Posted on 04/28/2015 7:33:07 AM PDT by maggief
A shocking video has emerged from the riots in Baltimore showing a mob of 'protesters' dragging a shopkeeper into the street and assaulting him.
The video, shot by a witness, sees the man being forcibly removed from his store, believed to be located in downtown Baltimore, as dozens of protesters gather outside.
One of the rioters knocks him flat out with a sucker-punch, and as the man lies in the street, the mob gathers around him.
A male protester wearing a hoodie appears to be stomping on the man's head as others kick him while he is out.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
I think they are purposely taught not to do that in journalism school.
Then this just shows that there is media bias, and there is bias in J school.
If they are being taught to omit certain facts of cases, such as the fact that a black man committed some infraction, then that is clearly a matter of bias.
Just saying, the media always proclaim that they are not biased to the liberal side.
No cities would burn.
No other racial groups act like blacks. No other racial group identifies with their criminals like blacks do.
That does NOT mean the police have the right to be judge, jury and executioner... they don't. But it does mean the rest of us (every racial group except blacks ARE NOT out-of-control hotheads...
But something like a shot gun or rifle is okay?
Something that might call for a little anger (enough to prompt an honest investigation and not put up with a blue stonewall) has become a channel for volumes of rage, much of it ginned up.
It’s like the bible says, truth has fallen in the streets.
It’s not their fault. It’s not easy being obsolete since 1865.
No word on his condition.
Twitter:
It was the owner of Uptown Liquors. He was then stomped on twice by two other looters. Someone carried him away from his store.
You can keep any (lawful) firearm at home or at your personally owned business. You have to break down and encase them for transport, and you can’t carry them in the public areas of your store except for defense.
Where does the video show the guy getting “hauled from his premises”? It looks like he is heading toward the store with the rest of the crowd when he gets sucker punched.
There’s motive to the madness....
http://www.chicagomag.com/Chicago-Magazine/January-2012/Gangs-and-Politicians-An-Unholy-Alliance/
Gangs and Politicians in Chicago: An Unholy Alliance
In some parts of Chicago, violent street gangs and pols quietly trade money and favors for mutual gain. The thugs flourish, the elected officials thrive—and you lose. A special report.
Lock & load, people.
and the Baltimore merchants.
the difference is guns and Balls.
You have to give them a pass, they were slaves 150 years ago.
Pray America is waking
Something similar going on in Baltimore?
Apparently it isn’t Maryland law banning it... unless there is a special Baltimore home rule. But these guys do not have pistols.
So...does this mean that Baltimore is no longer “Charm City”? Note to potential tourists and conventioneers: Stay away. Your health may be at some considerable risk.
Where’s the violent crime rap sheet?
Looks like he was busted for not paying Uncle Sam his fair share, along with minor incidentals.
Arrest records don’t impress me. I have one myself.
Convictions?
Even so, non-violent offense don’t justify a death sentence by the “brave” boys in blue.
It’s hard to be involved with the illicit drug world without getting into some manner of violence sooner or later, but still. This of course needs an investigation and if these hot heads in Baltimore would just stop and listen, a lot of white people agree too. Why does everything have to be painted as a race issue?
Remembering Reginald Denny.
” and we have to learn about it from a newspaper based in the United Kingdom.”
I only read UK papers. Ours are closed.
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