acesfull86
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I'm just glad the protesters were able to show up and burn down the Wendy's
Neverending **** the Police thread.
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goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
acesfull86
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Yeah....super upset about the Wendy’s
Runnin
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55 years ago today
From MS journalist, Jerry Mitchell
"On this day in 1965, the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party organized a one-mile silent march, starting at Morning Star Baptist Church and ending at the Mississippi Capitol, where lawmakers were contemplating changes in voting laws. Jackson police arrested the marchers, more than half of them students from Lanier High School. Over the next few weeks, more than 1,000 were arrested and held in livestock pens at the Mississippi State Fair. During the protest, 5-year-old Anthony Quin waved a U.S. flag outside the Governor’s Mansion. Matt Herron’s photograph of a highway patrolman trying to wrestle the flag from Quin’s hands ran in The New York Times and other newspapers across the U.S. On June 30, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the release of those arrested and barred the City of Jackson from making any further arrests."
From MS journalist, Jerry Mitchell
"On this day in 1965, the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party organized a one-mile silent march, starting at Morning Star Baptist Church and ending at the Mississippi Capitol, where lawmakers were contemplating changes in voting laws. Jackson police arrested the marchers, more than half of them students from Lanier High School. Over the next few weeks, more than 1,000 were arrested and held in livestock pens at the Mississippi State Fair. During the protest, 5-year-old Anthony Quin waved a U.S. flag outside the Governor’s Mansion. Matt Herron’s photograph of a highway patrolman trying to wrestle the flag from Quin’s hands ran in The New York Times and other newspapers across the U.S. On June 30, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the release of those arrested and barred the City of Jackson from making any further arrests."
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0% chance of getting shot if you dont violently resist arrest.
Runnin
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George Floyd wasn't shot and neither were plenty others.
0% chance of being killed by a cop if you dont violently resist arrest.
He did 7 years for beating his kids and he had a dui. Thought I read he was out on parole due to COVID and he was passed out drunk at Wendy’s. Would had been his second dui and he would had gone back to jail so he did what he did because he didn’t want to go back.
Time to martyr this great man. How many funerals do you think he will get?
cajunrevenge
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acesfull86
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All the nuance is removed from the conversation, even though the circumstances around these events are drastically different case to case
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
zitothebrave
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Dumbest post of the ****ing year right here. I didn't think we coudl hit new lows this year, but we have crashed through the floor and found a negative IQ.
Prove it.
cajunrevenge
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Philando Castile was violently resisting arrest.
As was Tamir Rice.
As was Tamir Rice.
cajunrevenge
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Really? You want to go there?
That awkward moment when a cop starts shooting and you cant run without justifying him shooting at you.
Rice was an unspeakable tragedy as was Castille.
Castile was shot by a hispanic? Systemic racism?