You don't respect me whodat. Over and over and over again you replied "to" me in the Brown thread with side-issues of race and riots when the
only thing I tried to focus on was the incident itself and subsequent legal issues. You accuse me through chickensh!t innuendo of "purposefully" misunderstanding you, whatever that means. I have never used the word "hate" towards
anybody, and have described multitudes of times why I
distrust cops. You have the gall to assert your wholly made-up "perceptions" of me when the truthful and accurate corrections of those perceptions are all over this forum, and in the same post say you respect me? Pffft.
The word "lawful" is meaningless anymore. There's nothing lawful about forcing a contact on someone for which no evidence exists that he was committing the petty crime he was ostensibly suspected of, then killing him, and
then indicting the man who filmed the killing rather than the cop(s) who killed him! And Orta's arrest and indictment stink to high Heaven of pay-back, intended to take the spotlight off of Pantaleo (and the rest who got immunity for testifying
for him at the GJ!) and paint Garner with some tenuous tag of consorting with felons through some twists and turns of pretzel-logic, further "justifying" Garner's death at the hands of the biggest, strongest, most brutal and unaccountable gang in the nation -
cops.
From the top down, law
lessness reigns. Obama and Holder should stand without having to make a list of their lawlessness, but I'll oblige if one of the leftist hacks on this site wishes to challenge me on it. John Roberts rewrites an actual law to
make it constitutional. Oscar Grant is shot in the back while lying face down in a train station having done absolutely
nothing wrong. His killer got sentenced to two years, itself a woefully weak sentence, but only served one year and is a free man today. Cicinelli and Ramos got
nothing for murdering Kelly Thomas even with Ramos caught on tape threatening to "F you up" with his "fists." From the President and Attorney General of the United States, down to the lowliest cop on the beat, corruption, lawlessness and unaccountability are the order of the day, and you assign "hatred" to me for seeing it, exposing it, talking about it and/or being totally disgusted by it and/or not trusting the purveyors of it? The question from you should be to yourself - where the Hell is
your outrage? Why do you keep excusing cops and talking them up like they're some kind of Army of Saints? Where in the Constitution do you find it "lawful" to conduct stop and frisk programs on almost exclusively black neighborhoods over the last 25 or 30 years? The only reason you can say that such programs are "lawful" is because the same kind of law
less hacks as John Roberts dictated that it be so from their Oligarch's Chambers! Authority for such searches and forced contacts by the state upon citizens can't be found in reading the Constitution, that's for sure. The same holds true for DUI stops, Border Patrol stops, and the "Constitution-free zone" surrounding our borders for 100 miles inside them.
Your excuses that Pantaleo (and the rest) got off because they were acting "lawfully," again, makes you no better than them. Criticizing around the edges of brutality that results in a death of a citizen at the hands of the state certainly does nothing to buttress your "patriot" bonafides. And this thread doesn't describe any kind of "socialism" in WI or anyplace else. Just like the unaccountable killings of Garner and others previously mentioned, it represents Nazism, fascism, despotism and sadism. At this point, socialism would be a welcome respite from what governance and "law" enforcement in America has become.
But you keep fantasizing that there's any such thing as "lawful" in this country anymore, whodat. Keep the "faith" with criminals and thugs who brutalize and kill and violate the rights of the citizens they're sworn to "serve" on an all-too-regular basis, and then whine incessantly that I'm "purposefully" misunderstanding you. During our country's Revolution, writing down your thoughts about the law and its enforcers would have earned you the title of
collaborator, certainly
not "patriot" (even with a small "p").
Blues
