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07-14-2016, 09:39 AM
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You gotta be posting this to just be shit stirring. There's NO FUCKING WAY you can be this stupid. No fucking way.
I'm going to give you more credit for having intelligence than you're displaying. It's just...impossible to be this stupid. No way.
It's gotta be shit stirring. Well, you're good at that, I must say. You can stir some shit. You're really working it. Plenty of torque. Got the technique down. What are you suing, a stick? One of those big, wooden spoons? Your arm? Yeah, you're probably using your arm, and doing the grabby, squeezies with your hands.
Yeah. I can totally picture you doing it.
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Absolutely, he is all that and more...
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07-14-2016, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Chung Tran
if you've ever watched "Cops" on TV, you might have noticed (as I have) that black people arrested typically bellow, argue, plead with the arresting officers.. while white people typically are stoic, arrested without struggle. have a little dignity when you get nailed, and you won't get a cap popped on your ass.
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The reality is that most of the time if they cooperated and were respectful they wouldn't even get arrested. One of these days "momma" and "the man" (Obaminable's days are numbered and he's too stupid to publicly discuss it) will have a "light come on" and realize that teaching young people to cooperate and be respectful will be a much safer and harmless way to get home from the contact with the police and they have a far better chance of being alive when they do arrive at home.
Of course, that's not the "bad ass" way to be and it doesn't sound as good as whining about getting one's ass kicked because he "copped" an attitude with the POLICE and went to jail ..... the "right of passage" to "manhood"?????
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07-14-2016, 12:30 PM
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Join Date: Jan 3, 2010
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Originally Posted by LexusLover
The reality is that most of the time if they cooperated and were respectful they wouldn't even get arrested. One of these days "momma" and "the man" (Obaminable's days are numbered and he's too stupid to publicly discuss it) will have a "light come on" and realize that teaching young people to cooperate and be respectful will be a much safer and harmless way to get home from the contact with the police and they have a far better chance of being alive when they do arrive at home.
Of course, that's not the "bad ass" way to be and it doesn't sound as good as whining about getting one's ass kicked because he "copped" an attitude with the POLICE and went to jail ..... the "right of passage" to "manhood"?????
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Sterling was looking at 10 to 20 as a three-time felony offender with an illegal fire arm. That's why he wouldn't submit to the police officer's request to turn around and put his hands on the hood of the car to submit to a pat-down search. He was paroled in December 2013, and he was still on probation for that previous felony weapons charge.
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07-14-2016, 02:02 PM
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Sterling was looking at 10 to 20 as a three-time felony offender with an illegal fire arm. That's why he wouldn't submit to the police officer's request to turn around and put his hands on the hood of the car to submit to a pat-down search. He was paroled in December 2013, and he was still on probation for that previous felony weapons charge.
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Yet his defenders, apologists, lyin liberals and the blackliesmatter crowd will say he " Dindu Nuffin " .
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07-14-2016, 02:02 PM
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I'd have a lot more respect for Obama if he went on national tv or instagram and gave "the talk" to the all the millennials.
"The talk" he is giving is basically "fuck the police." Why does he keep bringing up "Jim Crow." There's not a single policeman on the force today who grew up in the Jim Crow era. He purposely poisons the well. That's another reason why he can barely pass any legislation.
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07-14-2016, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by gnadfly
I'd have a lot more respect for Obama if he went on national tv or instagram and gave "the talk" to the all the millennials.
"The talk" he is giving is basically "fuck the police." Why does he keep bringing up "Jim Crow." There's not a single policeman on the force today who grew up in the Jim Crow era. He purposely poisons the well. That's another reason why he can barely pass any legislation.
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Jesus. Ya think it's that or the angry white men who DID grow up in the Jim Crow era who are still pissed about sending us a sheriff that's blacker than any Indian we ever slaughtered...
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07-14-2016, 03:10 PM
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It must be the dust from Africa finally got to Austin.
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07-14-2016, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Sterling was looking at 10 to 20 as a three-time felony offender with an illegal fire arm. That's why he wouldn't submit to the police officer's request to turn around and put his hands on the hood of the car to submit to a pat-down search. He was paroled in December 2013, and he was still on probation for that previous felony weapons charge.
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I'm not advocating leniency at all, but the "3 strikes your out" laws do take their toll on police officers out on the street since the scumbag has a lot to lose if he gets captured.
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07-14-2016, 03:18 PM
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I'm not advocating leniency at all, but the "3 strikes your out" laws do take their toll on police officers out on the street since the scumbag has a lot to lose if he gets captured.
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+1
One of his bros dropped a nickle on him and jammed him up.
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07-14-2016, 03:21 PM
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+1
One of his bros dropped a nickle on him and jammed him up.
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His "bro " is prolly now a community organizer or a leader in the blackliesmadda (bowel) movement.
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07-14-2016, 05:33 PM
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The reality is that most of the time if they cooperated and were respectful they wouldn't even get arrested. One of these days "momma" and "the man" (Obaminable's days are numbered and he's too stupid to publicly discuss it) will have a "light come on" and realize that teaching young people to cooperate and be respectful will be a much safer and harmless way to get home from the contact with the police and they have a far better chance of being alive when they do arrive at home.
Of course, that's not the "bad ass" way to be and it doesn't sound as good as whining about getting one's ass kicked because he "copped" an attitude with the POLICE and went to jail ..... the "right of passage" to "manhood"?????
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That seems like good advice but sometimes a good visual aid helps those that just don't seem to get it. So is it Police Brutality or just a dumb motherfucker that doesn't get it? Take a look.
Jim
https://youtu.be/X0dSU34NJKs
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07-14-2016, 05:55 PM
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That seems like good advice but sometimes a good visual aid helps those that just don't seem to get it. So is it Police Brutality or just a dumb motherfucker that doesn't get it? Take a look.
Jim
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There are several levels of misinformation that result in bad consequences.
1. The erroneous belief that "police brutality" is a defense to prosecution.
2. The erroneous belief that getting probation is like "getting off"!
3. This offense can be eliminated from one's criminal history.
4. Pleading guilty for "time served" is a "good deal"!
5. Good tennis shoes can make you run faster than a radio wave.
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07-14-2016, 09:32 PM
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In Dallas, Obama mentioned the name of dead sex offender Alton Sterling more times than those of the murdered police officers whom he was pretending to memorialize. After quickly dispensing with the formalities of eulogizing the slain officers, Obama demanded that “even those who dislike the phrase ‘black lives matter’” should “be able to hear the pain of Alton Sterling’s family”.
Alton Sterling was a convicted sex offender, burglar and violent criminal who was shot while reaching for a gun. His family may mourn him, just as every criminal’s family mourns their own, but it was obscene to class him together with five police officers who were murdered by a violent racist while doing their duty.
It is even more obscene when Obama’s favorite sex offender displaces the murdered police officers.
And yet that was Obama’s theme in Dallas. Murdered police officers were contrasted with dead criminals. The proper thing for Americans to do, as Obama told us, was to mourn both officers and criminals, to respect the sacrifices of the police and the anti-police accusations of #BlackLivesMatter.
Obama did not come to Dallas to mourn the murdered police officers, but to defend the ideology that took their lives. And this is what he has done from the very beginning.
Before the shootings, Obama expressed his “condolences for the families of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile” and insisted that the criminal justice system was racist. His statements and speeches after the shootings echoed the same talking points and spin complete with the claims that accusing the police of racism is “not to be against law enforcement”.
“When people say ‘Black Lives Matter,’ that doesn’t mean blue lives don’t matter”, he famously said.
That’s true. Black Lives Matter doesn’t mean that blue lives don’t matter. It means that blue lives are evil. As Ta-Nehisi Coates, an author on Obama’s reading list, wrote of the dead police officers who gave their lives on September 11, “They were not human to me.” That’s the kindest thing that the black nationalists whose cause Obama has championed have said of the police.
In a more recent article titled, “The Near Certainty of Anti-Police Violence”, the MacArthur Genius Grant recipient and son of a Black Panther suggests that black resentment of police makes their murder predictable.
“Sanctimonious cries of nonviolence will not help,” Coates writes. “The extent to which we are tolerant of the possibility of more Walter Scotts and Freddie Grays is the extent to which we are tolerant of the possibility of more Micah Xavier Johnsons.”
It’s the core black nationalist message made more palatable for liberal audiences. Underneath the word games, the attempt to treat the ideological justifications for the mass murder of police as inevitable, is the same message delivered by Ismaaiyl Abdullah Brinsley, the #BlackLivesMatter supporter who assassinated two NYPD officers, who had posted, “They take 1 of ours…Let’s take 2 of theirs”. Obama’s message was even more polished than Coates, but not really so very different. Coates had polished up the radical black nationalist message for liberal audiences. Obama’s speechwriters shaped his for a national audience. But underneath the religiosity and praise of the police was sheer contempt.
In one of the nastily cynical moments, Obama claimed that “to honor these five outstanding officers who we lost” we would have to act on “uncomfortable” truths such as his claim that the police are racist. “Insisting we do better to root out racial bias is not an attack on cops, but an effort to live up to our highest ideals,” he spun.
While the media applauded his “healing”, Obama was just recycling his speeches from before the Dallas shooting. The talking points had not changed. They had only been moved around a little to exploit the police officers murdered by a #BlackLivesMatter supporter in order to promote #BlackLivesMatter.
Indeed this had always been Obama’s first and foremost priority.
After the shooting, his initial response was to emphasize that the anti-police protests were “peaceful”. At Dallas, in his praise of the police officers, he insisted on inserting that same description of a “peaceful” protest “in response to the killing of Alton Sterling of Baton Rouge and Philando Castile of Minnesota”. The choice of words, ‘killing’ rather than ‘death’, is significant.
The “shootings in Minnesota and Baton Rouge” were equated with the murders of police officers in Dallas in a breathtaking bit of moral equivalence. Americans were encouraged to grieve for sex offender Alton Sterling and the murdered police officers at the same time. And, just in case there was any ambiguity about which side he was on, Obama warned that “we cannot simply turn away and dismiss those in peaceful protest as troublemakers or paranoid.”
It was a defense of #BlackLivesMatter at a memorial for their victims.
Obama’s spin was that he was calling for unity when in reality he was pushing the divisive agenda of the hate group whose rhetoric helped lead to the killings. He was not a healer, but an arsonist.
There was nothing unifying about his exploitation of a memorial service to push anti-cop messages or to call for gun control. Neither message is in any way, shape or form unifying. They are as divisive as can be.
Obama did not come to Dallas to mourn, to heal or to unify. His sole purpose was to protect his #BlackLivesMatter hate group from the consequences of its rhetoric. Americans were fed lies about peaceful protests featuring armed members of hate groups who had called for the murder of police.
#BlackLivesMatter draws its inspiration from a cop-killer. It has deliberately targeted white people in much the same fashion that Micah X. Johnson did. The only real difference between Johnson and the black nationalist hate groups frantically trying to distance themselves from him in much the same way that mosques do from the latest Islamic terrorist is that he followed through on a lot of their rhetoric.
Johnson was not trying to get a job writing Black Panther comics or making YouTube videos. He actually did the sort of thing that #BlackLivesMatter role models like Assata Shakur did. He killed police officers.
For Obama, Dallas was a bump in the black nationalist road. It was, like every Islamic terrorist attack, an unfortunate incident from which we shouldn’t draw any conclusions, except perhaps that guns are bad. The goal is to redirect our attention to the next set of #BlackLivesMatter protests or the next celebrity tweeting about gun control and how mean those men with guns who aren’t on their payroll are.
He did not come to Dallas to praise the dead, but to enlist them in the service of his anti-police agenda.
Not only had Obama’s actions led to the murder of police officers, but he was determined to whitewash their deaths and exploit them as weapons in his war against the police.
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07-14-2016, 09:41 PM
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Pfft.
I just scrolled right through all that bullshit.
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07-15-2016, 01:12 AM
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Pfft.
I just scrolled right through all that bullshit.
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What's funnier: Dem black boys still dead and the white guys who shot dem still walking around free. Even funnier: Prez Obie is creating an environment where mo' black peoples will gets shot.
Did you get your "Michael Brown" check Screed?
Foo'
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