They really do live in their own make believe world (cali being stupid)

[Carl]

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Fri Nov 28, 2014, 08:01 AM

Star Member cali (97,041 posts)

There are so many sad aspects to Ferguson. Saddest of all
is that it's unlikely anything will change for the better.

There is the personal tragedy for Michael's parents, family and friends What happens when you raise a thug.

There are the psychological wounds inflicted by being devalued by a society. So true,society should admire robbers and criminals I guess.

There is the militarization of police forces Watching leftist riots,destruction and looting over the years I wonder why?

There is the evidence that outright racism is prevalent and has increased because we have a black President Who happens to be the biggest racist of all.

There is the corruption of the legal process as exemplified by the GJ process and the prosecutor Damn them for using evidence!

There is the further alienation of black people in this country Especially when they act like rabid animals.

And with a deeply racist republican congress and so many republican state legislatures, it's difficult to see any hope on the horizon. Keep telling yourself that scrunt,it makes the denial of policy rejection so easier.

Fighting racism is so difficult, in party, because of how racism has become more sophisticated and accepted in that form. You leftist filth have so vacated the word racist of any meaning no one even listens anymore.

Response to cali (Original post)

Fri Nov 28, 2014, 08:34 AM

HereSince1628 (29,611 posts)
2. Yet, it's likely that the national unrest it triggered was noticed

It's pretty clear that across the nation people have reached their limit of tolerance for hasty untempered police violence and institutional asymmetries in the application of 'justice'.

TPTB can't help but see the instability in the mountain of resentment that's accumulated is a precursor for an avalanche of radical change.

Silencing a community with appeals to rule of law and shows of force will be insufficient when disappointment in 'the rule of law' goes from suspect local acts of unfairness in its application to full knowledge and awareness of its obvious nationwide failure

A few hundred savages going on a rampage does not equal national unrest.

Response to cali (Original post)

Fri Nov 28, 2014, 10:10 AM

Star Member zeemike (15,258 posts)
5. In a way we gave the racist cover

By making them ashamed to use the N word.
When the did use it they identified themselves, and now they can claim they are not racist because they don't use it.

That is prety simplistic but in some ways it has worked to give them deniability...and now that they perceive the cops are on their side they will only become bolder.

Born stupid or work on it daily?

Response to cali (Original post)

Fri Nov 28, 2014, 10:44 AM

Star Member jwirr (26,031 posts)
6. I think you right and I don't think it would have been any different even if the protests had been

totally peaceful. All the rioting does is give the police and those in favor of status quo an excuse that makes it sound reasonable.

The only hope I hold out is Congress and the President and that flies out the window as the new congress takes over.

You will enjoy the FEMA camps!

Response to cali (Original post)

Fri Nov 28, 2014, 10:45 AM

Cracklin Charlie (813 posts)
7. I feel the saddest of all...

about the devaluation (your word) of people like Michael Brown. I would use the word dehumanization, and I find that tactic far more evil than any wickedness Michael Brown would have ever in his life achieved.

I read here last night a transcript of someone questioning the man who was with Michael Brown that day. The attorney continually used her questions to dehumanize Michael Brown, calling him Big Mike, and likening him to something giant, and angry, and ready to pounce on anything that might threaten him.

I think that attorney should hang her head in shame over her portrayal of Michael Brown.

I call him a useless piece of shit.

Response to cali (Original post)

Fri Nov 28, 2014, 10:51 AM

Ron Green (7,217 posts)
9. All over the country there are groups forming,

grassroots groups dedicated to teaching and learning about white privilege and how it has created the deep divides among us.

So that's a small but significant change for the better.

 

[franksolich]

cali's state, where she voluntarily of her own free will, chooses to live:

Among the 50 states and the District of Columbia, Vermont ranks:

 2nd highest proportion of non-Hispanic Whites (94.3%)
 2nd oldest median age
 41st highest proportion of Asians (1.3%)
 49th highest proportion of Hispanics (1.5%)
 48th highest proportion of Blacks (1.0%)
 29th highest proportion of Native Americans (0.4%)
 39th highest proportion of people of mixed race (1.7%)
 28th highest proportion of males (49.2%)
 24th highest proportion of females (50.8%)

franksolich's state, where he voluntarily of his own free will, chooses to live:

Nebraska Racial Breakdown of Population*

White 86.1%
Black 4.5%
Asian 1.8%
Native 1.0%
Native Hawaiian and
 other Pacific Islander 0.1%
Other race 4.3%
Two or more races 2.2%

*<<<suspects that "white," "other race," and "two or more races" includes those of Texan derivation.

[thundley4]

Response to cali (Original post)

Fri Nov 28, 2014, 10:51 AM

Ron Green (7,217 posts)
9. All over the country there are groups forming,

grassroots groups dedicated to teaching and learning about white privilege and how it has created the deep divides among us.

So that's a small but significant change for the better.

We don't need to worry about the make believe "white privilege" BS. Things aren't going to change until the black community starts some grass roots groups to civilize their community and start raising children instead of raising future convicts/drugdealers/gangbangers/and hos.

[wasp69]

Fri Nov 28, 2014, 08:01 AM

Star Member cali (97,047 posts)

There are so many sad aspects to Ferguson. Saddest of all
is that it's unlikely anything will change for the better.

There is the personal tragedy for Michael's parents, family and friends

Precious few of which did the first damn thing to teach/show him how not to be a violent, anti social, piece of human garbage.

There are the psychological wounds inflicted by being devalued by a society.

If there is any stigma attached to "black" behavior, it is one that has been earned through the outward reflection of that individual's "values".  If there is any "devaluation", it was achieved through self immolation of character and honor.

There is the militarization of police forces

Which your democrats, specifically those congressrats representing Fergadishu, voted for gleefully and without thought.

There is the evidence that outright racism is prevalent and has increased because we have a black President

Only in your earwig addled brain, Eva.  Unless you meant the increase in black racsim, encouraged by your president.

There is the corruption of the legal process as exemplified by the GJ process and the prosecutor

I sincerely hope that you're someday on the wrong side of a legal action that discards evidence in favor of a purely emotional, irrational, preconceived outcome.  I really do...

There is the further alienation of black people in this country

Mostly at their own behest.

And with a deeply racist republican congress and so many republican state legislatures, it's difficult to see any hope on the horizon.

Yeah, because destroying the family structure, herding them into tight pockets, destroying their education, and feeding their psychosis is such a better choice and not racist at all.

****in' idiot...   

Fighting racism is so difficult, in party, because of how racism has become more sophisticated and accepted in that form.

Actually, DUmmie, it's not.  But, when you prolong the problem to benefit yourself, it becomes a very large problem for everyone else.  Not that you actually have to deal with it in your lily white state.

[Dori]

The Primitives remind me of a frenzied Alice in Wonderland, falling through the rabbit hole.

 

A big drugged out bully steals, strong arms a store clerk, acts like King Kong walking down the middle of the street, tells a cop to go f*** himself, slams the car door on the cop at least twice, slugs the cop and then grabs the cops gun and tries to shoot him with it.  When the cop finally gets the advantage, Brown responds by charging the cop like a bull.

So according to the primates, it's all the cops fault and Brown is this poor misunderstood, innocent kid.

The step father that helped raise him is a felon and then incites a riot by telling the already agitated protesters to "Burn this bitch down".  So they did.





What am I missing.

[Carl]

The Primitives remind me of a frenzied Alice in Wonderland, falling through the rabbit hole.

 

A big drugged out bully steals, strong arms a store clerk, acts like King Kong walking down the middle of the street, tells a cop to go f*** himself, slams the car door on the cop at least twice, slugs the cop and then grabs the cops gun and tries to shoot him with it.  When the cop finally gets the advantage, Brown responds by charging the cop like a bull.

So according to the primates, it's all the cops fault and Brown is this poor misunderstood, innocent kid.

The step father that helped raise him is a felon and then incites a riot by telling the already agitated protesters to "Burn this bitch down".  So they did.





What am I missing.

Your White Guilt over your White privilege. </DUmp mode>

[marv]

I don't recall any rioting over this white 18 year old killed by a black cop.

[USA4ME]

Cracklin Charlie

I read here last night a transcript of someone questioning the man who was with Michael Brown that day. The attorney continually used her questions to dehumanize Michael Brown, calling him Big Mike, and likening him to something giant, and angry, and ready to pounce on anything that might threaten him.

That might work on someone who hasn't read the transcript. But unfortunately for you, I have.

The witness told the attorney he would prefer to call Michael Brown "Big Mike" since that's what he knew him as. The attorney said that was certainly OK, and for the sake of consistency would the witness mind the attorney also calling him "Big Mike." The witness said that would be OK.

Look dimwit, you want to read things into what happened beyond the facts that's up to you. Just don't expect decent and civilized people to fall in line with you, as you can see from my above answer that I will not.

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[HawkHogan]

That might work on someone who hasn't read the transcript. But unfortunately for you, I have.

The witness told the attorney he would prefer to call Michael Brown "Big Mike" since that's what he knew him as. The attorney said that was certainly OK, and for the sake of consistency would the witness mind the attorney also calling him "Big Mike." The witness said that would be OK.

Look dimwit, you want to read things into what happened beyond the facts that's up to you. Just don't expect decent and civilized people to fall in line with you, as you can see from my above answer that I will not.

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Do you think any Dummy has actually attempted to read the grand jury transcripts?

[USA4ME]

HereSince1628

2. Yet, it's likely that the national unrest it triggered was noticed

It's pretty clear that across the nation people have reached their limit of tolerance for hasty untempered police violence and institutional asymmetries in the application of 'justice'.

I'm gonna go with "No!" But then again, I don't hang out at kook websites like you do and believe what's happening there has anything to do with reality.

I'm going to say most reasonable people, like myself, are at the same place on this. We knew the first night after the decision was announced would likely make for some good HoodTV. And it did to a degree, but it wasn't anything really great. Now, I've just lost interest and am waiting for what little I do see about it to go away. And it will. The only other entertaining part is reading nutjobs like you still getting worked over about it and actually convincing yourselves that anyone who matters also cares. We don't. But that's my own private enjoyment. Most people already have you on ignore.

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[98ZJUSMC]

Do you think any Dummy has actually attempted to read the grand jury transcripts?

Few, if any, but they heard what was broadcast and that should have been more than enough to convince any sane individual that they were lied to (they don't care) and Wilson was completely justified in the course of action taken (they don't care).  If the (D)emented (D)Marxist assholes had any honesty in their make-up, this would be a moment to reevaluate ones entire point of view.

Pffffttt..... yeah, right.

The Conservative side is peppered with examples of just such a thing.  Breitbarts' epiphany over Clarence Thomas, Klavaan, and thousands of others, over 9/11 and so on.  These sub-humans are irretrievably insane.

and likening him to something giant, and angry, and ready to pounce on anything that might threaten him.

I have read nothing that would dissuade me that that describes him exactly.

[wasp69]

Response to cali (Original post)

Fri Nov 28, 2014, 10:45 AM

Cracklin Charlie (813 posts)
7. I feel the saddest of all...

about the devaluation (your word) of people like Michael Brown. I would use the word dehumanization, and I find that tactic far more evil than any wickedness Michael Brown would have ever in his life achieved.

Then you must weep by the bucketload when you're logged into the DUmp, DUmbass. 

If there were a greater example of not being able to smell the shit for being immersed in it, I'm hard pressed to find one.

[Dori]

Do you think any Dummy has actually attempted to read the grand jury transcripts?

No. Even if they did, they would call it all lies.  Once a dummy has written the script in their head, there is no changing it.

[Carl]

No. Even if they did, they would call it all lies.  Once a dummy has written the script in their head, there is no changing it.

You know them better then they know themselves.

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Response to Warpy (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 27, 2014, 01:16 AM

KingCharlemagne (1,711 posts)
3. If you read Dorian Johnson's testimony in Volume 4, you'll find

reason to believe Wilson was either on steroids or speed. There's just no other explanation for his erratic and reckless behavior as suggested by Johnson's testimony. It's positively creepy.

http://www.documentcloud.org/documents/1371051-grand-jury-volume-4.html

Response to KingCharlemagne (Reply #3)

Thu Nov 27, 2014, 06:52 AM

Travis_0004 (2,219 posts)
20. Wilson was tested. Results were negative.

Response to Travis_0004 (Reply #20)

Thu Nov 27, 2014, 07:45 PM

 ReRe (8,507 posts)
62. Travis...

... do you honestly believe that? There has been so many lies & such a miscarriage of justice, how can you believe anything that the local and county PD's or the PA's said or did since the tragic moment Wilson gunned that boy down? Honestly. Come on.

[franksolich]

Uh oh.

Racism.

.....gunned that boy down.....