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Keep it peaceful. |
The first video is what police should be all about. Deescalate the situation, support the public, stand with the people for what is right. There is no other way moving forward. Of course I understand they must keep order. They must prevent violence and destruction. But they MUST not escalate the situation, and they must keep order before things become violent. The riots are starting as protests, and they have at least some power to dictate how the situation unfolds. |
Guy lies on tv on why he got beat up. |
The premise of the protests are fine, but there are idiots doing things like this: |
So thankful I live in Canada. I have friends and relatives who live and work down south. It's tough when you work hard and all of it just gets blown up. Looting, violence, business getting torched, etc. I will take high cost of living and lower wages any day. Knowing my family is pretty safe. |
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Must be scary living in America at times like these especially with all the riots and looting going on. I feel bad for some of the small business owners who got their store destroyed. At least protest peacefully |
This is just round 1 of this ... wait till the white cop gets acquitted or, even if he is convicted with a ridiculously light sentence and is essentially released because he served it waiting for trial. |
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That you can be literally shot going for a jog in a neighborhood by an ex-cop, and have that covered up by your government to protect them? That you can be shot and killed in your sleep, in your own house, with no repercussions? But yes, lets be more concerned with the burning down of a Target or AutoZone. Please do tell, what has peaceful protests done? We were peaceful protesting going back to the 60's under Martin Luther, we're now in 2020 and still dealing with the same problems. It's very convenient for someone like you who is unaffected by this situation to armchair proclaim that they should "peacefully" protest at this point. |
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The defense team will argue that the jury pool in Minneapolis will be too tainted, and that he would not receive a fair trial. They will then move the case to another "whiter" county, and a jury of his peers will acquit him. They did the same thing in the same state of Minnesota with the Philando Castile case, stacking the jury, which ultimately acquitted him. https://www.salon.com/2017/06/23/the...eople_partner/ The same thing in New York with Amadou Diallo. https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-sr...174509_000.htm It goes on and on. But we'll see what happens, 3rd degree murder and manslaughter IMHO are already too light, this can easily constitute 2nd degree murder. |
If he is acquitted I can not imagine the consequences. |
What happened to Coronavirus? I guess it wasn't successful enough so time to move onto the next plan. 2020 might as well be a Broadway show. |
^^ you're not that young. You must remember ... Rodney King but x10. |
I was 7 when it happened. I definitely remember it but certainly didn’t grasp the gravity of it back then either. This is 28 years later and as such 28 years more of anger doesn’t bode well for the situation. Not to mention the greater awareness people country wide have of it, as well as the outrage being felt by more than just the black community did back then. |
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On a side note............... Viola Desmond is the gal on the ten dollar bill. Canada Post prints out Black History Month stamps every year. Racism is everywhere. The day it doesn't exist anymore, is the day the planet blows up. Sad. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia....ople-in-canada |
This wasn't the first time these two men had encountered each other. https://www.npr.org/2020/05/29/86580...mer-club-owner I'm not trying to trivialize his death by any means, but why are the media and so many others assuming this was racially motivated when there is no indication that it was? This was Tony Timpa. He died in almost identical circumstances, under police arrest. They (unwittingly) laughed and cracked jokes while he stopped breathing and even as he was carried away on a stretcher. His mother had to wait three months just to find out the circumstances that led to his death. No protests. No riots. No looting. No burning. I doubt anyone outside of Dallas even knows of him. |
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"hard work". |
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"Imma entitled to taking all these shoes" "Because fuck the police" "Because Freedom" Thats not how this works. |
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If they do that, that means the looting and vandalism works in their favour. And we're seeing a small part of why here. People are so distracted by the looting, it's all they see. They obviously don't support the cause, because if they did, they wouldn't be talking so much about the looting. Looting and vandalism is just one shitty part of the whole thing. We saw the same thing in Hong Kong. Some people are going to take it to that extreme. The cops will start doing it too, because they want people to pay attention to that, because it will take a certain percentage of the population away from the cause and into theirs. Don't be like those people. Support the cause, hope for successful protests, because if not the rioting will continue. There is so much worse that the other side is doing, and has been doing for decades. They have looted and robbed people for hundreds of years. Bankers, "investors" politicians, cops... They all do it too, it's just not out in the open with broken glass and shoe boxes in front of your face to distract you. |
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