I will say though I don't believe in them but yet again sometimes people are on these pharma's and are super human.
What happened to the days of eating a bag of shrooms or a few doses to kill a day
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I will say though I don't believe in them but yet again sometimes people are on these pharma's and are super human.
What happened to the days of eating a bag of shrooms or a few doses to kill a day
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So all lives...don't matter?Quote:
Originally Posted by corralski
surprising from PSD. I mean this actually looks like a noose. that should be disturbing.Quote:
Originally Posted by ewing
if it was just a simple pull down rope, then why did it have the multiple wrap arounds, comparable to what a noose would have.
if it was just a simple pull down rope, then why was this in only one of the garages.
I saw this as part of a commercial on TV for Black Lives Matter.
this is what Reverend William J. Barber II said..
“We must make sure, in all this upheaval, that we don’t ask for too little.”
it's on video.
what is it that he is saying, don't ask for too little, ask for as much as possible? that's not equality.
This isn't Goldilocks and the Three Bears........this amount of change is too little, this amount of change is too much....this amount of change is juuuussst right
...or maybe it is
Not asking for too little isn't remotely the same as asking too much. He's suggesting that if we're going to make changes, let's make real and lasting changes where we aren't right back here again with some of the very same issues 10, 20, 50 years from now.
I don't know if this was his intent, but I guarantee there are going to be people abusing this and asking for as much as possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
Reverse the roles.....wouldn't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
I mean you could equate it somewhat to a Dak Prescott trying to maximize his contract, concerned that if he doesn't, in a few years what is possibly viewed as too much now isn't too much as things change in the next few years.
As much as NEEDS to change TO get to equal ground, the likelihood of TOO much happening is minute....but of course, that depends on who's looking at it. A racist thinks there's equality NOW or that blacks have too much NOW.
nobody should think there is equality now. I understand wanting equality, but some of what I have seen is not wanting equality.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
completely wanting police removed is stupid, and something that could hurt specifically black neighborhoods.
Well..thats a weird random commentQuote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
Of the two main issues in Minneapolis -- the murder of George Floyd, and the resulting rioting/arson/looting -- there's too many people in this country that are only outraged over one of those things. Everyone should be upset over both. That obviously is decided by political ideology.
What would have happened...or not happened...if that 17 yr old girl with her 9 yr old niece at her side hadn't videoed Floyd's last minutes? Other video came out later...but would any of that had this impact? The arbery video didnt
I think the vast VAST majority were upset by the former, and not enough were upset over the latter.Quote:
Originally Posted by MidwestJimmy
I think all uniformed cops on the street should have mandatory body cams and I think the feeds should be publicly streamed.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
yeah, that wouldn't violate any privacy laws at allQuote:
Originally Posted by Scoots
A LOT of people work all day on camera are you thinking all those people are having their constitutional rights violated? There are some departments stores that stream their security cameras and have been challenged in court and won.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf