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    atlheatholder
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    Posted: Apr. 28, 2015 - 12:39 AM ET #51

    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    This is what happens when you let police get away with murder time and time again all across the country. If cops were held accountable for their actions this would never be happening. 


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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    This is what happens when you let police get away with murder time and time again all across the country. If cops were held accountable for their actions this would never be happening. 


     
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    Posted: Apr. 28, 2015 - 12:45 AM ET #52

    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    This is what happens when you let police get away with murder time and time again all across the country. If cops were held accountable for their actions this would never be happening. 


    That's my hometown that's burning because of thugs and low life's that couldn't care less about Gray. How can you justify burning businesses & senior centers under construction for what the police do or don't do? Is it the business owners fault? Go fight the cops if you have a problem with them. 

    You're absolutely deranged when you try to justify burning a great city because of isolated incidents. What's wrong with you detox?
    This has nothing to do with Gray, it's just an excuse to burn & loot.

    Any excuse to loot and burn is acceptable. Earthquakes, blizzards, floods, any excuse will do. Just give them an opening to take advantage and they always do.

    You're such a joke detox and 90% of this forum knows it.

    Let's burn the whole country down because of an infrequent injustice. 

    I'm just so pleased that the entire local government there is African-American. The Ferguson argument shot to hell that all the authorities were white. As usual the liberal idiot proven wrong. Where's Obama & Lynch to fuel the flames and finish off the job.

    Those cops will be charged but don't give them time for an investigation, just burn it down now.

    ------------------------

    The Ravens routed the Patriots in NE in 2009 playoffs 33-14.
    The Ravens beat the Patriots in NE in2013 playoffs 23-20 in AFC Champ Game.

    The Ravens lost 23-20 because their kicker missed an extra point FG or it would've went to overtime.

    The Ravens lost this year after having two separate 14pt leads.

    So what? 




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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    This is what happens when you let police get away with murder time and time again all across the country. If cops were held accountable for their actions this would never be happening. 


    That's my hometown that's burning because of thugs and low life's that couldn't care less about Gray. How can you justify burning businesses & senior centers under construction for what the police do or don't do? Is it the business owners fault? Go fight the cops if you have a problem with them. 

    You're absolutely deranged when you try to justify burning a great city because of isolated incidents. What's wrong with you detox?
    This has nothing to do with Gray, it's just an excuse to burn & loot.

    Any excuse to loot and burn is acceptable. Earthquakes, blizzards, floods, any excuse will do. Just give them an opening to take advantage and they always do.

    You're such a joke detox and 90% of this forum knows it.

    Let's burn the whole country down because of an infrequent injustice. 

    I'm just so pleased that the entire local government there is African-American. The Ferguson argument shot to hell that all the authorities were white. As usual the liberal idiot proven wrong. Where's Obama & Lynch to fuel the flames and finish off the job.

    Those cops will be charged but don't give them time for an investigation, just burn it down now.

    ------------------------

    The Ravens routed the Patriots in NE in 2009 playoffs 33-14.
    The Ravens beat the Patriots in NE in2013 playoffs 23-20 in AFC Champ Game.

    The Ravens lost 23-20 because their kicker missed an extra point FG or it would've went to overtime.

    The Ravens lost this year after having two separate 14pt leads.

    So what? 




     
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    Posted: Apr. 28, 2015 - 12:46 AM ET #53

    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    This is what happens when you let police get away with murder time and time again all across the country. If cops were held accountable for their actions this would never be happening. 


    Senseless violence is used by people with no intelligence or ability to stand up and speak with words what they believe in.  It's a tool for kids that have no upbringing, no restraint, all sense of entitlement and nothing to do.  They just need an excuse.

    I look forward to the looters and perpetrators of violence on innocent bystanders going back home to an apartment that was burnt down, and then trying to get their medicine and groceries from the CVS....that was burnt down, and then trying to go to work at the establishment....that was burnt down.  And then they visit their innocent grandmother in the hospital with burns and a concussion after being pelted in the head by a molotov cocktail...that burnt her house down.

    Dr. King made a difference without burning down houses.  Dr. King didn't loot and fire blaze the Woolworth on his way to the Capitol.  He did his work with peace, and he did it against more tyranny and abuse than any of these kids could even fathom.  It could be done again, but kids don't want to think, use judgement or understand implications of their action(s).  Nobody ever wanted to show them right from wrong, how to stand up for yourself and get positive answers, or using words as weapons.  Nope.  

    So, YES, this is exactly what happens.


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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    This is what happens when you let police get away with murder time and time again all across the country. If cops were held accountable for their actions this would never be happening. 


    Senseless violence is used by people with no intelligence or ability to stand up and speak with words what they believe in.  It's a tool for kids that have no upbringing, no restraint, all sense of entitlement and nothing to do.  They just need an excuse.

    I look forward to the looters and perpetrators of violence on innocent bystanders going back home to an apartment that was burnt down, and then trying to get their medicine and groceries from the CVS....that was burnt down, and then trying to go to work at the establishment....that was burnt down.  And then they visit their innocent grandmother in the hospital with burns and a concussion after being pelted in the head by a molotov cocktail...that burnt her house down.

    Dr. King made a difference without burning down houses.  Dr. King didn't loot and fire blaze the Woolworth on his way to the Capitol.  He did his work with peace, and he did it against more tyranny and abuse than any of these kids could even fathom.  It could be done again, but kids don't want to think, use judgement or understand implications of their action(s).  Nobody ever wanted to show them right from wrong, how to stand up for yourself and get positive answers, or using words as weapons.  Nope.  

    So, YES, this is exactly what happens.


     
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    Posted: Apr. 28, 2015 - 12:48 AM ET #54

    So Heat, you don't recognize any laws unless someone is hurting someone else. That's awesome, I bet you have some record if that's true...

    Newsflash: The legislature makes the laws, law enforcement enforces the laws. Your definitions don't make the discussion.
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    So Heat, you don't recognize any laws unless someone is hurting someone else. That's awesome, I bet you have some record if that's true...

    Newsflash: The legislature makes the laws, law enforcement enforces the laws. Your definitions don't make the discussion.
     
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    Posted: Apr. 28, 2015 - 12:59 AM ET #55

    Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:


    That's my hometown that's burning because of thugs and low life's that couldn't care less about Gray. How can you justify burning businesses & senior centers under construction for what the police do or don't do? Is it the business owners fault? Go fight the cops if you have a problem with them. 

    You're absolutely deranged when you try to justify burning a great city because of isolated incidents. What's wrong with you detox?
    This has nothing to do with Gray, it's just an excuse to burn & loot.

    Any excuse to loot and burn is acceptable. Earthquakes, blizzards, floods, any excuse will do. Just give them an opening to take advantage and they always do.

    You're such a joke detox and 90% of this forum knows it.

    Let's burn the whole country down because of an infrequent injustice. 

    I'm just so pleased that the entire local government there is African-American. The Ferguson argument shot to hell that all the authorities were white. As usual the liberal idiot proven wrong. Where's Obama & Lynch to fuel the flames and finish off the job.

    Those cops will be charged but don't give them time for an investigation, just burn it down now.

    ------------------------

    The Ravens routed the Patriots in NE in 2009 playoffs 33-14.
    The Ravens beat the Patriots in NE in2013 playoffs 23-20 in AFC Champ Game.

    The Ravens lost 23-20 because their kicker missed an extra point FG or it would've went to overtime.

    The Ravens lost this year after having two separate 14pt leads.

    So what? 





    First paragraph says everything that most people, more than 3/4's of human beings understand totally.

    But this area of Baltimore sounds like it was a full gas can just waiting for a match.  They talk about the poverty here being almost 3rd world.

    There is a lot of frustration being executed in the name of an excuse in Freddie Gray.  I keep saying there is no ability for the lot of these kids to understand right from wrong and repercussions.  When the smoke clears, the sun rises and home is burnt down might be the only reality that wakes up SOME.  They need somebody to blame so the cops, the establishment's that fired or turned them down for employment, or the places that won't give them freebies or handouts will be the first to go.

    It's half the kids's fault and it's half the parents, the teachers, the people who have the ability to teach that there is more to life than filming yourself beating up somebody on Youtube, Twitter followers, doing absolutely nothing, and coasting through if not refusing school, work.  I'll say it one last time, that word: ENTITLEMENT.  It's a massive word applied to the kids of 2015.  MOST of this generation has no sense of pride in work, studies and being better than what your worst is capable of.

    BUT what I hate the most about all of this is that some are trying to paint the picture of protests here.  This isn't a protest.  Not protesters anymore.  You can't lump these lunatics in the same category as those that fought against Dr. King, Mandela, or any other positive, strategic, hard-fought campaign of making a difference without ruining and dismantling the establishment and the community that they reside.  So let's just drop protest and Baltimore in the word association game right now please. 
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    That's my hometown that's burning because of thugs and low life's that couldn't care less about Gray. How can you justify burning businesses & senior centers under construction for what the police do or don't do? Is it the business owners fault? Go fight the cops if you have a problem with them. 

    You're absolutely deranged when you try to justify burning a great city because of isolated incidents. What's wrong with you detox?
    This has nothing to do with Gray, it's just an excuse to burn & loot.

    Any excuse to loot and burn is acceptable. Earthquakes, blizzards, floods, any excuse will do. Just give them an opening to take advantage and they always do.

    You're such a joke detox and 90% of this forum knows it.

    Let's burn the whole country down because of an infrequent injustice. 

    I'm just so pleased that the entire local government there is African-American. The Ferguson argument shot to hell that all the authorities were white. As usual the liberal idiot proven wrong. Where's Obama & Lynch to fuel the flames and finish off the job.

    Those cops will be charged but don't give them time for an investigation, just burn it down now.

    ------------------------

    The Ravens routed the Patriots in NE in 2009 playoffs 33-14.
    The Ravens beat the Patriots in NE in2013 playoffs 23-20 in AFC Champ Game.

    The Ravens lost 23-20 because their kicker missed an extra point FG or it would've went to overtime.

    The Ravens lost this year after having two separate 14pt leads.

    So what? 





    First paragraph says everything that most people, more than 3/4's of human beings understand totally.

    But this area of Baltimore sounds like it was a full gas can just waiting for a match.  They talk about the poverty here being almost 3rd world.

    There is a lot of frustration being executed in the name of an excuse in Freddie Gray.  I keep saying there is no ability for the lot of these kids to understand right from wrong and repercussions.  When the smoke clears, the sun rises and home is burnt down might be the only reality that wakes up SOME.  They need somebody to blame so the cops, the establishment's that fired or turned them down for employment, or the places that won't give them freebies or handouts will be the first to go.

    It's half the kids's fault and it's half the parents, the teachers, the people who have the ability to teach that there is more to life than filming yourself beating up somebody on Youtube, Twitter followers, doing absolutely nothing, and coasting through if not refusing school, work.  I'll say it one last time, that word: ENTITLEMENT.  It's a massive word applied to the kids of 2015.  MOST of this generation has no sense of pride in work, studies and being better than what your worst is capable of.

    BUT what I hate the most about all of this is that some are trying to paint the picture of protests here.  This isn't a protest.  Not protesters anymore.  You can't lump these lunatics in the same category as those that fought against Dr. King, Mandela, or any other positive, strategic, hard-fought campaign of making a difference without ruining and dismantling the establishment and the community that they reside.  So let's just drop protest and Baltimore in the word association game right now please. 
     
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    Posted: Apr. 28, 2015 - 1:06 AM ET #56

    @Killer_B

    Freedie Gray's death was not an "infrequent" injustice 

    I do not condone what is happening in Baltimore but I understand these people frustrations

    Police officers involved in Freedie Gray's death need to be held accountable for their actions. It does not take that long to find out what happened. The South Carolina cop murderer would have gotten away with murder if the cell phone recording had not been made available to the Scott family


    Let's see

    5 millions dollars in property damages. 140 injuries. 9 police officers injured
    17 police cars set on fire. Lots of local businesses looted and vandalized

    Over 1200 criminal charges 

    2011 Vancouver Stanley Cup Riots !!!!

    what was Stanley Cup rioters excuse ?


    People are too busy looking at the riots in Baltimore but do not want to address the root cause of these riots.

    How about addressing the the racial disparities in the criminal justice system ? 

    The existence of racial profiling dates back to slavery, which is the sin of this country

    Social media shows how deep ignorance runs in this country.
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    Freedie Gray's death was not an "infrequent" injustice 

    I do not condone what is happening in Baltimore but I understand these people frustrations

    Police officers involved in Freedie Gray's death need to be held accountable for their actions. It does not take that long to find out what happened. The South Carolina cop murderer would have gotten away with murder if the cell phone recording had not been made available to the Scott family


    Let's see

    5 millions dollars in property damages. 140 injuries. 9 police officers injured
    17 police cars set on fire. Lots of local businesses looted and vandalized

    Over 1200 criminal charges 

    2011 Vancouver Stanley Cup Riots !!!!

    what was Stanley Cup rioters excuse ?


    People are too busy looking at the riots in Baltimore but do not want to address the root cause of these riots.

    How about addressing the the racial disparities in the criminal justice system ? 

    The existence of racial profiling dates back to slavery, which is the sin of this country

    Social media shows how deep ignorance runs in this country.
     
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    Posted: Apr. 28, 2015 - 1:19 AM ET #57

    Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

    So Heat, you don't recognize any laws unless someone is hurting someone else. That's awesome, I bet you have some record if that's true...

    Newsflash: The legislature makes the laws, law enforcement enforces the laws. Your definitions don't make the discussion.

    B,

    Your emotions are getting the best of you.  I'd like you to show me where I said that I don't recognize any laws.

    I understand that the legislature makes the laws.  I understand that "law enforcement" is supposed to enforce said laws.  What you (and a god forsaken amount of people) don't understand is that every law placed on the books, takes away from the freedom of somebody.  some of those are good - you shall not murder another, you shall not sexually molest children, you shall not steal another's property, etc.  But most are asinine and hold no valid place in the world except to generate revenue for the state.

    I'm not against laws at all (I don't believe in a lawless society).  I'm against laws that aren't crimes by the previously mentioned definitions I gave.  If anyone commits a real crime (and no, jaywalking, loitering, speeding on the highway, etc. are not real crimes), then they should pay dearly for their transgressions.

    Please don't think that I condone senseless acts of rioting and looting, because I don't.  The looters and rioters are committing crimes (based on my definitions) and should pay the price.  

    The key message that I constantly see after situations where a cop kills (justifiably or unjustifiably) a citizen, is that the protesters/media pundits/civil rights activists/etc. call for a system reform of some nature.  What these mentally hopeless people aren't realizing is that this "system" they speak of was designed the way it is.  The system isn't broke, it's working as government intended it to.

    Privatize policing.  Raise your children with morals and values.  Get involved in community policing.  Hold yourself and your neighbors accountable.  Get government the f*#k out of your lives and your lives will (without a doubt) become better.



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    So Heat, you don't recognize any laws unless someone is hurting someone else. That's awesome, I bet you have some record if that's true...

    Newsflash: The legislature makes the laws, law enforcement enforces the laws. Your definitions don't make the discussion.

    B,

    Your emotions are getting the best of you.  I'd like you to show me where I said that I don't recognize any laws.

    I understand that the legislature makes the laws.  I understand that "law enforcement" is supposed to enforce said laws.  What you (and a god forsaken amount of people) don't understand is that every law placed on the books, takes away from the freedom of somebody.  some of those are good - you shall not murder another, you shall not sexually molest children, you shall not steal another's property, etc.  But most are asinine and hold no valid place in the world except to generate revenue for the state.

    I'm not against laws at all (I don't believe in a lawless society).  I'm against laws that aren't crimes by the previously mentioned definitions I gave.  If anyone commits a real crime (and no, jaywalking, loitering, speeding on the highway, etc. are not real crimes), then they should pay dearly for their transgressions.

    Please don't think that I condone senseless acts of rioting and looting, because I don't.  The looters and rioters are committing crimes (based on my definitions) and should pay the price.  

    The key message that I constantly see after situations where a cop kills (justifiably or unjustifiably) a citizen, is that the protesters/media pundits/civil rights activists/etc. call for a system reform of some nature.  What these mentally hopeless people aren't realizing is that this "system" they speak of was designed the way it is.  The system isn't broke, it's working as government intended it to.

    Privatize policing.  Raise your children with morals and values.  Get involved in community policing.  Hold yourself and your neighbors accountable.  Get government the f*#k out of your lives and your lives will (without a doubt) become better.



     
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    It is not enough for me to stand before you tonight and condemn riots.
    It would be morally irresponsible for me to do that without, at the same time,condemning the contingent, intolerable conditions that exist in our society.These conditions are the things that cause individuals to feel that they have no other alternative than to engage in violent rebellion to get attention. And I must say tonight that 

       a riot is the voice of the unheard

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    It is not enough for me to stand before you tonight and condemn riots.
    It would be morally irresponsible for me to do that without, at the same time,condemning the contingent, intolerable conditions that exist in our society.These conditions are the things that cause individuals to feel that they have no other alternative than to engage in violent rebellion to get attention. And I must say tonight that 

       a riot is the voice of the unheard

    Dr Martin Luther King Jr

    March 18, 1968
     
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    Sorry March 14 1968
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    So sick of these protestors and their sympathizers yelling foul anytime something happens to one of their own, but when they behave like subhumans before or after something happens, guilters and libs scramble to explain it or find some environmental or historic cause for such behavior.

    What about the explanation and cause for why sometimes things go wrong between cops and criminals?  Think maybe cops deal with a lot of animals who don't respond to polite, gentle law enforcement?  Maybe these cops are constantly in danger and on edge dealing with a lot of unreasonable, irrational, idiots?  They aren't poor, victimized minorities though so no reason to explain any of that.  No excuses for them, no way


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    So sick of these protestors and their sympathizers yelling foul anytime something happens to one of their own, but when they behave like subhumans before or after something happens, guilters and libs scramble to explain it or find some environmental or historic cause for such behavior.

    What about the explanation and cause for why sometimes things go wrong between cops and criminals?  Think maybe cops deal with a lot of animals who don't respond to polite, gentle law enforcement?  Maybe these cops are constantly in danger and on edge dealing with a lot of unreasonable, irrational, idiots?  They aren't poor, victimized minorities though so no reason to explain any of that.  No excuses for them, no way


     
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    This mayor is just an idiot.  She was quoted as saying that they wanted to give the protesters space to destroy and she now says that she never said that.    I think that deep down she is happy this is happening.   Whoevever is calling the shots there needs to be fired.   The police are not doing anything.  They are being told to stand down.  These animals know they can do absolutely whatever they want and get away with it.   It doesn't take a genius to figure out what is really going on here.   Look at the mayor, the police chief, and other leadership and you can put two an two together.  That's all I got to say. 
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    This mayor is just an idiot.  She was quoted as saying that they wanted to give the protesters space to destroy and she now says that she never said that.    I think that deep down she is happy this is happening.   Whoevever is calling the shots there needs to be fired.   The police are not doing anything.  They are being told to stand down.  These animals know they can do absolutely whatever they want and get away with it.   It doesn't take a genius to figure out what is really going on here.   Look at the mayor, the police chief, and other leadership and you can put two an two together.  That's all I got to say. 
     
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    that veteran was awesome !!!!!!!!!!!


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN1qSRgKoU0
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    that veteran was awesome !!!!!!!!!!!


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN1qSRgKoU0
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by dytide:

    that veteran was awesome !!!!!!!!!!!


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN1qSRgKoU0

    Robert Valentine for Mayor of Baltimore  

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    that veteran was awesome !!!!!!!!!!!


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN1qSRgKoU0

    Robert Valentine for Mayor of Baltimore  

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by atlheatholder:


    B,

    Your emotions are getting the best of you.  I'd like you to show me where I said that I don't recognize any laws.

    I understand that the legislature makes the laws.  I understand that "law enforcement" is supposed to enforce said laws.  What you (and a god forsaken amount of people) don't understand is that every law placed on the books, takes away from the freedom of somebody.  some of those are good - you shall not murder another, you shall not sexually molest children, you shall not steal another's property, etc.  But most are asinine and hold no valid place in the world except to generate revenue for the state.

    I'm not against laws at all (I don't believe in a lawless society).  I'm against laws that aren't crimes by the previously mentioned definitions I gave.  If anyone commits a real crime (and no, jaywalking, loitering, speeding on the highway, etc. are not real crimes), then they should pay dearly for their transgressions.

    Please don't think that I condone senseless acts of rioting and looting, because I don't.  The looters and rioters are committing crimes (based on my definitions) and should pay the price.  

    The key message that I constantly see after situations where a cop kills (justifiably or unjustifiably) a citizen, is that the protesters/media pundits/civil rights activists/etc. call for a system reform of some nature.  What these mentally hopeless people aren't realizing is that this "system" they speak of was designed the way it is.  The system isn't broke, it's working as government intended it to.

    Privatize policing.  Raise your children with morals and values.  Get involved in community policing.  Hold yourself and your neighbors accountable.  Get government the f*#k out of your lives and your lives will (without a doubt) become better.




    Much better post... Some laws are never enforced but should be removed from the books altogether. Please remember bigger government equals more laws and bureaucracy. Smaller is better...
    Liberals want the government to do everything and take care of everything. Please leave me alone...
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    B,

    Your emotions are getting the best of you.  I'd like you to show me where I said that I don't recognize any laws.

    I understand that the legislature makes the laws.  I understand that "law enforcement" is supposed to enforce said laws.  What you (and a god forsaken amount of people) don't understand is that every law placed on the books, takes away from the freedom of somebody.  some of those are good - you shall not murder another, you shall not sexually molest children, you shall not steal another's property, etc.  But most are asinine and hold no valid place in the world except to generate revenue for the state.

    I'm not against laws at all (I don't believe in a lawless society).  I'm against laws that aren't crimes by the previously mentioned definitions I gave.  If anyone commits a real crime (and no, jaywalking, loitering, speeding on the highway, etc. are not real crimes), then they should pay dearly for their transgressions.

    Please don't think that I condone senseless acts of rioting and looting, because I don't.  The looters and rioters are committing crimes (based on my definitions) and should pay the price.  

    The key message that I constantly see after situations where a cop kills (justifiably or unjustifiably) a citizen, is that the protesters/media pundits/civil rights activists/etc. call for a system reform of some nature.  What these mentally hopeless people aren't realizing is that this "system" they speak of was designed the way it is.  The system isn't broke, it's working as government intended it to.

    Privatize policing.  Raise your children with morals and values.  Get involved in community policing.  Hold yourself and your neighbors accountable.  Get government the f*#k out of your lives and your lives will (without a doubt) become better.




    Much better post... Some laws are never enforced but should be removed from the books altogether. Please remember bigger government equals more laws and bureaucracy. Smaller is better...
    Liberals want the government to do everything and take care of everything. Please leave me alone...
     
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    There isn't any small goverment Conservatives with a hypenated last name...
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    https://m.imgur.com/l8fAR18

    You won't find this picture on FoxNews. 

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    this has nothing do due with racial issues

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    this has nothing do due with racial issues

     
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    Wrong again Detox. Fox showed the line between the police and the savages and said that they're keeping the savages from the police...

    Exactly Newton. It's just people that have no respect for anyone or anything. Why would you burn businesses in your own community? 

    Please Detox, educate me on why that happens? What does it have to do with what the police do or don't do? Burning a senior center that took 8 years to get approve and constructed. It was going to serve the older population and employ people to assist the community.

    I know the answers to the questions, I know that area. Its full of hopelessness and people that bring nothing but their handout. Mother's and children with no Fathers around. Fkd for life is the sentence for this type of behavior. Law enforcement becomes the bad guy for trying to keep the animals in check. Of course once in a while the cops go overboard but given the circumstances they are subject to, it's impossible to expect this not to happen. They're not the Scottsdale, AZ police department. Baltimore has the 5th highest murder rate per capita in the U.S. Look at what they must deal with.

    Cops should not be above the law and should be prosecuted when necessary. Burning the city to the ground isn't going to help the situation, West Baltimore already looked like Somalia with the abandoned buildings & crack houses. Let's throw in some burned out businesses to take it to another level.
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    Wrong again Detox. Fox showed the line between the police and the savages and said that they're keeping the savages from the police...

    Exactly Newton. It's just people that have no respect for anyone or anything. Why would you burn businesses in your own community? 

    Please Detox, educate me on why that happens? What does it have to do with what the police do or don't do? Burning a senior center that took 8 years to get approve and constructed. It was going to serve the older population and employ people to assist the community.

    I know the answers to the questions, I know that area. Its full of hopelessness and people that bring nothing but their handout. Mother's and children with no Fathers around. Fkd for life is the sentence for this type of behavior. Law enforcement becomes the bad guy for trying to keep the animals in check. Of course once in a while the cops go overboard but given the circumstances they are subject to, it's impossible to expect this not to happen. They're not the Scottsdale, AZ police department. Baltimore has the 5th highest murder rate per capita in the U.S. Look at what they must deal with.

    Cops should not be above the law and should be prosecuted when necessary. Burning the city to the ground isn't going to help the situation, West Baltimore already looked like Somalia with the abandoned buildings & crack houses. Let's throw in some burned out businesses to take it to another level.
     
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    "I understand their frustration"

    These words could only come from a complete fuking m0ron.  So if people are pi$$ed at the police then they take it out on innocent people?  Only a person with an IQ of a door stop would udder these words.

    Intelligent people would protest day in and day out in front of the police station since that is "supposedly" who they are upset with.  

    If these losers in life think we believe this is about Frddie Gray then let them explain hurricane Katrina to us.  This was nothing more than an excuse to loot and pillage.
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    These words could only come from a complete fuking m0ron.  So if people are pi$$ed at the police then they take it out on innocent people?  Only a person with an IQ of a door stop would udder these words.

    Intelligent people would protest day in and day out in front of the police station since that is "supposedly" who they are upset with.  

    If these losers in life think we believe this is about Frddie Gray then let them explain hurricane Katrina to us.  This was nothing more than an excuse to loot and pillage.
     
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    Don't know how true the below article is since we can't trust everything on the internet but this is interesting

    https://allenbwest.com/2015/04/bombshell-is-this-the-truth-about-freddie-gray-spinal-injury/

    According to the article, Gray may have suffered a spinal cord injury a few months prior to the police altercation.
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    Don't know how true the below article is since we can't trust everything on the internet but this is interesting

    https://allenbwest.com/2015/04/bombshell-is-this-the-truth-about-freddie-gray-spinal-injury/

    According to the article, Gray may have suffered a spinal cord injury a few months prior to the police altercation.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slovak:

    So is this news true that Fast Freddy's neck was already fuuked up before his arrest?

    Could be a huge game changer.

    what game changer ?

    his neck needed to be solid for the Police not be cause spinal injury

    what the hell are you talking about?

    If you can't talk intelligently about an issue what do you shut your mouth ?
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    So is this news true that Fast Freddy's neck was already fuuked up before his arrest?

    Could be a huge game changer.

    what game changer ?

    his neck needed to be solid for the Police not be cause spinal injury

    what the hell are you talking about?

    If you can't talk intelligently about an issue what do you shut your mouth ?
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slovak:



    That''s because you are a God damn Liberal idiot. Too much crime is the problem. If these frustrated people would tone it down and start living like the regular law abiding citizens, the cops wouldn't have to give them so much crap all of the time. A small % of the people are causing a large % of the problem.

    They are segregating themselves with their unproportional violent behavior and crime.

    Too much crime  ? 

    why don't you shut the darn up with your flawed logic ?




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    That''s because you are a God damn Liberal idiot. Too much crime is the problem. If these frustrated people would tone it down and start living like the regular law abiding citizens, the cops wouldn't have to give them so much crap all of the time. A small % of the people are causing a large % of the problem.

    They are segregating themselves with their unproportional violent behavior and crime.

    Too much crime  ? 

    why don't you shut the darn up with your flawed logic ?




     
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    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:


    what game changer ?

    his neck needed to be solid for the Police not be cause spinal injury

    what the hell are you talking about?

    If you can't talk intelligently about an issue what do you shut your mouth ?

    Covers is trying to auto-correct

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    what game changer ?

    his neck needed to be solid for the Police not be cause spinal injury

    what the hell are you talking about?

    If you can't talk intelligently about an issue what do you shut your mouth ?

    Covers is trying to auto-correct

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    Quote Originally Posted by canovsp:

    Don't know how true the below article is since we can't trust everything on the internet but this is interesting

    https://allenbwest.com/2015/04/bombshell-is-this-the-truth-about-freddie-gray-spinal-injury/

    According to the article, Gray may have suffered a spinal cord injury a few months prior to the police altercation.


    what difference does it make ?

    let's blame the victim ?

    His spinal should have been solid enough to stay alive 


    Go to tell the same thing to the family of the the elderly indian man who was slamed against the concrete in alabama and suffered injury. 

    How much force are the Police allowed to use when their life are not in danger ?

    IF someone died during a fight due to blow to the head , do you think his/her  medical condition would matter in a court of law?


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    Don't know how true the below article is since we can't trust everything on the internet but this is interesting

    https://allenbwest.com/2015/04/bombshell-is-this-the-truth-about-freddie-gray-spinal-injury/

    According to the article, Gray may have suffered a spinal cord injury a few months prior to the police altercation.


    what difference does it make ?

    let's blame the victim ?

    His spinal should have been solid enough to stay alive 


    Go to tell the same thing to the family of the the elderly indian man who was slamed against the concrete in alabama and suffered injury. 

    How much force are the Police allowed to use when their life are not in danger ?

    IF someone died during a fight due to blow to the head , do you think his/her  medical condition would matter in a court of law?


     
     
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    Me thinks someone has smoke coming out of his ears just because of the mere possibility the cops may not have done this.


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