cops charged

[OldFatGuy]

NBC interviewed an African-American woman about the arrests, and she said it was the violence that brought justice. There's something to teach your kids, who were sitting right there with her. Sad.

[knkali]

NBC interviewed an African-American woman about the arrests, and she said it was the violence that brought justice. There's something to teach your kids, who were sitting right there with her. Sad.

point made!

[deadeye]

That sweet little prosecutor tried and convicted him on TV today. Ain't gonna wash. The police union is already involved in it. Using that speech as a reason for change of venue.

[JohnR]

The prosecutor sounded like a true believer in the recording I heard, not like a rational, calculating strategist.

[palabman]

I was listening to a Baltimore officer on Megyn Kelly's show and he talked about how the police are so disheartened that they may start letting the small stuff go in fear of retaliation from the politicians. What worries me about this is that Obama would love to have an excuse to nationalize the police.

[OldFatGuy]

I was listening to a Baltimore officer on Megyn Kelly's show and he talked about how the police are so disheartened that they may start letting the small stuff go in fear of retaliation from the politicians. What worries me about this is that Obama would love to have an excuse to nationalize the police.

Where does this stuff come from????? Is this the kind of stuff Rush Limpdick and his kind spew?

[deadeye]

His kind? I could say something here but it's not worth it.

[palabman]

Where does this stuff come from????? Is this the kind of stuff Rush Limpdick and his kind spew?

Where does this stuff come from??? Typical liberal Modus operandi, let's start the name calling. Come on, you know better than that!

[palabman]

Oh, and by the way, this is where this kinda stuff comes from...

http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/...states-rights/

[OvalNut]

Interesting.

Contemplate the results, or lack thereof perhaps, had this sort of unrest occurred in states more 2nd amendment friendly, with aware citizens prepared to defend themselves and their community. The thugs and inciters know this and moderate their actions accordingly. From this perspective, Maryland is very different from, say, Georgia. Had those protesters potentially lethally physically assaulted a crowd of Braves fans outside the ballpark in Atlanta in the same manner that they did against those Orioles fans at Camden Yards, the fight would quite likely have ended loudly and quickly.

I carry concealed, legally, as do many of my neighbors. The bad guys know that too.


Tim

[downtownv]

Interesting.

Contemplate the results, or lack thereof perhaps, had this sort of unrest occurred in states more 2nd amendment friendly, with aware citizens prepared to defend themselves and their community. The thugs and inciters know this and moderate their actions accordingly. From this perspective, Maryland is very different from, say, Georgia. Had those protesters potentially lethally physically assaulted a crowd of Braves fans outside the ballpark in Atlanta in the same manner that they did against those Orioles fans at Camden Yards, the fight would quite likely have ended loudly and quickly.

I carry concealed, legally, as do many of my neighbors. The bad guys know that too.


Tim

An armed society; is a polite society, huh

[187911]

Where does this stuff come from????? Is this the kind of stuff Rush Limpdick and his kind spew?

A vivid imagination?

[b4uqzme]

I was listening to a Baltimore officer on Megyn Kelly's show and he talked about how the police are so disheartened that they may start letting the small stuff go in fear of retaliation from the politicians. What worries me about this is that Obama would love to have an excuse to nationalize the police.

It's reasonable to expect that the Obama administration ultimately wants to nationalize everything. Probably a little naïve if you don't.

[muggsy]

Definitely not a saint but the laws in this land do not allow execution of drug dealers as a punishment no matter how much you find it fitting.

You are assuming that Freddie was executed by the racist police. Are you aware that three of the six officers charged in his death are black. Of course we all know that black racist cops are the worst kind, particularly black female racist cops. Were you aware that Freddie had heroine and pot in his system when he was arrested? At worse the cops were guilty of negligence for not providing medical treatment for Freddie. But by his own actions, Freddie killed himself.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/02/us...tors.html?_r=0

[SlowBurn]

I was listening to a Baltimore officer on Megyn Kelly's show and he talked about how the police are so disheartened that they may start letting the small stuff go in fear of retaliation from the politicians. What worries me about this is that Obama would love to have an excuse to nationalize the police.

Where does this stuff come from????? Is this the kind of stuff Rush Limpdick and his kind spew?

Oh, and by the way, this is where this kinda stuff comes from...

http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/...states-rights/

In addition to Sharpton actually saying it, its hard to look at the ACORN-like "spontaneous" demonstrations and riots that pop up everywhere in the last couple of years whenever any incident involving the police occurs anywhere, and not think there's an agenda. I haven't heard Rush talk about it, but I did hear Mark Levin bring it up once. Others too, besides conservative radio hosts: NY Post: The Road to Nationalizing the Police
Of course, the fact that liberals start name calling and sputtering ad hominem attacks when the subject comes up shows a nerve has been hit.