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Riots and Racists and Looting...OH MY!!!

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Slap Shot said:
All except that it's not systemic.
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No definitely not, the STL DA knowingly put liars on the stand and presented a defense case for the officer he's supposed to indict. And the Cleveland and NY grand juries were even more of a sham.

As officer Barbrady would say, "move along nothing to see here!".
 
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The Yankees step up...

For 32 years, [George] Steinbrenner's Yankee Silver Shield Foundation has provided for the education of the children of New York City police officers, firemen and Port Authority employees who died in the line of duty, and will do so for the family of NYPD officer Rafael Ramos, gunned down by a cold-blooded killer Saturday along with his partner, Wenjian Liu.
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As the Daily News notes, Officer Ramos has two sons, one presently in college, and Officer Liu had no children. Needless to say, this is a very good turn by the Yankees, albeit one that should never be necessary.
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trixR4kids said:
No definitely not, the STL DA knowingly put liars on the stand and presented a defense case for the officer he's supposed to indict. And the Cleveland and NY grand juries were even more of a sham.

As officer Barbrady would say, "move along nothing to see here!".
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Here's a hint: don't break the law in the first place and put yourself in a position to be confronted by a police officer. Just a thought.
 
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The kid with a fake gun didn't break any laws that I'm aware of and the guy selling cigs didn't deserve the death penalty. He didn't deserve to die anymore than those two cops.

Maybe the cops could do their job correctly and allow for due process of the law, just a thought.
 
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trixR4kids said:
The kid with a fake gun didn't break any laws that I'm aware of and the guy selling cigs didn't deserve the death penalty. He didn't deserve to die anymore than those two cops.

Maybe the cops could do their job correctly and allow for due process of the law, just a thought.
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If Garner isn't selling illegal cigs, there is no interaction with the police in the first place. If Tamir Rice isn't pointing an air soft gun with no orange safety tip at people, there is no interaction with the police. That's Brent's point.

BTW, in no way am I defending the actions taken by the officers (especially in the Rice case, very disturbing video) in either case.
 
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Yeah his point is ****ing stupid. If the cops do their jobs correctly they avoid well deserved criticism for killing someone.

There have been plenty of instances where people broke no laws and were killed by police too so let's not act like minor law violations were the biggest factor causing death here (not saying you're making that argument MNS). It's victim blaming at its worst.
 
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New details released in the execution-style killing of two New York City police officers reveal a suspected killer with a long, troubled history of arrests, incarceration and family estrangement.

According to police, Ismaaiyl Brinsley, the suspect in Saturday’s double homicide in Brooklyn, had a rap sheet that included 19 arrests in two states over the past decade for robbery and gun possession and served a two-year stint in a Georgia prison.

Brinsley’s family told police that he had a traumatic childhood and for years has been estranged from his family. The family told investigators that he may have had some undiagnosed emotional or mental issues and had as recently as last year attempted to hang himself, according to NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce during a press conference on Sunday afternoon.

Boyce said that Brinsley had no prior history of violent crimes. But that all changed early on Saturday morning around 5 a.m. ET when Brinsley got into his ex-girlfriend’s Baltimore County, Maryland apartment with a key he shouldn’t have had, shot her once and fled on a Bolt Bus headed to New York City.
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Link

Question: If it's wrong to draw conclusions about a loon when he shoots a Congresswoman in the face (and kills 6 and wounds 13), is it just as wrong to draw conclusions about this nut?
 
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trixR4kids said:
Yeah his point is ****ing stupid. If the cops do their jobs correctly they avoid well deserved criticism for killing someone.

There have been plenty of instances where people broke no laws and were killed by police too so let's not act like minor law violations were the biggest factor causing death here (not saying you're making that argument MNS). It's victim blaming at its worst.
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So advising people to not break the law is stupid? Do you know how big of a friggin' idiot you are?

I already condemned the CLE/little kid situation. However, in other cases, if the people weren't breaking the law in the first place, then no interaction is had with the police.

It doesn't matter how the situation ended (proper arrest/tragedy/etc). No interaction = no possible tragedy.

It's so simple a caveman can figure it out. Which says a TON about you, apparently.
 
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Brent is still mad that Rosa Parks sat in the front of the bus. WHAT SHE DID WAS ILLEGAL!

You're not advising people of anything you're trying to find any possible reason to justify murder (at least when it doesn't affect cops and primarily affects black people).
 
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trixR4kids said:
Brent is still mad that Rosa Parks sat in the front of the bus. WHAT SHE DID WAS ILLEGAL!
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That was a peaceful protest, she was arrested, and it sparked change.

The process worked.

If arrests in these rounds of protests spark change, then the process works.

Point being, a lawful process is being followed.

Next.

Edit: I'm advising people to not break the law. I don't give a sh* what color they are.
 
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trixR4kids said:
Yeah his point is ****ing stupid. If the cops do their jobs correctly they avoid well deserved criticism for killing someone.

There have been plenty of instances where people broke no laws and were killed by police too so let's not act like minor law violations were the biggest factor causing death here (not saying you're making that argument MNS). It's victim blaming at its worst.
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You keep posting stuff and have yet to actually make a point. You are so far off base that it can't be a joke, you actually believe this stuff, which is really ****ing scary.
 
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Brent, maybe draw a picture next time so those with a low IQ have a better chance of comprehension.
 
trixR4kids said:
No definitely not, the STL DA knowingly put liars on the stand and presented a defense case for the officer he's supposed to indict. And the Cleveland and NY grand juries were even more of a sham.

As officer Barbrady would say, "move along nothing to see here!".
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None of which has anything to do with the claim its systemic. Troll hard though.
 
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trixR4kids said:
Yeah his point is ****ing stupid. If the cops do their jobs correctly they avoid well deserved criticism for killing someone.

There have been plenty of instances where people broke no laws and were killed by police too so let's not act like minor law violations were the biggest factor causing death here (not saying you're making that argument MNS). It's victim blaming at its worst.
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Eric Garner resisted arrest, and died of a heart attack because he was in horrible health. That's from the coroner's report. He wasn't choked. The officers did their jobs, which was to arrest people selling loose cigarettes, which is a crime in New York.

SHOULD it be a crime in NY? I personally don't think so, but that's a debate for politicians, not cops. The police are in an impossible situation if you expect them to uphold ALL laws, except if it could potentially lead to injury or death that they don't directly cause.
 
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