Ferguson / Staten Island Decisions -- No Indictments

It's a response to this --

http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/White-voices-dominate-Bay-Area-protests-of-racial-5953977.php

 

Holy shit. Victoria, Texas -- 76-year-old man pulled over at gas station for not having inspection sticker on vehicle. Gets tasered.

There is NOTHING he could have done to prevent it. He didn't do a damn thing to provoke it.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...-not-displaying-a-vehicle-inspection-sticker/

 

That's awesome. I'd rather be lectured about what an awful, privileged, white person I am by blacks than whites. The white people telling me how rotten the Blue Eyed Devil is, is much more annoying than blacks lecturing me.

 

I'm sure Rev. Sharpton has already booked his next flight to Texas.

 

#policelivesmatter

 

Not if the NY Times describes the victim as a "White Hispanic."

 

So OK, all those crazy witnesses on Brown's side that were so easily dismissed ...

According to The Smoking Gun, Witness 40 -- a crucial witness for Darren Wilson, the one who said Brown was beating up Wilson and then charged at him "like a football player, head down" -- is a 46-year-old bipolar woman who lives 30 miles away and is known for her racist rants. She was previously a witness to another high-profile case before authorities determined her story was a "complete fabrication."

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/unmasking-Ferguson-witness-40-496236

Her first account to police was nearly four weeks after the shooting. By all indications, it appears she was not present at the time of the incident.

 

Apologies if this was already posted... the board is still wonky with finding newest posts in a thread.

Andrew Hawkins wore a shirt before Sunday's Browns game, protesting the shootings of Tamir Rice and John Crawford.

After the police issued a statement criticizing Hawkins, the WR replied with an eloquent soliloquy in response:

http://www.espncleveland.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=40811

 

Got a kick out of this, too. Not like he's a public employee or anything...

 

Holly crap. How did they keep that information from the Grand Jury?

 

Eloquent yes but "consequences" might result in a lot of dead cops

 

The prosecutor didn't want them to know it.