This is the garbage spewed forth by 'Black Lives Matter" Black Lives Matter protesters marching on the Minnesota state fair on Saturday spewed violent anti-cop rhetoric just hours after a Harris County, Tex. sheriff’s deputy was ambushed and executed at a Houston-area gas station. “Pigs in a blanket, fry ’em like bacon,” activists with the St. Paul, Minn. branch of Black Lives Matter chanted while marching behind a group of police officers down a highway just south of the state fair grounds." Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/08/29/b...lanket-fry-em-like-bacon-video/#ixzz3kSsozywK What's wrong with these people?
The protests against police brutality and overreach has been somewhat hijacked by political people for their own agenda (such as BlackLivesMatter), but the roots of the opposition come from police excess. This distrust and hatred of cops didn't spring up overnight but comes from 20+ years of cops acting like an occupying army, the failed war on drugs, civil forfeiture, the lack of oversight of cops even when they kill completely innocent people, disastrous no-knock SWAT raids for minor offenses.
Overreach? The deputy was EXCECUTED by a BLACK man claiming the the recent shootings in that church were the reason for him to KILL the sheriff's deputy. Don't you think that MAYBE 'black lives matter' should cool the rhetoric a bit? I would say perceived police excess. Most of US aren't hassled by the police. Hint: If you rob a convenience store, beat up the occupants, refuse Police commands to get your butt off the street, try to take a cop's gun and SHOOT him.....I mean come on.....'Hands up don't shoot' is a stupid lie. That's nothing but B.S. and you know it. Why don't you concern yourself with the much more prevalent black on black crime and killings? OR, how about THIS one where the deputy was EXECUTED by a BLACK man?
1. Funny how the people crying about fictitious police excess are the same group of people responsible for an excess in crime. Maybe they could connect the dots on that one, seeing as how its a simple singular straight line. 2. 20+ years of escalating criminality and violence tolerated, embraced, and idolized by a community that defines itself as "thug life". 3. Why should people who see a career criminal who robs a store by assaulting a man then tries to kill a cop as "innocent" be given any say in oversight? 4. No compassion for people who create the types of homes or neighborhoods that deem no-knock SWAT raids necessary to protect law enforcement. Police lives > criminal lives.
We have the largest prison system in recorded history. If you come from certain neighborhoods then the police can take you to court, tell any lie they want and still get a conviction. No one will ask any questions. You are automatically guilty because of where you live or because some people automatically believe every word out of a cop's mouth. If you are lucky, you will simply be fined instead of thrown into jail/prison where you can be used as labor paid much less than minimum wage. There is no escape from this life. You cannot "work your way out." As a member of these neighborhoods, you can rest assured that the same people who cheer the police on will never consider you for a job or for a place in their school. You are marked. You are to be robbed so someone else may receive a free check. You are to be vilified so someone else can pretend he is a better person than you. You are to marked so that someone else can feel snotty. The police search us without warrant. It is illegal to search someone without a warrant under the American Constitution. However, all people, not just certain neighborhoods, are searched in checkpoints, at the airport, at train stations, at the port, and many other places. We are forced to "show our papers" for many other things. In certain neighborhoods, the invasion, the treasonous way they ignore American rights protected under the Bill or Rights is much worse than many of you can even imagine. Here's a true story. For part of the 90's I lived in Las Vegas. One of my friends was a girl in her early 20's. She was a sweetheart. She was one of the nicest people you would ever meet. She trusted everyone and this led to a bad time for her. We used to be able to cash our paychecks at a casino during this period. She went to the casino and cashed her weekly pay. When she was leaving, she agreed to get in the car with someone who said he would take her home. This person brutally raped her in the casino parking garage. When he was done, he threw her out of the car and drove away. She got his license plate number and also had a good description of him. She called the police. When they arrived and heard her story they said, "What do you want us to do? It's not our fault he didn't pay you." Simply because it was obvious she came from a lower income neighborhood, the police did not care if she had been raped. They chose to call her a whore and ignore the whole situation. These are the same police who take people from the lower income neighborhoods and lie about them in court so they can fine them in order to fund their undeserved pensions. I'll never forget the night when, at three in the morning, my friend knocked on my door, bleeding, and asked if she could stay for a while just because she wanted to be someone who might give a rat's behind about her. She was a very happy person and a fun dance partner. It was the first time I had ever seen her cry. She was not a whore. She did not deserve what the pensioned police did to her. MOD EDIT>>>RULES 3 and 6<<<
You are reacting as emotionally as the people you claim are exaggerating on the other side. I wrote that this did not come about overnight, its not due to one incident, and the reaction is being diverted by certain political interests. BlackLivesMatter is one such political diversion, the anti-cop protests in the case of the executed cop are misplaced and the result of the political hijackers. The problem of police excess has been in the news and has been gaining attention for years, its a systemic problem. People who believe cops can do no wrong are just as much at fault as the people who believe cops are always wrong.
The first 3 are true but they are not all inclusive, and #4 is not only misleading but that attitude is part of the problem. The real problem with the inner cities - and that's where the problem started and festers and spills out into other areas - is the lack of jobs, poor education system, the welfare system, the breakdown of the family. There are people in the inner cities who want a better life, but have no way out. The root cause is the political system running the inner cities, and that isn't likely to change. And you have people like John Crawford who was murdered by cops while shopping in a WalMart, he had a BB gun he was going to buy, a guy called 911 and lied, cops showed up and murdered Crawford. The District Attorney who investigated said Crawford did nothing illegal and did nothing wrong - but no cop paid a price for killing him, and the DA did not prosecute the lying 911 caller. Or 7 year old Aiyana Jones, sleeping on the sofa in the front room of her house when cops burst in and shot her in the head killing her. First the cops blamed the grandmother for pulling the cops arm, then dropped it when they realized that story was not working. The killer cop was exonerated of all evil doings. And it was the wrong house. Or 19 month old Bou Bou Phonesavanh, sleeping in his crib when cops burst into the house throwing a stun grenade into his bedroom - and into his crib burning the baby's head and face and nearly killing him. At first he cops said they monitored the house properly and had no idea there were children in the home, a lie which was quickly dropped when the news showed toys all over the front yard. After racking up more than $1Million in medical bills, the family sued the cops. The cops defense - the family and baby were negligent and brought the injuries on themselves. The case was settled out of court for a sum far below the $1Million. And the dad was also injured by the cops. And again - wrong house. And the list goes on, there are entire web sites tracking cops abuse, and cops almost never face any penalty for their abuse.
Nope. "If I had a son, he'd look just like Trayvon." "The Cambridge Police acted stupidly." Dead cops are on Obama's bloody hands. That POS has fomented the current race war.
Indeed. Just today I read about yet another incident where cops stormed the wrong house and came in shooting and one cop got shot in the leg and the innocent occupants of the mistaken home also got shot and their dog killed. It won't surprise me if they try to convict the innocent homeowner for shooting the invading cop.
Complete nonsense. The only ones hellbent on fomenting a race war have been the right-wingers who have spent the past 7 years spewing their racist filth because they can't deal with the fact that the US elected a black man as potus. They spend every waking moment flogging the race card, hoping to start a race war in the US.
And why don't you mention Clinton and Biden who are the real black pouts hating racists? It was them Democrats and not right wingers who reminisce of having poor Barack serving them coffee.
The racist Obama started all this killing with his racist "beer summit" fiasco. The blood is on the hands of racist socialists and their supreme leader.
Well by all means Joe, endorse the war on whites, cops and the republican party. You seem to support this BLM movement just like the DNC, and killing and chanting death to police is their agenda. Thanks for the revelation - - - Updated - - - Just look how far we have come since last December 2014 when the pigs in a blanket phrase was created. This racist hate group is supported by the democrats 'Pigs in a blanket smell like bacon': Shocking moment protesters taunt St. Louis officers with same message used by NYPD cop killer http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2882839/Pigs-blanket-smell-like-bacon-Shocking-moment-Ferguson-protesters-taunt-St-Louis-officers-hours-NYPD-cop-killer-posted-similar-Instagram-message.html
I felt empathy until your last paragraph. There are certainly people who have made it out of those neighborhoods and done well. I have read the story of Judge Mathis as one example. Those are the people who are determined to get an education and work hard and gain self respect. Being given things without earning them, just makes people lazy, feel entitled and crave more freebies.
Oh knock it off and just don't commit crimes and you'll be fine. Why is that so hard for the black community?MOD EDIT>>>RULES 3<<<
^ It is that attitude that causes may people to hate the police. Fortunately you are no longer in law enforcement and not one of "us" anymore.
I have little mercy for those who live in violent areas who complain---yet do absolutely nothing to take on the criminals and gangs that thrive. Bad cops are going to be foundmore often in places that have little regard for moral values. Certainly, anyone who uses dangerous narcotics gives money and support to criminals and gangs. They have no right to complain. Also, for any parent or gardian who allows their younger teens to run around all times of the night, do criminal activity and join gangs---they are pathetic, and someone should at least slap them. Every single taxpayer who allows gangs to run in their area, who won't press charges, who won't convict someone of their own race they know is guilty while on a jury----are all almost as bad as the thugs themselves. The MOD EDIT>>>RULES 3<<< are not usually the few bad cops, they are those who complain and do nothing.
I was never one of "YOU". If you are a cop, and I doubt it, you would see clearly there is no need to talk about killing cops "jus' cuz". Enjoy bowing and groveling to your politically correct BS politicians and black "leaders". You sound like the one that let his brains get beat out because he was too scared to fight back. That guy is the laughing stock of his department and has no business wearing a badge.
I really just don't know anymore. I think that is just an excuse. I'm really starting to think that it is just who they really are and they just can't help themselves.
That is far easier said than done. If you truly believe it is as cut and dry as you say, then you are unaware of the current state of the laws, and how little it takes to actually commit an arrestable offense.
It is really sad and I fear for police everywhere. I'm also starting to fear for news reporters and anyone white who gets caught up in the mix. I have heard the same sentiment from many others as well, many other armed people to boot. - - - Updated - - - It's not hard at all. It's actually pretty easy not to get arrested. Is it in their DNA or something is that why it's so hard?
http://www.threefeloniesaday.com/Youtoo/tabid/86/Default.aspx#Lacey Try again in your assertion that it is easy to not commit a crime.
