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Maybe he has access to all the info? So now its a trial of publicity.
This is more disturbing
"Second, a vigorous prosecution must now be pursued.
The democratically elected St. Louis County prosecutor and the Attorney General of the United States, each have a job to do. Their obligation to achieve justice in the shooting death of Michael Brown must be carried out thoroughly, promptly, and correctly; and I call upon them to meet those expectations."
That's the Missouri Governor.
Yep.
Exactly. This is not a prosecution, it is an investigation. The prosecution begins after the subject has been indicted.
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Nixon just set up the next wave of chaos. IF and I say IF there is no evidence that the officer was in the wrong, then there will be no indictment and no trial, which would light off the powder keg once again. That was a really poor statement, unless he knows for a fact that the evidence says otherwise and that the officer was in the wrong.
Personally, I don't care, it will shake itself out, but this situation exposed some underlying issues that we all knew were there, but now we get to see it.
This whole thing with the peaceful protestors getting guns pointed at their faces felt a lot like Tiananmen Square.
Personally, I don't care, it will shake itself out, but this situation exposed some underlying issues that we all knew were there, but now we get to see it.
This whole thing with the peaceful protestors getting guns pointed at their faces felt a lot like Tiananmen Square.
remember this
great movie BTW
great movie BTW
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That governor should be removed from office. That's the most blatantly irresponsible statement I ever recall seeing from a public official. His pandering makes me want to puke.
I just saw a young black man who was protesting interviewed on live TV and he was asked "what is it you want"? His reply was that he wanted the officer arrested and tried, he could prove his innocence after that. That's paraphrased but it's close enough. This leads me to conclude that they are completely A-OK with guilty until proven innocent. So be it, they need to start arresting those "protesters" and charging them, they can just prove their innocence in court.
The governor's statement only perpetuates this ******** and he's obviously pandering for the black vote. This is why I detest democrats, they have no respect for our rule of law, our system, or our country whatsoever, they just want to get elected and hold on to power and they could care less who is hurt (the officer and his family in this case) or what the cost is (the property owners who have been looted and burned).
I just saw a young black man who was protesting interviewed on live TV and he was asked "what is it you want"? His reply was that he wanted the officer arrested and tried, he could prove his innocence after that. That's paraphrased but it's close enough. This leads me to conclude that they are completely A-OK with guilty until proven innocent. So be it, they need to start arresting those "protesters" and charging them, they can just prove their innocence in court.
The governor's statement only perpetuates this ******** and he's obviously pandering for the black vote. This is why I detest democrats, they have no respect for our rule of law, our system, or our country whatsoever, they just want to get elected and hold on to power and they could care less who is hurt (the officer and his family in this case) or what the cost is (the property owners who have been looted and burned).
I'm not sure if your quoting the neo-Nazi ramblings as portrayed Norton is really the best example of level-headed conversation on a pro-2A message board.
It is a good movie, but yea. Unless you example here is to show that some of our members are as naive and consumed with hate as Derek was in the film. If that's it, carry on...
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