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i am surprised that any of the protesters that was interviewed didnt say "What? What da hell doz evidence mean" all eye no iz dat an innocent black child was shot in cold blood and I am still waiting for my 5000 dolla EBT card!!!I love it. Very good work. Obviously, you put some time in on that one. I'm still laughing. Thanks for the entertainment this afternoon.lets all just do our impression of what most of the umegamucated protesters are saying: Yo, Iz like we iz like totally pizzd off dat wun of our own homies was shot 67 times in the back of the front and for no weeson! and afta micheal brown waz shot in the head, iz like he den got on hiz nees and begged the cracker head cop for his life,den da cop shot him in da front, den Michael Brown put hiz hands up and screamed "Hands Up, Don't Shoot" !!! and datz why we iz all protesting until we all git our free flatscreensTV's !!!
You're good. You obviously missed your calling. You have talent.i am surprised that any of the protesters that was interviewed didnt say "What? What da hell doz evidence mean" all eye no iz dat an innocent black child was shot in cold blood and I am still waiting for my 5000 dolla EBT card!!!I love it. Very good work. Obviously, you put some time in on that one. I'm still laughing. Thanks for the entertainment this afternoon.lets all just do our impression of what most of the umegamucated protesters are saying: Yo, Iz like we iz like totally pizzd off dat wun of our own homies was shot 67 times in the back of the front and for no weeson! and afta micheal brown waz shot in the head, iz like he den got on hiz nees and begged the cracker head cop for his life,den da cop shot him in da front, den Michael Brown put hiz hands up and screamed "Hands Up, Don't Shoot" !!! and datz why we iz all protesting until we all git our free flatscreensTV's !!!
Here's the deal folks. 50 years of violence proves the civil rights movement was a waste of time. Citizenship in The United States requires contribution to fellow citizens, not burden and blame.
Americans have given too much to blacks, there is a reason they were never considered citizens of the U.S. by it's founders.
With that being said Missouri needs to decide whether they want to have police officers standing around like sitting ducks or are they going to crack down. These "protests" are not peaceful, they are a race based extortion attempt to remove Whites from the Ferguson PD. A real problem remains, as soon as Ferguson PD is ethnically cleansed of whites, that will embolden these feral black criminal extortionists to move on to the next White community and ruin it.
Here's the deal folks. 50 years of violence proves the civil rights movement was a waste of time. Citizenship in The United States requires contribution to fellow citizens, not burden and blame.
Americans have given too much to blacks, there is a reason they were never considered citizens of the U.S. by it's founders.
With that being said Missouri needs to decide whether they want to have police officers standing around like sitting ducks or are they going to crack down. These "protests" are not peaceful, they are a race based extortion attempt to remove Whites from the Ferguson PD. A real problem remains, as soon as Ferguson PD is ethnically cleansed of whites, that will embolden these feral black criminal extortionists to move on to the next White community and ruin it.
Though I accept the rabble are indeed out of line BIG TIME there is no need to tar all with the same brush. I trust that is NOT what you are doing.
But as regards the potential cop killers; there is a proper procedure to follow and I suggest that the Law has already begun it!!
Greg
All good Americans oppose racialism of left or right as well as support appropriate law and order.
You and your folks don't.
Why were these people in the streets last night?
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances."
-- First Amendment to the Constitution
Fucking duh.
The root cause again, the failed black culture
-Geaux
No one in the black community wants to accept the high murder rate when it comes to black on black crime. No one in the black community wants to accept the fact that most black men between the age of 13-35 are likely to commit crimes in America. No one wants to accept the fact that out black culture went from one of positive achievement and intelligence to one of utter emptiness and low standards.
You got rappers on Twitter mad over the verdict yet these same rappers glorify black on black violence and ignorance; how many young black men died trying to imitate one of their favorite rapper’s songs?
We went from Eli Whitney, Booker T. Washington, Fredrick Douglass, to Snoop Dogg, Tupac Shakur, and Lil Wayne.
The Cold Hard Truth About Black Culture RedState
What goes around, comes around. The way they've treated the people there, it was bound to happen sooner or later. In my opinion, this is just the beginning. It wouldn't surprise me to hear about shootings of this nature all across the country in the coming months. Cops have been asking for this for many years now, and now they have what they've been looking for. Riots, shootings, civil unrest, protests, and marches will become common place, for several reasons. We've created a poor, dependent, frustrated, and angry citizenry. Oppressed people will soon revolt, and authority will sleep with one eye open.Ahh, tis easy to use the cover of protests by others to carry out a deadly deed.
#Policelivesmatter
FERGUSON • Two police officers were hit by gunfire early Thursday outside the Ferguson police department.
The shots were fired as police were confronting protesters who had gathered outside the police station.
Ferguson Lt. Col. Al Eickhoff said he didn't think either of the officers were from his department. He also didn't know the extent of their injuries. Eickhoff was not at the scene at the time of the shooting but he said he was headed there.
A police source said one of the officers is a St. Louis County officer and the other a Webster Groves officer.
The shots rang out as the protests appeared to be dwindling. Some of the protesters fell to the ground and others ran.
Several members of the media, including a Post-Dispatch reporter and photographer, were near the officers who were hit.
Two police officers are shot in Ferguson News
When you take away citizens' rights, their freedom, and opportunities to be self-supporting members of society, you create an angry people, one that will grow tired of oppression and revolt. For now, it's anger directed towards members of law enforcement, next it'll be anger directed at any authority. This anger has been growing for many years now, and it's only going to get worse with time.
The PC zombies never did get it.
It is what it is..........we don't have police problem. We have a black problem.
But as the great Bob Grants said decades ago......."they cant hide".
I say, the police department deploy drones and when shit goes down, they drone their asses!!!For drive-by's, the police are going to have to deploy units with RPGs.......set up on the perimeter of these demonstrations sniper-like. That will get their attention if they catch on camera just once an SUV being vaporized.
Because of the mentality we saw in LA, and now in Mizzou, is why I have concealed carry permits good in 48 states.
-Geaux
In a sense.? What does that mean? Cops aren't just meat puppets that protect the staus quo no. Instead, they are flesh and blood human beings that put their lives on the line for people, like YOU . But you knew that already. You are just being sarcastic or ironic moronic or whatever troll game you're playing.In a sense, yes.Cops are people too !
Obviously you misread and/or misunderstood my comment. I have never ever said, nor implied, that the police has taken anyone's rights away. Police can not take rights away. Police do not have the power nor authority to take rights away. Please go back and re-read my comment. Thanks.What goes around, comes around. The way they've treated the people there, it was bound to happen sooner or later. In my opinion, this is just the beginning. It wouldn't surprise me to hear about shootings of this nature all across the country in the coming months. Cops have been asking for this for many years now, and now they have what they've been looking for. Riots, shootings, civil unrest, protests, and marches will become common place, for several reasons. We've created a poor, dependent, frustrated, and angry citizenry. Oppressed people will soon revolt, and authority will sleep with one eye open.Ahh, tis easy to use the cover of protests by others to carry out a deadly deed.
#Policelivesmatter
FERGUSON • Two police officers were hit by gunfire early Thursday outside the Ferguson police department.
The shots were fired as police were confronting protesters who had gathered outside the police station.
Ferguson Lt. Col. Al Eickhoff said he didn't think either of the officers were from his department. He also didn't know the extent of their injuries. Eickhoff was not at the scene at the time of the shooting but he said he was headed there.
A police source said one of the officers is a St. Louis County officer and the other a Webster Groves officer.
The shots rang out as the protests appeared to be dwindling. Some of the protesters fell to the ground and others ran.
Several members of the media, including a Post-Dispatch reporter and photographer, were near the officers who were hit.
Two police officers are shot in Ferguson News
When you take away citizens' rights, their freedom, and opportunities to be self-supporting members of society, you create an angry people, one that will grow tired of oppression and revolt. For now, it's anger directed towards members of law enforcement, next it'll be anger directed at any authority. This anger has been growing for many years now, and it's only going to get worse with time.
The police do no such thing. The police are acting under the authority of their supervisors. They get called, they show up. When a person will not cooperate and tries to fight or flee, then the police will take action. The police are not taking any rights away from black people.
Obviously you misread and/or misunderstood my comment. I have never ever said, nor implied, that the police has taken anyone's rights away. Police can not take rights away. Police do not have the power nor authority to take rights away. Please go back and re-read my comment. Thanks.What goes around, comes around. The way they've treated the people there, it was bound to happen sooner or later. In my opinion, this is just the beginning. It wouldn't surprise me to hear about shootings of this nature all across the country in the coming months. Cops have been asking for this for many years now, and now they have what they've been looking for. Riots, shootings, civil unrest, protests, and marches will become common place, for several reasons. We've created a poor, dependent, frustrated, and angry citizenry. Oppressed people will soon revolt, and authority will sleep with one eye open.Ahh, tis easy to use the cover of protests by others to carry out a deadly deed.
#Policelivesmatter
FERGUSON • Two police officers were hit by gunfire early Thursday outside the Ferguson police department.
The shots were fired as police were confronting protesters who had gathered outside the police station.
Ferguson Lt. Col. Al Eickhoff said he didn't think either of the officers were from his department. He also didn't know the extent of their injuries. Eickhoff was not at the scene at the time of the shooting but he said he was headed there.
A police source said one of the officers is a St. Louis County officer and the other a Webster Groves officer.
The shots rang out as the protests appeared to be dwindling. Some of the protesters fell to the ground and others ran.
Several members of the media, including a Post-Dispatch reporter and photographer, were near the officers who were hit.
Two police officers are shot in Ferguson News
When you take away citizens' rights, their freedom, and opportunities to be self-supporting members of society, you create an angry people, one that will grow tired of oppression and revolt. For now, it's anger directed towards members of law enforcement, next it'll be anger directed at any authority. This anger has been growing for many years now, and it's only going to get worse with time.
The police do no such thing. The police are acting under the authority of their supervisors. They get called, they show up. When a person will not cooperate and tries to fight or flee, then the police will take action. The police are not taking any rights away from black people.
Obviously you misread and/or misunderstood my comment. I have never ever said, nor implied, that the police has taken anyone's rights away. Police can not take rights away. Police do not have the power nor authority to take rights away. Please go back and re-read my comment. Thanks.What goes around, comes around. The way they've treated the people there, it was bound to happen sooner or later. In my opinion, this is just the beginning. It wouldn't surprise me to hear about shootings of this nature all across the country in the coming months. Cops have been asking for this for many years now, and now they have what they've been looking for. Riots, shootings, civil unrest, protests, and marches will become common place, for several reasons. We've created a poor, dependent, frustrated, and angry citizenry. Oppressed people will soon revolt, and authority will sleep with one eye open.Ahh, tis easy to use the cover of protests by others to carry out a deadly deed.
#Policelivesmatter
FERGUSON • Two police officers were hit by gunfire early Thursday outside the Ferguson police department.
The shots were fired as police were confronting protesters who had gathered outside the police station.
Ferguson Lt. Col. Al Eickhoff said he didn't think either of the officers were from his department. He also didn't know the extent of their injuries. Eickhoff was not at the scene at the time of the shooting but he said he was headed there.
A police source said one of the officers is a St. Louis County officer and the other a Webster Groves officer.
The shots rang out as the protests appeared to be dwindling. Some of the protesters fell to the ground and others ran.
Several members of the media, including a Post-Dispatch reporter and photographer, were near the officers who were hit.
Two police officers are shot in Ferguson News
When you take away citizens' rights, their freedom, and opportunities to be self-supporting members of society, you create an angry people, one that will grow tired of oppression and revolt. For now, it's anger directed towards members of law enforcement, next it'll be anger directed at any authority. This anger has been growing for many years now, and it's only going to get worse with time.
The police do no such thing. The police are acting under the authority of their supervisors. They get called, they show up. When a person will not cooperate and tries to fight or flee, then the police will take action. The police are not taking any rights away from black people.
Horse crap sniveling, dear. Violence is wrong, but the record remains quite clear FPD was a bad outfit. What the black community needs to do is vote; they need to stand up and vote.All good Americans oppose racialism of left or right as well as support appropriate law and order.
You and your folks don't.
I oppose people breaking the law and when confronted by police, fighting with them. I oppose all of the riots based upon this falsehood that they are somehow victims of racism by police too. It is just not true. Police officers do not open fire unless they feel threatened. Somebody needs to tell the black community to cooperate with the police and to stop fighting with them at every turn. The results will be more dead black kids. The black community needs to step up and instead of making their children feel victims of society, bring them up to be a part of society.
