No Justice, No Peace

glitterbag wrote:

Well that's a new one on me, shooting people in the back or back of the head usually means you shot someone in retreat.

No retreat. Superior maneuvering on my uncle's part. The sheriff was waiting and watching for my uncle to pop up at a window or door, but my uncle went out the back door and around the side of the house and came up behind the sheriff.

((So, he did sneak up and shoot him in the head...)))

glitterbag wrote:

You really shouldn't tell anyone else that story, they will think you are a dope.

I'm not afraid of the truth. If someone objects to me telling the truth, that is a reflection on them, not on me.

So, he did sneak up and shoot him in the head...

Luciano Guerriero

The Los Angeles Police Dept just got approved to start using drones – making them the largest police force to use them. How long until they're permitted to use armed drones?

Alabama man who killed cop curses state, raises middle fingers during execution

“Mom, sis, look at my eyes. I got no tears. I am unafraid. To the state of Alabama, I hate you ... I hate you. I hate you,” McNabb said in his final statement.

A top African-American rights group has warned black flyers to exercise caution when flying American Airlines after a string of "disturbing incidents".
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) issued a "national travel advisory".
The organisation warned the airline "could subject [travellers to] disrespectful, discriminatory or unsafe conditions".
The airline insisted it does "not tolerate discrimination of any kind".
The NAACP "national travel advisory" was issued as the advocacy group cited a series of incidents suggesting a "corporate culture of racial insensitivity and possible racial bias" at the airline.
It warned black travellers that American Airlines could subject them to "disrespectful, discriminatory or unsafe conditions".
American Airlines replied in a statement: "We are disappointed to hear about this travel advisory as our team members - a diverse community of gate agents, pilots, and flight attendants - are proud to serve customers of all backgrounds."
In the advisory, the NAACP listed four incidents in which black passengers said they were discriminated against by AA employees.
One incident on a Washington DC to Raleigh, North Carolina, flight involved a NAACP state chapter president, who sued the airline.
He said he had been required by flight attendants to give up his seat after he responded to "disrespectful and discriminatory comments directed toward him by two unruly white passengers".
In another incident, a black woman was moved to the coach section at the ticket counter despite having booked first-class tickets for herself and a travelling companion.
The woman's travelling companion, who was white, remained assigned to a first-class seat, according to NAACP.
Another incident involved a black woman who was ordered removed from a New York to Miami flight after a pilot overheard her complain to a gate agent about a change to her seat assignment without her consent, said NAACP.
American Airlines, which has 120,000 employees, has invited NAACP representatives to meet at the company headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, for "a meaningful dialogue".
The organisation, which has historically issued travel advisories "when conditions on the ground pose a substantial risk of harm to black Americans", said the allegations they cite may represent "only the tip of the iceberg".
The NAACP, which was founded in 1909, bills itself as the nation's oldest and largest nonpartisan civil rights organisation.

Betty Shelby was acquitted of first-degree manslaughter in the fatal September 2016 shooting of 40-year-old Terence Crutcher

To top it off, I read an article today that explains that white people feel discriminated against.

Aww, this is so sweet of this judge! He's going to make it like the gunning down of this unarmed black guy never even happened at all. He's going to remove it from the cop's record. Kill a black guy. Say you feared for your life. Get the whole case erased. See? Nothing to it.

A white US university student is facing a hate crime charge after admitting to smearing bodily fluids on her black roommate's possessions, in an apparent attempt to force her out of the room.
Brianna Brochu, 18, has already been charged with misdemeanour criminal mischief and breach of peace.
Police in West Hartford, Connecticut, said they had asked a judge to add a felony bigotry charge.
University president Greg Woodward said Ms Brochu was no longer a student.
Her campaign against roommate Chennel Rowe apparently came to light via Instagram posts in which she bragged about her actions.
In one post, published by local media and described by Ms Rowe in a Facebook video, she reportedly wrote: "Finally did it yo girl got rid of her roommate!! After 1 ½ month of spitting in her coconut oil, putting moldy clam dip in her lotions... putting her toothbrush places where the sun doesn't shine, and so much more I can finally say goodbye Jamaican Barbie."
In a statement addressed to students, Mr Woodward said Ms Brochu's actions were "reprehensible" and the incident "deeply disturbing".
"As of this morning, Brianna Brochu is no longer a student at the University of Hartford. She will not be returning to the institution," he said.
Ms Brochu appeared at Hartford Community Court on Wednesday morning but did not comment during the brief appearance.
In the Facebook video, Ms Rowe said she had felt "unwanted" and "disrespected" by Ms Brochu after moving into the room.
She described becoming sick and said she had suffered "extreme throat pain", which she alleged was connected to Ms Brochu's actions.
"I keep looking at this paragraph, right, because the paragraph said so much stuff she'd done, at the same time she said she's done so much more.
"But I don't know the so much more. I've been using my toothbrush for how long? She says she put my toothbrush places the sun doesn't shine."