This may not be the best place to voice concerns about real life events. With that being said, it was still brought up. Say that to this mans family and loved ones. Its sickening more to me, that people are so selfish, to only care about things that directly effect them selfs . Hears a sinicle thought , let this happen to your brother or father, and I hope someone gives you similar feedback
It's a sad day in American society when two good family men are brutally executed in the streets over cigarettes. One for stealing them, the other selling them to support his family. Both these valiant men were innocent victims who were the victims of cops who are immoral killing machines. #HandsUpDontShoot Actually, Michael brown was in fact, a street thug. Should the police officer instantly acted instead of waiting for back up? Yes. Should he have been charged with anything? No. If you had a gun in your hand and a 250lb 6'6 football player rushing you after you've told him to stop, shot his thumb off, and he's tried to grab for your gun. Wouldn't you shoot too? The impact of him hitting you, throwing you backwards, your skull being slammed in to the sidewalk with enough force to shatter it. Guess what? I'm pretty sure that cop would rather go home safe to his family then die trying to beat off a thug with a baton. Or maybe he should've pulled out the old pepper spray and gotten some of that in his eyes. Right? This last guy, Michael garner. If you watch the video, he's choked for about 5 seconds. However, this did not cause his death. While I don't know much regarding this case, I have seen the video. Should the police officer have choked him? No, probably not. However if he received any disciplinary action, it should've at the most been a letter in his file for 6 months. Now we live in a free society, where people have the right to peaceful protest. But does rioting, looting, and burning your city down fix anything? Absolutely not. If you want to picket outside the police station, fine. But marching around screaming obscenities at the police who are simply doing their job. That's not peaceful. In one video of peaceful protesters, one police officer is told to **** himself 10x or more. After dispersing the crowd a bit, 5 police officers arrest somebody who punched a cop in the back. While this is going on, a traffic sign is thrown at the cops. Not just once, but twice. Now doesn't that just scream peaceful protesting? #PantsUpDontLoot
all I've been seeing is who the cops have killed but in 2014 over 100 cops have been killed in the line of duty but I haven't seen a thread about them or seen them In the news and another Thing is if they would have complied they would still be alive. I'm not saying they desire to die but orders are meant to be followed be a man take your charge sorry to say it like that the media is blowing those case up everyone of those cops are out of a job losing their house and can't support their family's but that's ok? Still in bed sorry about the grammar Ty
Another forum thread making a guy with 30 arrests on his record a martyr. Just go ahead and tell us to release Barabbas from death row while you're at it.
Michael Brown had a decent size rap sheet for a kid his age. When you continually break the law then you will be viewed as a punk. It is sad that he died at such a young age but he should not of charged a police officer or reached for the officers gun. Doing that put the officers life at risk and he was forced to use deadly force to protect his own. There is also a report out there on the internet that goes into detail about each shot fired where it entered and what order. The deadly shot to his chest that killed him was the last one fired. The other shots were to the side at arm and shoulder to try to wound but not kill except the first that hit his hand. The officer acted within the law like how the court ruled.