>> The neighborhoods off West Florissant Avenue, including the apartment complex where Michael Brown lived before he was gunned down by a policeman Saturday night,
Quit reading right there.
Attack a cop, WTH do you think will happen?
Do you ever watch "The First 48" on A&E? When detectives need to investigate the murder of a black person in a black neighborhood, time after time they are stonewalled by the people living there. Nobody wants to talk to the cops because they're scared to death of being the next victim. When someone does come forward to provide info, they have to block out their face, and disguise their voice so they won't be recognized. The majority of the murder victims weren't angels, and the perps are usually black too, but the cops still try to track them down to bring justice to the victim's family.
Now, these same people who won't talk to the cops so they can solve a murder case, are protesting in the streets wanting the cop who shot Brown to be publicly identified.
The Daily Beast, voice of reason. /s
“Am I Next?”
Loot a store and the answer is, “Yes.”
“....they say it feels more like Gaza than America..”
So does this mean they admit to terrorizing their neighbors?
>> The people here don’t feel like they’re living in America’s heartland; they feel like they’re living in occupied territory.
Good news, a-holes! Unlike the philistines, you have your OWN STATE! MADE for you! It’s called Liberia! Capitol is Monrovia! Next boat leaves at eight.
In the history of the world the black undertow has shown it cannot police itself. Once they start to dominate an area they revert to the mean.
Let them have self-rule.
” Am I Next?”
Don’t be startin $hit and you won’t be.
Why would any city want to "occupy" a garbage dump?
You are what you do!
““They just started saying to get out of the street or they were going to start shooting,”
Finally a rational response to the rioting and looting.