Darren Wilson will not be charged

Robert J Sakimano wrote:just to be clear:

it's still okay to shoot and kill a violent thug who assaulted a police officer and tried to kill him.

steveschneider wrote:Pretty amazing that a white kid can go to a political rally, shoot a representative in the head, open fire on the crowd and he gets his day in court.

The_Dude wrote:

Fixed for accuracy--not that facts have any bearing though on your racism.

kingstonlake wrote:

I wasn't aware the officer knew he was a violent thug. Be careful with building cases after the fact.

The_Dude wrote:

Most are delusional and detached from reality. Just read this thread as a shinign example of how fucked up liberal minds work. You actually have people villifying a cop who dedicated his life to serve the public good and praising a violent thug who tried to kill said cop. I mean, seriously, just think about that for a second. Creating this faux reality of what they think their skewed version of social justice and equality is while lowering the standards of living for everyone is typically what the liberal message is.

Basically, professors that are in the top 5% income earners in the country that preach socialism while being rich themselves really do a number on weak minded sheep. Like Gruber said, American people are stupid as fuck and thats why stuff like obamacare got done. He wasnt joking. All you have to do is read and watch racist liberal reaction to the news of the non-indicment.

Just look at people in this thread. Incredibly overwhelming evidence that the officer did nothing wrong, yet it simply doesn't matter to people like roc, jim, Bob. For decades they have been brainwashed by people telling them everyday that white cops are all racist and black kids are victims of white oppression. Its the same recycled garbage we have seen for the last half century. In the last 50 years we have seen a staggering number of blacks get incarcerated and fall victim to violence. We have seen the black family structure get decimated by failed liberal policies. Yet, liberal solutions are to dig the hole even deeper--more welfare, more racism, and the same perpetual cycle of poverty and violence.

Why is that? Because change isn't easy. Telling someone that your 50 year welfare train is going to get cut down doesnt land you their vote, does it? However, telling a group of people that all of their ills are because of racial hatred and not their own doing gets you votes.

kingstonlake wrote:I don't think either man deserved to die. That being said its pretty stupid to get physically involved with an armed man trained to kill if so needed. That's pretty stupid on a fairly high level.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:I don't think anyone deserves to die..

and, as I've said, of course Michael Brown did some stupid things. I just don't think he deserved to be killed for doing them.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

That's pretty deep Bob. Too bad that is too complex for a lot of people.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:I don't think anyone deserves to die..

and, as I've said, of course Michael Brown did some stupid things. I just don't think he deserved to be killed for doing them.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:I don't think anyone deserves to die..

and, as I've said, of course Michael Brown did some stupid things. I just don't think he deserved to be killed for doing them.

The_Dude wrote:

Sorry Bob, but Mike Brown put his own life at risk when he decided to assault and try to grab the gun of a police officer.  

Bottom line is Mike Brown was one dumb mother fucker and it cost him his life.  He's not the first person to win Darwin and wont be the last.

Maybe a better idea would be to stop spreading hatred towards cops in inner cities?  Nah--fuck that though.  Lets keep telling all blacks white cops are racists and cant wait for a reason to shoot them.  That sounds better.

Also, while we are at it--lets blame the rich for why black people cant get good jobs and dont have hope as so many in the media have said.  I definitely think its a great idea to keep encouraging black women to ave 10 kids before the age of 30 with no parental guidance.  Lets do that some more.

Oops, I forgot.  Reciting facts makes a person a racist nowadays.

beal99 wrote:Is anyone catching Al Sharpton right now? Jesus. IF everyone wanted to start some sort of healing process between the races, maybe someone should throw a brick at him

The_Dude wrote:

 I definitely think its a great idea to keep encouraging black women to ave 10 kids before the age of 30 with no parental guidance.  Lets do that some more.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

You're gonna stroke out over all of this.

The_Dude wrote:

Al sharpton deserves a double tap to his head.  Yep, I said it.  The dude is responsible for numerous deaths and ruined lives.  Fuck him.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:
As long as they can't have access to birth control or abortions I'm okay with it.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:
As long as they can't have access to birth control or abortions I'm okay with it.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

The same morons who don't believe in birth control or abortions complaining about just that. Interesting. Another contradiction. Maybe Bob is on to something.

The_Dude wrote:

You know whats sad is that you can trace the decay of black families with the massive welfare programs enacted in the 60s and 70s. As soon as black women found out they could get more money by being a single mother and get more money for each kid they have, the downfall of the black family structure went full speed ahead. Look it up, all the data is out there. Its sickening.

Rocinante wrote:A dude I know posted this and I think it's spot on:

"If you are silent about the systematic and habitual murder of black men by police, and you are silent about the excessive, militarized response to peaceful protests, and you are silent about the obvious miscarriage of justice that is the grand jury's decision, but you find your voice only to cluck your tongue about rioting and looting, I would just ask that you reflect for a moment on what your words and your silence say about what you value most, and then compare that to the story you tell yourself about what you value."

Rocinante wrote:A dude I know posted this and I think it's spot on:

"If you are silent about the systematic and habitual murder of black men by police, and you are silent about the excessive, militarized response to peaceful protests, and you are silent about the obvious miscarriage of justice that is the grand jury's decision, but you find your voice only to cluck your tongue about rioting and looting, I would just ask that you reflect for a moment on what your words and your silence say about what you value most, and then compare that to the story you tell yourself about what you value."

Robert J Sakimano wrote:ya think?

Robert J Sakimano wrote:impressive.

seems like the most vocal people regarding what's going on in Ferguson are only vocal about rioting and looting. The killing of an unarmed black kid is perfectly acceptable to them.

imagine how vocally outraged they would be come if the rioting and looting included a Whole Foods or a Pottery Barn.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

Yeah, because we know that would never happen.

unarmed white man shot by police

Rocinante wrote:A dude I know posted this and I think it's spot on:

"If you are silent about the systematic and habitual murder of black men by police, and you are silent about the excessive, militarized response to peaceful protests, and you are silent about the obvious miscarriage of justice that is the grand jury's decision, but you find your voice only to cluck your tongue about rioting and looting, I would just ask that you reflect for a moment on what your words and your silence say about what you value most, and then compare that to the story you tell yourself about what you value."

CheesySpartan wrote:

Not to worry Bob those stores are only in white neighborhoods where there isn't any looting or rioting....

Robert J Sakimano wrote:I don't think anyone deserves to die..

and, as I've said, of course Michael Brown did some stupid things. I just don't think he deserved to be killed for doing them.

CheesySpartan wrote:

Nah...

Green Note wrote:


Of course Michael Brown did some stupid things, I just don't think the police officer deserved to be killed for him doing them.

Robert J Sakimano wrote: yeah - and that's my point.

a lot of white folks aren't terribly concerned with the killing of an unarmed black kid.. they're even less concerned with the looting of a convenience store..

maybe the looting of a Pottery Barn would get the white people worked up..?

tig ol bitties wrote:

what a tool

CheesySpartan wrote:

"a lot of white folks"....generalize much Bob.

Rocinante wrote:A dude I know posted this and I think it's spot on:

"If you are silent about the systematic and habitual murder of black men by police, and you are silent about the excessive, militarized response to peaceful protests, and you are silent about the obvious miscarriage of justice that is the grand jury's decision, but you find your voice only to cluck your tongue about rioting and looting, I would just ask that you reflect for a moment on what your words and your silence say about what you value most, and then compare that to the story you tell yourself about what you value."

Rocinante wrote:

I take it you won't take a moment and reflect as he asks.