Toronado3800
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This isn't about race.. this is about an entire police department who are corrupt and use brutality to control people. It is about the militarization of American cities and brave citizens rising up to say, "NOT IN MY CITY YOU WON'T and not one more drop of innocent blood will go unpunished." The pictures out of Ferguson tell the story of an innocent black young man who had his life stripped from him .., It had everything to do with race and has nothing to do with race now, but of human compassion and dignity. I am disgusted and highly offended by what has taken place and continues to take place. Were I close by, I would go march with them..
how do you know he was innocent?![]()
In this country we have this thing called, EVIDENCE... I've seen plenty in that shit town now called Ferguson of cops gassing reporters and stealing cameras and equipment in order to hide the truth.. I don't trust anyone who does that kind of shit.. There are eye witnesses who back up the story of police brutality but you don't care about that.. all you see is that the victim isn't white so that colors your judgement. PUN INTENDED.
This is close to me. I know what is going on. A couple reporters are pissed because they had to clear McDonalds and the gap between the police line and the protestors. There is little other problems with the press. Sunday night I watched hours of reporters filming the looters and since then plenty of film of tear gas used to reopen the streets. Reporters are not being unfairly treated en masse.
Far as witnesses to the Michael Brown shooting, they are all over the place. If some were to believed a drunk cop pulled up and shot the kid for no reason.
Now the truth usually lies someplace in the middle. I figure the cop tried to stop the kid. The kid tried to run and in the scuffle the inexperienced kid bounced the cop's head off the squad car door maybe unintentionally, who knows. Poor kid then did something that made it seem like he was going for the cop's gun and got himself shot. Seems like the cop then unloaded into the kid.
So.
The kid was a big boy and resisted. Something my dad told me never to do or else my big self might end up shot. Doesn't make it less sad though.
The cop went too far and fired too many rounds into the kid. Maybe Michael would have died anyways. Maybe the cop was dazed from whatever caused his head wounds. Who knows.
Regardless it sucks.
My opinion on what happened will change as evidence comes out. That is just my guess.