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The Batlord 08-16-2014 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1479526)
Also I still don't believe that Walmart shooting was a clean shooting, if it was they wouldn't be so shady about releasing the tape. They would have nothing to hide/investigate much and would have released it to the family already. I call BS on that case.

Maybe Wal-Mart just doesn't make a habit of handing out their security tapes. Maybe the police put a gag order on it because of the investigation. I have no idea and you probably don't either. And why on Earth would Wal-Mart care about how this might reflect on the police? How does that benefit them?

djchameleon 08-16-2014 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1479535)
Maybe Wal-Mart just doesn't make a habit of handing out their security tapes. Maybe the police put a gag order on it because of the investigation. I have no idea and you probably don't either. And why on Earth would Wal-Mart care about how this might reflect on the police? How does that benefit them?

It isn't so much handing it out to any old person, it's the family of the victim and just to show them what exactly happened. The police put a gag order on it because they needed to investigate a clean shooting as what's her face is making the claim that happened? :nono:

RoxyRollah 08-16-2014 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1479526)
That's the point of them releasing that tape to assassinate his character. Regardless of what he did, he didn't deserve to be shot unarmed.


Also I still don't believe that Walmart shooting was a clean shooting, if it was they wouldn't be so shady about releasing the tape. They would have nothing to hide/investigate much and would have released it to the family already. I call BS on that case.

While I agree on the robbery kid not deserving to be shot. I think that was bogus and will continue to believe that. Because no matter what he did he didn't deserve for that officer to play judge jury and executioner that was crap.

Mr Toy Gun, clean shooting. I understand "plight" of the black man your warped way of thinking my friend. But that was a situation regardless of color where the man should have been blasted. The police did the job they were sworn to do. And the minute we take that right from them to do their job is the minute we are going to have serious problems. Innocent lives lost at the cost of a dick with a gun.

Sparky 08-16-2014 06:14 PM

Even if the case was somehow inconceivably proved to be racially motivated, worrying that it would somehow impede police officers from doing their job is pointless. Police brutality is unfortunately common occurrence, whether homocide is involved or not, and doesn't ever change future police conduct. The cop who killed Micheal Brown isn't going to receive corporal punishment, because police never do, thats why the riots continue to happen.

The Batlord 08-16-2014 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1479538)
It isn't so much handing it out to any old person, it's the family of the victim and just to show them what exactly happened.

Then take it up with Wal-Mart and quit blaming it on the police.

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The police put a gag order on it
Did they. I never read that they did. You wouldn't happen to be making that up would you? Link to an article perhaps?

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because they needed to investigate a clean shooting as what's her face is making the claim that happened? :nono:
First of all, you're making an assumption about the police's intentions without any compelling reason. I haven't heard you once level any criticism towards the guy who got shot. He was wandering around with what looked like a military grade assault rifle and you're not questioning whether he may have legitimately acted in a way that justified getting shot? The police are the only ones who bear this level of scrutiny from you? Come on, guy.

Secondly, who's "What's her face?"

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1479546)
Of course it's perfectly fine to worry about a black person carrying a gun to protect innocent lives.

A white person in the same scenario is just walking around the store exercising his second amendment rights so people shouldn't be scared or worried about the innocent white male.

That's bull****. Anyone walking around with a ****ing assault rifle in public is scary as ****.

djchameleon 08-16-2014 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1479539)
Mr Toy Gun, clean shooting. I understand "plight" of the black man your warped way of thinking my friend. But that was a situation regardless of color where the man should have been blasted. The police did the job they were sworn to do. And the minute we take that right from them to do their job is the minute we are going to have serious problems. Innocent lives lost at the cost of a dick with a gun.

Of course it's perfectly fine to worry about a black person carrying a gun to protect innocent lives.

A white person in the same scenario is just walking around the store exercising his second amendment rights so people shouldn't be scared or worried about the innocent white male.

Wpnfire 08-16-2014 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Sparky (Post 1479531)
The robbery took place on a separate day. The cop who actually shot Brown wasn't there in response to a robbery call, that was something the police initially fabricated. The cop was confronting Micheal Brown for jaywalking in the street very close to his grandmothers house. Jaywalking isn't punishable by death.

Like DJ said, the tape was released to misconstrue the situation.

It was definetely the same day.
Look all I'm saying with this is that it's the word of a cop with 8 years of service versus the word of a kid who robbed a store and assaulted the owner.

Sparky 08-16-2014 06:20 PM

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djchameleon 08-16-2014 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1479545)
Then take it up with Wal-Mart and quit blaming it on the police.

I'm not blaming anything on the police. There just isn't enough information known.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1479545)
Did they. I never read that they did. You wouldn't happen to be making that up would you? Link to an article perhaps?

I meant to put "If" before that.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1479545)
First of all, you're making an assumption about the police's intentions without any compelling reason. I haven't heard you once level any criticism towards the guy who got shot. He was wandering around with what looked like a military grade assault rifle and you're not questioning whether he may have legitimately acted in a way that justified getting shot? The police are the only ones who bear this level of scrutiny from you? Come on, guy.

He may have or might not have. We don't really have enough information but certain people want to say it was just a clean shooting and nothing shady is going on which I fine hard to believe.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1479545)
Secondly, who's "What's her face?"

Roxy.

Sparky 08-16-2014 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Wpnfire (Post 1479547)
It was definetely the same day.
Look all I'm saying with this is that it's the word of a cop with 8 years of service versus the word of a kid who robbed a store and assaulted the owner.

Fair enough. I thought I read otherwise.

I agree, that cop has had no history, and usually these kinds of people are repeat offenders. Still, he shot the kid when he had his hands up, and was yards away.


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