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Posted: #101
Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:

I don't care about what everyone else say's about you TheGoldenOne ..you are alright with me ..





Ten more months and I will be on my beach in Belize.

You hold the Fort Slim.


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Posted: #102
Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:




Well, don't blame my generation.  WE did OUR part in the 60's and 70's.  Kids today willfully accept Worldwide Military Adventurism and Local Police States now being beefed up with Military Surplus.  This is somehow accepted as "NORMAL" and "NECESSARY"

Fukking ridiculous. 
Assume this was a joke, GG?  Obviously it is that generation that is/was raising these kids/grand kids.  Kids now have no respect for any authority figure etc etc etc. 
 
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Posted: #103
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TURN IT OFF...  Turn all that Corporate Fukk Media BS off and live a better life.  Just CUT THE CORD.


I agree somewhat. But how do you know this is even going on in MO?  Where are you getting your news?
 
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Posted: #104
Quote Originally Posted by bill702:

I do believe you're right about the robbery having nothing to do with this kid being dead, but it's just being used as a rebuttal as the innocence that was being portrayed. I haven't really been following this story, but surprised it's only local rioting from what I have seen.
Always okay with me to have an opinion without being informed. 
 
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Posted: #105
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22:

Assume this was a joke, GG?  Obviously it is that generation that is/was raising these kids/grand kids.  Kids now have no respect for any authority figure etc etc etc. 



What are you saying Raiders?  We need more military surplus on the local streets and local police forces need more armored vehicles so that kids today will have respect?


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Posted: #106
Quote Originally Posted by kodiak:

GoldenGoose, you seem like a spineless, gutless jellyfish. You talk about "my generation", "WE did our part", etc. I wouldn't be surprised if you were a draft dodger. You don't add anything but crap to this forum. Your crotch must hurt from riding both sides of the fence...
Whoa buddy. Take it easy. Name calling doesn't accomplish much. GG is good people!  Gonna be in Belize in blissful retirement together but disagreeing on all things political. 
 
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Posted: #107
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22:

I agree somewhat. But how do you know this is even going on in MO?  Where are you getting your news?



I get my news from internet sources all over the globe.
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Posted: #108

Quote Originally Posted by mattbrot:



Dude - you sound very educated. Lol. Now please move along so the adults can discuss!!!

There have been some dumb guy on covers. But you may have surpassed all of them. My statement was factual. There was nothing to debate. Your statement was erroneous (not surprisingly) and ill timed. I have not only an adult's mentality but can handle situations like this with maturity that escapes people like you. Again, you don't have white cops quit just because there are more black citizens living there. You hire the best people. Period. That's something you won't ever have to worry about lol.

 
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Posted: #109
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22:

Always okay with me to have an opinion without being informed. 
It's the best opinion you can get. 



 
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Posted: #110
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22:

Whoa buddy. Take it easy. Name calling doesn't accomplish much. GG is good people!  Gonna be in Belize in blissful retirement together but disagreeing on all things political. 



Seems to be a lot of name-calling around here lately.

What do people think they accomplish by being so immature?

And to set the record straight I consider myself to be much more Libertarian as opposed to Liberal.  I don't like big government, big armies, and especially not big welfare (corporate style).


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Posted: #111
Quote Originally Posted by kodiak:

GoldenGoose, you seem like a spineless, gutless jellyfish. You talk about "my generation", "WE did our part", etc. I wouldn't be surprised if you were a draft dodger. You don't add anything but crap to this forum. Your crotch must hurt from riding both sides of the fence...
If I grew up in that generation I would have dodged the draft for Vietnam in a second. No way in hell am I going to fight someone else's war. You call it spineless, but I just call it common sense. How do you effectively fight for something you don't believe in?
 
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Posted: #112

Back on topic...

Here's a PIC of the MURDERER...

https://ionenewsone.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/darren-wilson.jpg?w=509&h=664


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Posted: #113
Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:




What are you saying Raiders?  We need more military surplus on the local streets and local police forces need more armored vehicles so that kids today will have respect?


It may soon be necessary if these kids are not going to raised to be good citizens. Sad to see really. 
 
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Posted: #114
Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:




I get my news from internet sources all over the globe.
Sure of course. Most people nowadays do. But you realize who's running those and reporting to them. 
 
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Posted: #115
Quote Originally Posted by gold6185:

The high level of outrage by all  these people clearly indicate that some injustice definitely went down with the shooting of this kid.

Likely so. But can we just let the justice system run its course before we burn down the town? If every injustice in society had these types of consequences the country would look like Gaza. 

This has little to do with the kid getting killed now and about the frustration of the black community there to cry/riot about how bad they have it, that they've been persecuted or slighted in some way that justifies burning the city. It's a crock... Get an education, raise your kids with some values and you can succeed in America and not be in position to get shot by an overzealous cop.

I'm trying to think back to my youth, I just can't remember struggling in a cop car with a cop trying to get his gun... Maybe that's why I've lived 52 years now.
 
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Posted: #116
Quote Originally Posted by bill702:

It's the best opinion you can get. 



Wasn't trying to be rude. Just weird you say you haven't been keeping up with it and then give an opinion. 
 
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Posted: #117
Quote Originally Posted by bill702:

If I grew up in that generation I would have dodged the draft for Vietnam in a second. No way in hell am I going to fight someone else's war. You call it spineless, but I just call it common sense. How do you effectively fight for something you don't believe in?
No doubt you would. 
What war do you think wasn't someone else's?  WWII against Japan because they attacked us?
 
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Posted: #118
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22:

No doubt you would. 
What war do you think wasn't someone else's?  WWII against Japan because they attacked us?
I assumed Goose grew up in the Vietnam era and just like Iraq today we didn't/don't belong there. The two WWs I would have signed up for however. I really can't see why anyone can fight a war they don't believe in. It would be just as bad as some of these opportunistic f*cks rioting when they don't give a garbage about the kid who died.


 
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Posted: #119
Quote Originally Posted by bill702:

I assumed Goose grew up in the Vietnam era and just like Iraq today we didn't/don't belong there. The two WWs I would have signed up for however. I really can't see why anyone can fight a war they don't believe in. It would be just as bad as some of these opportunistic f*cks rioting when they don't give a garbage about the kid who died.





bill: Born in 1956, so the draft ended and the war was winding down before I was a High School Senior in ' 74.  Can vividly remember me talking with classmates in my Sophomore year of ' 72, "What would we do?"  So close to Canada here in CT, the obvious answer was, "Hell no, we ain't going".  Much, much different than my Father's WWII when the Japs bombed Pearl Harbor there was a flood of American Kids wanting to join.
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Posted: #120
Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:



This has little to do with the kid getting killed now and about the frustration of the black community there to cry/riot about how bad they have it, that they've been persecuted or slighted in some way that justifies burning the city. It's a crock... Get an education, raise your kids with some values and you can succeed in America and not be in position to get shot by an overzealous cop.

I'm trying to think back to my youth, I just can't remember struggling in a cop car with a cop trying to get his gun... Maybe that's why I've lived 52 years now.
 
 
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Posted: #121
Quote Originally Posted by BigChris51:

I just saw the video on cnn with this kid laying in the street dead,, you hear people screaming in the background. whoever shot the video kept saying....(they said he had his hands up, then they shot him walked over to him and shot him some more)

https://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/bestoftv/2014/08/16/nd-ferguson-cell-phone-video-mike-brown-body-on-ground.cnn&hpt=hp_t1&from_homepage=yes&video_referrer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnn.com%2F


This is some bad sh*t. 




Lets say an angry black youth decides to kill a cop in retaliation in this community.....Reaction to innocent cop getting killed would be different by different people. The family of the cop would be heartbroken. His fellow cops would be sad / outraged. Most of the white community  would be upset but not surprised (no riots). Most of the black community would not give a crap about the innocent cop or any other innocent black kid that gets killed as long as it is committed by another black...Black community is so used to black on black crime that it gets easier and easier not to care....Only because it would be related to the Brown shooting would CNN cover it......CNN would much rather tell you about the cop who shoots an a black youth. ..Its not about the actual crime but who commits it.....More than a thousand people will be murdered by midnight my time today but media will dictate which ones will still be being discussed on Monday.....
 
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Posted: #122
Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

 


No Problem MUGG.  Give you the entire floor for Number two and you walk away from me like I am some kind of disease?  No Problem.  It is what it is.  You just remember it didn't have to be this way...
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Unfortunately in the society we live in today there are still a good amount of people in the law enforcement industry that are simply in it for the sense of power.  That's what we saw in the George Zimmerman case, and that's what we see here in Ferguson.  It's sad in many ways, and without swift and severe punishment (treating this as a premeditated murder) there won't be many changes.
 
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It's just really hard to feel sorry for the kid with the image of him pushing shop owner out of way and really turning and going at him , very disturbing images 
 
 
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Posted: #125
Quote Originally Posted by CMJohnson1:

Unfortunately in the society we live in today there are still a good amount of people in the law enforcement industry that are simply in it for the sense of power.  That's what we saw in the George Zimmerman case, and that's what we see here in Ferguson.  It's sad in many ways, and without swift and severe punishment (treating this as a premeditated murder) there won't be many changes.



Go visit Mexico if you think "this society" has too many bad cops.
You take the overwhelmingly amount of cops that are good and put there lives on the line everyday for granted....When you see cops on the news or on You Tube its because they are most likely bad cops.....When they act heroically, save a life, that does not make the national news...You are a sheep brainwashed by the mainstream media...Do really think Zimmerman was a member of law enforcement? Or are you just so caught up in how the media portrays racial stereotypes that you dont care." Premeditated murder"  Really?  You are as bad as GG...All to eager to post the word murderer in bold writing towards this one individual because of his job even though a thousand people are murdered everyday in the U.S. and not by cops. Furthermore its the police that prevent and arrest murder and murderers. You go out of your way to to label a whole profession that includes hundreds of thousands of good people because of what makes the news and how it gets spinned. Reality in this country is what happens everyday like what Brown did.....What happened to Brown is rare and is amazing it does not happen more often to other people who act like him.
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