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Originally posted by ATruGod
See where I state I hope the demonstrations are peaceful? Wow how unpatriotic of me. I didn't even edit that post so wow it must have really been there the whole time huh?
As for my spelling why is that an issue, is that another childish attempt to insult me?
Originally posted by ATruGod
Infrastructure is fair game? Ruining peoples livelihood is fair game?
In todays economy lots of those infrastructure victims are probably as close as me to losing thier homes. So yeah go tear up thier stores, burn them, loot them, they don't matter just so long as they arent thier to be hurt physically who cares if they cant pay thier mortgage tomorrow beacuse they can't run thier stores (or whatever) anymore.
What a juvenille attitude.
By all means protest but don't freaking riot. Who the hell does that help?
Originally posted by Solarskye
reply to post by Jay-in-AR
Nice! Tear up the neighborhood, burn businesses and cop cars that had nothing to do with the transit police. Never mind going down to the court house, never mind going to the police station, never mind going to the news stations or hell even going to the murderers house. NO! the riots didn't solve this, the videos did. That's the only thing in your post that is correct. Rioting is ignorants at it's best and when the smoke clears the innocent is hurt, their property destroyed, their lives in fear because of a bunch of idiots who's only rioting because they have an excuse to.
Originally posted by Alpha_Magnum
Originally posted by Solarskye
reply to post by Jay-in-AR
Nice! Tear up the neighborhood, burn businesses and cop cars that had nothing to do with the transit police. Never mind going down to the court house, never mind going to the police station, never mind going to the news stations or hell even going to the murderers house. NO! the riots didn't solve this, the videos did. That's the only thing in your post that is correct. Rioting is ignorants at it's best and when the smoke clears the innocent is hurt, their property destroyed, their lives in fear because of a bunch of idiots who's only rioting because they have an excuse to.
Nice! Kill everyone you arrest! Beat up the ones you don't like! Cease all the property you like! Arrest people for protecting their own homes. Throw people in jail for pot. Arrest steroid dealers and then pump up on their ceased steroids. Tazer people because they talk back.
Looks like what we got here is failure to communicate!!
Shakin' it boss!
Originally posted by Alpha_Magnum
Nice! Kill everyone you arrest! Beat up the ones you don't like! Cease all the property you like! Arrest people for protecting their own homes. Throw people in jail for pot. Arrest steroid dealers and then pump up on their ceased steroids. Tazer people because they talk back.
Looks like what we got here is failure to communicate!!
Shakin' it boss!
Ta⋅ser /ˈteɪzər/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [tey-zer] Show IPA Pronunciation
Trademark. a small gunlike device that fires electric darts to incapacitate a person temporarily
Originally posted by ATruGod
Can you enlighten us with what it would take in your feeble mind to end the violence?
Originally posted by ATruGod
Please just answer the question that actually has to do with the topic of the post.
Originally posted by ATruGod
Can you enlighten us with what it would take in your feeble mind to end the violence?
Victoria Snelgrove (October 29, 1982 – October 21, 2004) was a college student who was accidentally killed by Boston police about an hour and a half after the Boston Red Sox's victory over the New York Yankees in the 2004 American League Championship Series. Snelgrove was a junior majoring in journalism at Emerson College, to which she had transferred from Fitchburg State College in the fall of 2003. She was 21 years old when she died. She was mortally wounded near Fenway Park when an FN 303 blunt trauma / pepper spray projectile hit her in her eye, causing her to bleed excessively.
OAKLAND, Calif. — The transit police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man on New Year's Day has pleaded not guilty to murder.
Second Man Claims He Was Abused By BART Shooter
The police report charges that Carrethers was "using profanities" and making "verbal threats" to attack the officers and resisted violently when the officers tried to subdue him.
Carrethers, however, insists that "I go to church every Sunday, and I don't cuss." He says that Mehserle grabbed him, they fell to the ground, and "before I know it I got five officers on top of me beating the hell out of me." The officers took him to a hospital, where he was described as having injuries to his face and pain in his shoulder.
An ABC7 legal analyst noted that there are a number of peculiar aspects to the officers' version of events. One is that police are trained not to overreact to merely verbal abuse. Another is that Carrethers was charged only with resisting arrest and there was no mention of any other crime for which he was being arrested.
OAKLAND, Calif.—Transit officials in Northern California announced they have reached a $1.5 million settlement with the young daughter of an unarmed man who was fatally shot last year by a transit officer.
The agreement was reached Wednesday between the Bay Area Rapid Transit agency and Oscar Grant's fiancee, Sophina Mesa, who is raising their 5-year-old daughter, Tatiana. It settles part of a $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against the agency and several employees, including former BART officer Johannes Mehserle, who is charged in Oscar Grant's death.
A judge still has to approve the deal.
Grant family attorney John Burris said that under the agreement, Tatiana will receive an annual allowance to be overseen by her mother and will get access to larger sums once she turns 18. He estimates the payout, including interest over 20 years, will be between $4 million and $5 million.
Sentencing is set for August 6. Involuntary manslaughter normally carries a maximum sentence of up to four years in prison under California law. But the judge could add an "enhancement" that could provide a longer sentence because a firearm was used in commission of a crime.