Riots and Looting...the best way to get "Justice"

[SMS]

Vigorous prosecution? Man, he didn't just throw officer Wilson under the bus...he parked a dump truck on top of him afterwards.

Dick.

 

[Foghorn]

Thx spata... that guy is an irresponsible ass.

 

[farmerbyron]

Vigorous prosecution? Man, he didn't just throw officer Wilson under the bus...he parked a dump truck on top of him afterwards.

Dick.

No kidding. Being a police officer is a job that keeps getting $hittier and $hittier all the time. Makes a fella wonder why they do it at all.

 

[elwoodtrix]

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...

I know, in some crazy way it does makes sense if you are in that situation.

 

[Shadowrider]

No kidding. Being a police officer is a job that keeps getting $hittier and $hittier all the time. Makes a fella wonder why they do it at all.

Mark Furman was just on Fox and said that he had no idea why anybody would want to become a cop today. He has a valid point.

 

[Glocktogo]

Second, a vigorous prosecution must now be pursued.

Wow. In my life I've never heard a more irresponsible statement by a sitting governor. It is 100% not his place to say that. He just killed any possibility of a fair an impartial investigation of the shooting.

He repeatedly called for "justice" for the Brown family. What if it turns out that justice for the Brown family is that they raised a young man who lawfully forfeited his life due to his criminal acts? What if the shooting was justified? Did this governor even hold out the possibility of that?

I expected this officer to get railroaded, but to call for it on national TV? I hope he gets the best lawyer in the country and makes them eat this.