it's a battle of cultures.............did you guys catch the clip of Geraldo this morning where the black guys is in his face screaming "it's time for white people to care about black people"??
the culture of sagging pants, not working, ammoral people, regradless of color, wants to bring the rest of us DOWN to thier level. and I am not sure it's their fault, after all we have had a government for years now tell them the cannot make it. they cannot achieve, they cannot overcome. Class envy and culture wars ............... |
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America is here to foster an environment where success/freedom is achievable, America is not responsible for making you successful. It is your family, culture, community, and yourself that should create the want to be successful. |
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I disagree somewhat............. here's where I'm coming from............ What happened to the MLK's..........Medgar Evans and the leaders that did PULL thier people up?? It could be argued that the white man assinated them and pushed them back down..... but it has also been many many many millions of white men that gave their lives to allow there freedom, to allow them to have a voice, to allow them to prosper. it's thier own colored leaders that teach them they are "owed" and I am not faulting the now other races that fall in line for the free stuff. There are way too many good people in all races to keep allowing this to go on. the revolution should be siezing our moral culture back and not about a black white revolution. the revolt should be ALL good and honest people taking our country back. we have moved from morality, to immorality and quickly declining into amorality....... read "The Prince" to get some insight into just how twisted and individual of class of people can get in thier minds regarding morality. this country is not in a race war............we are in a morality war and culturual war |
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AND this is exactly my point........."little non-caucasion Johnny, you CAN"T do this on your own, so we will give you a priviledge that you did not earn".............and the degradation goes deeper and deeper...... One cut at a time until you bleed all self accomplishment and pride of such out of a group of people and in the process, control that group of people............so they keep having to come to you for subsistence |
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I see/ hear where you're coming from. But we OWE them all that! |
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You continue to hear the word "respect" out of many of the mouths protesting. Ironically, it could be argued, thier ancestors as slaves EARNED more respect than they do as thugs...... |
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http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/01/us/fre...ath/index.html Freddie Gray death ruled homicide; officers charged |
No Justice, no peace.
The perps have been charged! |
http://www.fox8live.com/story/289537...ery-a-homicide
So now a dollar general arm robbery ...3 POS THUGS force 2 woman back in store by gunpoint ,,,,rob store,,,,alarm setoff ,,,police confront in rear of store ,,,,kill one 2 get away and now calling it a homocide....because of what happen in baltamore....GET REAL PEOPLE.....They should "the police officers" should be diciplened for not being able to take out all three...You commit an armed robbery you have NO rites.... |
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By all means the police should use their powers to stop the looting and rioting. But the prosecutors should also use their powers to put a damper on unwarranted arrests and abuse/neglect of citizens in custody. |
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The US Constitution is the supreme law of the land.
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Is homicide a crime as described by law, or is homicide inclusive of all killings of humans by another human? Can't a killing be classified as homicide even if it was self defense? The trial will determine if it was or wasn't a criminal act on the LEO's part. He hasn't been convicted, this was just the coroner's determination. He didn't die of a stroke or suicide. |
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What? So what was the coroner supposed to call it? They posted the coroner's findings, and he found that the victim was shot and killed. Guess he could have called it lead poisoning? |
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Three men armed forced the women back into the store so they could rob it....What they didn't know was the alarm company was notified of something wrong and notified police...silent alarm...company calls manager at house after hours....Manager does not respond police notified....They surrond the place and the robbers exit out back...ARMED...In my opinion they are a threat...Evidently the officer saw it the same way....2 got away...
1 is laying on the ground with a gun...This is on fox news 8 new orleans tonite reported by some black woman never seen before stating that it is being classified as a homicide because of what has happened in baltamore and elsewhere up north.....So it seems they are insinuating another police murder happening here in new orleans....I don't know all the definitions of homicide but when I hear it I think of murder like a whole lot of other people and like others were wondering if it could happen here it will just fuel the fire....One thing I do know is buisness owners in and around are well armed and it aint gunna be no cake walk like in yankee land.... |
http://www.fox8live.com/story/289565...olice-shooting
Homicide just means his death was caused by direct human action. There are criminal homicides and justifiable homicides. There was a gun recovered at the scene, and preliminary indications suggest a good shoot. But there are lots of witnesses to interview and lots of video to review. The police had body cams, so there should be good evidence for a justified shoot, if that is indeed the case. Even in the case of a good shoot, there will be people trying to twist it into an unrighteous or negligent situation. I trust the good people of Louisiana and the criminal justice system will ignore that nonsense. |
..........Megan Kelly interviewing a Baltimore cop that works with the six cops being charged........apparantly Freddie was a well know informant for the department........which would answer the question on why he was arrested so many times and convicted so little.
Freddie ran from the at very corner he had been arrested many times for selling narcotics.....unprovoked flight is the terminology used ........cops are taught to give chase to unprovoked flight .........now that we learn they new him.........it starts to make some sense |
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now that is interesting....... I just remember Starsky and Hutch "arresting" Huggie Bear all the time .......to make it look like he was a small time wannabe getting arrested and then giving information |
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I don't believe there was another passenger in the same compartment as him, it seems like I remember the other fella that was arrested and put in the van said he couldn't see Freddie due to the partition. |
The state's attorney in banking her entire career on this
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The problem like most all of these cases is that he ran. If he would have just had trust in the LEO this would not have happened. I was raised to trust and respect LEO and in turn I have always been shown respect back. Maybe the reason I will never run is because I remember as a kid playing cops and robbers. If you ran after being told to freeze. You got shot!!! LOL. That has stuck to me and if I ever run from the cops. I will expect bullets coming my way.
Now, I don't live in these communities so I don't know what they go through but running / resisting is not the right response. It's my belief that there are many more good cops than there are bad. I also believe there are a lot more peaceful protesters than looters. The problem is perception and the perception we are given by the media and activist is not good. All the young kids watching this on tv are being conditioned to not trust all LEO's. They are learning that it is okay to talk back to LE, to throw rocks at them, and to resist/run from them. I pray for this country because I don't think this is going to get better for a long time. |
Be a good citizen, keep your mouth shut and OBEY.
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they had a white cop kill a black man here in town by the base. Our CO, XO, CMC and the command duty officer has made the walmart where it happened off limits. 2 sailors were already assaulted for wearing their uniform to this walmart this morning.
Like the new planet of the apes movie in baltimore. About to be here too. bases around here are probably going to go to Force protection 2 modified |
These riots fit right into Obamas agenda. Have more riots, declare a military state and he gets to stay in as president past his 2nd term limits. Dont put anything past him!!
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If he wanted to do that he has many other ways besides some little riot and bicycle cops killing a repeat offender. C'mon man |
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Well as a person who recently moved from the Maryland / DC / Baltimore area back here to Louisiana..... all i can say is... Wow... The level of stupidity in some of the commentary on here is incredible.
We all know that these are not race related issues, yet here we have a 10 page diatribe on how the media has continued to manipulate all of america into a further belief that this is ALL about race. The problems at hand in Baltimore... (as well as others of problems of these types) are systemic to the current state of our country. This snippet posted by John Angelos (son of Peter Angelos (owner of the baltimore orioles) really sums up why.... WHY these types of issues will continue to happen... more and more and more. Quote:
You know... you can piss on a hard working man's back all day... and if he is a man... he will find a way to succeed..... but when you take away any hope he has of ever succeeding... well then you do the math...... with all that said... After church, I am going to head out to the Bend tomorrow and if god's willing fill up a cooler with some white perch. And although i don't do to much drinking anymore, i might just have a cold one and toast all of ya'll knuckleheads on here in thought. |
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When government employees are afforded the full extent of due process, but ordinary citzens are not, there is a serious problem. Receiving a taxpayer funded paycheck should change nothing about the process and standards of evidence required for criminal investigations, charges, and convictions. |
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If these government employees knew Freddie, then Freddie also knew these government employees. I wonder if Freddie may have reasonably expected (based on past experience) the kinds of mistreatment he ended up receiving? In this case, he was arrested and falsely imprisoned for a knife that was perfectly legal. How many of his past encounters involved government employees making false claims in order to take him into custody? In this case, the police failed to follow procedures in how he was transported, and this failure may have cost Freddie his life. In how many past encounters did the police fail to follow proper procedures? Do you really think this was the first time these government employees failed to follow procedures or exaggerated a legal item or action to take someone into custody on a false pretense? Then how can you claim Freddie was unprovoked in wanting to put some distance between himself and the abusive government employees? Is "remain still and take it" the only proper response to government abuse of power? Certainly, no one in their right mind advocates the use of force against police, even abusive police. But having firmly decided that the use of force against police is wholly unwise and unreasonable, is gaining some distance and hoping to avoid being abused never a good response? Gaining distance is certainly better than the use of force. |
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