Police Kill Unarmed Teen In Ferguson, Missouri

[blco02]

You already outed yourself. Don't try to come off as unbiased now

Outed myself? In that case you've outed yourself too as someone who can't have an intelligent conversation without claiming racism.

Any comments on the video? Oreilly basically said that the rioters did more harm than good. Then he provided some government statistics:

In 2012, 123 blacks were killed by police with a gun. In the same year 326 whites were killed by police with a gun. Police killings of blacks are down 70% in the last 50 years.

In 2013, blacks committed 5,375 murders. In 2013, whites committed 4,396 murders. Whites are 63% of the population, blacks are 13%.


Of course any killing is a bad thing and we all wish there were 0 police killings. But it just seems that this "black people are being hunted down" narrative is being blown a little out of proportion.

 

[nako xl]

In 1997, McCulloch used a grand jury subpoena to identify a whistleblower who contacted the FBI and reported what he said was improper behavior by a member of then St. Louis County Executive George “Buzz” Westfall’s cabinet. The whistleblower was Russ Signorino, then an employee of the St. Louis County Economic Council. He sent an anonymous fax to the media from a Kinko’s store in Creve Coeur.

Without telling the grand jury what he was doing, McCulloch gave the subpoena to the St. Louis County police, who used it to obtain a video recording from Kinko’s showing who sent the fax. After he was identified, Signorino was forced to quit his county job.

McCulloch at first claimed that he had issued the grand jury subpoena because the fax contained a “threat.”

He later admitted that there never had been any threat and conceded that no crime was involved. He denied that he had abused the grand jury process to identity a whistleblower who was acting lawfully.

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[don ramon]

 

nope.

 

[gwap]

Lol. He's trying to argue that there is No problem between law enforcement and the black population. Dude doesn't even know how to pick subjects worth debating.

 

[blco02]

Lol. He's trying to argue that there is No problem between law enforcement and the black population. Dude doesn't even know how to pick subjects worth debating.

I said its blown out of proportion. Not that it doesn't exist. Care to dispute the figures I posted?

 

[hand2handking]

Cmon. Let's only post real and legitamate things in this thread.hand2hand you are Race baiting with that fake document and you know it.

didnt know it was fake it says legit at the top

but is it a fact missouri never did this? 

 

[hermoon]

 

You already outed yourself. Don't try to come off as unbiased now

Outed myself? In that case you've outed yourself too as someone who can't have an intelligent conversation without claiming racism.

Any comments on the video? Oreilly basically said that the rioters did more harm than good. Then he provided some government statistics:

In 2012, 123 blacks were killed by police with a gun. In the same year 326 whites were killed by police with a gun. Police killings of blacks are down 70% in the last 50 years.

In 2013, blacks committed 5,375 murders. In 2013, whites committed 4,396 murders. Whites are 63% of the population, blacks are 13%.


Of course any killing is a bad thing and we all wish there were 0 police killings. But it just seems that this "black people are being hunted down" narrative is being blown a little out of proportion.

 

Lol. He's trying to argue that there is No problem between law enforcement and the black population. Dude doesn't even know how to pick subjects worth debating.

I said its blown out of proportion. Not that it doesn't exist. Care to dispute the figures I posted?

courtesy of @Fontaine: http://niketalk.com/t/609274/some-q...d-black-on-black-crime-vol-stop-trollin-famb/

 

[nako xl]

 

Cmon. Let's only post real and legitamate things in this thread.hand2hand you are Race baiting with that fake document and you know it.

didnt know it was fake it says legit at the top

but is it a fact missouri never did this? 

The date says "20__" ... Clearly fake mang.

 

[chandler6008]

Outed myself? In that case you've outed yourself too as someone who can't have an intelligent conversation without claiming racism.

Any comments on the video? Oreilly basically said that the rioters did more harm than good. Then he provided some government statistics:

In 2012, 123 blacks were killed by police with a gun. In the same year 326 whites were killed by police with a gun. Police killings of blacks are down 70% in the last 50 years.

In 2013, blacks committed 5,375 murders. In 2013, whites committed 4,396 murders. Whites are 63% of the population, blacks are 13%.


Of course any killing is a bad thing and we all wish there were 0 police killings. But it just seems that this "black people are being hunted down" narrative is being blown a little out of proportion.

123/44.5m = 2.76%

326/245m = 1.33 % , i took out the exponents , but from his own numbers you can see blacks get killed by police at almost double the rate. You notice how he leaves out the total population of whites in the us after reading the 326 number . But this could be from many different factors , but just from the numbers you can see why people believe they are being targeted more , and technically there not wrong

 

[gwap]

didnt know it was fake it says legit at the top

but is it a fact missouri never did this? 

you need to do research on What you post before you post it. It makes anything you bring up less believable now.

 

[blco02]

didnt know it was fake it says legit at the top

but is it a fact missouri never did this? 

You mean this guy has been insulting me thoughout the whole thread but yet he believes anything he reads on the Internet as long as it says it's legit

 

[hand2handking]

 

didnt know it was fake it says legit at the top

but is it a fact missouri never did this? 

you need to do research on What you post before you post it. It makes anything you bring up less believable now.

 

didnt know it was fake it says legit at the top

but is it a fact missouri never did this? 

You mean this guy has been insulting me thoughout the whole thread but yet he believes anything he reads on the Internet as long as it says it's legit 

 

 

[gwap]

Bruh... You posted a ****** hunting slip dated for the 2000's thinking it was real. I really can't consider you a critical thinker at this point.

 

[blco02]

Bruh... You posted a ****** hunting slip dated for the 2000's thinking it was real. I really can't consider you a critical thinker at this point.

Something we can all agree on.

 

[hand2handking]

 

[gwap]

I feel Sorry for you and your Facebook network.

 

[hand2handking]

k.

 

[Betonblck]

We know nobody needed a hunting license, they just went out and lynched us.

Could you imagine the uproar if the government took away the rights of whites to lynch black people back in those days by requiring hunting licenses?

 

[gwap]

His Facebook network is probably eating it up. Planning a sit in at the waffle house to protest the hunting permit.

 

[hand2handking]

We know nobody needed a hunting license, they just went out and lynched us.

Could you imagine the uproar if the government took away the rights of whites to lynch black people back in those days by requiring hunting licenses?

touche 

His Facebook network is probably eating it up. Planning a sit in at the waffle house to protest the hunting permit.

thats me in the yellow 

 

[gwap]

I knew it

 

[dreamer23]

St. Louis County police, Rams spar over reported apology

The St. Louis Police Officers Association was furious, saying the players "chose to ignore the mountains of evidence released from the St. Louis County Grand Jury" after the jurors decided not to indict former Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson.

A Rams official spoke with police Monday. And that's when the he-said, he-said started.

St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar sent an e-mail to his staff saying the Rams' chief operating officer called him Monday to apologize.

"I received a very nice call this morning from Mr. Kevin Demoff of the St. Louis Rams who wanted to take the opportunity to apologize to our department on behalf of the Rams for the "Hands Up" gesture that some players took the field with yesterday," Belmar wrote in the e-mail, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

But the Rams said that's just not true.

"We did not apologize," Rams spokesman Artis Twyman told CNN.
The team issued a statement saying the organization had "positive discussions" Monday with Belmar and other police officials "during which we expressed our respect for their concerns surrounding yesterday's game."


"Apology: 'expression of regret for not being able to do something" @kdemoff: "I regretted any offense their officers may have taken,'" St. Louis County Police tweeted Monday night.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/02/us/ferguson-nfl-st-louis-rams/

The police still lying...

 

[bravo]

Outed myself? In that case you've outed yourself too as someone who can't have an intelligent conversation without claiming racism.

Any comments on the video? Oreilly basically said that the rioters did more harm than good. Then he provided some government statistics:

In 2012, 123 blacks were killed by police with a gun. In the same year 326 whites were killed by police with a gun. Police killings of blacks are down 70% in the last 50 years.

In 2013, blacks committed 5,375 murders. In 2013, whites committed 4,396 murders. Whites are 63% of the population, blacks are 13%.


Of course any killing is a bad thing and we all wish there were 0 police killings. But it just seems that this "black people are being hunted down" narrative is being blown a little out of proportion.

 

[hermoon]

[h1]FORMER COP WHO CALLED FOR NFL TO DISCIPLINE PLAYERS FOR FERGUSON SOLIDARITY HAS PAST OF LYING TO PROTECT CROOKED COPS[/h1]
Jeff Roorda was reprimanded in 1997 for filing a false police report to cover up for another officer.

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St. Louis Police Officer Association Business Manager Jeff Roorda.
Photo Credit: YouTube

December 1, 2014   |   

 

 

A member of the St. Louis Police Officers Association (SLPOA) -- which demanded yesterday that the NFL discipline five players who marched onto the field at the opening of a game to show support for the Ferguson protestors -- was reprimanded and later fired from a Missouri police department for lying to cover up for another officer.

At the opening of yesterday’s game in St. Louis, Rams players Stedman Bailey, Tavon Austin, Jared Cook, Chris Givens, and Kenny Britt stood together on the field with their arms above their heads, displaying the “hands up, don’t shoot” gesture of protestors in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson. The town has experienced days of unrest following the grand jury decision not to indict the white police officer who fatally shot unarmed black teenager Michael Brown.

Shortly after the game, SLPOA business manager Jeff Roorda issued a statement asking for the NFL and the Rams to discipline the five players and compel them to make a public apology.

Roorda said: "Now that the evidence is in and Officer Wilson's account has been verified by physical and ballistic evidence as well as eyewitness testimony, which led the grand jury to conclude that no probable cause existed that Wilson engaged in any wrongdoing, it is unthinkable that hometown athletes would so publicly perpetuate a narrative that has been disproven over-and-over again."

According to court documents, Roorda was fired from the Arnold, Missouri police department, where he served as a police officer for 11 years, for misconduct after having been reprimanded years earlier for lying in a police report. According to the documents, Roorda filed false statements in a police report about a suspect's arrest, in order to cover up for another officer. As a result of the false report, all charges against the defendant were dropped. Roorda was then fired after falsely accusing other officers of threatening and abusing him, according to the court documents.

Roorda served briefly as the police chief in Kimmswick, Missouri before he was elected to the state's House of Representatives. As an elected official, Roorda introduced legislation that would prevent the public from obtaining records and documents containing the name of an officer involved in a shooting, unless the officer was charged with a crime.

As the business manager for SLPOA, Roorda resisted attempts to equip police officers with dash and body cameras. He was also behind a fundraiser that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for Darren Wilson, the officer who shot Michael Brown. Wilson recently resigned from the Ferguson Police Department.

In a statement condemning the gesture by the NFL players, SLPOA said:

"The St. Louis Police Officers Association is profoundly disappointed with the members of the St. Louis Rams football team who chose to ignore the mountains of evidence released from the St. Louis County Grand Jury this week and engage in a display that police officers around the nation found tasteless, offensive and inflammatory."

However, demonstrators in Ferguson and around the country have criticized the evidence presented to the grand jury and question the way police and prosecutors investigated and tried the case.

On Saturday, MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell reported that the St. Louis assistant prosecuting attorney handed the grand jury a 1979 Missouri statute that justified the use of force if a suspect was attempting to flee from police. The statute was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 1985.

O’Donnell said of the mistake by the prosecution:

"She was handing them something that had not been the law in Missouri during her entire legal career. But it was very helpful to officer Darren Wilson that the assistant district attorney handed the grand jury an old, unconstitutional law, which said incorrectly that it is legal to shoot fleeing suspects simply because they are fleeing. By handing the grand jury that unconstitutional law, the assistant district attorney dramatically lowered the standard by which Darren Wilson could be judged."

 

[fontaine]

123/44.5m = 2.76%
326/245m = 1.33 % , i took out the exponents , but from his own numbers you can see blacks get killed by police at almost double the rate. You notice how he leaves out the total population of whites in the us after reading the 326 number . But this could be from many different factors , but just from the numbers you can see why people believe they are being targeted more , and technically there not wrong

got eem... Lol

And to cap it off... Let's be real... You think EVERY one of those black murders were reported..?




What's funny is that those black and white murder rates he reported...

LARGE majority of them come from poor areas...

White and black...

I've said this time and time again...

Black people as a whole are lamented because we have a larger percentage of our people that are poor.

27% of black people are considered poor... And yet... The other 73% are never given the benefit of the doubt when it comes to these stats...

They can get extremely skewed when it comes to the negative societal stats because we have more poor people that make up our population.

Point blank.