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The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

 
 
coldjoint
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 12:22 pm
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coldjoint
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 12:35 pm
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Obama Says U.S. ‘Less Racially Divided’


******* idiot.http://www.alien-earth.org/images/smileys/fun_84.gif

http://www.teaparty.org/obama-says-u-s-less-racially-divided-74382/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=obama
Baldimo
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 12:38 pm
@bobsal u1553115,
Following orders from the police has nothing to do with being black, it applies to everyone. This is the same advice my father gave me and the same advice I gave to my sons, who also happen to be part black. It also happens to be the same advice that most of my friends received from their parents.
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giujohn
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 04:38 pm
@wmwcjr,
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I'm not disputing the public defender's essay, but I've personally known individual blacks whose lifestyles were just as far removed from the social pathologies described therein as our own lives. I don't believe these social problems are inherent in an individual's race as Charles Murray and others maintain, but that it's a matter of culture. Of course, culture is often very difficult to change.

I was extremely repulsed by the Jim Crow of my youth, and my conviction in that regard has not changed. I'm also not playing party politics here. I have no faith in any political party or ideology. I just wanted to point out that there really is no single black community.

While I certainly don't support individual cops who abuse their position of authority, I must say that I have a great deal of respect for the work that cops must do to protect the rest of us. They are in an extremely difficult position. They come into contact with the very worst of mankind. Many cops seem to have more self-control than most of us would. They must work under a lot of stress when they perceive the public as not supporting them.

I'm actually surprised there aren't more incidents of beatings by cops. I once saw a documentary in which several cops were arresting a man who had forced his teenage daughter into prostitution. Absolutely heartrending! The arresting cops exercised great self-control. Many of us, myself included, might have been strongly tempted to give the father a good beating, which he would have richly deserved. (The father was white, by the way.)




A thoughtful, reasoned response...I have no objections to it...thank you.
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giujohn
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 04:46 pm
@BillRM,
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Sorry can not agree with that idea


I'm open to a better answer...I can also tell you that the incidence of DWI was lessened by stiffer sentences.

I would also (like DWIs) include a "hit" on the persons ID/drivers license that the person has been convicted priviuosly for resisting/evading...giving the officer a heads up so he can start back up/ insuring any cameras are on and initiate a "felony stop" protocol.
katsung47
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 05:41 pm
Why It’s Impossible to Indict a Cop


It’s not just Ferguson—here’s how the system protects police.

SCOTUS and the license to kill

The sick joke of self-regulation

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/IssuesAndAlibis_The_Forum/conversations/messages/45336
giujohn
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 07:31 pm
@katsung47,
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Why It’s Impossible to Indict a Cop


Dont be so stupid. When cops commit crimes they are indicted. When they are doing their job they arent. Dumb ass.
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BillRM
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 07:39 pm
@giujohn,
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I can also tell you that the incidence of DWI was lessened by stiffer sentences.


As I had said if long sentences was the answer we would be the most peaceful society on earth.

Nor can I see such persons as Mr. Brown worrying about a long sentence as take note if he had survive he would have likely been charge with attempted murder of a police officer, a crime that is not a slap on the wrist now.
giujohn
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 08:28 pm
@BillRM,
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As I had said if long sentences was the answer we would be the most peaceful society on earth.


There are some studies that show that stiffer sentencing may, under certain circumstances, reduce crime.

But one thing I am sure of: it cuts down on crime by the mere fact these assholes will go away for longer periods of time AND it is proven that stiffer sentences DO reduce recidivism.
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carloslebaron
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 08:28 pm
@giujohn,
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And for the record you couldnt be more wrong about the second amendment. It was not only to provide the people the ability to fight tyranny, it was also to insure that the people did not have to rely on government to provide them with protection from things such as robbery.
BTW, the Court has established that the police are not responsible to provide protection for any one individual...thats why you would have no standing in a suit against the police for failing to protect you from robbery.

SO ENDTH THE LESSON.


In many States there is a requisite to have 4 hours training before pulling a license to buy a gun.

Teachers, who are trained with the best knowledge on rights of carrying guns, teach with specific input, that the Constitutional second amendment is not in regard of self defense and neither to kill animals, but was directed by the writers of the Constitution to maintain people with arms in case the government becomes a tyranny.

Just visit any State where the classes for pulling license to buy guns are given, and this is what you will hear.

Still, you didn't answer my question. Will you let the people to pull out the tyrant of his government office or you will defend the tyrant instead?

The question is based in the former message:

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In California, it was a point that was include in the ballot vote, where Californians will decide the approval or disapproval of same gender marriage.

The Governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has the authority and influence to stop that issue in the voting ballot, he practically ignore it or gave green light to such a vote.

The majority of the people in California voted NO to same gender marriage.

In front of this vote, which was unexpected by many, the Governor of California went against the will of the people, and he declared invalid such a vote arguing that was unconstitutional.

The people of California, had all the opportunity to bear arms, go to the government building and pull out the tyrant.

Knowing that the people of California has the right to keep and bear arms and that they can use them to put the tyrant out of office by force, with the 100% back up of the US Constitution, question:

Will you stop the right of the people of California... or you will defend the tyrant instead?


carloslebaron
 
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Reply Fri 26 Dec, 2014 08:56 pm
@Miller,
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The cops were murdered in cold blood, by a black male, who had previously shot his girlfriend. He then entered a subway station , took out his gun and shot himself to death.

Your comments about "apologies and promises" has absolutely nothing to do with the facts at hand. Stick to the facts and ignore the crap!


Fact is that the entire system is getting corrupt.

Police have more power and more privileges when they make mistakes. Justice is not blind but is covering the eyes with the hands to avoid seeing the corruption in the police department.

On the other hand, the government is trying to protect itself by controlling the power of the arms that The People can buy, with the intention of prevent The People confronting police with equal power in case The People decide to pull out the tyrants. (read corrupt politicians in power)

There is no doubt that police have made terrible mistakes and have killed lots of innocent, in several cases using strategies massacre style.

Scattered dudes can't handle the abuses, and their lives become dangerous for others when their impotence against police abuses becomes revenge, and more innocent die.

Having police proud enough to recognize their wrongdoings, it is no wonder why some individuals will make their own justice, and this is what the consequences are, these individuals won't care for their own lives as long as they think that they are doing something to change the current police abuses.

To me, what appears that police is actually doing, is practicing no for keeping safety in society but preparing themselves for possible future revolutions.

to conclude, I still think that police must made an internal reform and become a honorable department again.



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bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 07:43 am
@coldjoint,
So the President isn't racist enough for you.
bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 07:45 am
@BillRM,
Damn. Twice in a week. I must need medication. Bourbon, please.

Good point.
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bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 07:54 am
@giujohn,
**** it. I'm checking into the home.

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And for the record you couldnt be more wrong about the second amendment. It was not only to provide the people the ability to fight tyranny, it was also to insure that the people did not have to rely on government to provide them with protection from things such as robbery.
BTW, the Court has established that the police are not responsible to provide protection for any one individual...thats why you would have no standing in a suit against the police for failing to protect you from robbery.


Pretty good piece. I absolutely hate it when I agree with you.

A 'militia' is formed when the government can't:
1. Protect you from outside threat.
2. Protect you from internal threat.
3. If the government becomes the threat to the Constitution.

If we are not armed we can not form the militias for self protection. We need to be armed to the level of the threat.
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coldjoint
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 02:03 pm
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Libs Call Jet Blue Racist For Giving Cops Free Flights To NYPD Funeral

Is there anything you people wont call racist?
http://downtrend.com/robertgehl/libs-call-jet-blue-racist-for-giving-cops-free-flights-to-nypd-funeral/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+downtrend+%28Downtrend.com%29
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coldjoint
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 02:06 pm
@bobsal u1553115,
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So the President isn't racist enough for you.

No, he isn't racist enough for you.http://www.alien-earth.org/images/smileys/tool.gif
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coldjoint
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 02:14 pm
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giujohn
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 03:38 pm
@carloslebaron,
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Teachers, who are trained with the best knowledge on rights of carrying guns, teach with specific input, that the Constitutional second amendment is not in regard of self defense and neither to kill animals, but was directed by the writers of the Constitution to maintain people with arms in case the government becomes a tyranny.


Your first problem is that you are listening to people who have no clue as to the intent of the framers re; the Second Ammendment. You need to read the federalist Papers and people like George Mason, Alexander Hamilton and the people THEY read like John Locke.

If you dont have the volition to do so I suggest you get a copy of the Second Amendment Primer by Les Adams so you can at least have a basic understanding and not sound like an idiot.

Remember...police departments didnt come into vouge until the mid 1800s and only in cities like Philadelphia and NYC. Before that was "The Watch".

Initially run by a combination of obligatory and voluntary participation, the 17th century watch typically reported fires, maintained order in the streets, raised the “hue and cry” (pursuing suspected criminals with loud cries to raise alarm), and captured and arrested lawbreakers...citizens were expected to come to the aid of the Watch and assist, therefore they needed to be armed.

(if Im going to keep teaching you, you need to give me your credit card info)
giujohn
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 03:58 pm
@carloslebaron,
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Still, you didn't answer my question. Will you let the people to pull out the tyrant of his government office or you will defend the tyrant instead?

As your question pertains to California, and since I have never been there nor would I ever want to go to La-La land (and I mean that sincerely) the question is moot.
coldjoint
 
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Reply Sat 27 Dec, 2014 06:34 pm
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Time for Comcast-NBC to Fire Al Sharpton



http://newsbusters7.s3.amazonaws.com/styles/sidebar_image/s3/images/al-sharpy%20%282%29.jpg?itok=ELY6cMmB

I wonder how much she cost Sharpton? Or is that sexy hair on that grapefruit size head?
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/jeffrey-lord/2014/12/27/time-comcast-nbc-fire-al-sharpton
 

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