When I'm watching the news and they're telling the mayor to literally "go f*** himself" for not wanting to abolish the police, I think that's not a good thing. And that's their speaker leading a crowd of hundreds with a microphone saying that.

What a great group!

They're terrible. People are blindly following them despite all of the issues with them. And teachers have promoted the group to students it's awful.

I disagree about your police comments and do not think police are racist as BLM states. The body cama for 2 officers were active for the entire duration of the Floyd case.

This post was edited by GLYC123 on Jun 9 2020 05:57am

Did they call her a nasty nasty women for having an opinion and disagreeing?

Would licking their boots be a good response?

Respect is mutual and they mayor defended a system that invalidates black lives. Pretty sure the mayor defended the police after seeing the video once.

Ferguson Missouri just got its first black mayor btw.

This post was edited by Skinned on Jun 9 2020 05:57am

They're terrible. People are blindly following them despite all of the issues with them. And teachers have promoted the group to students it's awful.

I disagree about your police comments and do not think police are racist as BLM states. The body cama for 2 officers were active for the entire duration of the Floyd case.

Why would I care what ethnicity the mayor of Ferguson was?

You do realize the Michael Brown BLM depiction was false right? And he tried to murder Darren Wilson.

I'm still waiting for BLM to apologize for destroying that innocent police Officers life.

The police do not "invalidate black lives". Cut the crap. Look at the stats of police lethal force. 15-20% of police are also black.

This post was edited by GLYC123 on Jun 9 2020 06:01am

Tried to murder Darren Wilson? He was unarmed. With what weapon?

Darren Wilson's gun (which his DNA was found on). Unarmed doesn't mean not dangerous. 1 in 5 murders is from unarmed individuals. And more cops have been killed in the specific year I was looking at (2015) from unarmed suspects than the police have killed unarmed suspects.

This post was edited by GLYC123 on Jun 9 2020 06:21am

I can see plausibility. Do you think the drive by method of policing was a proper form of engagement with him?

I bet white cops think everyone feels the same way about white cops as they do and wouldn't imagine someone sticking their arm in the car to smack them a little bit for the kind of things that people get smacked around for.

Why was he bothering him in the 1st place and if it was in regards to an investigation at a store or a report a crime Is driving down the street bothering somebody the correct way to go about that investigation?

You are so quick to assume someone's innocence and someone's guilt I don't think you've even asked any deeper questions about the incident or officers role in it.

You said that you want an apology. Is it true you want Michael Brown to apologize to the officer who killed him?

This post was edited by Skinned on Jun 9 2020 06:33am

Bothering him? The guy robbed and pushed the store owner of a box of cigars. An officers job is to enforce the law. That was a widely viewed and publicized video.

Just smacking him a bit? You can't just assault the police and try to take their firearm. Lol.

Michael Brown tried to kill a cop?
Why would you try to twist that around as a guilt trip on the cop?

One of the comments says Darren Wilson had zero incident reports and that was the first time he ever had to draw his weapon.

I can't confirm that off the top of my head but I have read about him before and he was supposedly well-respected in the community with the black community.

This post was edited by GLYC123 on Jun 9 2020 06:43am

Please address my actual post please.

If he was investigating this crime is driving down the street bothering him correct protocol?

It's unlikely the officer even knew about the incident in the store and the video is an indictment on Brown's character rather than justification of the shooting.

You're dodging a lot of questions from the last post about the conduct of the officer that lead up to the homicide.

I didn't try to shift guilt, i just wondered if driving by and bothering a person is correct protocol when a beat cop is conducting a criminal investigation.

I say bothering because literally nothing else is happening in that video.

This post was edited by Skinned on Jun 9 2020 07:38am