A distance away from what? The patrol car? Of course, because he ran away and was pursued by the officer on foot, at which point he turned around and charged him twice; finally being put down by a bullet which entered the TOP of his head.
Ferguson Missouri
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Ted Nugent nails it:
Ted Nugent
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Here's the lessons from Ferguson America- Don't let your kids grow up to be thugs who think they can steal, assault & attack cops as a way of life & badge of black (dis)honor. Don't preach your racist ******** "no justice no peace" as blabbered by Obama's racist Czar Al Not So Sharpton & their black klansmen. When a cop tells you to get out of the middle of the street, obey him & don't attack him as brainwashed by the gangsta ******** you hang with & look up to. It's that simple unless you have no brains, no soul, no sense of decency whatsoever. And dont claim that "black lives matter" when you ignore the millions you abort & slaughter each & every day by other blacks. Those of us with a soul do indeed believe black lives matter, as all lives matter. So quit killin each other you ****in idiots. Drive safely.
Ted Nugent
Musician/Band · 2,302,139 Likes · November 24 at 7:07pm ·
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Here's the lessons from Ferguson America- Don't let your kids grow up to be thugs who think they can steal, assault & attack cops as a way of life & badge of black (dis)honor. Don't preach your racist ******** "no justice no peace" as blabbered by Obama's racist Czar Al Not So Sharpton & their black klansmen. When a cop tells you to get out of the middle of the street, obey him & don't attack him as brainwashed by the gangsta ******** you hang with & look up to. It's that simple unless you have no brains, no soul, no sense of decency whatsoever. And dont claim that "black lives matter" when you ignore the millions you abort & slaughter each & every day by other blacks. Those of us with a soul do indeed believe black lives matter, as all lives matter. So quit killin each other you ****in idiots. Drive safely.
I bet he didn't see that coming. The way the "evidence" shows he acted one might conclude suicide by cop. Always give cop benefit of the doubt because they just looking for a reason to ventilate you. That's what I'm getting from this.
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Ted Nugent is a moron. However he makes a decent point here
Yeah, I was going to comment on Ted but you've done that.
Ya, I was going to comment on Ted as well. I see that's been done and seconded. I think everything's on track in here. Well done Gents.
CanadianBiker
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He's not wrong.
More importantly - he's not afraid to say it.
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Let's not get into what ted nugent is aftaid of doing.
Sativa Quemador
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relax dude. you are saying that she's not at fault for what happened to her ?
being poor is not an excuse to break the law... she had multiple speeding tickets unpaind. who made her speed ?
she had seatbelt tickets.. if she cant afford the ticket, dont do it.
you seem to think that she is the victim, but what you fail to realize is that these deadbeats cause more harm. She got into an accident that was her fault. no insurance, nothing.. the victim in that accident will now suffer because the poor lady cant pay for the accident.
if she is that poor, sell the friggin car and pay up. next time i get a ticket can i just say.. **** you, i am poor. ?
give your head a shake man. lol on this certain issue, you are just plain wrong. but lets get back to Missouri... ok ?
IMO they shouldn't be allowed to pull out the tazer in any situation that didn't justify the use of deadly force anyways. Except the tazer isn't viewed as a deadly weapon yet, so the threshold for justified use is much lower and more people are harmed/killed as a result.
If this were the case, then why would a cop even bother with a taser?
I've seen a guy get out of at least $5k in charges in traffic court for essentially being too poor and such a screw up the judge just sent him home.
Sativa Quemador
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obviously im taking things to the extreme by laying waste to certain judges/lawmakers
you always hear stories of the justice system allowing the most insane outcomes possible.
theres obvious corruption in the law/justice system.
its time people fought back. rioting is useless. the people that own the stuff they destroy didnt do anything wrong.
the people should be attacking the courthouse/police station/ cruisers... thats how you riot !
I welcome any informed opinion, you just didn't express any. You said...
She never cried racism or poverty in that article. In fact she took very honourably took responsibility for her condition despite the overwhelming weight of the nitpicking government administration on her shoulders. All the other charges snowballed from those fines for speeding (which we all do), which tiny derelict municipalities along the highway depend on for their survival. Sixteen towns along one ten-mile stretch. But you read about that.
Are you going to say that speeding fines are justified for safety purposes? That would be a first for GTAM. But I guess you read the part where a guy was charged with child endangerment even though he left his kids with a friend (because kids aren't allowed in court and of course anybody can afford a babysitter/nanny/daycare and the time to drive them back and forth)? You read about the woman who was unjustly pulled over because the cop didn't like the way she was driving? You read about the part where they outright fabricate crimes to issue more tickets? And setting up manually operated red lights to trap people into infractions?
Yes, of course I have sympathy for the woman who got caught up by all this and still doesn't complain.
In that different context you offer, I would not have sympathy for her. But then I wouldn't have sympathy for her if she hit a motorcyclist (or anyone) even if she was insured. Are you saying you would be sympathetic if she were a driving menace with insurance, rather than a safe driver without? Please explain.
Finally, driving is indispensable in those areas. They are entirely car-dependent neighbourhoods and that was very clearly described at great length in the article that you methodically read (twice). The towns were founded in the 50s and 60s, and that particular detail regarding the era they're from is at the heart of the institutionalized poverty problem they're faced with now. If you didn't catch on to that then you missed (twice) pretty much everything the article explains.
*sigh* The accident was not her fault. Second f ****** sentence in the article. The at-fault driver insisted on calling the cops, probably because it was a goody-two-shoes wealthy person who was completely clueless to the problems faced by all the poor people he lives amongst.
Poverty made her speed. That's not her claim, that's mine. She had to keep up with a rigid work schedule, classes, kids, and a self-serving bureaucracy that is set up to entrap her. But hey, don't read the article. You've figured it out already.
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Sativa Quemador
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i dont get your point ? are you suggesting that the police should only give tickets to those that can afford it ?
or should just that stretch of road be off limits for cops, cause poor people need to drive
in this instance for this woman, whats YOUR solution ? laws only count for people that can afford it ?
dont ticket poor people ?
or should just that stretch of road be off limits for cops, cause poor people need to drive
in this instance for this woman, whats YOUR solution ? laws only count for people that can afford it ?
dont ticket poor people ?
