Topic: Why isn't the media covering the killing of an unarmed white
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Thu 08/28/14 01:03 PM
Edited by msharmony on Thu 08/28/14 01:05 PM
no way of knowing he was a teen except FACE TO FACE Confrontation

no way of knowing he isn't trained, except he isn't in a uniform nor carrying any weapon...and had a FACE TO FACE Confrontation that would kind of expose his level of 'skill' and his 'armed/unarmed' status,,,

and the statement that a TRAINED professional killed an UNARMED TEEN,,,,is not a statement about what the killer may or may not know, just a statement of what effectually HAPPENED....


even though he did know he wasn't armed,, and PROBABALY knew he was a teen,, although many people mistake male black teens for older if they happen to be larger males,,,



no photo
Thu 08/28/14 04:18 PM
Back to the spin, spin, spin. Create the MYTH and they will follow.slaphead

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Thu 08/28/14 04:22 PM

Back to the spin, spin, spin. Create the MYTH and they will follow.slaphead


Don't forget. Excuses for bad behavior on the part of deadass thug.

msharmony's photo
Thu 08/28/14 05:02 PM
reading comprehension,, try it:wink:

but learning a new word does make you want to use it over and over

myth
myth
myth
myth


learning its definition is another matter

myth:a widely held but false belief or idea


if there are not enough 'facts' to make an allegation
there are not enough 'facts' to allege something is FALSE,,,,

no photo
Thu 08/28/14 06:29 PM
Edited by alleoops on Thu 08/28/14 06:38 PM

reading comprehension,, try it:wink:

but learning a new word does make you want to use it over and over

myth
myth
myth
myth


learning its definition is another matter

myth:a widely held but false belief or idea


if there are not enough 'facts' to make an allegation
there are not enough 'facts' to allege something is FALSE,,,,



You follow a MYTH so well. laugh

msharmony's photo
Thu 08/28/14 09:50 PM
and you repeat yourself even better,,,


Drivinmenutz's photo
Thu 08/28/14 10:18 PM
Edited by Drivinmenutz on Thu 08/28/14 10:21 PM

no way of knowing he was a teen except FACE TO FACE Confrontation

no way of knowing he isn't trained, except he isn't in a uniform nor carrying any weapon...and had a FACE TO FACE Confrontation that would kind of expose his level of 'skill' and his 'armed/unarmed' status,,,

and the statement that a TRAINED professional killed an UNARMED TEEN,,,,is not a statement about what the killer may or may not know, just a statement of what effectually HAPPENED....


even though he did know he wasn't armed,, and PROBABALY knew he was a teen,, although many people mistake male black teens for older if they happen to be larger males,,,





Can you guess a person's exact age just by looking at them?

How can you judge someone's training and/or life experience from looking at them as well?

Answer: (in the real world)

No, and You can't.

You could tell he was the size of an adult. I would have guessed late teens/early twenties. But twenties is still considered a full grown adult.
Being 6'4'' and 300lbs, the likely hood of walking away from a physical confrontation takes a drastic hit.

All uniforms come off. Life experience often provides a better education than training. It would be incredibly foolish to assume that someone out of uniform isn't trained or experienced.

The reality is, we are all vulnerable. I've seen 13-year-olds kill. I know many who were 18 when they took their first life. When on leave the uniforms came off. Now we are out of the military you could not tell the difference between us and other civilians.

I have also seen people from the streets take down martial arts experts.

Again, in the REAL world those terms are not only bias, but they are irrelevant.

What matters is; Did Brown surrender, or did he charge? This would determine guilt or innocence. Anything else is a mere distraction.

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Thu 08/28/14 10:27 PM


no way of knowing he was a teen except FACE TO FACE Confrontation

no way of knowing he isn't trained, except he isn't in a uniform nor carrying any weapon...and had a FACE TO FACE Confrontation that would kind of expose his level of 'skill' and his 'armed/unarmed' status,,,

and the statement that a TRAINED professional killed an UNARMED TEEN,,,,is not a statement about what the killer may or may not know, just a statement of what effectually HAPPENED....


even though he did know he wasn't armed,, and PROBABALY knew he was a teen,, although many people mistake male black teens for older if they happen to be larger males,,,





Can you guess a person's exact age just by looking at them?

How can you judge someone's training and/or life experience from looking at them as well?

Answer: (in the real world)

No, and You can't.

You could tell he was the size of an adult. I would have guessed late teens/early twenties. But twenties is still considered a full grown adult.
Being 6'4'' and 300lbs, the likely hood of walking away from a physical confrontation takes a drastic hit.

All uniforms come off. Life experience often provides a better education than training. It would be incredibly foolish to assume that someone out of uniform isn't trained or experienced.

The reality is, we are all vulnerable. I've seen 13-year-olds kill. I know many who were 18 when they took their first life. When on leave the uniforms came off. Now we are out of the military you could not tell the difference between us and other civilians.

I have also seen people from the streets take down martial arts experts.

Again, in the REAL world those terms are not only bias, but they are irrelevant.

What matters is; Did Brown surrender, or did he charge? This would determine guilt or innocence. Anything else is a mere distraction.



I can generally tell a young'un from an adult,, yes,, not always though, but usually

This officer did more than just 'look' at Brown prior to killing him, he allegedly had a pretty close up encounter with him as well as a physical struggle,,

if someone trained to kill kills someone who isn't,, it matters, regardless if they knew whether the other was trained, they know THEIR training,,,

what legally matters will be whether Brown stopped to give up or stopped to turn and charge,,, but whats infuriating to a community is when police are not any better prepared and just as easily scared as joe blow citizen

they are expected to have more of the EXPERIENCE and training to deal with situations that others might flip out in,,,



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Fri 08/29/14 05:59 AM
There seems to be a disconnect from reality here.

You are assuming the officer was not trained well enough, and/or that he panicked.

Anyone who has any sort of training or experience would have fired if a man like Brown were charging them, especially after a physical altercation.

msharmony's photo
Fri 08/29/14 07:19 AM
Edited by msharmony on Fri 08/29/14 07:40 AM

There seems to be a disconnect from reality here.

You are assuming the officer was not trained well enough, and/or that he panicked.

Anyone who has any sort of training or experience would have fired if a man like Brown were charging them, especially after a physical altercation.


well, that is only going to hold true if there was actual 'charging',, an AGGRESSIVE RUN TOWARDS SOMENOE

which I still feel is most likely bS

just like it was when they claimed Powell 'charged' them with knife in air,, until video showed him pacing back and forth with arms at side

the 'charging' claim , is too easy to claim and too hard to prove and puts the shooter in the clear


other get out of trouble free cards 'aggressive' 'confrontational' 'erratic',, any such behavior is also to most a justifiable death penalty,, unfortunately

and troublesome to black youth as americans implicitly consider them aggressive and confrontational anyway,,,

even when it makes no sense, people would rather believe the citizen was wrong than the shooter

remanaissant of the claim that an unarmed youth had tried to lose someone in a car while he was on foot, had tried to go down a path not available to cars, and lost this person,, but suddenly just decided to come back and assault the shooter

people believe things that I just believe to be ridiculous bs,, and that's just my opinion,,


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Fri 08/29/14 08:08 AM
The media doesn't focus on the death of the white girl murdered by the black youths for the same reason as this thread gets hijacked to be just another Ferguson thread. The killing of a black thug is super important and the killing of a helpless young white girl isn't worthy of much mention.

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Fri 08/29/14 08:17 AM


The black community should also share the BLAME for creating an environment that breeds this type of tragic event. Blacks need to stop blaming, screaming racism and look at themselves for the answers.


That's kinda BS.

It's an economic problem. Look at Detroit.

Blame Bush beginning with NAFTA. Let's make a country of restaurante workers. WTF? No jobs. What do you expect. First the inner cities go to hell. Just what they want. Easier to create dissent amongst racial grouping in the inner cities. Control. Weaken them. Works perfectly when you take away their money.


Clinton, while signing the NAFTA bill, stated that "NAFTA means jobs. American jobs, and good-paying American jobs. If I didn't believe that, I wouldn't support this agreement."[5]

Suppose he didn't sign?bigsmile

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Fri 08/29/14 08:18 AM
Edited by Conrad_73 on Fri 08/29/14 08:19 AM




How long was this one on the News?

At least give ALL occurrences the same Coverage!


once more,how come the Double standard of MSM?

Conrad_73's photo
Fri 08/29/14 08:20 AM

There seems to be a disconnect from reality here.

You are assuming the officer was not trained well enough, and/or that he panicked.

Anyone who has any sort of training or experience would have fired if a man like Brown were charging them, especially after a physical altercation.

you Betcha!:thumbsup:

metalwing's photo
Fri 08/29/14 08:28 AM

There seems to be a disconnect from reality here.

You are assuming the officer was not trained well enough, and/or that he panicked.

Anyone who has any sort of training or experience would have fired if a man like Brown were charging them, especially after a physical altercation.


Well spoken.

The amazing simplicity and obvious truth of your statement is irrefutable.

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Fri 08/29/14 01:39 PM





How long was this one on the News?

At least give ALL occurrences the same Coverage!


once more,how come the Double standard of MSM?



asked and answered

THIS death wasn't a common crime with a common criminal
which happen 100s of times per day throughout the us so obviously wont ALL be individual covered by MSM

that's what LOCAL news is for,,,

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Fri 08/29/14 02:31 PM


There seems to be a disconnect from reality here.

You are assuming the officer was not trained well enough, and/or that he panicked.

Anyone who has any sort of training or experience would have fired if a man like Brown were charging them, especially after a physical altercation.


well, that is only going to hold true if there was actual 'charging',, an AGGRESSIVE RUN TOWARDS SOMENOE

which I still feel is most likely bS


That's right. You feel.

Conrad_73's photo
Fri 08/29/14 02:41 PM






How long was this one on the News?

At least give ALL occurrences the same Coverage!


once more,how come the Double standard of MSM?



asked and answered

THIS death wasn't a common crime with a common criminal
which happen 100s of times per day throughout the us so obviously wont ALL be individual covered by MSM

that's what LOCAL news is for,,,

unless,of Course she were African-American!
You'd have seen Dullston and Yackson come a running at the Speed of Light!

Dodo_David's photo
Fri 08/29/14 03:02 PM






How long was this one on the News?

At least give ALL occurrences the same Coverage!


once more,how come the Double standard of MSM?



asked and answered

THIS death wasn't a common crime with a common criminal
which happen 100s of times per day throughout the us so obviously wont ALL be individual covered by MSM

that's what LOCAL news is for,,,


Ah, so you have already judge the cop as having committed a crime before he has even had a trial.

Go figure.

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Fri 08/29/14 03:26 PM



There seems to be a disconnect from reality here.

You are assuming the officer was not trained well enough, and/or that he panicked.

Anyone who has any sort of training or experience would have fired if a man like Brown were charging them, especially after a physical altercation.


well, that is only going to hold true if there was actual 'charging',, an AGGRESSIVE RUN TOWARDS SOMENOE

which I still feel is most likely bS


That's right. You feel.


sure do

problem is, when there is a shooter and a death, its the shooters word against the deceased, and the desceased can no longer prove or disprove crap

we know,, shot to the head killed deceased
we know, deceased had been 'aggressive' earlier in the day
its alleged, that deceased beat the cop
we know, the deceased somehow got yards away from the car where he fought the cop,, presumably because he INTENDED to get far away
we know, somehow, after the action to get away from the car, the boy was shot dead


its alleged, this is because he was so dangerous and turned in the midst of getting away to 'charge' instead,, ya know,, kind of like an animal,, like how they described Rodney kings moving around while they kicked him?

all I an do is feel, all anyone can do is feel, because no one is ever gonna prove or disprove the bs that this person put distance between himself and an unarmed cop to suddenly just turn and charge him instead


some are gonna 'feel' that's what happened, and others wont,, and Im imagining those who 'feel' that version is probably the truth will prevail, like they did when they 'felt' Treyvon stopped his attempts to LOSE Zimmerman at some point just to turn BACK and surprise attack him,,,