There is an entrenched movement in this country to destroy all that is right and just. The far left and the media are pushing a false narrative about this country. Their latest whipping boy is PO Darren Wilson, who as you all know by now, shot and killed Michael Brown last week in Ferguson, Mo. As of now, all evidence points to Officer Wilson’s actions that day being proper and lawful. But the media and race baiters have already decided PO Wilson’s guilt. The governor of the state has all but convicted him. The Attorney General of the US is now involved.
Regardless of how you feel about the situation, it is clear that PO Wilson is not being treated as INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW.
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I certainly can agree with supporting the Officer, especially if he is in fact being falsely accused. (All reports are that he seems to be a good guy).
The Far Right and Conservative Media are often pushing an equally false narrative about this Country.
I certainly can agree with supporting the Officer, especially if he is in fact being falsely accused. (All reports are that he seems to be a good guy).
The Far Right and Conservative Media are often pushing an equally false narrative about this Country.
One “side” does not hold all the answers.
Mufasa [/quote]
I agree with this.
Can we please for the love of god have one issue that isn’t turned into right v left for once. Shit.
I certainly can agree with supporting the Officer, especially if he is in fact being falsely accused. (All reports are that he seems to be a good guy).
The Far Right and Conservative Media are often pushing an equally false narrative about this Country.
One “side” does not hold all the answers.
Mufasa [/quote]
Great points. The media seems to be reactive to whatever the other side is pushing.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
Can we please for the love of god have one issue that isn’t turned into right v left for once. Shit. [/quote]
Considering the current climate we may have to wait awhile.
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I blame social media. Before we actually had to go out of our way to speak with people, so this shit didn’t come up because we were too busy having fun. Now you can tell 3000+ people at a time you have to poop and you’re ready for bed. You get bored, and suddenly opinions I never cared about are in my face…
I certainly can agree with supporting the Officer, especially if he is in fact being falsely accused. (All reports are that he seems to be a good guy).
The Far Right and Conservative Media are often pushing an equally false narrative about this Country.
One “side” does not hold all the answers.
Mufasa [/quote]
I agree with this.
Can we please for the love of god have one issue that isn’t turned into right v left for once. Shit. [/quote]
Ok fair enough. Perhaps I should have left that part out as the real issue is supporting the cause of DUE PROCESS RIGHTS for PO Wilson, which many are trying to take away from him.
I certainly can agree with supporting the Officer, especially if he is in fact being falsely accused. (All reports are that he seems to be a good guy).
The Far Right and Conservative Media are often pushing an equally false narrative about this Country.
One “side” does not hold all the answers.
Mufasa [/quote]
I agree with this.
Can we please for the love of god have one issue that isn’t turned into right v left for once. Shit. [/quote]
Ok fair enough. Perhaps I should have left that part out as the real issue is supporting the cause of DUE PROCESS RIGHTS for PO Wilson, which many are trying to take away from him. [/quote]
Yeah man, that is a much better take.
We have to stop the “us v them” on the important shit. The not as important stuff we can do it, but this situation, for a lot of reasons we need to be a nation of concerned citizens, not right v left.
I certainly can agree with supporting the Officer, especially if he is in fact being falsely accused. (All reports are that he seems to be a good guy).
The Far Right and Conservative Media are often pushing an equally false narrative about this Country.
One “side” does not hold all the answers.
Mufasa [/quote]
I agree with this.
Can we please for the love of god have one issue that isn’t turned into right v left for once. Shit. [/quote]
Ok fair enough. Perhaps I should have left that part out as the real issue is supporting the cause of DUE PROCESS RIGHTS for PO Wilson, which many are trying to take away from him. [/quote]
Unfortunately the Attorney General’s persecution complex manifests itself in the form of omnipresent delusions of “racial animus.” Anyone caught in the crosshairs of Eric’s radical civil rights shysters such as Officer Wilson must suffer the consequences. It’s “cultural legacy of slavery” or something.
Eric Holder: “We will defend the right of protesters to peacefully demonstrate…”
There was a brief confrontation after two white people, a man and a woman, arrived with signs in support of Darren Wilson, the police officer who shot Michael Brown. They started marching along the street near demonstrators who were demanding that Wilson be put on trial.
Some of the demonstrators grew hostile and pursued the pair, shouting “white bitch” and “fuck them up”…
Two minutes later the police bundled both of them into a van as an increasingly agitated crowd surrounded them…
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
Can we please for the love of god have one issue that isn’t turned into right v left for once. Shit. [/quote]
Considering the current climate we may have to wait awhile.
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I blame social media. Before we actually had to go out of our way to speak with people, so this shit didn’t come up because we were too busy having fun. Now you can tell 3000+ people at a time you have to poop and you’re ready for bed. You get bored, and suddenly opinions I never cared about are in my face…
Burn facebook/twitter and all that shit down.
(Internet forums are still a go.)[/quote]
Nah man, you have to go back to 1971 with the passage of the Federal Election Campaign Act, which pushed moderates on both sides of the aisle further toward the left and right, respectively. It marked the beginning of a new period of political duopoly and growing polarization.