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OmSigDAVID wrote:

"no chance whatever" is over-stating the case,
but I deem it un-likely in contemplation of the known robbery
by the hopped-up robber.

But you said, "I can t imagine Y he 'd do that."

Seems to me THAT is over-stating the case.

And forgetting for a second that Wilson did not know Brown was "hopped up" or a "robber"...

...of course you can imagine...if you do not have a mind that is tightly shut.

Frank Apisa wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

"no chance whatever" is over-stating the case,
but I deem it un-likely in contemplation of the known robbery
by the hopped-up robber.

But you said, "I can t imagine Y he 'd do that."

Seems to me THAT is over-stating the case.

And forgetting for a second that Wilson did not know Brown was "hopped up" or a "robber"...

...of course you can imagine...if you do not have a mind that is tightly shut.

I 'm not 1OO% sure, but I think thay said that he knew
of the robbery from his radio and stopped brown, with that in mind.

I know that the ex-police chief denied that.

In time, we will see whether I am justified in not imagining.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

"no chance whatever" is over-stating the case,
but I deem it un-likely in contemplation of the known robbery
by the hopped-up robber.

But you said, "I can t imagine Y he 'd do that."

Seems to me THAT is over-stating the case.

And forgetting for a second that Wilson did not know Brown was "hopped up" or a "robber"...

...of course you can imagine...if you do not have a mind that is tightly shut.

I 'm not 1OO% sure, but I think thay said that he knew
of the robbery from his radio and stopped brown, with that in mind.

I know that the ex-police chief denied that.

In time, we will see whether I am justified in not imagining.

You having a very hard time simply acknowledging that your statement was over-the-top, David. It was based on the fact that you have already decided the case...and suggest that no matter what, Wilson had a right, perhaps an obligation, to kill Brown.

The fact that you have so little problem with people killing black people is one thing...but your inability to acknowledge the obvious without prodding is something else entirely.

Enjoy the hot tub.

Wrong. He can issue that order to national guard and any police working with them would fall under that order.

Addressing your racial point:
if whites run amuck the same way,
then we will all be better off if we are rid of them the same way.

The Democrats didn't give any rule a time limit. All Congressional rules are set at the beginning of each new Congress. That means ALL rules expire with the end of the previous Congress. It's been that way for over 200 years.

That's about the most insulting thing you've ever written about me Frank, but I forgive you because you were trying so hard to be clever and profound at the same time.

I have a visceral hatred for the man because he is an immoral fraud who profits from chaos and conflict. Unless you really think I am cut from the same cloth, your comment was vacuous.

I forgive u too, Frank,
but I 'm pretty sure that Finn does not have rabies.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

I forgive u too, Frank,
but I 'm pretty sure that Finn does not have rabies.

For the record, I wondered about that word when I wrote it.
Every time I use it that way, I look it up to make sure it work correctly.

Fergusonj shooting, autopsy in, all shots from front

Not sure what you found insulting about it, Finn...but I thank you for "forgiving me."

I do not consider him to be an immoral fraud...nor do I see his motivation to be to profit from chaos and conflict....so I could not be suggesting you are of that cloth.

I see him as frustrated and angry...and a rabid defender of what he considers an appropriate response to white on black atrocities for a very long time.

Frank Apisa wrote:

Not sure what you found insulting about it, Finn...but I thank you for "forgiving me."

Would you find it anything but insulting to be compared to someone you thought was an immoral fraud?

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I do not consider him to be an immoral fraud...nor do I see his motivation to be to profit from chaos and conflict....so I could not be suggesting you are of that cloth.

I see him as frustrated and angry...and a rabid defender of what he considers an appropriate response to white on black atrocities for a very long time.

Examine Sharpton's history and specifically:

The Crown Heights Riots
Freddie's Fashion Mart
Dunbar Village
Tawana Brawley

Here's a few of his words of wisdom:

"If the Jews want to get it on, tell them to pin their yarmulkes back and come over to my house".

"White folks was in caves while we was building empires.... We taught philosophy and astrology and mathematics before Socrates and them Greek homos ever got around to it."

"As for the one Mormon running for office, those who really believe in God will defeat him anyways, so don't worry about that; that's a temporary situation."

As we learned this year, Sharpton was an FBI informant. Now you may choose to believe that he was simply a very courageous concerned citizen who volunteered to place himself in great peril to obtain evidence for federal prosecution of Mafia figures, but most folks in law enforcement believe it far more likely that he was caught by the feds in some illegal activity and "flipped," as a way to avoid jail. Either way you should ask yourself how it was that Sharpton was so frequently in the position to record Mafia figures discussing their criminal activities.

We also learned that he owes $4.5 million in unpaid taxes. In 2013 his reported net worth was $5 million. His personal fortune was amassed through the activities of his not-for-profit organization (obtaining "contributions" from corporations through the tried and trued Jesse Jackson shake-down ploy, as well as shady deals with NYC and those very Mafia figure referenced before) before he joined MSNBC where he is reportedly paid $500,000 a year.

In 2004 he was ordered by the FEC to repay $100,000 in public matching funds he received during his run for the presidency.

In 2009 he was fined $285,000 by the FEC due to campaign financing irregularities associated with his

The list goes on, and it's out there if you wish to examine it.

I do not consider him to be an immoral fraud...nor do I see his motivation to be to profit from chaos and conflict....so I could not be suggesting you are of that cloth.

I see him as frustrated and angry...and a rabid defender of what he considers an appropriate response to white on black atrocities for a very long time.

Frank Apisa wrote:

Not sure what you found insulting about it, Finn...but I thank you for "forgiving me."

Would you find it anything but insulting to be compared to someone
you thought was an immoral fraud?

I do not consider him to be an immoral fraud...
nor do I see his motivation to be to profit from chaos and conflict...

Frank Apisa wrote:

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:

Not sure what you found insulting about it, Finn...but I thank you for "forgiving me."

Would you find it anything but insulting to be compared to someone
you thought was an immoral fraud?

Wouldn't matter to me at all...if the person doing the comparing did not see the person as an immoral fraud.
In fact, it wouldn't matter much to me even if they did.

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I do not consider him to be an immoral fraud...
nor do I see his motivation to be to profit from chaos and conflict...

The MORAL frauds r much nicer!
Try to get one of those.
David

Frank Apisa wrote:

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:

Not sure what you found insulting about it, Finn...but I thank you for "forgiving me."

Would you find it anything but insulting to be compared to someone
you thought was an immoral fraud?

Wouldn't matter to me at all...if the person doing the comparing did not see the person as an immoral fraud.
In fact, it wouldn't matter much to me even if they did.

Quote:

I do not consider him to be an immoral fraud...
nor do I see his motivation to be to profit from chaos and conflict...

The MORAL frauds r much nicer!
Try to get one of those.
David

If you mean "morel frauds", David...you must be referring to what some people call "frozen morels."
I do consider them frauds. Them I do not like at all.