Eric Garner Daugther On Baltimore Riots: "What Other Choice Do We Have?"

Breitbart.com ^ | April 28,2015 | Jeffrey Poor

[varyouga]

I’m suggesting they be personally and publicly talked to. If that doesn’t work, they can be heavily inconvenienced.

What is your option when a cop plants crack on you because he didn’t meet quota? And when he finally gets caught after ruining many lives, he gets probation.

All the people this happened to sucked it up but they should have started riots over this. I don’t understand people going nuts over the death of some hoodlum when there are many real police issues to riot over.

[Squeako]

I do believe they should be held personally liable and tried with much harsher penalties than the general public. The municipality should not be on the hook, the corrupt officials should personally lose everything. If they were more concerned with being personally liable perhaps they would be less inclined to do those things. But it should be within the justice system. If that is corrupt top to bottom, then there isn't really much that can be done short of a Charles Bronson sequel. Do we want that as a civil society?

I just believe, and there is plenty of evidence to support this, these recent so-called protests are just the Bad Cop to the non-violent Good Cop in the communist attempt at overthrowing capitalism. So these riots have nothing to do with civil rights or police brutality. We're getting distracted from what's really going on with these coordinated activities.