OMG, how much blood do they want on their hands before they wake up?
you want change?
1) mothers and fathers raise your kids together
2) education
3) work ethic
4) stop making excuses
5) stop being victims
6) stop committing crimes
7) stop resisting arrest
8) stop assaulting people, especially police officers
Now, I know there are untimely deaths and mistakes and even crimes committed by police officers when doing their jobs.
But that's a very small percentage of these deaths and race has NOTHING to do with them since it happens to people of every race and religion
Cement-Block-Head-Itis is spreading through this country like the black plague (seriously, no pun intended). Ignorance is an epidemic, fueled by the POTUS
you want change?
1) mothers and fathers raise your kids together
2) education
3) work ethic
4) stop making excuses
5) stop being victims
6) stop committing crimes
7) stop resisting arrest
8) stop assaulting people, especially police officers
Now, I know there are untimely deaths and mistakes and even crimes committed by police officers when doing their jobs.
But that's a very small percentage of these deaths and race has NOTHING to do with them since it happens to people of every race and religion
Cement-Block-Head-Itis is spreading through this country like the black plague (seriously, no pun intended). Ignorance is an epidemic, fueled by the POTUS
Savages born of Savages, kidnapped, imported here to be Slaves. Tiger can't change it's stripes. They are Savage TimeBombs, they were gonna go off eventually. Inevitable. Expecting them to accomplish what you ask above from them equal to asking a Havelina to have compassion. Not saying ALL of them are this Hopeless but bloodlines/DNA from certain Tribes = limited evolutionary possibilities. Period.
3 Tours in The Muslim Hellhole of Iraq, Patrick Zamarripa is survived by his wife, Kristy Villasenor, whom he'd known since high school; their 2-year-old daughter, Lyncoln, and a 10-year-old stepson.
Survives Iraq only to lose his life here, "for this", in the name of these Savages.
No room on their banner for mention of him because there is no room within the heart of a Savage for concern with anything beyond themselves.
hno:
I think they recognize it could be their brother, uncle, friend or themselves this can happen to. Supporting protecting black lives doesn't mean you're against other lives. You can be pro cop and against unjust shootings at the same time.
The idea that people should just shut up and not speak out because it's only a small minority of bad cops.....is absurd.
Hopefully peaceful protest can exist and this country can get back to being normal again. It's a mess out there right now.
The idea that people should just shut up and not speak out because it's only a small minority of bad cops.....is absurd.
Hopefully peaceful protest can exist and this country can get back to being normal again. It's a mess out there right now.
How about these two clowns?
Wade, Anthony demand social changes
Saturday, July 9, 2016
New Chicago Bulls guard Dwyane Wade joined New York Knicks star forward Carmelo Anthony in speaking out against recent gun violence that has dominated the news.
Both athletes expressed their demands for social change in the wake of police shootings of African-American men and the sniper who killed five white police officers in Dallas this week.
"The system is Broken," Anthony said Friday in an Instagram post. "Point blank period. It has been this way forever.
Martin Luther King marched. Malcolm X rebelled. Muhammad Ali literally fought for US. Our anger should be towards the system. If the system doesn't change we will continue to turn on the TVs and see the same thing. We have to put the pressure on the people in charge in order to get this thing we call JUSTICE right."
Anthony called for professional athletes to take a stand as well.
"There's NO more sitting back and being afraid of tackling and addressing political issues anymore," he wrote. "Those days are long gone. We have to step up and take charge. We can't worry about what endorsements we gonna lose or whose going to look at us crazy. I need your voices to be heard. We can demand change. We just have to be willing to. THE TIME IS NOW. I'M all in."
Wade took a similar position Saturday, two days after the events in Dallas.
"As an athlete and as a person who has this platform, we like to sell things, we like to be on commercials, we like to do all these things," he said. "But when things come up in life I think you have a responsibility as a face of this world, if you believe in something to get behind that."
Wade led an effort in which he and his then-Miami Heat teammates wore hoodies in a team photo in protesting against the killing of unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin in 2012.
"It's awful," Wade said. "It's always been awful. Now because of all these cameras and social media, we're able to see it more. We have to do better. It's going to take certain people to lend their voice, lend their time to do that. I'm happy to say that I have friends that are willing to do that. We'll all get together to see what we can do and we can go from there."
Wade agreed to a free agent contract with the Bulls this week.
Wade, Anthony demand social changes
Saturday, July 9, 2016
New Chicago Bulls guard Dwyane Wade joined New York Knicks star forward Carmelo Anthony in speaking out against recent gun violence that has dominated the news.
Both athletes expressed their demands for social change in the wake of police shootings of African-American men and the sniper who killed five white police officers in Dallas this week.
"The system is Broken," Anthony said Friday in an Instagram post. "Point blank period. It has been this way forever.
Martin Luther King marched. Malcolm X rebelled. Muhammad Ali literally fought for US. Our anger should be towards the system. If the system doesn't change we will continue to turn on the TVs and see the same thing. We have to put the pressure on the people in charge in order to get this thing we call JUSTICE right."
Anthony called for professional athletes to take a stand as well.
"There's NO more sitting back and being afraid of tackling and addressing political issues anymore," he wrote. "Those days are long gone. We have to step up and take charge. We can't worry about what endorsements we gonna lose or whose going to look at us crazy. I need your voices to be heard. We can demand change. We just have to be willing to. THE TIME IS NOW. I'M all in."
Wade took a similar position Saturday, two days after the events in Dallas.
"As an athlete and as a person who has this platform, we like to sell things, we like to be on commercials, we like to do all these things," he said. "But when things come up in life I think you have a responsibility as a face of this world, if you believe in something to get behind that."
Wade led an effort in which he and his then-Miami Heat teammates wore hoodies in a team photo in protesting against the killing of unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin in 2012.
"It's awful," Wade said. "It's always been awful. Now because of all these cameras and social media, we're able to see it more. We have to do better. It's going to take certain people to lend their voice, lend their time to do that. I'm happy to say that I have friends that are willing to do that. We'll all get together to see what we can do and we can go from there."
Wade agreed to a free agent contract with the Bulls this week.
http://killedbypolice.net/
snowballing? or are recent numbers the norm? quickly glancing at the numbers comparing yrs past, seems the norm. Don't get it then; if its par for the course, then what's the big deal? ...Call it USA's contribution to population control......is that a problem?
snowballing? or are recent numbers the norm? quickly glancing at the numbers comparing yrs past, seems the norm. Don't get it then; if its par for the course, then what's the big deal? ...Call it USA's contribution to population control......is that a problem?
It is interesting ... Rush Limbaugh can't own a baseball team because of his political beliefs that he shares with a little less than half the country, Curt Schilling cannot have his job at espn because of his political beliefs, specifically one that he shares with roughly half the country regarding people with penises going to the restroom in the men's room.... but support a hate group like BLM and you are just fine.
Getting crazy.
Getting crazy.
