Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:
Killer,
You have no idea how uniformed/unintelligent you look when you post things like this (which is...every day).
From an argumentation standpoint, why would there be rallies or protests for a cop who got shot on duty, when 'justice' will be served, that is, the killer is in police custody and will be FULLY PROSECTED?
Compare this to Daniel Pantaleo (the Eric Garner choke death cop), Darrin Wilson (I could go on for days about the inconsistencies in his story and how the prosecution basically KNEW they were presenting false testimony in a 'data dump' on the grand jury to get Wilson off, and that is irrespective of a 'Hands Up, Don't Shoot' mantra), George Zimmerman, or many of the countless other cops (and/or wannabe cops) who WEREN'T EVEN INDICTED to bring them to trial for killing unarmed black males (at least before protests started in the Zimmerman case as he nonchalantly walked out of the police station the same night). And the Freddie Gray protests occurred BEFORE indictments and then as expected, died down when the indictments came to light.
Compare this to the Michael Slager shooting in South Carolina where murder charges were IMMEDIATELY brought against the cop who shot Walter Scott. The protests there were brief and tiny in comparison to any/all of the above. I wonder why? Well, justice will be served against that cop (hopefully).
Now I ask again, what in the world would there be protests for with regard to this cop being killed. What would be the rallying point? What would be the message? Cops are killed in the line of duty. That is why they are in general, respected for their work (unless of course they abuse their power against minorities).
Logging onto the web into the morning, seeing that a cop got shot by a black male and saying, "Where's the outrage/protests?" much like what Slovak does when he sees girls in bikinis and makes wild correlations to suit his raging bigoted position, makes you look like you have the education of freshman in high school (and that is being kind).
Think before you type (if you've even read this far, which is highly unlikely). Come up with a cogent argument before you make a comparison.
Now that I've wasted my time trying to help you improve your life and train of thought, I'll go find something better to do (because god knows I've wasted enough on this forum with the other bigots).
Oh really, and when situations like Ferguson occur, the press rushes to judgment, fires up the public to burn/loot the city over a completely false claim. Who sounds intelligent? Always a bigot? Here's a buck go buy a new word. Black animal escapes his cage and shoots a cop in his car. How moronic are you, Michael Brown was a menace to society and got what he had coming to him. Inconsistencies? Yeah right. Like his convicted liar loser best friend "Hands up Don't Shoot" that all you morons jumped on.
For the record, certainly I know there would be no protests over this cop dying and you as a gullible liberal, actually believe that I was serious?
Keep standing up for the Michael Brown's & Freddie Gray's of the world. Both rushes to judgment without letting the legal process play out. 0 for 1 thus far (Ferguson) and I'll bet right now those cops will be vindicated in the death of the convicted heroin dealer with the bad spine that was in between lawsuits at the time of his death.
Nice spin on the Ferguson business, that animal fought the cop for his gun in his car and only got the bullets, too bad the buy in Atlanta didn't get the same. Of course if that happened the headling would again be "Police Officer Shoots Unarmed Black Man" - correct Scal and the cop would likely be guilty of murder until proven innocent?
And for the record the world's a better place without Michael Brown.
As far as indictments over Freddie Gray, can the savages hold the riots until the investigation is completed? Are we on their timetable? Is there some time limit the authorities need to know to beat before the riots begin. You're a criminal/anarchist apologist, that's all you are. I believe in the rule of law, I will not support or condone people burning/looting over some perceived racial incident. You got to be kidding me with your b.s.
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