Ferguson Grand Jury Decision

[LibCampFireClub 635]

this one reads just like the others i read for the most part. what's so interesting?

I said 'interesting read.' Poor choice of words on my part. A better choice would be 'compelling.' It's compelling because it fully corroborates the police officer's account of events. I watched CNN for a bit last night until I got sick to my stomach listening to the black host accuse the judge he was interviewing of having a white supremacist point of view. The judge did not get the chance to respond to it and CNN immediately cut away to a commercial. After the commercial, the judge was gone and so was the interview. Nothing from the mouths about these witnesses from those who continue to cry out: "No justice, no peace."

It's like watching a mass delusion from a group of people in America who hear only what they want to hear and disregard the rest. As per Paul Simon.

[decocker 7,198]

Seem you and I and others here have read this. Apparently all the looters and rioters didn't get the memo.

yeah i read probably too much yesterday. i don't agree with the decision not to indict and the looters and rioters are not my main focus or concern.

I said 'interesting read.' Poor choice of words on my part. A better choice would be 'compelling.'

um, not at all.

[Karee 4,191]

I said 'interesting read.' Poor choice of words on my part. A better choice would be 'compelling.' It's compelling because it fully corroborates the police officer's account of events. I watched CNN for a bit last night until I got sick to my stomach listening to the black host accuse the judge he was interviewing of having a white supremacist point of view. The judge did not get the chance to respond to it and CNN immediately cut away to a commercial. After the commercial, the judge was gone and so was the interview. Nothing from the mouths about these witnesses from those who continue to cry out: "No justice, no peace."

It's like watching a mass delusion from a group of people in America who hear only what they want to hear and disregard the rest. As per Paul Simon.

Yeah CNN seems to love pushing the race angle at every turn. If someone wants to point out something different, well they just aren't having any of that. This guy was killed because he was black anyone that comes on their network and tries to argue otherwise is a racist.

Oddly enough a couple months ago one of their black anchors caught h3ll for suggesting something along the lines of this not being about race.

Carry the race hustlers message, or else.

[Janelle2002 3,865]

Yeah CNN seems to love pushing the race angle at every turn. If someone wants to point out something different, well they just aren't having any of that. This guy was killed because he was black anyone that comes on their network and tries to argue otherwise is a racist.

Oddly enough a couple months ago one of their black anchors caught h3ll for suggesting something along the lines of this not being about race.

Carry the race hustlers message, or else.

He was killed for being black while walking. Police officer assaulted him, got his but whipped and then got angry and killed him. Look at how many shots he fired. Those were passion shots.

[Karee 4,191]

yeah i read probably too much yesterday. i don't agree with the decision not to indict and the looters and rioters are not my main focus or concern.

Yeah not my concern either. After all, they're only burning and looting their own neighborhood. Then a few years from now, they'll be whining because there's nowhere to shop. That businesses wont serve their community. Probably claim these businesses wont open up shop there because they're racist.

Just remember the mantra. It's always someone elses fault.

[decocker 7,198]

who the hell even watches cnn? i can't be the only person here that doesn't watch cable "news" at all.

[Karee 4,191]

He was killed for being black while walking. Police officer assaulted him, got his but whipped and then got angry and killed him. Look at how many shots he fired. Those were passion shots.

You keep telling yourself that. Keep living in the racial fantasy land that Al and Jesse and CNN have laid out for you. Get back to me when you're ready to face reality.

[decocker 7,198]

Yeah not my concern either. After all, they're only burning and looting their own neighborhood. Then a few years from now, they'll be whining because there's nowhere to shop. That businesses wont serve their community. Probably claim these businesses wont open up shop there because they're racist.

Just remember the mantra. It's always someone elses fault.

what a dumb mantra - you should probably stop repeating it.

[Teddy B 17,252]

He was killed for being black while walking. Police officer assaulted him, got his but whipped and then got angry and killed him. Look at how many shots he fired. Those were passion shots.

[SMOKE 1,426]

He was killed for being black while walking. Police officer assaulted him, got his but whipped and then got angry and killed him. Look at how many shots he fired. Those were passion shots.

are you wearing a pink cowboy hat?

[Karee 4,191]

what a dumb mantra - you should probably stop repeating it.

Reality sucks, eh?

[decocker 7,198]

He was killed for being black while walking. Police officer assaulted him, got his but whipped and then got angry and killed him. Look at how many shots he fired. Those were passion shots.

one day, this country is really going to regret giving cops free license to kill.

[Karee 4,191]

On the surface, it is so far out there, that it's funny. In reality, a lot of people believe this kind of stuff. And folks like that want to be taken seriously. That's what's really funny.

[LibCampFireClub 635]

The words from Micheal Brown's mother's mouth serve to perpetuate not only her mental illness, but the mental illness of anyone who buys this horseshit.

"We are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the consequences of his actions. While we understand that many others share our pain, we ask that you channel your frustration in ways that will make a positive change. We need to work together to fix the system that allowed this to happen," the statement read.

http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/Michael-Brown-family-crying-change/2014/11/24/id/609394/

[Karee 4,191]

one day, this country is really going to regret giving cops free license to kill.

I rest my case.