Heretic;1644367 wrote:Uh, the part where we don't know the facts about what actually happened and how both sides are likely spinning the incident a bit to make their side look like the innocent, wronged party.
Also, pmoney's post about how the militarization of police units is disturbing. When you have stuff forbidden in international conflict like tear gas being routinely used by Americans on Americans as basic crowd control, you have a complete failure of a law enforcement agency that seems more determined to stir shit up and make it worse than anything else.
Yeah the crowd control function was completely fucked up. #militarystate
sleeper;1644433 wrote:sleeper right again. Poor innocent sweet little baby angel. Sorry, he's a thug, TM was a thug. Neither probably deserved to die but reality is these thugs are crying that they commit a crime and run into the wrong person.
grow up
like_that;1644436 wrote:LOL, would love to see Mohican spin this. Clearly this is a great reason to riot and loot!!! Also, LOL at playing the emotional card "boo hop a child got shot and you are not concerned???" That 6'4 292 pound child can kick most our asses. Fact of the matter is, don't be a fucking criminal and your chances increase that you won't have to deal with the cops, or get shot.
Why are you so focused on rioting and looting? Yeah, it's fucking bullshit and completely trash-worthy on part of those who loot. But,
As promised, Jackson reconvened with reporters after noon. Was Brown shot because he was a suspect in the robbery case, reporters asked. No, Jackson said. Another officer, not Wilson, had responded to the robbery case, he said. Wilson had been in the area, but had not been aware that Brown was a suspect. He had, in other words, no reason to suspect Brown of any wrongdoing when he approached him on West Florissant Avenue. Reporters were incredulous. Why did Wilson decide to shoot Brown multiple times, when Brown’s only “crime,” to Wilson’s knowledge, had been standing in the street?
The press conference was cut short. An article in the St. Louis Post Dispatch says Jackson told them in an interview the officer saw cigars in Brown's hand and made the connection to the robbery. Reporters, and the community of Ferguson, are still looking for answers.
A robbery suspect.
SportsAndLady;1644571 wrote:Lol you're fucking serious right?
You provide nothing to any type of conversation so fuck off.