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Yeah well, cops lives matter too.
Yes they do. All lives matter.
The Black Lives Matter movement does not say otherwise. The continued inability or unwillingness of so many on the right to grasp this fact is frustrating for normal people.
All lives matter. Martin O'Malley said that in a speech, Black Lives Matter 'protested' and O'Malley the Coward backed off.
Pigs in a blanket, fry'em like bacon. Does not sound very reasonable at all.
Yeah well, cops lives matter too.
Yes they do. All lives matter.
The Black Lives Matter movement does not say otherwise. The continued inability or unwillingness of so many on the right to grasp this fact is frustrating for normal people.
All lives matter. Martin O'Malley said that in a speech, Black Lives Matter 'protested' and O'Malley the Coward backed off.
Pigs in a blanket, fry'em like bacon. Does not sound very reasonable at all.
Yes. O'Malley said that. He was making the same mistake that you and ChrisL are making. He was then informed of his mistake. Unlike you two, he understood the explaination and acted accordingly.
I have already noted that the chant was not reasonable. Are you having trouble reading?
Black lives matter is a despicable group.
The chant in St.Paul.....which took place after the murder in Houston and was not a call for killing police officers has nothing to do with the murder in Houston. Period.
Yeah but, you don't know that. So not period.
I do know this.
Nope, you do not. You don't know anything that I don't know about this. You weren't there, were you?
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
Yeah well, cops lives matter too.
Yes they do. All lives matter.
The Black Lives Matter movement does not say otherwise. The continued inability or unwillingness of so many on the right to grasp this fact is frustrating for normal people.
All lives matter. Martin O'Malley said that in a speech, Black Lives Matter 'protested' and O'Malley the Coward backed off.
Pigs in a blanket, fry'em like bacon. Does not sound very reasonable at all.
Yes. O'Malley said that. He was making the same mistake that you and ChrisL are making. He was then informed of his mistake. Unlike you two, he understood the explaination and acted accordingly.
I have already noted that the chant was not reasonable. Are you having trouble reading?
Black lives matter is a despicable group.
Their tactics are despicable, yes, but they didn't come about because they are despicable people per se. If you and others believe that they have no legitimate beef with their bad treatment from police and the rest of society, then that is where the problem lies. This is not an argument that all cops are bad or that any group should be calling for attacks on our police, but it really is important to understand how we got here, and it's not because all cops are following the law.
Yeah but, you don't know that. So not period.
I do know this.
Nope, you do not. You don't know anything that I don't know about this. You weren't there, were you?
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
Yeah well, cops lives matter too.
Yes they do. All lives matter.
The Black Lives Matter movement does not say otherwise. The continued inability or unwillingness of so many on the right to grasp this fact is frustrating for normal people.
All lives matter. Martin O'Malley said that in a speech, Black Lives Matter 'protested' and O'Malley the Coward backed off.
Pigs in a blanket, fry'em like bacon. Does not sound very reasonable at all.
Yes. O'Malley said that. He was making the same mistake that you and ChrisL are making. He was then informed of his mistake. Unlike you two, he understood the explaination and acted accordingly.
I have already noted that the chant was not reasonable. Are you having trouble reading?
And what explanation is that? That you say it doesn't matter? What?
I do know this.
Nope, you do not. You don't know anything that I don't know about this. You weren't there, were you?
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
These types of things give some people "encouragement" and give people a "victim" mentality. Most police are completely innocent and just do their jobs. Like ANYTHING, there are always going to be a few bad eggs.
Yeah well, cops lives matter too.
Yes they do. All lives matter.
The Black Lives Matter movement does not say otherwise. The continued inability or unwillingness of so many on the right to grasp this fact is frustrating for normal people.
All lives matter. Martin O'Malley said that in a speech, Black Lives Matter 'protested' and O'Malley the Coward backed off.
Pigs in a blanket, fry'em like bacon. Does not sound very reasonable at all.
Yes. O'Malley said that. He was making the same mistake that you and ChrisL are making. He was then informed of his mistake. Unlike you two, he understood the explaination and acted accordingly.
I have already noted that the chant was not reasonable. Are you having trouble reading?
And what explanation is that? That you say it doesn't matter? What?
No. Sigh. So boring.
Right after the "Black Lives Matter" grassroots organization started......social media was inundated with BIGOTS AND RACISTS whining that it was saying that white lives don't matter. That was not the point that the movement was making. It was simply drawing attention to the fact that many young black men were being killed in police custody. But.....as you know.......nuance and facts are weak in the face of a right wing social media storm.
The "all lives matter" phrase thus became a DOG WHISTLE.
O'Malley didn't know this and he made an innocent comment that all lives matter as an aside. He was not minimizing the BLM movement with that statement....but he had inadvertently repeated the standard dog whistle.
Shit.....you people use it to this day. "Foul!!!!!!! All Lives Matter!!!!!" Blah blah blah.
Nope, you do not. You don't know anything that I don't know about this. You weren't there, were you?
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
These types of things give some people "encouragement" and give people a "victim" mentality. Most police are completely innocent and just do their jobs. Like ANYTHING, there are always going to be a few bad eggs.
I'm not going to do it because I hate it so much.....but if I were to employ deflection......could I find examples of similar irresponsible comments or actions by those on the right which could be seen as "encouraging" people to act violently? Are these things always as they seem?
I do know this.
Nope, you do not. You don't know anything that I don't know about this. You weren't there, were you?
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
These types of things give some people "encouragement" and give people a "victim" mentality. Most police are completely innocent and just do their jobs. Like ANYTHING, there are always going to be a few bad eggs.
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
These types of things give some people "encouragement" and give people a "victim" mentality. Most police are completely innocent and just do their jobs. Like ANYTHING, there are always going to be a few bad eggs.
I'm not going to do it because I hate it so much.....but if I were to employ deflection......could I find examples of similar irresponsible comments or actions by those on the right which could be seen as "encouraging" people to act violently? Are these things always as they seem?
Sure you can, but two wrongs don't make a right!
Nope, you do not. You don't know anything that I don't know about this. You weren't there, were you?
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
These types of things give some people "encouragement" and give people a "victim" mentality. Most police are completely innocent and just do their jobs. Like ANYTHING, there are always going to be a few bad eggs.
The real problem is that those bad eggs are rarely prosecuted and when they are, they rarely are found guilty. Many people have lost faith in the system as we see cops killing people in cold blood and then walking away as if nothing happened. This is what is causing the outrage.
Nope, you do not. You don't know anything that I don't know about this. You weren't there, were you?
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
These types of things give some people "encouragement" and give people a "victim" mentality. Most police are completely innocent and just do their jobs. Like ANYTHING, there are always going to be a few bad eggs.
The real problem is that those bad eggs are rarely prosecuted and when they are, they rarely are found guilty. Many people have lost faith in the system as we see cops killing people in cold blood and then walking away as if nothing happened. This is what is causing the outrage.
Yes they do. All lives matter.
The Black Lives Matter movement does not say otherwise. The continued inability or unwillingness of so many on the right to grasp this fact is frustrating for normal people.
All lives matter. Martin O'Malley said that in a speech, Black Lives Matter 'protested' and O'Malley the Coward backed off.
Pigs in a blanket, fry'em like bacon. Does not sound very reasonable at all.
Yes. O'Malley said that. He was making the same mistake that you and ChrisL are making. He was then informed of his mistake. Unlike you two, he understood the explaination and acted accordingly.
I have already noted that the chant was not reasonable. Are you having trouble reading?
And what explanation is that? That you say it doesn't matter? What?
No. Sigh. So boring.
Right after the "Black Lives Matter" grassroots organization started......social media was inundated with BIGOTS AND RACISTS whining that it was saying that white lives don't matter. That was not the point that the movement was making. It was simply drawing attention to the fact that many young black men were being killed in police custody. But.....as you know.......nuance and facts are weak in the face of a right wing social media storm.
The "all lives matter" phrase thus became a DOG WHISTLE.
O'Malley didn't know this and he made an innocent comment that all lives matter as an aside. He was not minimizing the BLM movement with that statement....but he had inadvertently repeated the standard dog whistle.
Shit.....you people use it to this day. "Foul!!!!!!! All Lives Matter!!!!!" Blah blah blah.
Do you believe that the police, as a whole, do NOT think black lives matter? Do you know that some cops actually ARE black? In fact, in a lot of inner cities where this kind of turmoil occurs, black police officers are the majority in these neighborhoods.
It happened after the murder. Think for a moment.
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
These types of things give some people "encouragement" and give people a "victim" mentality. Most police are completely innocent and just do their jobs. Like ANYTHING, there are always going to be a few bad eggs.
The real problem is that those bad eggs are rarely prosecuted and when they are, they rarely are found guilty. Many people have lost faith in the system as we see cops killing people in cold blood and then walking away as if nothing happened. This is what is causing the outrage.
That most recent killing I remember where the cop shot the guy who was running away 8 times in the back, I believe he has been charged with murder, hasn't he?
^^^
Now, I would be upset if THAT guy was not charged. That was obviously murder by the cop in that situation. The man was unarmed and was running away with his back to the cop. Terrible and scary to think that a cop would just open fire on a person in a public setting like that . . . for running away.
All lives matter. Martin O'Malley said that in a speech, Black Lives Matter 'protested' and O'Malley the Coward backed off.
Pigs in a blanket, fry'em like bacon. Does not sound very reasonable at all.
Yes. O'Malley said that. He was making the same mistake that you and ChrisL are making. He was then informed of his mistake. Unlike you two, he understood the explaination and acted accordingly.
I have already noted that the chant was not reasonable. Are you having trouble reading?
And what explanation is that? That you say it doesn't matter? What?
No. Sigh. So boring.
Right after the "Black Lives Matter" grassroots organization started......social media was inundated with BIGOTS AND RACISTS whining that it was saying that white lives don't matter. That was not the point that the movement was making. It was simply drawing attention to the fact that many young black men were being killed in police custody. But.....as you know.......nuance and facts are weak in the face of a right wing social media storm.
The "all lives matter" phrase thus became a DOG WHISTLE.
O'Malley didn't know this and he made an innocent comment that all lives matter as an aside. He was not minimizing the BLM movement with that statement....but he had inadvertently repeated the standard dog whistle.
Shit.....you people use it to this day. "Foul!!!!!!! All Lives Matter!!!!!" Blah blah blah.
Do you believe that the police, as a whole, do NOT think black lives matter? Do you know that some cops actually ARE black? In fact, in a lot of inner cities where this kind of turmoil occurs, black police officers are the majority in these neighborhoods.
Police as a whole do think black lives matter. Everything else you said is accurate. But...the BLM movement is a response to a real problem.....is it not?
Perhaps, but the fact remains that an officer was just shot and killed in cold blood, and we now have these people chanting these types of things? There is no excuse for such vile behavior. They seem quite uncivilized, IMO.
They acted stupidly. They are quite civilized. They took there frustration too far with the chant. We agree. It isn't a good thing and should be corrected.
It has nothing to do with the killing in Houston. Combining them in your posts is dishonest.
These types of things give some people "encouragement" and give people a "victim" mentality. Most police are completely innocent and just do their jobs. Like ANYTHING, there are always going to be a few bad eggs.
The real problem is that those bad eggs are rarely prosecuted and when they are, they rarely are found guilty. Many people have lost faith in the system as we see cops killing people in cold blood and then walking away as if nothing happened. This is what is causing the outrage.
That most recent killing I remember where the cop shot the guy who was running away 8 times in the back, I believe he has been charged with murder, hasn't he?^^^
Now, I would be upset if THAT guy was not charged. That was obviously murder by the cop in that situation. The man was unarmed and was running away with his back to the cop. Terrible and scary to think that a cop would just open fire on a person in a public setting like that . . . for running away.
The likelihood of that cop,being charged with murder had there not been a video is slim to none. That is what the problem is.
