Missouri police union declares ‘Darren Wilson Day’ on anniversary of Michael Brown’s death

New York Daily News ^ | Monday, August 10, 2015, 7:51 PM | Nina Golgowski

[MeshugeMikey]

AIN NUTTIN BUT RACESSNESS!!

[tacticalogic]

Main street, broad daylight.

And nobody saw anything.

[Old Retired Army Guy]

That’s nice of the Police Union, but what he needs is the restoration of his career as a Policeman. I hope there is a Law Enforcement Agency that will hire him. I understand that his wife was also a Police Officer, but I don’t know her status right now.

[JLAGRAYFOX]

African-Americans fall faster & further into American isolation. They are living in a fantasy bubble world....and they sink further and further into their self-created cesspool with each passing day!!! Their culture is their problem and their denial of truth, that Michael Brown was a thug, would-be-cop-killer is bringing them down faster then an anchor thrown into deep water!!! I can only say this will not end posiitve for them....fools that they are!!! They need a good hard reality look & assessment of themselves in the nearest mirror!!! Obama & company have fleeced them....super bad!!!!

[Resolute Conservative]

Awesome.

[I want the USA back]

I support the cops.

[fella]

Darren Wilson Day celebrations Wait until about 2:20.

[Dr. Thorne]

Good for them. I’m not glad that Brown is dead, but I am glad that Wilson is alive.

[mumblypeg]

Huh?!

[hal ogen]

The police department should find the michael brown day as “insensitive and divisive” because it celebrates a criminal thug who assaulted a diminutive Asian minority member and a police officer.

[MarvinStinson]

Tell us how you would “calm” the Soros-bankrolled, Soros-organized, Soros-drilled, Soros-transported from out of town to the latest chosen “Spontaneous” riot spot.

[DoodleDawg]

Or Skidmore. See if the BLM agitators want to show up there and start terrorizing the locals.

Wrong side of the state, wrong demographics, and waaay too creepy. Take Ken McElroy and toss in Branson Perry and Bobby Jo Stinnet and that town is six kinds of weird.