Posted on 08/15/2014 5:48:44 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
"Michael Brown’s family is beyond outraged at the devious way the police chief has chosen to disseminate piece mil information in a manner intended to assassinate the character of their son, following such a brutal assassination of his person in broad daylight.
There is nothing based on the facts that have been placed before us that can justify the execution style murder of their child by this police officer as he held his hands up, which is the universal sign of surrender.
The prolonged release of the officer’s name and then the subsequent alleged information regarding a robbery is the reason why the family and the local community have such distrust for the local law enforcement agencies.
It is no way transparent to release the still photographs alleged to be Michael Brown and refuse to release the photographs of the officer that executed him.
The police strategy of attempting to blame the victim will not divert our attention, from being focused on the autopsy, ballistics report and the trajectory of the bullets that caused Michael’s death and will demonstrate to the world this brutal execution of an unarmed teenager."
Benjamin L Crump, Esq.
Anthony D. Gray, Esq.
Daryl D. Parks, Esq.
18 year olds are allowed to smoke in the United States, it is liquor that is proscribed for those under 21.
Thank you:)
They’re now in my tummy.
That explains a lot.
Speaks to the character of the “child” and likely his associates.
I can’t even bear to think of that. If I were one of their relatives...
I thought smoking, any smoking, was the worst evil of mankind?
I understand your anger about this subject but consider many a bad man has redeemed themselves, changed their ways, and changed their lives. This young fellow lost his chance to repent.
But he still can’t spell. :)
Eat it, Pal! This has suceeded in upsetting your flimsy little applecart of Snakeoil Racism.
Funny how a "store event" was in Zimmerman's fiasco also....and that the items are all connected to drug use.
I'm betting this kid was chock full of something. Mamma don't know..not my baby...blah blah blah
Just as O.J. was innocent in the eyes of the Black community, this thug will be innocent even if proven guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt.
BTW, you can see this Culture at work in Obama. He, like Sharpton, Jesse, and others, pours gasoline on the fire at every opportunity.
They're only dummies because the education establishment stopped teaching the basics decades ago. You can see the results of that, here, and on other websites, daily.
Thank God I was born into an Army family, and got a proper basic education.
I grew up in a small southern town during the sixties. Population of less than 6,000 with two high schools. One white, the other black. Blacks graduated and went on to college. Now the town is less than 4,000 and 80% are black. The school is about to be taken over by the state.
Blacks who remember the old days say they’d like to go back to the way it was. I know a white gentleman who was big into civil rights. He’s retired from the education system. He says the solution is to go back to segregation.
Segregation isn't what made everything so much better in the old days. The moral and cultural fabric of our nation is what made this a better place, back then. Restore the fabric to what it was, and we'd see a rebirth of what was best about America.
I believe it can be done. It's simply going to take resistance to the rot, on the part of people like you and I.
They dumbed down the school system so blacks could pass. They brought in black teachers who weren’t qualified. In 1969 when I graduated, you had to score a 70 to pass. The next year it was changed to 50. That made all the kids dumber.
As for moral fiber, back then the blacks had a father and the teacher could whip their butts in school.
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