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My oh my....such thin skin. Or perhaps they are actually scales.
Speaking of reptiles...you claim you're a "hedge fund manager"....if that's true (I doubt it) you deal in leverage, long and short selling and derivatives.....that's the kind of reptiles who crashed our economy....and you claim you're a socialist? I wonder if any of your "clients" know your home address (flop house/fleabag motel)....you don't fit the profile...who would invest with a freak like you?
Unless he caught him in the act the cop just iron booted Eric.But selling loosies calls for eight cops.Eric Garner was a pothead. He had pot on him. Of course he deserved to die. One less druggie.
Having less than one ounce of marijuana on your person in New York is legal, dipshit.
Got to have those taxes so Mr. Bill can take care of the poor, the sick, and the homeless.
Yeah blame the cops, not the authorities that told them to crack down on these guys stealing customers from legitimate tax paying businesses and taxes from the city.Tell that to tax crazed Leftist in NYC.A choke hold should only be used serious crimes; selling cigarettes is not serious.
Eric Garner was killed by the nanny state, which taxes cigs so much they send out death squads to kill those who evade their taxes.
Bill DeBlasio murdered Eric Garner.
Behold!! The idiot!!
Here's the bottom line:
The crime rate has dropped drastically in New York City over the last 20 years. I mean it fell harder and faster than George Bush's economic fiasco in 2008.
("""Today, in an astonishing twist, New York is one of the safest cities in the country. Its current homicide rate is 18 percent of its 1990 total — its auto theft rate is 6 percent. The drop exceeded the wildest dreams of crime experts of the 1990s, and it’s a testament to this transformation that New Yorkers now seem more likely to complain about the city’s dullness than about its criminality....." What really cleaned up New York - Salon.com
But the city still maintains an active plus retired police force of 50,000.
(The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York (NYC PBA), the largest municipal police union in the United States, represents over 50,000 active and retired NYC police officers.)
So you have a lot of bored cops with nothing to do except bust small-time misdemeanors like Eric Garner. And just like any pack mentality, and the cops are full of that, things go bad quickly.
The answer is: reduce the police force, lay a bunch of them off. But the police unions in this country are too powerful, so that ain't gonna happen.
Make them wear cop-cams? Ha. Eric Garner's death proved that doesn't mean shit.
255,000 other misdemeanor arrests did not result in deaths of the perp, so wholesale changes such as you suggest would be over reacting.
Yes?
Republicans we need to stop defending the police on this. Whose next on the cross hair?Yeah blame the cops, not the authorities that told them to crack down on these guys stealing customers from legitimate tax paying businesses and taxes from the city.Tell that to tax crazed Leftist in NYC.A choke hold should only be used serious crimes; selling cigarettes is not serious.
Eric Garner was killed by the nanny state, which taxes cigs so much they send out death squads to kill those who evade their taxes.
Bill DeBlasio murdered Eric Garner.
Behold!! The idiot!!
Here's the bottom line:
The crime rate has dropped drastically in New York City over the last 20 years. I mean it fell harder and faster than George Bush's economic fiasco in 2008.
("""Today, in an astonishing twist, New York is one of the safest cities in the country. Its current homicide rate is 18 percent of its 1990 total — its auto theft rate is 6 percent. The drop exceeded the wildest dreams of crime experts of the 1990s, and it’s a testament to this transformation that New Yorkers now seem more likely to complain about the city’s dullness than about its criminality....." What really cleaned up New York - Salon.com
But the city still maintains an active plus retired police force of 50,000.
(The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York (NYC PBA), the largest municipal police union in the United States, represents over 50,000 active and retired NYC police officers.)
So you have a lot of bored cops with nothing to do except bust small-time misdemeanors like Eric Garner. And just like any pack mentality, and the cops are full of that, things go bad quickly.
The answer is: reduce the police force, lay a bunch of them off. But the police unions in this country are too powerful, so that ain't gonna happen.
Make them wear cop-cams? Ha. Eric Garner's death proved that doesn't mean shit.
255,000 other misdemeanor arrests did not result in deaths of the perp, so wholesale changes such as you suggest would be over reacting.
Yes?
No one can be this stupid...Oh, wait, I'm on the USMB.
You actually think I'm going to state my real occupation on here? OK, I'm Donald Trump's latest squeeze.
No, wait....I was that last week. I'm a bored computer hacker on contract withe NSA sitting 4000 feet under the city of Colorado Springs. That's it.
The police were carrying out the will of the Nanny State.Republicans we need to stop defending the police on this. Whose next on the cross hair?Yeah blame the cops, not the authorities that told them to crack down on these guys stealing customers from legitimate tax paying businesses and taxes from the city.Tell that to tax crazed Leftist in NYC.
Eric Garner was killed by the nanny state, which taxes cigs so much they send out death squads to kill those who evade their taxes.
Bill DeBlasio murdered Eric Garner.
Behold!! The idiot!!
Here's the bottom line:
The crime rate has dropped drastically in New York City over the last 20 years. I mean it fell harder and faster than George Bush's economic fiasco in 2008.
("""Today, in an astonishing twist, New York is one of the safest cities in the country. Its current homicide rate is 18 percent of its 1990 total — its auto theft rate is 6 percent. The drop exceeded the wildest dreams of crime experts of the 1990s, and it’s a testament to this transformation that New Yorkers now seem more likely to complain about the city’s dullness than about its criminality....." What really cleaned up New York - Salon.com
But the city still maintains an active plus retired police force of 50,000.
(The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York (NYC PBA), the largest municipal police union in the United States, represents over 50,000 active and retired NYC police officers.)
So you have a lot of bored cops with nothing to do except bust small-time misdemeanors like Eric Garner. And just like any pack mentality, and the cops are full of that, things go bad quickly.
The answer is: reduce the police force, lay a bunch of them off. But the police unions in this country are too powerful, so that ain't gonna happen.
Make them wear cop-cams? Ha. Eric Garner's death proved that doesn't mean shit.
255,000 other misdemeanor arrests did not result in deaths of the perp, so wholesale changes such as you suggest would be over reacting.
Yes?
Yeah blame the cops, not the authorities that told them to crack down on these guys stealing customers from legitimate tax paying businesses and taxes from the city.Tell that to tax crazed Leftist in NYC.
Eric Garner was killed by the nanny state, which taxes cigs so much they send out death squads to kill those who evade their taxes.
Bill DeBlasio murdered Eric Garner.
Behold!! The idiot!!
Here's the bottom line:
The crime rate has dropped drastically in New York City over the last 20 years. I mean it fell harder and faster than George Bush's economic fiasco in 2008.
("""Today, in an astonishing twist, New York is one of the safest cities in the country. Its current homicide rate is 18 percent of its 1990 total — its auto theft rate is 6 percent. The drop exceeded the wildest dreams of crime experts of the 1990s, and it’s a testament to this transformation that New Yorkers now seem more likely to complain about the city’s dullness than about its criminality....." What really cleaned up New York - Salon.com
But the city still maintains an active plus retired police force of 50,000.
(The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York (NYC PBA), the largest municipal police union in the United States, represents over 50,000 active and retired NYC police officers.)
So you have a lot of bored cops with nothing to do except bust small-time misdemeanors like Eric Garner. And just like any pack mentality, and the cops are full of that, things go bad quickly.
The answer is: reduce the police force, lay a bunch of them off. But the police unions in this country are too powerful, so that ain't gonna happen.
Make them wear cop-cams? Ha. Eric Garner's death proved that doesn't mean shit.
255,000 other misdemeanor arrests did not result in deaths of the perp, so wholesale changes such as you suggest would be over reacting.
Yes?
255,000 misdemeanor arrests for....weed? Definite overreach. Non-moving auto violations? What then?
God you're an idiot.Fox News' Bill O'Reilly Says Eric Garner Didn't Deserve To Die
Fox News Bill O Reilly Says Eric Garner Didn t Deserve To Die
So if this far right wingnut admits the truth, it just makes you wonder about the assholes on this board who are so far right they fell right off their flat earth with this one.
No one can be this stupid...Oh, wait, I'm on the USMB.
You actually think I'm going to state my real occupation on here? OK, I'm Donald Trump's latest squeeze.
No, wait....I was that last week. I'm a bored computer hacker on contract withe NSA sitting 4000 feet under the city of Colorado Springs. That's it.
So you're a liar and a fool.....not that anybody is surprised. We all know your "real occupation" is so important we wouldn't want you to divulge it......and get you tracked down by an irate "teabagger" and beaten with her purse. As I suspected, you're unemployed, sitting at a library computer, and eating SNAP potato chips and an off-brand cola.....
Republicans we need to stop defending the police on this. Whose next on the cross hair?Yeah blame the cops, not the authorities that told them to crack down on these guys stealing customers from legitimate tax paying businesses and taxes from the city.Tell that to tax crazed Leftist in NYC.
Eric Garner was killed by the nanny state, which taxes cigs so much they send out death squads to kill those who evade their taxes.
Bill DeBlasio murdered Eric Garner.
Behold!! The idiot!!
Here's the bottom line:
The crime rate has dropped drastically in New York City over the last 20 years. I mean it fell harder and faster than George Bush's economic fiasco in 2008.
("""Today, in an astonishing twist, New York is one of the safest cities in the country. Its current homicide rate is 18 percent of its 1990 total — its auto theft rate is 6 percent. The drop exceeded the wildest dreams of crime experts of the 1990s, and it’s a testament to this transformation that New Yorkers now seem more likely to complain about the city’s dullness than about its criminality....." What really cleaned up New York - Salon.com
But the city still maintains an active plus retired police force of 50,000.
(The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York (NYC PBA), the largest municipal police union in the United States, represents over 50,000 active and retired NYC police officers.)
So you have a lot of bored cops with nothing to do except bust small-time misdemeanors like Eric Garner. And just like any pack mentality, and the cops are full of that, things go bad quickly.
The answer is: reduce the police force, lay a bunch of them off. But the police unions in this country are too powerful, so that ain't gonna happen.
Make them wear cop-cams? Ha. Eric Garner's death proved that doesn't mean shit.
255,000 other misdemeanor arrests did not result in deaths of the perp, so wholesale changes such as you suggest would be over reacting.
Yes?
Of course it is a fucking game.Yeah blame the cops, not the authorities that told them to crack down on these guys stealing customers from legitimate tax paying businesses and taxes from the city.Behold!! The idiot!!
Here's the bottom line:
The crime rate has dropped drastically in New York City over the last 20 years. I mean it fell harder and faster than George Bush's economic fiasco in 2008.
("""Today, in an astonishing twist, New York is one of the safest cities in the country. Its current homicide rate is 18 percent of its 1990 total — its auto theft rate is 6 percent. The drop exceeded the wildest dreams of crime experts of the 1990s, and it’s a testament to this transformation that New Yorkers now seem more likely to complain about the city’s dullness than about its criminality....." What really cleaned up New York - Salon.com
But the city still maintains an active plus retired police force of 50,000.
(The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York (NYC PBA), the largest municipal police union in the United States, represents over 50,000 active and retired NYC police officers.)
So you have a lot of bored cops with nothing to do except bust small-time misdemeanors like Eric Garner. And just like any pack mentality, and the cops are full of that, things go bad quickly.
The answer is: reduce the police force, lay a bunch of them off. But the police unions in this country are too powerful, so that ain't gonna happen.
Make them wear cop-cams? Ha. Eric Garner's death proved that doesn't mean shit.
255,000 other misdemeanor arrests did not result in deaths of the perp, so wholesale changes such as you suggest would be over reacting.
Yes?
255,000 misdemeanor arrests for....weed? Definite overreach. Non-moving auto violations? What then?
This isn't a fucking game, boy.
Mud, bigreb, and I all have trouble most of the agreeing on anything, but if they and folks like me are representative, then I suspect the country as a whole is troubled.
I am troubled by the whole thing too.Mud, bigreb, and I all have trouble most of the agreeing on anything, but if they and folks like me are representative, then I suspect the country as a whole is troubled.
He wasn't choked for being arrested for selling loosies for the ninth time.Mud, bigreb, and I all have trouble most of the agreeing on anything, but if they and folks like me are representative, then I suspect the country as a whole is troubled.
When you have a seven to one situation on a cigarette selling deal, choke holds are not needed. The video is very, very clear.
Everybody civil rights need to be defended whose next on the hit squad? You me? There was no justification in what happen.The police were carrying out the will of the Nanny State.Republicans we need to stop defending the police on this. Whose next on the cross hair?Yeah blame the cops, not the authorities that told them to crack down on these guys stealing customers from legitimate tax paying businesses and taxes from the city.Behold!! The idiot!!
Here's the bottom line:
The crime rate has dropped drastically in New York City over the last 20 years. I mean it fell harder and faster than George Bush's economic fiasco in 2008.
("""Today, in an astonishing twist, New York is one of the safest cities in the country. Its current homicide rate is 18 percent of its 1990 total — its auto theft rate is 6 percent. The drop exceeded the wildest dreams of crime experts of the 1990s, and it’s a testament to this transformation that New Yorkers now seem more likely to complain about the city’s dullness than about its criminality....." What really cleaned up New York - Salon.com
But the city still maintains an active plus retired police force of 50,000.
(The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York (NYC PBA), the largest municipal police union in the United States, represents over 50,000 active and retired NYC police officers.)
So you have a lot of bored cops with nothing to do except bust small-time misdemeanors like Eric Garner. And just like any pack mentality, and the cops are full of that, things go bad quickly.
The answer is: reduce the police force, lay a bunch of them off. But the police unions in this country are too powerful, so that ain't gonna happen.
Make them wear cop-cams? Ha. Eric Garner's death proved that doesn't mean shit.
255,000 other misdemeanor arrests did not result in deaths of the perp, so wholesale changes such as you suggest would be over reacting.
Yes?
They cannot be criticized.
Loosies are an assault on the entitlements of the poor, the sick, and the homeless.
KILL THE KULAKS!!!!!!!
