This is a war, and Black Lives Matter is the enemy

[Mista Fantastic 13]

The murders in Baton Rouge, and before them Dallas, were not acts of domestic terrorism but guerrilla urban warfare against the police - who represent law and order - against the Constitution, and against the American way. The police, the men and women whom I as the Sheriff of Milwaukee County ask to put their lives on the line, are on the front lines of this war.

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Black Lives Matter organizers hold the same values of America’s age-old enemies, who have always fought the ideals of our Constitution and our nation. That they have now taken on as their costume a false concern for Black America only adds to their depravity.

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We fight back, and that comes by first describing the fight as what it is: guerrilla warfare. When we define Baton Rouge, Dallas, or even the Miami nightclub, as terrorist attacks, we are setting ourselves up for slow and steady obliteration.

We “go about our lives” with terrorist threats. We fight back and win when we are at war.

Continued... http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/civil-rights/sheriff-david%20clarke-black-lives-matter-baton-rouge-civil-war

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

Another great quotation from this fine American:

"Let me tell you why blacks sell drugs and involve themselves in criminal behavior instead of a more socially acceptable lifestyle — because they're uneducated, they're lazy, and they're morally bankrupt," Clarke said. "That's why."

http://www.jsonline.com/watchdog/noquarter/david-clarke-tops-himself-with-latest-tirade-b99611524z1-342115631.html

[John Miller 761]

He sounds like a real analytical guy.

[Rob L 3,811]

He sounds like a real analytical guy.

He is a piece of work

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

All he had to do was add one word to make it 100% accurate:

Let me tell you why so many blacks sell drugs and involve themselves in criminal behavior instead of a more socially acceptable lifestyle because they're uneducated, they're lazy, and they're morally bankrupt," Clarke said. "That's why.

Thing is, that's why drug dealers of all colors do it. It's easy money. No education nor work ethic required. Believe me.

[John Miller 761]

All he had to do was add one word to make it 100% accurate:

Thing is, that's why drug dealers of all colors do it. It's easy money. No education nor work ethic required. Believe me.

Almost sounds like you're speaking from experience. Anything you want to share here with us?

[Rob L 3,811]

The sheriff is personally vested in the idea that BLM pulled the trigger in Dallas and Baton Rouge and not individuals with a variety of axes and millstones to grind.

If he really can back that up he should head down there and show local and federal law enforcement how it's done, on horseback. Until then he should sit down and drink a cup of shut the f up and quit interfering.

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

The murders in Baton Rouge, and before them Dallas, were not acts of domestic terrorism but guerrilla urban warfare against the police - who represent law and order - against the Constitution, and against the American way. The police, the men and women whom I as the Sheriff of Milwaukee County ask to put their lives on the line, are on the front lines of this war.

...

Black Lives Matter organizers hold the same values of Americas age-old enemies, who have always fought the ideals of our Constitution and our nation. That they have now taken on as their costume a false concern for Black America only adds to their depravity.

...

We fight back, and that comes by first describing the fight as what it is: guerrilla warfare. When we define Baton Rouge, Dallas, or even the Miami nightclub, as terrorist attacks, we are setting ourselves up for slow and steady obliteration.

We go about our lives with terrorist threats. We fight back and win when we are at war.

Continued... http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/civil-rights/sheriff-david%20clarke-black-lives-matter-baton-rouge-civil-war

The head of the Cleveland police union also said today, Obama has blood on his hands. I agree 100%

[GandD 5,966]

That's unfortunate. And a dead on middle of the road opinion

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

That is held by many people in this country. At least those who don't wear blinders...

That's unfortunate. And a dead on middle of the road opinion

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

See what I mean? A personal jab. Nothing substantive nor contributing to the topic at hand. You CAN think for yourself, can't you? Or do you just poke at people who are more intelligent & able to communicate than yourself?

Yes, I have personal experience in seeing how druggies are lazy, inept, uneducated, and typically waste their lives in the pursuit of an easy dollar. My son is in jail for it today, has been off and on for several years. Does that qualify me to speak on the matter?

Almost sounds like you're speaking from experience. Anything you want to share here with us?

[John Miller 761]

See what I mean? A personal jab. Nothing substantive nor contributing to the topic at hand. You CAN think for yourself, can't you? Or do you just poke at people who are more intelligent & able to communicate than yourself?

Yes, I have personal experience in seeing how druggies are lazy, inept, uneducated, and typically waste their lives in the pursuit of an easy dollar. My son is in jail for it today, has been off and on for several years. Does that qualify me to speak on the matter?

No jab. Just wondering out loud how you possibly know so much about the motivations and requirements of drug dealing. Sorry to hear about your son.

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

Thanks for the sorry, but it's his choice, though I tried over the years to keep him pointed in the right direction. Finally gave up. But aside from that, it's common knowledge that the majority of drug dealers are as described above. That's WHY they are drug dealers. One doesn't need close, personal experience with such to know that about them in general.

No jab. Just wondering out loud how you possibly know so much about the motivations and requirements of drug dealing. Sorry to hear about your son.

[John Miller 761]

Thanks for the sorry, but it's his choice, though I tried over the years to keep him pointed in the right direction. Finally gave up. But aside from that, it's common knowledge that the majority of drug dealers are as described above. That's WHY they are drug dealers. One doesn't need close, personal experience with such to know that about them in general.

My little brother used to be a bit of a screw-up so I know it's hard when it hits the family. Fortunately, he's gotten his act together now. About 20 years too late but better late than never.

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

It's never too late. At least that's what I tell myself, hoping that one day, my son will just stop. But honestly, I doubt it. But there are worse things. He could have turned out to be a LWNJ. (I jest, I jest)

Glad to hear your brother straightened out. That's always a blessing.

My little brother used to be a bit of a screw-up so I know it's hard when it hits the family. Fortunately, he's gotten his act together now. About 20 years too late but better late than never.