This is why they kneel

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Originally Posted by Brewersfan255

Reason #4,400 why the media is biased but liberals won’t care


https://twitter.com/heminator/status...403059207?s=21


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I care about the liberal bias the way you care when liberal posters here tell you that both gathering are a bad idea.


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Originally Posted by Jack the Ripper

You’ll do your douchey thing regardless of how genuine I am in my reply, because that’s who you are, but I’ll take the high road anyway. She had an incredibly low sense of self worth because of her home life and it led to a series of bad relationships, one of which with a guy who beat her so bad that she had a stroke that left her partially blinded in her left eye. Her relationships with POS guys ended when she decided to date to a white guy. ;) But, that’s what she always wanted anyway.

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You'll take the high road? That's funny stuff.

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Originally Posted by ewing

You come in here, act like an *******, don’t apologize, then expect to get away with whatever you want cause you say you have a black girlfriend. Now you are painting yourself as some savior. Im not being douchy or trolling. You deserve these comments


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Bingo. Dude thinks his **** don't stink, when in fact: it stinks to high heaven.

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Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo

Yup. That one that's not elevated enough for you to look into on that high horse of yours.

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Oof! What a lame joke.

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Originally Posted by statquo

Black trans lives matter? Aren't they just black lives?

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Marginalized groups intersect. Unluckily for them they know what it feels like to be opposed by the general public so instead of asking dumb questions only meant to divide like you just did, they just work together.

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Originally Posted by Brewersfan255

Reason #4,400 why the media is biased but liberals won’t care

https://twitter.com/heminator/status...403059207?s=21

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There is definitely a media double standard right now regarding large gatherings.

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

that is correct. it's wrong to assault police. it's wrong to steal a police officer's taser. it's wrong to point that taser at police.

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You are 100% correct. That was completely justified.
Sad, tragic but justified.

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Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)

You'll take the high road? That's funny stuff.

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Definitely something you've never made a choice to do.

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Originally Posted by R. Johnson#3

Marginalized groups intersect. Unluckily for them they know what it feels like to be opposed by the general public so instead of asking dumb questions only meant to divide like you just did, they just work together.

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Reed I questioned why they are having a a black trans lives matter rally when they fall under black lives matter I'm not discriminating or whatever the trans-police think because you can't question anything to do with trans people. I just had a flashback of being in university where trans people are apparently the most oppressed people in the history of the world.

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Originally Posted by hughest4

You are 100% correct. That was completely justified.
Sad, tragic but justified.

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Was it? They already had all of this guys information. They could have pursued him or even just let him go and picked him up at his house the next day. I know there is this burning desire to catch them right then and there, but why? We’re they afraid this man was gonna go tase some random people? He couldn’t even drive drunk anymore because they had his vehicle.

They shot him in the back. To me this comes down to the institutional procedures they teach. Their policy shouldn’t be shoot a dude who poses minimal risk to anyone dead because they couldn’t subdue him at the scene.

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Originally Posted by statquo

Reed I questioned why they are having a a black trans lives matter rally when they fall under black lives matter I'm not discriminating or whatever the trans-police think because you can't question anything to do with trans people. I just had a flashback of being in university where trans people are apparently the most oppressed people in the history of the world.

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Imagine if you were white and trans? Would you see Black Trans Lives Matter and question why it says that or would you want to go and support your fellow trans folk? I'm sorry you had to deal with your flashback of seeing other people being upset and not really ever taking the time to understand why.

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Originally Posted by valade16

Was it? They already had all of this guys information. They could have pursued him or even just let him go and picked him up at his house the next day. I know there is this burning desire to catch them right then and there, but why? We’re they afraid this man was gonna go tase some random people? He couldn’t even drive drunk anymore because they had his vehicle.

They shot him in the back. To me this comes down to the institutional procedures they teach. Their policy shouldn’t be shoot a dude who poses minimal risk to anyone dead because they couldn’t subdue him at the scene.

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Brooks was resisting and overpowering two police officers who were trying to arrest him for a completely valid reason. Brooks was in a mental state where he thought it was smart to fight two police officers and to take one of their tasers. Clearly his mental state was severely altered at that moment. Who the hell knows what he planned on doing with that taser when he started running from the police. To allow him to run off with a taser would have been an extremely poor decision.

Brooks turned and pointed the taser at the officer. At that moment he had two choices. He could 1) Possibly get tased which could have temporarily incapacitated him. Or 2) He could make the decision to draw his weapon and fire at a subject who was pointing a weapon at him. The officer feared for his life.

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Originally Posted by valade16

There is definitely a media double standard right now regarding large gatherings.

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Agreed. These protests and the ones a month ago or so are not nearly the same either though.

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Originally Posted by hughest4

Brooks was resisting and overpowering two police officers who were trying to arrest him for a completely valid reason. Brooks was in a mental state where he thought it was smart to fight two police officers and to take one of their tasers. Clearly his mental state was severely altered at that moment. Who the hell knows what he planned on doing with that taser when he started running from the police. To allow him to run off with a taser would have been an extremely poor decision.

Brooks turned and pointed the taser at the officer. At that moment he had two choices. He could 1) Possibly get tased which could have temporarily incapacitated him. Or 2) He could make the decision to draw his weapon and fire at a subject who was pointing a weapon at him. The officer feared for his life.

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Did he turn or did he kind of try to shoot over his back at the officer.

Also, how could the officer have feared for his life if a taser is non-lethal? You can’t say you feared a non-lethal weapon was going to kill you.

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Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo

Definitely something you've never made a choice to do.

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You're not much for doing that either but thanks for your thoughts.