Quiet quislings

[RUlookingup]

All quiet along the quisling front. Trump has been saying for months that something like this could happen and all the quislings want are your guns? Hmmm

 

[someoneyouknow]

People keep saying if people carried guns this would never happen.

Perhaps the three police officers on the scene should have heeded the message.

 

[domroger]

What a twisted little mind you have .
A right winger accusing left wingers being right wing traitors .

 

[NOIRTRASH]

People keep saying if people carried guns this would never happen.

Perhaps the three police officers on the scene should have heeded the message.

Cops are scared to use their weapons. They endure hell if a nigger or drunk assaults them with fists and no weapon is used, so a weapon is a last resort. No decent cop wants to invite the liberal democrat persecution.

 

[Boxlicker101]

Cops are scared to use their weapons. They endure hell if a nigger or drunk assaults them with fists and no weapon is used, so a weapon is a last resort. No decent cop wants to invite the liberal democrat persecution.

They would have no qualms about shooting a white drunk who assaults them, but would be averse to shooting a black one.

 

[RUlookingup]

They would have no qualms about shooting a white drunk who assaults them, but would be averse to shooting a black one.

I really don't care how you slice it, as long as we agree there are quislings among us. As Chesty once said, "They are on our left, they are on our right, they are in front of us, they are behind us. They can't get away this time". The jig is up.

 

[JackLuis]

There are Quislings and then there are Quislings.

http://en.abna24.com/cache/image/2016/06/14/380990cff72b3cea8c8e1b722013fa99.jpg

 

[Sean Renaud]

They would have no qualms about shooting a white drunk who assaults them, but would be averse to shooting a black one.

Stats suggest otherwise.

 

[RUlookingup]

Stats can say anything you want them to say.

 

[Sean Renaud]

True, but at that point we're simply choosing to ignore facts.

 

[Boxlicker101]

Originally Posted by Boxlicker101 View Post

They would have no qualms about shooting a white drunk who assaults them, but would be averse to shooting a black one.

Stats suggest otherwise.

What stats are those? Can you tell me the name of a white man who was killed by cops in the last few years? In such a case, were the cops accused of murder and did they need to defend their actions in court? Was there rioting in the streets because of the killings?

 

[Sean Renaud]

What stats are those? Can you tell me the name of a white man who was killed by cops in the last few years? In such a case, were the cops accused of murder and did they need to defend their actions in court? Was there rioting in the streets because of the killings?

Why is quoting so fucking hard for you?!

Not off the top of my head I can't, but I could look it up. One happened not to far from where I live. And the cops were not accused of murder because cops. I think they did eventually go to court I didn't follow the case in detail. No there was no rioting over it. Which has nothing to do with the point that was being made.

 

[Boxlicker101]

Why is quoting so fucking hard for you?!

Not off the top of my head I can't, but I could look it up. One happened not to far from where I live. And the cops were not accused of murder because cops. I think they did eventually go to court I didn't follow the case in detail. No there was no rioting over it. Which has nothing to do with the point that was being made.

The point being made - by me, at least - is that the cops are held to account for killing a black person, but not when they kill a white person. There is frequently a huge uproar, with even the POTUS getting involved, when the cops kill a black person, but the death of a white person is of no consequence, except sometimes in the area where it happened. And your post is proof of that.

I am sure you have heard of Mike Brown, which shooting happened, probably, far from where you live, but you can't remember any details of the killing of a white person near where you are.

What's wrong with the way I quote? I sometimes include background, which not everybody does.

 

[Sean Renaud]

The point being made - by me, at least - is that the cops are held to account for killing a black person, but not when they kill a white person. There is frequently a huge uproar, with even the POTUS getting involved, when the cops kill a black person, but the death of a white person is of no consequence, except sometimes in the area where it happened. And your post is proof of that.

I am sure you have heard of Mike Brown, which shooting happened, probably, far from where you live, but you can't remember any details of the killing of a white person near where you are.

What's wrong with the way I quote? I sometimes include background, which not everybody does.

Because they often are not held to account when they kill a black person. Yes, I have heard of Mike Brown, that one was HUGE but that's the only one I can recall by name. I don't remember the name of the guy who got shot in the back though while running.

When they shoot white guys questions get answered. That is the difference you understand. Not to mention a litany of other things.

 

[Boxlicker101]

Because they often are not held to account when they kill a black person. Yes, I have heard of Mike Brown, that one was HUGE but that's the only one I can recall by name. I don't remember the name of the guy who got shot in the back though while running.

When they shoot white guys questions get answered. That is the difference you understand. Not to mention a litany of other things.

There is an inquiry when anybody gets killed by the police, although I will admit it is sometimes a whitewash. However, can you tell me when a grand jury was called for the shooting of a white person by an on-duty peace officer? How often do the POTUS and AG get involved? How often is there rioting and violence and coverage by major newspapers? Why is Mike Brown such a big deal? He was neither more nor less than an 18 year old thug.

 

[JackLuis]

There is an inquiry when anybody gets killed by the police, although I will admit it is sometimes a whitewash. However, can you tell me when a grand jury was called for the shooting of a white person by an on-duty peace officer? How often do the POTUS and AG get involved? How often is there rioting and violence and coverage by major newspapers? Why is Mike Brown such a big deal? He was neither more nor less than an 18 year old thug.

There was a case in Nevada county , or maybe Placer county where a deputy was chasing a guy for speeding, the guy crashed his car, the cop pulled up and advanced on the car with his gun drawn. The guy pops up out of the car to crawl out the window and the copper just shot him. Boom! like that, one second the guy was popping his head up and the next his brains were flying around.

Of course there was an inquiry, for about forty seconds, and the cop was declared to be cleared. The press didn't pursue the case, even though the cop cam showed that there was no reason to believe that guy was any threat to anyone. That there was no reason for the cop to have pulled his gun or shot the guy.

Deputy Dog had some lame assed excuse and is still on duty protecting the people from rabid speeders.

 

[Boxlicker101]

There was a case in Nevada county , or maybe Placer county where a deputy was chasing a guy for speeding, the guy crashed his car, the cop pulled up and advanced on the car with his gun drawn. The guy pops up out of the car to crawl out the window and the copper just shot him. Boom! like that, one second the guy was popping his head up and the next his brains were flying around.

Of course there was an inquiry, for about forty seconds, and the cop was declared to be cleared. The press didn't pursue the case, even though the cop cam showed that there was no reason to believe that guy was any threat to anyone. That there was no reason for the cop to have pulled his gun or shot the guy.

Deputy Dog had some lame assed excuse and is still on duty protecting the people from rabid speeders.

Is this what you are referencing? http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/24/us/california-officers-shot/index.html

It happened in Placer Co., but is nothing like what you described.

 

[Sean Renaud]

There is an inquiry when anybody gets killed by the police, although I will admit it is sometimes a whitewash. However, can you tell me when a grand jury was called for the shooting of a white person by an on-duty peace officer? How often do the POTUS and AG get involved? How often is there rioting and violence and coverage by major newspapers? Why is Mike Brown such a big deal? He was neither more nor less than an 18 year old thug.

An inquiry is a strong term for it. That guy in Florida a few years back wasn't even a cop and nobody cared until after the outrage. this guy got justice right way. And he wasn't even shot or killed!

There isn't rioting or violence. As for Mike Brown he could have been the leader of Al Qaeda and ISIS at the same time and it wouldn't make what happened to him any less wrong but the fact that you and millions of others pretend it does matter is why we can't shut up and let this gol

 

[Hard_Rom]

http://www.torontosun.com/2016/01/25/forcillo-joins-short-list-of-ontario-cops

Toronto Police Const. James Forcillo is the first officer in Ontario ever to be found guilty of attempted murder.

Forcillo is also the 11th police officer in Ontario to be charged with second-degree murder or manslaughter since the 1990 inception of the Special Investigations Unit, which looks into deaths, injuries or allegations of sexual assault involving police. Until Monday, all of the officers had been acquitted

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/james-forcillo-verdict-1.3414974

A jury has found Toronto police Const. James Forcillo guilty of attempted murder in the 2013 shooting death of Sammy Yatim. Forcillo faced two charges related to the shooting death of 18-year-old Yatim on a streetcar in 2013, but was found not-guilty of second-degree murder.

The jury believed Forcillo was justified in firing the first three shots at Yatim, but not the second round of shots, and hence was guilty of attempted murder.

 

[JackLuis]

Is this what you are referencing? http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/24/us/california-officers-shot/index.html

It happened in Placer Co., but is nothing like what you described.

Well that's because it was not the same case. Why did you bring that up and try to tie it to the case I described?

 

[Boxlicker101]

Well that's because it was not the same case. Why did you bring that up and try to tie it to the case I described?

Because it involved a deputy sheriff and happened in Placer Co., CA, which is a small place, in terms of population. When I googled, there was nothing about a shooting by a deputy in either Nevada County or Placer County.

 

[JackLuis]

Because it involved a deputy sheriff and happened in Placer Co., CA, which is a small place, in terms of population. When I googled, there was nothing about a shooting by a deputy in either Nevada County or Placer County.

Check the Your Helpful Police thread, I'm pretty sure I put it in there and you can watch the video.

 

[Boxlicker101]

Check the Your Helpful Police thread, I'm pretty sure I put it in there and you can watch the video.

If you put it there, it was a long time ago, and I'm not going to dig through 300+ posts to find it.

 

[JackLuis]

If you put it there, it was a long time ago, and I'm not going to dig through 300+ posts to find it.

Well, you could just read my Spreading Seeds Saga, it's a lot more interesting and has pussy licking in it.