0 registered members (),
168
guests, and 35
spiders. |
Key:
Admin,
Global Mod,
Mod
|
|
Forums21
Topics43,489
Posts1,091,448
Members10,381
|
Most Online1,254 Mar 13th, 2025
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: dixiemafia]
#817621
12/07/14 04:03 PM
12/07/14 04:03 PM
|
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 23,296 Throggs Neck
pizzaboy
The Fuckin Doctor
|
The Fuckin Doctor

Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 23,296
Throggs Neck
|
I'd say the different races get along better here in the South than they do anywhere now. I absolutely agree with this. You've been living with each other for the longest time. It makes sense.
"I got news for you. If it wasn't for the toilet, there would be no books." --- George Costanza.
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: Binnie_Coll]
#832550
03/12/15 03:00 PM
03/12/15 03:00 PM
|
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 868
fergie
Underboss
|
Underboss
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 868
|
I watched footage this morning,5.30am gmt,in which the black tv presenter at the scene got basically mugged and ran away, on camera, by 2 black guys. They then started looking about, dead close up in front of camera, trying to steal all the gear. MLK must be turning in his grave because of these twisted,lazy assholes who are all an embarrassment to ANY civil rights movement. There's too many people like this, TOO MANY, who continually drag down and encourage the majority to believe it's just persicution. An 18mile, circular drive by around fergusson sounds like the answer..start again and get it right
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: fergie]
#832570
03/12/15 04:22 PM
03/12/15 04:22 PM
|
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 23,296 Throggs Neck
pizzaboy
The Fuckin Doctor
|
The Fuckin Doctor

Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 23,296
Throggs Neck
|
I didn't really mean the last comment, before any one starts shooting in their pants, but it needs a serious overhaul No, you had it right the first time, Fergie. I said it in the other thread. Put up an electric fence and leave them to their own devices. It'll take less than a week to prove that Darwin was right about everything. And by that, I'm just speaking of survival of the fittest. Because I firmly believe in God, but that's not relevant to the conversation.
"I got news for you. If it wasn't for the toilet, there would be no books." --- George Costanza.
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: Binnie_Coll]
#832721
03/13/15 10:58 AM
03/13/15 10:58 AM
|
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,841 OC, CA
Faithful1
Underboss
|
Underboss
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,841
OC, CA
|
The cooling off period could be many years, especially if the flames of anger and discontent are continuously being ignited by outside agitators. So far, the President, AG Eric Holder, Al Sharpton and anarchists have not only inflamed tensions but given demonstrators a false narrative to be angry about. Now, even thought the Justice Dept. says that "hands up, don't shoot" never happened, some people are coming with claiming that it doesn't matter if he never said it but that it's a metaphor for police violence. The problem is, there was no unjustified police violence in this case! In the meantime, what are Obama, Holder and Sharpton doing to help put this community back together? Nothing. Holder wants to break up the police department and replace it with outside police, yet the police who were shot were outside police. The agitators don't care about Ferguson police, they don't like ALL police, so outside police agencies won't fix the problem. Besides that, Obama, Holder and Sharpton are doing nothing for all those business owners whose businesses were destroyed and all the jobs that were lost. http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/20...on-tragedy.html
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: Faithful1]
#832729
03/13/15 11:53 AM
03/13/15 11:53 AM
|
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 8,534
IvyLeague
|

Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 8,534
|
The cooling off period could be many years, especially if the flames of anger and discontent are continuously being ignited by outside agitators. So far, the President, AG Eric Holder, Al Sharpton and anarchists have not only inflamed tensions but given demonstrators a false narrative to be angry about. Now, even thought the Justice Dept. says that "hands up, don't shoot" never happened, some people are coming with claiming that it doesn't matter if he never said it but that it's a metaphor for police violence. The problem is, there was no unjustified police violence in this case! In the meantime, what are Obama, Holder and Sharpton doing to help put this community back together? Nothing. Holder wants to break up the police department and replace it with outside police, yet the police who were shot were outside police. The agitators don't care about Ferguson police, they don't like ALL police, so outside police agencies won't fix the problem. Besides that, Obama, Holder and Sharpton are doing nothing for all those business owners whose businesses were destroyed and all the jobs that were lost. http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/20...on-tragedy.html Amen to that. Holder would have loved to pin something on Wilson. He couldn't so he decided to go after everyone else. His BS report about Ferguson has simply made the black protesters (and their elite white and black instigators) feel justified. The irony is, like Charles Barkley said, imagine how bad things would be in those black neighborhoods if it wasn't for the cops. Talk about ingratitude. It's never, ever about owning up to Brown and others in their midst being thugs and criminals. It's always about blaming the white man. This victim mentality, spoon-fed to them by the liberal white elite for years, is the worst enemy of the black community.
Mods should mind their own business and leave poster's profile signatures alone.
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: Binnie_Coll]
#832794
03/13/15 05:19 PM
03/13/15 05:19 PM
|
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 868
fergie
Underboss
|
Underboss
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 868
|
Totally agree footreads, and tax breaks may have been given, but obviously granted on the basis of risk and both parties know the score, so when shit happens, thats it. Life's a bitch.
Now, theres a seperate arguement about the government maintaining some form of infrastructure in communities, but really thats just down to public services which Im sure they fulfill (for free to most I imagine in Fergusson), but subsidising private business indefinetly as a result of crime is nonsense. Again, as an anaolgy, if youre determined to shit in your own house, you need to start cleaning it up at some point
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: fergie]
#832797
03/13/15 05:29 PM
03/13/15 05:29 PM
|
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,841 OC, CA
Faithful1
Underboss
|
Underboss
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,841
OC, CA
|
@ faithfull, the rioters caused the damage to local businesses, no one else. The local community/business owners etc should be working closely with law enforcement to bring those responsible to justice - I would if it was my business.
Surely if you're livelihood had been destroyed by local assholes its the first thing you would do. THATS where it has to start. These are, as the article says, zero % loans. Most property insurance policies wont cover your home for rioting or offer any sort of loan, far less a private business, so they are lucky any funds are being made available (and I appreciate the nightmare they must be going through) but why should the tax payer cover the cost? What about next time, next place? Again, everybody needs to play their part in that particular town, shoulder the blame and make sure it never happens again - and stop screaming about false persecution. Its getting boring.... I read the article. The fact is that the governor's ineptitude let the rioting happen by not providing the National Guard when the mayor asked for it, so in my book the governor has a great deal of responsibility in this. The loans are just too little too late. Footreads's idea of tax breaks is a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done or forget business in Ferguson and the city loses its tax base altogether. If that's the case then PB's idea makes more sense.
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: dixiemafia]
#832803
03/13/15 05:51 PM
03/13/15 05:51 PM
|
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 2,989
getthesenets
Underboss
|
Underboss
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 2,989
|
ok ...directed at some points brought up here, not at anyone
Charles Barkley?Is the same Charles Barkley who was quoted before as saying "that's why I HATE white people" and variations of the same sentiment...is HE the one being quoted now by...... drum roll please........."white people"? What Barkley oversimplified would be like telling people who complain about grievances with the U.S.govt. to go live somewhere with no government or to another country. The 1980s bumper sticker slogan "America, love it or leave it" Is that where we are ? It blatantly misses the point. Those who think the protest in Ferguson is 100% or even 5% street thugs...do you see the clergy out there? You don't think there are taxpayers out there with legitimate grievances about the police force and the justice system?They are expressing THEIR anger over things that are bigger than MB getting shot.They feel that they are channeling their anger in a constructive way by marching and holding banners. Thug element is hiding behind the legitimacy of LEGAL civil disobedience and protest to settle scores and do what they always do(ruin the community for the taxpayers who have to live among them) Until or unless it happens to you, very easy to lump all of those voices together and disregard all of them.
I think the issues and problems in our (Black) communities are more complex than what the leaders are equipped to deal with. African American,Caribbean, continental African alike the religious leaders are the de facto leaders of the community.I've written here before that organized religion and how it's practiced helps and hinders Black people in different ways....mostly hinders.
Obama,Holder, and especially Sharpton have nothing to do with the looting, rioting, or shootings,neither do outside agitators. Since the late 1960s there have been episodes of rioting and looting as a reaction to tensions between Black people and police/judicial system.Things generally turn the ugliest following police being acquitted of charges. The lip service that Obama & Holder paid to the case all along and the token investigation findings and firings seemed to have been done to actually mollify the protesters and to quiet them down. Even in the chaos of high tension protests , the shooting of the officers AFTER the firings/resignations don't make sense or follow the pattern of these types of events.
I read that Sharpton was booed off the stage at funeral service for MB and that the people of Ferguson have made it known that they didn't want him involved, so what he has to do with the violence that took place I will never know.
Same way that thugs co-opted the protests in Ferguson for their own benefit ...many seem to be co-opting the violent and criminal acts by these thugs to to target and blame a whole host of people.
anybody can reply or correct me as I've just come up to speed on the Ferguson story.
|
|
|
Re: ferguson mo. after the verdict.
[Re: Binnie_Coll]
#832816
03/13/15 07:36 PM
03/13/15 07:36 PM
|
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,841 OC, CA
Faithful1
Underboss
|
Underboss
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,841
OC, CA
|
@gets - I'll respond to some of these points that you made: Obama,Holder, and especially Sharpton have nothing to do with the looting, rioting, or shootings,neither do outside agitators. Since the late 1960s there have been episodes of rioting and looting as a reaction to tensions between Black people and police/judicial system.Things generally turn the ugliest following police being acquitted of charges. The lip service that Obama & Holder paid to the case all along and the token investigation findings and firings seemed to have been done to actually mollify the protesters and to quiet them down. Even in the chaos of high tension protests , the shooting of the officers AFTER the firings/resignations don't make sense or follow the pattern of these types of events.
I read that Sharpton was booed off the stage at funeral service for MB and that the people of Ferguson have made it known that they didn't want him involved, so what he has to do with the violence that took place I will never know.
Same way that thugs co-opted the protests in Ferguson for their own benefit ...many seem to be co-opting the violent and criminal acts by these thugs to to target and blame a whole host of people. Actually Obama, Holder and Sharpton do have much to do with it. I watched the events of Ferguson from the beginning and have relatives in St. Louis. The three of them helped spread misinformation and made pre-emptive judgments on the police in Ferguson in general and Officer Darren Wilson in particular. They helped create the particular mindset that exists in Ferguson today. The article that I cited from the Daily Beast (a liberal/left publication) explains why: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/20...on-tragedy.htmlOutside agitators also did make a difference. There were anarchists, many of whom participated at one of the recent G7 conferences where protestors engaged in vandalism and property damage. They actually trained many of the protestors in left-wing agitation. This helps to explain why as time progressed the protesting became more and more Marxist. You can read the anti-police rhetoric on this anarchist website, for example: http://anarchistnews.org/tags/fergusonCNN also discussed anarchists in Ferguson: http://cdn.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/20...-Causing-UnrestThis site links the funding for the anarchists to a left-wing millionaire named Jack Dorsey: http://www.the-spearhead.com/2014/08/18/who-are-the-anarchists-in-ferguson-and-whos-funding-them/The Huffington Post mentioned that the New Black Panthers came in from outside Ferguson: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/18/ferguson-protests_n_5689963.html
|
|
|
|