You see...that’s where you are wrong. I HAVE no pre determined belief.
It is all of you guys around here who are terrified of the Mandingos riding up from their EBT stupors and coming after the white folk.
The people around here are fast to convict Brown—who was a thug. Because they connect the robbery with the shooting. Except there is no connection. The cop didn’t know about it. Being a thug is not the reason this cop stopped the kid.
What happened between the stop and trying to get the kid into the car? What could brown have said to escalate this so fast in the cops eyes? Can you think of what would have upset a six year veteran? I’ve been on a lot of streets in my life. I’ve seen a ton of interaction between cops and punks. It takes a lot to piss off a six year street cop.
What is your assessment? What do you think this cop was thinking—not when he pulled the trigger—but when he tried to put this thug into his car?
That is the question I want answered.
Regardless of whether the shooting was justified, the fact that Brown was a criminal thug makes me not a give a crap about his death.
Keep telling yourself that.
The greatest barrier to the truth is to believe you already have it. You put your belief in the form of a question in order to tell your self that you only want the unvarnished truth, but the reality is you want to influence the outcome.
Your entire purpose on this thread is easily understood.
What do you think this cop was thinking—not when he pulled the trigger—but when he tried to put this thug into his car?
I don't think about it at all and neither should you, because you will never know, you may some day however learn what he says he was thinking, could even be true, but could also be made of whole cloth.