SHTF in Missouri over Michael Brown "only good cop is a dead cop" sign found by news crew

[tod evans]

Ya know in spite of all the bickering about who has done what or which group has been victimized there's one constant nobody can argue with...

"We the People" are funding this shit.

Every one of us is responsible for permitting unproductive tax-ticks to engage in this war or protest or whatever the hell you want to call it.

Common sense tells me stripping funds from the most costly, most aggressive batch of tax-ticks first would be logical. St Louis county can't afford to pay the blue tax-ticks.....Hell the state of Missouri can't!

The brown tax-ticks aren't any different, they too are being played like a cheap flute.

I don't agree with any federal funding of either group and I know very few people who do other than here on RPF.

Those who argue to fund tax-ticks of ANY stripe are, and have been, complicent in what's fixing to happen in this country and it's shameful!

These two groups of lower echelon tax-ticks making a ruckus is only a distraction as the large and burrowed in tax-ticks continue to suck the life from this country.

Bread-n-circuses.....

 

[Spikender]

If only the entire country could have this much anger that was channeled in a positive way to make change and finally free it from the chains that have binded it for so long.

I've been keeping up with the latest in Ferguson, but it just makes me wish that more people could get this upset over the killings that happen everyday both here and abroad thanks to our Government. Makes me wish everyone had the energy and the education to make a difference.

Oh well.

I like the sign.

 

[XNavyNuke]

So, they loot businesses that had NOTHING to do with it? Yeah, that makes sense.

Protesters in Boston circa 1770 should never have been mowed down without a magistrate reading the riot act. I didn't matter how much damage the protestors caused or how many rocks and threat were hurled at the authorities.

http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/bostonmassacre/bostonaccount.html

Public school never reveals the details on how many riots there were, how much losses the merchants supporting the system incurred, nor how many times homes and offices of those holding the reigns of royal authority were torn down around their ears.

It may not be right, but those who feel oppression often lash out in unpredictable ways. Not saying that any of what's going on is right but don't be ignorant of history or human nature either.

XNN

 

[JK/SEA]

Is this thread about Michael Brown being mudered by the Stasi, or is it about effin pissed off people sick and fuckin' tired of police oppression?

LE..why are you deflecting from the main story?...is it about Brown?...or the looting for you?....lets focus on Brown LIBERTY EAGLE.

Tank you.

 

[AuH20]

It worked well for the Irish. Italians seem to be doing okay. How about the Japanese, who were tossed into prison camps during WW2? Or Chinese, who came here dirt-poor and worked 15 hours a day building railroads?

You can only play the victim card for so long before my sympathy runs out. How long before it's your own damn fault?

All those groups mentioned had intact family units and stronger cultures. Blacks were thrown a different curveball, especially after the 1960s. Drugs were moved into their neighborhoods en masse. Wedlock and welfare were basically ushered in by the government after LBJ's social experiments that were later augmented by successive Republican presidents. Obviously, they shouldn't have fallen for the ploy but that's why they are in such dire straits in the inner cities.

 

[JK/SEA]

All those groups mentioned has intact family units and stronger cultures. Blacks were thrown a different curveball, especially after the 1960s. Drugs were moved into their neighborhoods en masse. Wedlock and welfare were basically ushered in by the government after LBJ's social experiments that were later augmented by successive Republican presidents. Obviously, they shouldn't have fallen for the ploy but that's why they are in such dire straits in the inner cities.

well it appears the cops are cleaning that mess up...meanwhile cop apologists rail on, and the bodies continue to pile up to their satisfaction...

 

[thoughtomator]

I predict this will escalate by people targeting the police and their families. I'm already seeing signs of things headed in that direction. The police chief AND his family (wife & kids) have already been doxed.

 

[tod evans]

I predict this will escalate by people targeting the police and their families. I'm already seeing signs of things headed in that direction. The police chief AND his family (wife & kids) have already been doxed.

Why shouldn't it escalate?

The kops are shooting "family members"...

I want to jerk funding from both sides because I don't/won't support either one.

 

[LibertyEagle]

Yes, you did: "They aren't 'oppressed' any more than anyone else."

Because they aren't.

And once again, I never said they should go around looting.

You don't seem a bit concerned about it. Rather, you've spent more time running after me for saying something about it.

The fact that the police began threatening to arrest protestors, not to mention having to wear and handle militarized weaponry (again, these are cops) shows that they were in defense mode. If a similar shooting incident were to occur in an affluent or even a middle class suburb, the average citizen would either ignore and go about their day or cheer on the police, proclaiming them as "heroes" for "just doing their job".

From what I saw, they didn't the first night. You know, while the employees at the Quik Trip that was torched were huddled in the back room and said they thought they were going to be murdered by the looters that night. Yeah, those people.

I don't like the militarization of the police any more than you do. Probably less, in fact. Apples and oranges.

 

[LibertyEagle]

Is this thread about Michael Brown being mudered by the Stasi, or is it about effin pissed off people sick and fuckin' tired of police oppression?

LE..why are you deflecting from the main story?...is it about Brown?...or the looting for you?....lets focus on Brown LIBERTY EAGLE.

Tank you.

Sure, JK, just as soon as people here stop acting like the looting had one damn thing to do with the death of that kid. They were low-life pieces of shit who saw an opportunity to take something that didn't belong to them. So, they did it.

 

[AuH20]

This is a great American, Sean Hannity. A strong black man.

 

[Cap]

Should not this be classified as classic blow-back?

 

[Philhelm]

I predict this will escalate by people targeting the police and their families. I'm already seeing signs of things headed in that direction. The police chief AND his family (wife & kids) have already been doxed.

Perhaps his wife should have spread her legs for a man that wasn't tyrannizing the public. No sympathy for her; she can share her husband's fate for all I care. It's like mobster wives - they know full well what their darling husbands do.

 

[Christian Liberty]

Perhaps his wife should have spread her legs for a man that wasn't tyrannizing the public. No sympathy for her; she can share her husband's fate for all I care. It's like mobster wives - they know full well what their darling husbands do.

Its not that simple. Most people are raised to respect the police. And, people are taught that the job of the police officer is to protect the public. That would be something that would be worthy of respect.

Of course, we know better. We probably know better than the average cop. We certainly know better than the average regular guy. WE know that cops rarely actually protect the public, and we know that cops actually purposely focus on victimless crimes at times rather than aggressive acts because its easier. We know that even when a cop means well, the system is built to punish the common man rather than actual aggressors. We know the system is corrupt and that the root needs to be struck. Most people don't know these things.

So,I understand the theoretical, and in many ways very real, connection between cops and mafia. I've even used the comparison before when people say "there's good people in every career." But, I don't think cops see themselves the same way mafia thugs see themselves. And I don't think cop's wives see themselves the same way mafia thug's wives see themselves. The mafia thugs know what they are doing is wrong. Many cops don't.

And, I wouldn't support killing a mafia thug's wife either.

 

[thoughtomator]

I have no more sympathy for the family of police than I have for the wife of Bernie Madoff. There is no entitlement to live the good life off the proceeds of criminal activity.

 

[Roxi]

As out of hand as it already was... it's even worse now


http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/875...ouis-arrested-in-ferguson-mo-protests-videos/

The situation became more tense after nightfall, with police ordering people to go home and then using smoke bombs and later tear gas after some people threw Molotov cocktails and other things at them. Most of the crowd then dispersed. Journalists who witnessed the events included an Associated Press photographer.

Earlier, Wesley Lowery of The Washington Post and Ryan Reilly of The Huffington Post said they were handcuffed and put into a police van after officers came in to quickly clear the fast-food restaurant where they were doing some work. The Washington Post reported that Lowery said he was slammed against a soda machine and plastic cuffs were put on his wrists. Reilly told MSNBC that an officer slammed his head against the glass “purposefully” on the way out of the restaurant “and then sarcastically apologized for it.” The reporters were subsequently released without any charges.

 

[Christian Liberty]

I have no more sympathy for the family of police than I have for the wife of Bernie Madoff. There is no entitlement to live the good life off the proceeds of criminal activity.

I'm not saying that you do, but would you say Bernie Madoff's wife deserved to die? I don't.

Look, I'm no fan of the police but I don't think painting them all with the same brush is right either. Yes, they're all bad in some sense. None of them can morally justify what they do. But they aren't all the same. And their families aren't all the same. I see a huge difference between the cop I know who works a desk job and the people who beat Kelly Thomas to death...

 

[thoughtomator]

I'm not saying that you do, but would you say Bernie Madoff's wife deserved to die? I don't.

If we had the benefit of God's ears, it wouldn't surprise me to learn that she was at least as culpable as he was. It often is the wives that drive the husbands to do what they do. They are certainly not innocent uninvolved bystanders, if that is the alternative status.

 

[TheTexan]

later tear gas after some people threw Molotov cocktails and other things at them

Sounds like a job for an MRAP, imo

 

[Mani]

More tweets from the H. Post reporters who were arrested. And interesting how the PD keeps hanging up on the Huffington Post when they try to locate the arrested journalists.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/13/huffington-post-reporter-arrested-ferguson_n_5676829.html




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Cop gets a broken ankle!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Someone allegedly threw a brick at a cop, and broke his ankle. BURN IT DOWN! BURN THIS CITY DOWN! DAMN YOU FERGUSON CITIZENS! DAMN YOU TO HELL! ALL YOU COPS SHOULD START FEARING FOR YOUR SAFETY AND LIGHT UP THE DAMN PLACE! They hurt one of your heroes with a broken ankle! MAKE THEM PAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!