lennypartiv
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That's not what the police report said.Shooting a kid over a jaywalking is escalating it.
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That's not what the police report said.Shooting a kid over a jaywalking is escalating it.
Brown escalated it not wilson.
Brown was running away... they could have picked him up without incident when he checked into a hospital for the injuries to his hands.
WIlson DID NOT escalate it you unbelievable liar
BROWN escalated it;'
BROWN was gthe threat.
These facts are proven and it was a legal righteous and justified shooting which Brown caused.
You keep having to spin and lie but the facts proven you wrong
Shooting a kid over a jaywalking is escalating it.
He had others make it for him and several Right-wing-nuts in this thread have mindlessly parroted it.He never made that claimAnd where exactly is that broken eye socket??????Um yes there wereEye witness testimony was mixed results. A lot of that depends on where the witness was standing as far as viewing angle, how much of the incident they actually saw in the timeline, how far away they were, what other distractions did they have?,(driving etc), did they have any bias one way or the other.
All that was the job of the investigators to sort out and weed out based upon the peoples' credibility as they interviewd them. This was all done. Unfortunately for Michael Brown, he starts out with four strikes against him.
1)Toxicology reported he was high,
2)He shoved a shop owner as he was walking out with his merchandise... this shows a "I dont give a shit attitude" no matter how you try to spin it.
3) physical evidence showed Wilson got punched in the face by Brown, as did some of of the eye witnesses (11 of them affirmed MB reached into the police car... thats a high number)
4) MB tried to take away Wilson's gun as evidenced by the round fired off inside the car.
And then you have Grand jury testimony. It is with all that that it was decided it was NOT murder. anything else is only conjecture and speculation at this point. So to say the very least, its very unprofessional and or ignorant for Harris and Warren to call it MURDER. To me, they are pandering to the base as its primary time but even so D Wilson should sue them for defamation... or have them back up their words.
There were no marks in his face and his face wasn't swollen, so what was the evidence he was punched? Oh that's right he said he was.
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You blew it liar
For Godsakes; look at you siding with a vicious thug criminal. Easy because you have no contact with people like Brown (obviously). Life is random and cheap. Open your eyes.
He was not running away at all. He was walking in the middle of the street which is a legitimate reason for a police officer to interact with someone.
You have to lie about it like a coward.
No one was shot for jaywalking. He was shot because he violently attacked the officer and forced the officer to defend himself.
For Godsakes; look at you siding with a vicious thug criminal. Easy because you have no contact with people like Brown (obviously). Life is random and cheap. Open your eyes.
Naw, I just don't wet myself every time I see a person of color like you do.
He was not running away at all. He was walking in the middle of the street which is a legitimate reason for a police officer to interact with someone.
You have to lie about it like a coward.
No one was shot for jaywalking. He was shot because he violently attacked the officer and forced the officer to defend himself.
You are leaving out a whole lot of the story. You know, like the part when after they struggled over the weapon that Wilson had pulled out over a jaywalking incident, being discharged twice, Brown ran away, got 150 feet between him and Wilson, and Wilson shot him 6 more times after he put his hands up.
I care about facts. Four agencies cleared the officer and Brown was a known thug. When you imply accusations of racism against a total stranger you show you can't debate or defend your position. So "naw" you don't get a pass.For Godsakes; look at you siding with a vicious thug criminal. Easy because you have no contact with people like Brown (obviously). Life is random and cheap. Open your eyes.
Naw, I just don't wet myself every time I see a person of color like you do.
For Godsakes; look at you siding with a vicious thug criminal. Easy because you have no contact with people like Brown (obviously). Life is random and cheap. Open your eyes.
Naw, I just don't wet myself every time I see a person of color like you do.
He was not running away at all. He was walking in the middle of the street which is a legitimate reason for a police officer to interact with someone.
You have to lie about it like a coward.
No one was shot for jaywalking. He was shot because he violently attacked the officer and forced the officer to defend himself.
You are leaving out a whole lot of the story. You know, like the part when after they struggled over the weapon that Wilson had pulled out over a jaywalking incident, being discharged twice, Brown ran away, got 150 feet between him and Wilson, and Wilson shot him 6 more times after he put his hands up.
If you don;t like riots, qiut killing unarmed people.If the Right feel they have to lie about a broken eye socket to make their case, why should anything they say be trusted???![]()
The hospital photo of wilson, now show me the broken and bleeding eye socket!
Like I said. I dont think he had a broken eye socket. that doesn't mean he didn't get punched in the face
Trust not him that hath once broken faith; he who betrayed thee once, will betray thee again.
- Shakespeare.
If were just talking about the MB case, there was plenty of eyewitness testimony and physical evidence that did not come from the right.
Fake photos get sent around all the time, and actually, as I remember at the time, right after the shooting the initial news reports showed a photo of about a 12 year old Michael Brown along with the story that he was gunned down in the street while on his knees. All published by your LEFT wing news trying to stir up hatred. After that the rioting never stopped, all people knew was a cop shot a little kid. So this works both ways between the left and right, not to mention unsubstantiated dossiers that get leaked and spread around and used as evidence to get a warrant.
Riots are a huge business. During the Ferguson and Baltimore riots, ratings soared for the media, ditto with the Charlottesville riots. This is why CNN schedules and promotes them. The fact that people may be killed or injured, property may be destroyed or stolen, is of no concern to them.
Okay, let's take that out for the sake of the argument and put it this way.There was no broken eye socket, just another Russia Limbaugh lie.Cop's a dead-eye shot at 50 yards with a handgun, a broken eye socket and blood running down his face. Wow.
That's my point. It's very difficult for the average person to put 6 rounds into a body at 50 yards with a handgun under ideal conditions, let alone after being assaulted.Cops are notoriously bad shots but not all of them. In Texas they tend to be Dead Eye experts with hand guns, but there are things you can do to improve the accuracy of your shot. He could have braced his arm on the car window. He could have had a tuned trigger and had the hammer cocked back before each shot.Anyone with more handgun expertise than me able to weigh in on the likelihood of an officer putting six bullets into a person at 50 yards, using a standard issue firearm, and after sustaining head injuries?
Remember how many times we hear about the police missing many shots when the suspect is standing 20 feet away?
He could have just been lucky as hell.
Could have.
Could have.
Could have.
Any evidence that any of that was true? I repeat my question, can anyone demonstrate that an average policeman, after sustaining head injuries and using a standard issue police firearm, really put 6 bullets into a thug at 50 yards? Has anyone tried it?
I think if someone hadn't experienced live fire and the adrenaline rush before, their shot pattern would be all over the place. his arm would be shaking much more than during a firing range practice session. Unless he was in the military and saw a lot of live action, my bet is Wilson would be in a state of semi-shock after everything that had transpired.
For Godsakes; look at you siding with a vicious thug criminal. Easy because you have no contact with people like Brown (obviously). Life is random and cheap. Open your eyes.
Naw, I just don't wet myself every time I see a person of color like you do.
He was not running away at all. He was walking in the middle of the street which is a legitimate reason for a police officer to interact with someone.
You have to lie about it like a coward.
No one was shot for jaywalking. He was shot because he violently attacked the officer and forced the officer to defend himself.
You are leaving out a whole lot of the story. You know, like the part when after they struggled over the weapon that Wilson had pulled out over a jaywalking incident, being discharged twice, Brown ran away, got 150 feet between him and Wilson, and Wilson shot him 6 more times after he put his hands up.
That's my point. It's very difficult for the average person to put 6 rounds into a body at 50 yards with a handgun under ideal conditions, let alone after being assaulted.Cops are notoriously bad shots but not all of them. In Texas they tend to be Dead Eye experts with hand guns, but there are things you can do to improve the accuracy of your shot. He could have braced his arm on the car window. He could have had a tuned trigger and had the hammer cocked back before each shot.Anyone with more handgun expertise than me able to weigh in on the likelihood of an officer putting six bullets into a person at 50 yards, using a standard issue firearm, and after sustaining head injuries?
Remember how many times we hear about the police missing many shots when the suspect is standing 20 feet away?
He could have just been lucky as hell.
Could have.
Could have.
Could have.
Any evidence that any of that was true? I repeat my question, can anyone demonstrate that an average policeman, after sustaining head injuries and using a standard issue police firearm, really put 6 bullets into a thug at 50 yards? Has anyone tried it?
I think if someone hadn't experienced live fire and the adrenaline rush before, their shot pattern would be all over the place. his arm would be shaking much more than during a firing range practice session. Unless he was in the military and saw a lot of live action, my bet is Wilson would be in a state of semi-shock after everything that had transpired.
For Godsakes; look at you siding with a vicious thug criminal. Easy because you have no contact with people like Brown (obviously). Life is random and cheap. Open your eyes.
Naw, I just don't wet myself every time I see a person of color like you do.
He was not running away at all. He was walking in the middle of the street which is a legitimate reason for a police officer to interact with someone.
You have to lie about it like a coward.
No one was shot for jaywalking. He was shot because he violently attacked the officer and forced the officer to defend himself.
You are leaving out a whole lot of the story. You know, like the part when after they struggled over the weapon that Wilson had pulled out over a jaywalking incident, being discharged twice, Brown ran away, got 150 feet between him and Wilson, and Wilson shot him 6 more times after he put his hands up.
You are leaving out a whole lot of the story. You know, like the part when after they struggled over the weapon that Wilson had pulled out over a jaywalking incident, being discharged twice, Brown ran away, got 150 feet between him and Wilson, and Wilson shot him 6 more times after he put his hands up.
That's my point. It's very difficult for the average person to put 6 rounds into a body at 50 yards with a handgun under ideal conditions, let alone after being assaulted.
I am leaving nothing out
You are out right lying and making shit up
Wilson did not pull his weapon when he first encountered brown . Brown struggled with it as it was holstered and Wilson was in his car.
Brown did not put his hands up you lying sack of shit
It was a righteous legal self defense shootings and you have to lie to make your narrative fit
You just DEMAND to be ignorant even years after the FACTS have been laid out. Was that something CNN or MSNBC told you?
As you know, Brown did not put his hands up. Why do you so desperately try to perpetuate a LIE?
Okay, let's take that out for the sake of the argument and put it this way.
"Cop's a dead-eye shot at 50 yards with a handgun after being battered in the head by a thug. Wow."
Any less impressive?
You keep on believing that Joe. Problem is the evidence and the whole trial say you're a liar. Holder had multiple autopsies done on this thug in a desperate attempt to find evidence to back up the stuff he had already decided. No dice. Your constant lying doesn't change anything. Just makes you look like a fool. Or normal in your case.
That is not according to Wilson. That was not his account it was some garbage you dreamed up out of thin airI am leaving nothing out
You are out right lying and making shit up
Wilson did not pull his weapon when he first encountered brown . Brown struggled with it as it was holstered and Wilson was in his car.
Well, that's according to wilson, who still managed to wound Brown twice while they were struggling in the car he used to pin the guy against the wall.
Brown did not put his hands up you lying sack of shit
16 Witnesses said he did.
It was a righteous legal self defense shootings and you have to lie to make your narrative fit
Then why hasn't Furgeson given Wilson his job back yet. You see, that' what they do with cops who legitimately shoot dangerous suspects when they are "cleared".