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heaven05

(18,124 posts)
48. question
Thu Oct 30, 2014, 02:13 PM
Oct 2014

did you use that quote before somewhere in the past on this board. I mean I can start researching for myself? Just sounds so familiar from this board and it's discussions in the past on racists and their murders of unarmed people of color.

Not all cops, yeah. malthaussen Oct 2014 #1
+1. and yes. his story. another one. nt seabeyond Oct 2014 #2
This is nothing new it has been going on since the 1960's and it has only gotten worse Youdontwantthetruth Oct 2014 #3
ohhhh, well then. all is good. nothing to see folks. just move along. seabeyond Oct 2014 #4
BS! Why do white folks suddenly care now about what has been happening in the hood for decades? Youdontwantthetruth Oct 2014 #6
Are you implying that "white folk" should not care NOW, because it has been ignored? etherealtruth Oct 2014 #7
No, I am saying, not implying anything, that most white folks only Youdontwantthetruth Oct 2014 #10
most men only give a damn about women folk during elections. i can see right through it for seabeyond Oct 2014 #11
It may be the election, it may be horrific widely broadcast recent events ... it may be some have .. etherealtruth Oct 2014 #12
More accurately, you see only that which validates your own biases... LanternWaste Oct 2014 #13
There are white people who care deeply about this issue damnedifIknow Oct 2014 #8
What is that I see? "White Folk" Lochloosa Oct 2014 #17
viola luizzo died defending heaven05 Oct 2014 #53
K&R logosoco Oct 2014 #5
these policemen that are not speaking out should also want a sentence for criminal behavior. seabeyond Oct 2014 #9
As those with 'ebola versus gun violence analogy' goes.... maced666 Oct 2014 #14
wtf? black men are being murdered by our police. girls/women are being raped by our police. seabeyond Oct 2014 #15
Many UglyGreed Oct 2014 #16
Not all, just most right? joeglow3 Oct 2014 #18
enough of a norm to make a soldier cry. how many black men hesitate picking up a bb gun from walmart seabeyond Oct 2014 #19
I never said there was not a problem. Just no need for hyperbole. joeglow3 Oct 2014 #20
??? facts. police are murdering our young black men, raping our women/girls, with no seabeyond Oct 2014 #21
It most definitely is NOT the "norm" joeglow3 Oct 2014 #22
again, enough to make a grown man cry and another not want to buy a toy gun in walmart. seabeyond Oct 2014 #23
Like I said, no need for hyperbole joeglow3 Oct 2014 #24
a man was not reduced to tears, afraid of death, three guns pointed at him? seabeyond Oct 2014 #26
You claimed that over 50% of police are killing and raping. That is bullshit joeglow3 Oct 2014 #28
look up norm. it was used appropriately. noun 1. a standard, model, or pattern. seabeyond Oct 2014 #33
And your usage of it was bullshit joeglow3 Oct 2014 #34
enough of a pattern to have a soldier crying in fear. seabeyond Oct 2014 #36
Bullshit joeglow3 Oct 2014 #38
no. it is because i watched the video. because i watched the cops. because i listened to the man. seabeyond Oct 2014 #42
here is the video. men, begging, fearful, wanting to follow instruction, but fearful of death. seabeyond Oct 2014 #43
I will watch it tonight, after work (promise) joeglow3 Oct 2014 #45
she did NOT say = it IS a norm. she said it is BECOMING a norm. difference there. Tuesday Afternoon Oct 2014 #46
And my wife refuses to get in elevators and will come unglued if she has to joeglow3 Oct 2014 #25
just because heaven05 Oct 2014 #49
I regularly review reports of police misconduct as part of my job. Comrade Grumpy Oct 2014 #27
Show me the stats that they are worse, percentage wise, than any other profession. joeglow3 Oct 2014 #29
This is not the argument. They hold a gun. They kill. They do not do the time seabeyond Oct 2014 #30
If we are talking cover-ups, I agree that is a different issue joeglow3 Oct 2014 #32
they are found guilty and still walk away with no time. and no... seabeyond Oct 2014 #35
Problem is that you are interjecting emotion when that is NOT the state's job joeglow3 Oct 2014 #37
you are the one that brought up the free 100, for one innocent. that wasnt emotion? seabeyond Oct 2014 #40
question heaven05 Oct 2014 #48
I don't think I have said it here. Just a saying about the judicial system. joeglow3 Oct 2014 #52
I didn't make that claim. But your request is something of a red herring. Comrade Grumpy Oct 2014 #39
Human beings are human beings.....PERIOD joeglow3 Oct 2014 #41
You're right heaven05 Oct 2014 #47
Thank you for data. I too am seeing more and more and all we do not see. Nt seabeyond Oct 2014 #31
no it's not all heaven05 Oct 2014 #44
righteous post heaven05 Oct 2014 #50
ya. seabeyond Oct 2014 #51
"Not all" = "A tiny fraction of one percent" in this case. Donald Ian Rankin Oct 2014 #54
but, the potential murder/rapist has power, no? when a black man, or a woman comes up seabeyond Oct 2014 #55
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