F*CK THE POLICE!!!

UncleBuck

Well-Known Member
Tell me when I said the cop should of not been fired?
Doesn't excuse her behavior or exonerate her from getting charged for her offenses
Reverse discrimination?
There was no discrimination when he went to arrest her. And that was only after he asked her several times to get up.
Should he of bought her an ice cream and maybe got down on his knees and begged her to get up?
i like you chesus, and you are no racist, but are you throwing the right a bone on this one or something?

they don't deserve it. choose a better hill to take.
 

UncleBuck

Well-Known Member
The racist right is getting tossed a bone everytime someone says this girl is a victim of racism
no. that's not how it is.

https://www.splcenter.org/news/2015/09/04/report-highlights-racial-disparities-school-discipline-–-once-again

With each new study, it becomes even clearer that harsh school discipline policies are not only outrageously discriminatory toward African-American children but highly destructive to our country.

Last week, the Center for the Study of Race and Equity in Education at the University of Pennsylvania added new research to the growing body of evidence.

We’ve represented children across the Deep South who were shackled for hours at a time in school, sprayed with chemical weapons, tossed into jail for offenses such as throwing a penny on a bus or being in the hall without a pass, and more. One child’s arm was broken by a sheriff’s deputy who restrained him in school.

Reacting to an investigation we launched in Meridian, Mississippi, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed suit to stop what local police called the “taxi service” from school to the juvenile lockup. The DOJ said that children – like one girl locked up for a dress code violation – were being incarcerated so “arbitrarily and severely as to shock the conscience.”
 

ChesusRice

Well-Known Member
no. that's not how it is.

https://www.splcenter.org/news/2015/09/04/report-highlights-racial-disparities-school-discipline-–-once-again

With each new study, it becomes even clearer that harsh school discipline policies are not only outrageously discriminatory toward African-American children but highly destructive to our country.

Last week, the Center for the Study of Race and Equity in Education at the University of Pennsylvania added new research to the growing body of evidence.

We’ve represented children across the Deep South who were shackled for hours at a time in school, sprayed with chemical weapons, tossed into jail for offenses such as throwing a penny on a bus or being in the hall without a pass, and more. One child’s arm was broken by a sheriff’s deputy who restrained him in school.

Reacting to an investigation we launched in Meridian, Mississippi, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed suit to stop what local police called the “taxi service” from school to the juvenile lockup. The DOJ said that children – like one girl locked up for a dress code violation – were being incarcerated so “arbitrarily and severely as to shock the conscience.”
Again
This incident in south Carolina has nothing to do with racism
 

ASCIIGHOST

Well-Known Member
Whoever said I think the south will rise again, is wrong. When you're poor, the effects of wall street don't effect you much. Just go fishing if you're hungry. Study natural law perhaps?

We're American.
And Americans have a lot of hardships.
We're gonna fight this through.
 

spandy

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Just go fishing if you're hungry. Study natural law perhaps?
This I've never understood. A fishing rod is dirt cheap/free to make your own and super effective even in a child's hands. Why are there not a mass of homeless/needy people being charged with illegally taking game? Bow kills, trapping, etc?

I've never once heard of this being a problem anywhere. I just figured it would be a problem everywhere.

If I was out living in a tent and Bambi walked by, that fucker is lunch if he comes back tomorrow. No tag required.
 

bearkat42

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This I've never understood. A fishing rod is dirt cheap/free to make your own and super effective even in a child's hands. Why are there not a mass of homeless/needy people being charged with illegally taking game? Bow kills, trapping, etc?

I've never once heard of this being a problem anywhere. I just figured it would be a problem everywhere.

If I was out living in a tent and Bambi walked by, that fucker is lunch if he comes back tomorrow. No tag required.
Well obviously the homeless aren't nearly as intelligent as you are, otherwise they wouldn't be homeless right? Fucking moron.
 

Not GOP

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What were you saying to me about repeating the same shit over and over?
I'm saying you're wrong. The police brutality you see is not because this country was built on racism. Some cops might be racist. white and black. sure. But that's not the reason for police brutality. I think there is much more to it than that.
 
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