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[tjc transport]

58 minutes ago, hicrop10 said:

I go back to the fact that 1% of black men get killed in this country by a white police officer,but 97% of black men that get killed are by a fellow black man.Where is black lives matter on this.

that is why it is BLACK LIES MATTER

NOT black lives.

black lives only matter if they are killed by white police man while committing a crime. 

if they are killed by another black man it is just what happens in the ghetto. 

[hicrop10]

I go back to the fact that 1% of black men get killed in this country by a white police officer,but 97% of black men that get killed are by a fellow black man.

Here’s the best part of that stat,is that something like 70-80% of blacks killed by blacks know the person that kills them.If I was a black man I find the whitest neighborhood and move in as fast as I could.

[david wild]

25 murders in Chicago this last weekend, still waiting for any of the LEFT media to even do a small clip,  nothing, nothing at all, like it never happened, what's the deal you left swingers, where's the outrage  ????? you make me sick with your BS.  

[GA_Dave]

22 hours ago, mrsmackpaul said:

I rarely get involved in political discussions 

I was sent this last night

Before you click on the link I ask you did you know that some years ago a white Australian womam was killed by a black American police officer?

She had zero criminal record

Anyway click on this link and see how dumb people are in Australia as well when interviewed about black lives matter protest in Australia 

https://www.tr.news/blm-melbourne/

I hope the link works 

Paul

I recall that incident quite well.  An UNARMED Australian woman, the person who had called 911 to report suspicious activity, which was WHY the cops were there.  This clown shot her from the passenger seat of the patrol car, right past his partner's face!  He never gave any justification for why he shot her, but he had been previously celebrated by the City as being an affirmative action hire from a third world country!  Charges were delayed for many weeks because the shooter refused to give a statement to investigators, during which time he was free as a bird!.

[Red Horse]

Here you go..Candace Owens says what few are willing to say-or face up to the reality of what is going on.

You would think Floyd George was Martin Luther King if  you watched any of the "theater" today.  And when you watch this, note how many times she concedes the cop that started this deserves everything he gets thrown at him.  But she bores in on the bullshit we have had shoved down our throats-in particular by all the political hacks.

I feel sorry for all the responsible blacks who have to sit back and listen to the Al Sharptons of the world.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovKsTdEsLPM

[HarryS]

On 6/9/2020 at 10:47 PM, Red Horse said:

Here you go..Candace Owens says what few are willing to say-or face up to the reality of what is going on.

 

That's why I like her!

[Mack Technician]

Wow, she’s sharp. Ive seen her, but never listened to her give a commentary.

Particularly pointing out that no other modern cultures do what the black movement has done in terms of culturally reverse engineering themselves. The Afro-Americans went from upholding hero’s of the slave era the hero’s of the faith, to hero’s of the civil rights movement. Now look at them? The only hero of modern movement they have to glorify is an ex-con  druggy.....and there’s no mistaking they gave him hero status in their minds and heart. Same with the last half dozen bozo types, Trayvon, Michael Brown, etc. 

[Maxidyne]

I'd have a bit of sympathy for the looters if they were taking food and baby stuff, like happened at the Lake Street Target in Minnesota. In Minnesota we had "equal opportunity" looting too, with people of all races in on the action. Also had some black citizens keep another Target from being looted. That's why I have to question the motive of this Florida Sheriff in posting this video- Why did he pick a video that shows mostly blacks? As far as apprehending the suspects, the video's are so bad they would never cause a conviction in a real court, and most of this is misdemeanor stuff anyway, except in Florida, where jail space is the only constraint. My autistic nephew hustles carts in a Minnesota Walmart and people loading up carts and making a run out the door is an everyday event- Walmart and the police tell him not pursue, not worth thousands in Workers Comp injuries and potential lawsuits. The same economics apply to police apprehension and court conviction- not worth spending thousands on court and jail costs for a far less than that stolen. 

[1965]

^^^^ Damn I didn’t know this, I never minded paying for my stuff at Walmart, I just didn’t like waiting in line. So if I run out I can get for free! Cool!

[davehummell]

We had the 72 flood and the 73 flood and i don't remember anyone acting like the bunch in that video. Does say a lot about that part of town I NEVER WANT TO LIVE ANYWARE NEAR THAT STORE

[Maxidyne]

I didn't say it's acceptable, but here in Minnesota a cartful of groceries ain't even a misdemeanor, and jailing people for such small offenses is a waste of tax dollars.

[HarryS]

5 hours ago, Maxidyne said:

in Minnesota a cartful of groceries ain't even a misdemeanor,

It should be. When people are allowed  to steal and commit other crimes against society it only emboldens them. It also enforces their disrespect for anybody or anything other than themselves. Next thing you know their way of life becomes our culture.

[hatcity]

With stores like Walmart taking that type of stance, it only emboldens those to continue

call the police and maybe they will be caught

[Mack Technician]

The liberal is renown for blurring the lines of ethics by making ethics situational. The person stealing diapers is a thief. The person stealing the TV is a thief. The person stealing a Bible is a thief. We have a welfare system that delivers your diapers, if you ran out likely because you sold them for crack. 

Concerning the cost of justice, that’s another Liberal situational ethics lesson. They argue capital punishment is too expensive.... what price do we put on Justice? The Liberal argues mistakes will lead to (innocent?) murders being wrongly executed......when in history have we had a camera on every corner and DNA evidence to commit with a microscopic margin of error? 

The reason the modern liberal doesn’t want to see firmness in prosecution is because they have a spinning moral compass that doesn’t allow a personal commitment to saying “I’ll never do that to someone” “I’d never steal that” “I’d never lie about that” “I’d never do that”. Situational ethics requires the liberal thinker to keep all options open, at all times, for any situation. The thought of prosecution and policing bother them because they’ve create their own systems of laws which suits their anarchist tendency. 

It’s whats wrong with these people.....and most liberals. 

[Maxidyne]

Actually, I take an economic view rather than a political view of excessive punishment. If we were literally going to removes eyes, hands, feet, etc. as a punishment, while some would be happy to see "justice done", our economy would be a lot less productive because we'd have a lot of people that couldn't do much work because various useful organs and limbs had been removed. You can see this in the states that levy heavy punishments where businesses cannot expand due to lack of workers because many workers are in jail.

If you want to see the crime that really causes a breakdown in society, looks at some of the pension funds that have been looted by big business, leaving thousands and even millions to poverty.

[HeavyGunner]

I’m sitting here as we speak waiting for a sheriff deputy to come escort (hopefully) two ladies from Washington who are off their flipping rockers. They yelled at my sister in-law her 4 month old and 7 year old for walking past their camp on a public road. We are on a government campground which is public. When my brother heard them yelling every profanity for walking past their camp he as well as the rest of us were in shock. Being the polite one he asked them what had they done wrong for such a response and it’s not ok to yell at his family like that. They then started screaming he’s a racist effing pig, they are filing rape charges, calling the fbi on us and screaming black lives matter and got real pissed when I said all lives matter. They then proceeded to stomp into our camp continuing on like that screaming every buzz word phrase and profane word at 3 families minding their own business in their camp sites and taking down plate numbers and threatening to give them out to black lives matter groups and Antifa so they can be avenged. I’m totally in shock. Can not believe that anyone would act like this truly unprovoked. I left the campground and my belongings there and contacted the sheriffs office and a deputy is trying to sort this out. I politely asked him if they didn’t leave if he’d stick around long enough for us to pack up and leave because I truly feel they are very dangerous. I feel like an idiot even saying that but this is honestly the first time I’ve ever been frightened for my families safety because of another human being. 

[Mack Technician]

1 hour ago, HeavyGunner said:

I’m sitting here as we speak waiting for a sheriff deputy to come escort (hopefully) two ladies from Washington who are off their flipping rockers. They yelled at my sister in-law her 4 month old and 7 year old for walking past their camp on a public road. We are on a government campground which is public. When my brother heard them yelling every profanity for walking past their camp he as well as the rest of us were in shock. Being the polite one he asked them what had they done wrong for such a response and it’s not ok to yell at his family like that. They then started screaming he’s a racist effing pig, they are filing rape charges, calling the fbi on us and screaming black lives matter and got real pissed when I said all lives matter. They then proceeded to stomp into our camp continuing on like that screaming every buzz word phrase and profane word at 3 families minding their own business in their camp sites and taking down plate numbers and threatening to give them out to black lives matter groups and Antifa so they can be avenged. I’m totally in shock. Can not believe that anyone would act like this truly unprovoked. I left the campground and my belongings there and contacted the sheriffs office and a deputy is trying to sort this out. I politely asked him if they didn’t leave if he’d stick around long enough for us to pack up and leave because I truly feel they are very dangerous. I feel like an idiot even saying that but this is honestly the first time I’ve ever been frightened for my families safety because of another human being. 

The.....whaaaa? Commit rape without actually, ya know, “throwing the coals”, or “grabbing the goods”? Liberal situational ethics in overdrive. It doesn’t matter if it’s true, you make your own story that fits your situation and bend it to fit. 

They were sitting around the campfire stirring each other and stroking each others victim switch. Honing it. Thumbing and flicking it. Once the sist’a energy level peaked it needed an outlet. Enter stage left......unexpecting white family. Now it’s next level time... the competition to posture. If you’d have walked up and finger flicked baby girl #1 in the forehead she’d have screamed, fallen to the ground, shook, rolled and moaned while baby girl #2 recorded it on her phone crying “OMG, OMG, OMG!!!”. 

Edited June 13, 2020 by Mack Technician

[Mack Technician]

1 hour ago, Maxidyne said:

Actually, I take an economic view rather than a political view of excessive punishment. If we were literally going to removes eyes, hands, feet, etc. as a punishment, while some would be happy to see "justice done", our economy would be a lot less productive because we'd have a lot of people that couldn't do much work because various useful organs and limbs had been removed. You can see this in the states that levy heavy punishments where businesses cannot expand due to lack of workers because many workers are in jail.

If you want to see the crime that really causes a breakdown in society, looks at some of the pension funds that have been looted by big business, leaving thousands and even millions to poverty.

Agree, I’d rather they not have funded the Vietnam war with social security dollars. 

Disagree. The workplace is more parts dictatorship than democracy. Raising my children to conform/respect/comply to societies laws prepares them to work in the dictatorship. Raising them to buck the system, disrespect authority and view selfish ambition as a high ground over collective conformity won’t help them succeed. 

[1965]

Thugs lives matter! 

(Thug, a low life doesn’t matter color human being)

Edited June 13, 2020 by 1965

[GA_Dave]

12 hours ago, Maxidyne said:

I'd have a bit of sympathy for the looters if they were taking food and baby stuff, like happened at the Lake Street Target in Minnesota. In Minnesota we had "equal opportunity" looting too, with people of all races in on the action. Also had some black citizens keep another Target from being looted. That's why I have to question the motive of this Florida Sheriff in posting this video- Why did he pick a video that shows mostly blacks? As far as apprehending the suspects, the video's are so bad they would never cause a conviction in a real court, and most of this is misdemeanor stuff anyway, except in Florida, where jail space is the only constraint. My autistic nephew hustles carts in a Minnesota Walmart and people loading up carts and making a run out the door is an everyday event- Walmart and the police tell him not pursue, not worth thousands in Workers Comp injuries and potential lawsuits. The same economics apply to police apprehension and court conviction- not worth spending thousands on court and jail costs for a far less than that stolen. 

You sure do have an F'ed up way of looking at things!

[Maxidyne]

Heavy Gunner, here's the well documented story of the bigotry people of color are facing in the rural Pacific Northwest: https://www.king5.com/article/news/crime/clallam-county-olympic-peninsula-multiracial-family-harassed-accused-antifa/281-d8570144-f956-4ea2-af26-ccbba91dc4d0

[kscarbel2]

14 hours ago, Maxidyne said:

Actually, I take an economic view rather than a political view of excessive punishment. If we were literally going to removes eyes, hands, feet, etc. as a punishment, while some would be happy to see "justice done", our economy would be a lot less productive because we'd have a lot of people that couldn't do much work because various useful organs and limbs had been removed. You can see this in the states that levy heavy punishments where businesses cannot expand due to lack of workers because many workers are in jail.

If you want to see the crime that really causes a breakdown in society, looks at some of the pension funds that have been looted by big business, leaving thousands and even millions to poverty.

Perhaps I missed a comment, but I don't think anyone suggested removing eyes, hands, feet, etc. as a punishment (as is done in some Muslim countries).

Rather, I believe the general thought is, treat a thief as.......a thief, i.e. the criminal that they are. If we tolerate crime, it only emboldens those to continue and worsen.

[1965]

35 minutes ago, kscarbel2 said:

Perhaps I missed a comment, but I don't think anyone suggested removing eyes, hands, feet, etc. as a punishment (as is done in some Muslim countries).

Rather, I believe the general thought is, treat a thief as.......a thief, i.e. the criminal that they are. If we tolerate crime, it only emboldens those to continue and worsen.

Amen!

Not able to put as many likes as I wanted

[Quickfarms]

A couple of years ago I was talking to the assistant sherif for an adjacent county in California and he brought up when Sacramento changed property crimes from a felony to misdemeanor it hampered law enforcement. For a felony they can hold someone and do a full background but for a misdemeanor it is cite and release on the spot.

All under the guise of reducing prison over crowding

[Maxidyne]

Here in Minnesota, like in many states, the amount of loss determines whether the crime is a misdemeanor or felony, usually the loss has to be over $20,000 to make the crime a felony. Putting an offender in prison costs over $40,000 a year, so makes more sense to release the accused in many cases rather than giving them free room and board in the county jail. This works well, Minnesota has one of the lowest proportion of it's citizens jailed or imprisoned than any state and also one of the lowest crime rates.