I don't think it's a gap of understanding. We have race baiters in the black community and a guilty white liberal media that wants to paint this kid into a choir boy that was gunned down by the Klan in broad daylight. They carefully hide this boy's true character so they can use this incident to defame and trash white people. The same way they did it with the Treyvon case. You know it is wrong and you know it only fans the flame of this "information gap" you are speaking of

It's common knowledge that blacks commit the most murders. It's common knowledge that 91 percent of black murders are committed by other blacks. It's seems that many in the black community want the cops to give blacks a pass because of our checkered history.

These people will not accept any verdict but guilty for this cop, and if a court finds him innocent, they will riot again....blaming it on white racism.

(08-24-2014 10:49 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  I don't think it's a gap of understanding. We have race baiters in the black community and a guilty white liberal media that wants to paint this kid into a choir boy that was gunned down by the Klan in broad daylight. They carefully hide this boy's true character so they can use this incident to defame and trash white people. The same way they did it with the Treyvon case. You know it is wrong and you know it only fans the flame of this "information gap" you are speaking of

It's common knowledge that blacks commit the most murders. It's common knowledge that 91 percent of black murders are committed by other blacks. It's seems that many in the black community want the cops to give blacks a pass because of our checkered history.

These people will not accept any verdict but guilty for this cop, and if a court finds him innocent, they will riot again....blaming it on white racism.

Thinking of us as a community is the most poisonous of things facing us today.

Okla.

I do believe certain media outlets try to show Mike Brown in the most favorable light. The picture that shows him in his early teens is an example.


What I am trying to get you to see is that the color of one's pigment is the side factor here. When you really look at it. It's poverty. The socio economic factors is what is driving this. It was Mike Brown's motivation. If that cop was in a rich suburb he's not killing that kid.

We need to look at this stuff for what it is.

(08-24-2014 11:05 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 10:49 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  I don't think it's a gap of understanding. We have race baiters in the black community and a guilty white liberal media that wants to paint this kid into a choir boy that was gunned down by the Klan in broad daylight. They carefully hide this boy's true character so they can use this incident to defame and trash white people. The same way they did it with the Treyvon case. You know it is wrong and you know it only fans the flame of this "information gap" you are speaking of

It's common knowledge that blacks commit the most murders. It's common knowledge that 91 percent of black murders are committed by other blacks. It's seems that many in the black community want the cops to give blacks a pass because of our checkered history.

These people will not accept any verdict but guilty for this cop, and if a court finds him innocent, they will riot again....blaming it on white racism.

Thinking of us as a community is the most poisonous of things facing us today.

kinda like how racism is advertised as problem that is exclusive to whites. Must be our white privilege.

(08-24-2014 11:05 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 10:49 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  I don't think it's a gap of understanding. We have race baiters in the black community and a guilty white liberal media that wants to paint this kid into a choir boy that was gunned down by the Klan in broad daylight. They carefully hide this boy's true character so they can use this incident to defame and trash white people. The same way they did it with the Treyvon case. You know it is wrong and you know it only fans the flame of this "information gap" you are speaking of

It's common knowledge that blacks commit the most murders. It's common knowledge that 91 percent of black murders are committed by other blacks. It's seems that many in the black community want the cops to give blacks a pass because of our checkered history.

These people will not accept any verdict but guilty for this cop, and if a court finds him innocent, they will riot again....blaming it on white racism.

Thinking of us as a community is the most poisonous of things facing us today.

Any group within a democracy that votes 90% for a particular party can be considered a community.

(08-24-2014 11:06 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Okla.

I do believe certain media outlets try to show Mike Brown in the most favorable light. The picture that shows him in his early teens is an example.


What I am trying to get you to see is that the color of one's pigment is the side factor here. When you really look at it. It's poverty. The socio economic factors is what is driving this. It was Mike Brown's motivation. If that cop was in a rich suburb he's not killing that kid.

We need to look at this stuff for what it is.

that's fine, but none of that is an excuse to conduct yourself like a criminal.

(08-24-2014 11:10 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 11:05 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 10:49 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  I don't think it's a gap of understanding. We have race baiters in the black community and a guilty white liberal media that wants to paint this kid into a choir boy that was gunned down by the Klan in broad daylight. They carefully hide this boy's true character so they can use this incident to defame and trash white people. The same way they did it with the Treyvon case. You know it is wrong and you know it only fans the flame of this "information gap" you are speaking of

It's common knowledge that blacks commit the most murders. It's common knowledge that 91 percent of black murders are committed by other blacks. It's seems that many in the black community want the cops to give blacks a pass because of our checkered history.

These people will not accept any verdict but guilty for this cop, and if a court finds him innocent, they will riot again....blaming it on white racism.

Thinking of us as a community is the most poisonous of things facing us today.

kinda like how racism is advertised as problem that is exclusive to whites. Must be our white privilege.

And it shouldn't be, but that isn't as poisonous at the end of the day.

(08-24-2014 11:10 AM)wahoowa Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 11:05 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 10:49 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  I don't think it's a gap of understanding. We have race baiters in the black community and a guilty white liberal media that wants to paint this kid into a choir boy that was gunned down by the Klan in broad daylight. They carefully hide this boy's true character so they can use this incident to defame and trash white people. The same way they did it with the Treyvon case. You know it is wrong and you know it only fans the flame of this "information gap" you are speaking of

It's common knowledge that blacks commit the most murders. It's common knowledge that 91 percent of black murders are committed by other blacks. It's seems that many in the black community want the cops to give blacks a pass because of our checkered history.

These people will not accept any verdict but guilty for this cop, and if a court finds him innocent, they will riot again....blaming it on white racism.

Thinking of us as a community is the most poisonous of things facing us today.

Any group within a democracy that votes 90% for a particular party can be considered a community.

You do realize that voting takes up around 2/1461 days every 4 years. Do you mean to tell me that a few minutes out of 2 days in a period of 1461 defines an entire group of people? Nothing else in life matters?

If we could start looking at this stuff for what it is I think we could start repairing the divide. When the race hucksters from both sides start up it poisons the well.

(08-24-2014 11:11 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 11:10 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 11:05 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 10:49 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  I don't think it's a gap of understanding. We have race baiters in the black community and a guilty white liberal media that wants to paint this kid into a choir boy that was gunned down by the Klan in broad daylight. They carefully hide this boy's true character so they can use this incident to defame and trash white people. The same way they did it with the Treyvon case. You know it is wrong and you know it only fans the flame of this "information gap" you are speaking of

It's common knowledge that blacks commit the most murders. It's common knowledge that 91 percent of black murders are committed by other blacks. It's seems that many in the black community want the cops to give blacks a pass because of our checkered history.

These people will not accept any verdict but guilty for this cop, and if a court finds him innocent, they will riot again....blaming it on white racism.

Thinking of us as a community is the most poisonous of things facing us today.

kinda like how racism is advertised as problem that is exclusive to whites. Must be our white privilege.

And it shouldn't be, but that isn't as poisonous at the end of the day.

then you should be outraged at those who think this was a issue of racism.

I'm going to let the justice system handle this incident....but...It is becoming clear that Brown was not the Boy Scout that he was portrayed in the beginning.

(08-24-2014 11:17 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 11:11 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 11:10 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 11:05 AM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 10:49 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  I don't think it's a gap of understanding. We have race baiters in the black community and a guilty white liberal media that wants to paint this kid into a choir boy that was gunned down by the Klan in broad daylight. They carefully hide this boy's true character so they can use this incident to defame and trash white people. The same way they did it with the Treyvon case. You know it is wrong and you know it only fans the flame of this "information gap" you are speaking of

It's common knowledge that blacks commit the most murders. It's common knowledge that 91 percent of black murders are committed by other blacks. It's seems that many in the black community want the cops to give blacks a pass because of our checkered history.

These people will not accept any verdict but guilty for this cop, and if a court finds him innocent, they will riot again....blaming it on white racism.

Thinking of us as a community is the most poisonous of things facing us today.

kinda like how racism is advertised as problem that is exclusive to whites. Must be our white privilege.

And it shouldn't be, but that isn't as poisonous at the end of the day.

then you should be outraged at those who think this was a issue of racism.

I'm not going to be outraged at how other people feel in this situation. I'm angry at what they do.

(08-24-2014 11:06 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Okla.

I do believe certain media outlets try to show Mike Brown in the most favorable light. The picture that shows him in his early teens is an example.


What I am trying to get you to see is that the color of one's pigment is the side factor here. When you really look at it. It's poverty. The socio economic factors is what is driving this. It was Mike Brown's motivation. If that cop was in a rich suburb he's not killing that kid.

We need to look at this stuff for what it is.

If that cop was in a rich suburb, the man (18 yr old) would not have strongarm robbed a convenience store and assaulted an officer.

What I have come to realize after this shooting is the police have an incredibly hard job. Losing one's job would be punishment enough. I don't think the guy should go to prison under any circumstances. He didn't start out the day looking to kill the guy. If he made a mistake Brown's family should sue him in a civil court. We need the temperature to cool down on both sides of this.

If that cop was in a rich suburb, the man (18 yr old) would not have strongarm robbed a convenience store and assaulted an officer.


I agree. He wouldn't have needed to. He would have reached down in his pocket and paid for it.

(08-24-2014 11:40 AM)pharaoh0 Wrote:  

(08-24-2014 11:06 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Okla.

I do believe certain media outlets try to show Mike Brown in the most favorable light. The picture that shows him in his early teens is an example.


What I am trying to get you to see is that the color of one's pigment is the side factor here. When you really look at it. It's poverty. The socio economic factors is what is driving this. It was Mike Brown's motivation. If that cop was in a rich suburb he's not killing that kid.

We need to look at this stuff for what it is.

If that cop was in a rich suburb, the man (18 yr old) would not have strongarm robbed a convenience store and assaulted an officer.

This

Now, let's acknowledge that the racism charge is one sided and most often bogus.

(08-24-2014 11:42 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  What I have come to realize after this shooting is the police have an incredibly hard job. Losing one's job would be punishment enough. I don't think the guy should go to prison under any circumstances. He didn't start out the day looking to kill the guy. If he made a mistake Brown's family should sue him in a civil court. We need the temperature to cool down on both sides of this.

AGREED! I thought the outing of more evidence and information about Mike Brown would give people an excuse to start backing up and allowing the process to happen. So far, not so much.

hmmm, I only see one side that is throwing gas on the situation.

(08-24-2014 11:43 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  If that cop was in a rich suburb, the man (18 yr old) would not have strongarm robbed a convenience store and assaulted an officer.


I agree. He wouldn't have needed to. He would have reached down in his pocket and paid for it.

He also would be walking down the sidewalk...not in the middle of the fcking street.