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Need to feed those pigeons caffeine!
You want to feed a natural laxative to pigeons?
Need to feed those pigeons caffeine!
Thank you AgeofKnowledge. Finally!
My question is what took you so long?
Surely you guys could have a lot of this written up before the event occurs. That would be more efficient.
You want to feed a natural laxative to pigeons?
David, why are you so filled with hate?
Why mention the race of the one who died if it was not important to you?
Has AgeofKnowledge been given his briefing memo from the higher ups yet?
It takes some hood rat balls to......
Ahhhh this stuff writes itself. I couldn't make it up if I tried. Right on schedule
This case is a wonderful example as to why it's important to be patient and wait for the full story before picking sides.
Micheal's friend gave his testimony shortly after Micheal was shot. Far too many people believed his story without even questioning it. And with or without the witness account, there was absolutely zero evidence that the shooting was racially motivated. But, since it was a white man shooting a black teen, that's the conclusion everyone immediately jumped to. That's not to say police are never racist, but we need to look into individual accounts before making such a claim.
For nearly a week, the police didn't release evidence that Micheal was guilty of robbing the store. That's because they wanted to look into what actually happened and make sure they had enough evidence before falsely convicting anyone.
What bothers me is the fact that many people who protested in person and online will not admit they're wrong. They'll likely continue to search for ways to blame the cop. One example I've already seen is the idea that the police officer shouldn't have shot an unarmed teen no matter what. But, if the teenager punched him in the face and tried to steal the officer's gun, the officer was clearly in danger of losing his life. And honestly, when someone tries to steal your gun, you know they're not going to let you pat them down for weapons to make sure they aren't armed.
It's okay to speculate, but don't make any firm decisions until you're certain you've seen enough evidence to base those decisions on.