Fuck your marches and peaceful protests....and fuck you too!
- Thread starter Thick Johnson
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go the fuck back to Africa ....
And when y'all get there we will bomb that mothafucka
take your al green singing president and his hot pants wearing whore
that's how they feel dog
pure wicked spirited hatred
And when y'all get there we will bomb that mothafucka
take your al green singing president and his hot pants wearing whore
that's how they feel dog
pure wicked spirited hatred
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Ha @ the edits.
I'd still love to know exactly to what manner of "direct action" Upgrade Dave was referring.
I'd still love to know exactly to what manner of "direct action" Upgrade Dave was referring.
I shall pretend none of that ever happened.
I got baited....shoulda just let dude whine.
I am just the messenger.
RESPECT
This is a whole different thread now.Without the posts, I can't tell you what I was referring to.
Nah I edited it because it was going somewhere I didnt want it to.
Im not here to argue with mothafuckas at this point.
Im not a fucking troll....
A lot of this shit is getting sickening to me.
An incredibly outrageous story but I have no idea what it has to do with peaceful protests.
the peaceful protest may or may not get you justice
but they definitely don't hinder other occurrences.
no fear of consequences
which is what keeps black people (even black police) from killing whites.
but they definitely don't hinder other occurrences.
no fear of consequences
which is what keeps black people (even black police) from killing whites.
H.A.N
Banned
Go ahead and go to jail playa. Make me some money. Some of my best friends are white and I have white family members. As a positive black man "brothas" like You sicken me. Seriously why are brothas like you still around with this hatred? I can't even sit by the ocean at my family's residence and drink my mango lemonade without gentlemen like you blaring through my radio.
I even hear brothas like you spew hate to younger gentlemen while I'm getting a hair cut. When I stand up the like Proud Black Man living in my homeland you tell me I'm selling out like these bitter angry souls you are. You are no different from these racist white folks do with younger white kids.
Yes I've had an issue with the law. I called my family who are connected to take care of this said injustice.
its to the point people read a few words of your posts and scroll
B.A.N.
B.A.N.
Bruh, there is no such thing as a hindrance to people doing something stupid or violent or criminal. Texas is known to execute people and they still have a relatively high murder rate.
Even in Sanford, the protesting and exposure will not stop the next Zimmerman but it will make sure the next one is arrested and put through the process.
Now, I would certainly agree with you that peaceful protest does not guarantee you justice or secure whatever might be the objective of the march. But, I would respectfully disagree with the assertion that they they don't hinder other occurences.
I believe that municipal officials, for example, take notice when people take to the streets in protest. Those officials make assessments like,
- "how does my political opinion of and/or my political position vis-a-vis the protest square with the image I want my constituents to have of me"
- "what is the protest costing the municipality and how is the municipality able to comfortably shoulder that costs, i.e., does it stand to knock a hole in the budget; and
- What is the liability exposure ($$$) of the city and how might the protest be increasing or reducing that exposure.
The answer to those decisions often impact how municipal officials make policy decisions that are in line with the goals of the protestors (of course, some protestors have agendas that could not be fulfilled short of a mass-burial of white folk, innocence notwithstanding).
Example: Police officer shoots black citizen; the shooting is questionable and the city has civil exposure ($$$) and, depending upon how the city's risk management is set up, it could end up spending huge $$$ for legal defense of the city and, quite possibly, defendant's counsel as well. Protests break out and a large police and other emergency personnel presence is required. That presence, especially the overtime, strains the hell out of the budget. AND, on top of that, a significant amount or larger of the residents are sympathetic to the protestors (depending upon how tactful they phrase the issue and conduct the protest).
Reaction of the municipal officials. It has to quell the protest; it has to find a way to deal with the liability, without the obvious appearance that it is giving away the shop (so as not to encourage or invite future litigation and claims); it may very well have to expend significant sums for training (over and above the routine amount budgeted for training); and personnel decisions are made/effected that impact continued employment, promotions, raises and retirement possibilities (trust me, most employees fear these consequences).
Does it ensure a shooting will not occur again? Hell no. But, I believe that it does act as a deterrent to similar future conduct. Example, it would be interesting to note the number of "bad shoots" attributed to the New Orleans Police Department before and in the immediate aftermath of Katrina - and - the number of bad shoots since (after internal policy changes and prosecution of officers involved in the Danziger Bridge shooting). I would respectfully argue that a lot of behind the scenes policy changes were put into effect that the average resident doesn't necessarily recognize (cities and police departments are not in the business of telegraphing a lot of their security moves) -- but those changes tend to reduce the possibililty of similar future conduct, i.e., bad shoots.
What was the goal of the protest? Stopping bad shoots; police misconduct.
respect
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