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Post by moxohol on Apr 17, 2021 19:53:07 GMT
White hillbillies are going nuts over the fact that crimes committed by blacks will be allowed because of their mental illnesses. Early 20th century Eugenics saw this coming as they were already facing it to a smaller degree. Apparently the majority of criminals committing crimes are mentally ill. It's not their fault, it's THE SYSTEM. So, in the near future, when a crime is committed against you/yours remember it's a 'mental' thing. No being held accountable for your actions if you are mental. The defunded cops $ will go to help these lost souls. BUT, laws are also being passed to prevent the mental defectives from owning weapons legally (if that even matters).....so there is a light at the end of the tunnel for the 'normals'. QUESTION: Will the mentally ill be allowed to vote? ANSWER: Only for the Dem's. We are indeed in a Brave New World. Enjoy the weekend and remember....the world is watching, and learning, and YOU still are the RESISTANCE! Stay safe and watch your 6. Fuck them.....if not for the police, the blacks would be an endangered species......................Where is the "Back To Africa" movement now when we really need it ? Every white cop should refuse to work in black neighborhoods as it is definitely a hostile work environment against anyone white |
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Post by macky on Apr 17, 2021 21:20:59 GMT
macky, the word I used in the child trafficking comment was "cartel", which, after looking up the definition, is incorrect. It would have made sense had I used the word "syndicate". Ah, right. Thanks for that. I was pointing to your comments but using the wrong word. So are you of the belief or opinion that there is a "syndicate" or group of child traffickers and cannibals in the political hierarchy, and Trump was fighting them, as per one of the QAnon fundamental tenets ? |
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Post by macky on Apr 17, 2021 22:16:09 GMT
The eugenics movement in America speaks for itself. The history is extensive and authentic, with elections geared to sideline blacks and other peoples based on their racial origins. I've posted links to those rigged elections that so far have been ignored. Not surprising.
Eugenics was a formal study course in higher learning in the US with the society itself governed (and advised) by academics and professionals from many walks of life. We all know that eugenics is at the last the pseudo-science of a certain racial superiority over other "inferior" races, and the Nazis often quoted American eugenics as their learning points.
I'm not for one moment excusing any race for their criminal actions on the excuse of being compromised or "put down" by other racial sections of the country. Crime is crime, and the guy that was accidently shot by the woman police officer was a continuing example of those that do not want to obey the law, and do as they are told. If he done so, he would be alive today and all this BLM nonsense on the back of this young man's misdemeanors would not be happening.
This guy was NOT the same as the one Chauvin is facing justice for. The issues should be taken as point-incident, not racial. Nevertheless, institutionalized social engineering on the basis of race will always have its eventual consequences with ordinary citizens such as Billfish copping it while he carries out his duties as a dedicated fireman all those years.
I would say that one of the main issues of any society today is drugs, both recreational and "medical". They serve to cross all racial boundaries, and have created empires that have reached the heights of cruelty only thought to have existed in the most extreme atrocities of war. Their powerful influence has crossed borders, and have manipulated govts such as Mexico, and others.
That they have not been stamped out in the Western world (Malaysia and China, for two, have mandatory capital punishment for drug trafficking) is an example of people in our societies in high places funding and being funded by this evil regime.
The CIA has long dealt with drugs, for one agency. That is utter corruption, no excuses.
On every front America is a divided country and the racial problem is one of them. Until people realize that everyday incidents of apparently (and sometimes obvious) racial violence, and recriminations on the same level do NOT solve those problems, then our societies will continue to be divided, and therefore weak.
These divisions have been exploited by those that control our countries, especially in America. Focusing on Biden and Harris, the "Dems" etc is facing the wrong way. Neither have Biden or Harris had anything to do with the fundamental increasingly serious situation that America is facing in these times.
The warnings over the decades have been clear. The failure of uncontrolled predatory and rampant capitalism with little or no govt control has ruined the American economy, and is highlighting all the divisions that apply in the US today, and have done for a very long time.
When The People's standards of living fall, the rule of law and order, and the very fabric of democracy is broken and deteriorates into unruly violence, then there are always those that will seek out "culprits" and "scapegoats" for the way America is today.
While those "seekers" may be right on an everyday basis, the real game is much further up ladder than that, and the first step in realizing the truth of what is wrong in America today is to stop the silly partisan finger-pointing and IDENTIFY WHO YOUR REAL ENEMIES ARE.
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Post by Magnus on Apr 17, 2021 22:33:05 GMT
This guy was NOT the same as the one Chauvin is facing justice for. The issues should be taken as point-incident, not racial. Nevertheless, institutionalized social engineering on the basis of race will always have its eventual consequences with ordinary citizens such as Billfish copping it while he carries out his duties as a dedicated fireman all those years. Macky, curious if you viewed the entire George Floyd video and also know about his prior violent criminal background  No, I'm not happy that he ended up dead, but if you watch the entire video you'll see that Floyd definitely holds most of the responsibility for his own demise. Sure, Chauvin should have let up, but Floyd's actions caused the scene in the first place, and that's a fact. He's also very lucky that he didn't hold a gun to any family member or loved one of mine while participating in a home invasion, because generally peaceful folk like myself would have hunted him down afterward and made him regret his actions... |
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Post by macky on Apr 17, 2021 23:26:58 GMT
This guy was NOT the same as the one Chauvin is facing justice for. The issues should be taken as point-incident, not racial. Nevertheless, institutionalized social engineering on the basis of race will always have its eventual consequences with ordinary citizens such as Billfish copping it while he carries out his duties as a dedicated fireman all those years. Macky, curious if you viewed the entire George Floyd video and also know about his prior violent criminal background No, I'm not happy that he ended up dead, but if you watch the entire video you'll see that Floyd definitely holds most of the responsibility for his own demise. Sure, Chauvin should have let up, but Floyd's actions caused the scene in the first place, and that's a fact. He's also very lucky that he didn't hold a gun to any family member or loved one of mine while participating in a home invasion, because generally peaceful folk like myself would have hunted him down afterward and made him regret his actions... I know what you're saying Mags. But you can't justify a man's death for a bogus $20 bill on the back of his past demeanors. All right, in some instances they may have a bearing, such as repeat offences for violent crime etc. So the lawful sentence goes up because obviously the person hasn't learned their lesson. Fair enough. And yes, like that guy that took to his scrapers and fired the taser at pursuing officers and refusing to stop after they bungled his arrest, Floyd probably ended up getting Universal Justice. But the law isn't Universal or poetic justice. That why in our societies we have penalties for explicit crimes, NOT summary "justice" because the person is a "bad guy" who "deserves what he gets" even if true, universally. The plain facts of the matter is that Floyd was apprehended for allegedly trying to pass a forged $20 bill, cuffed from behind, laying on his front or side, covered by officers, and compliant. He had already stated to them he would do what they wanted him to. There was NO NEED AT ALL for Chauvin to have his knee on Floyd's neck at any time, never mind for nine+ minutes. "He's also very lucky that he didn't hold a gun to any family member or loved one of mine...." That hasn't anything to do with what we're talking about, Mags. You're basing judgement on something which was very unlikely to happen. Was Chauvin entitled to be judge, jury and executioner based on hypothetical speculations ? Chauvin was continually implored by bystanders to get his knee off Floyd's neck, the police refused medical intervention, and medical experts have attested to the reasons for Floyd's demise as being directly caused by Chauvin. There is talk about the idea that "if he could talk, he could breath". The plain fact is that Floyd didn't die from direct blocking his windpipe, it was strangling, not choking. His main artery(s) were being cut off by Chauvin's knee and the brain was losing the ability to signal breathing. Chauvin should be convicted for second degree murder and sent to jail for a very long time. He was warned, he KNEW what he was doing. As the breathing expert said, Chauvin at times had his foot off the ground, placing at least half his weight on Floyd's neck. Is that standard procedure for police action on a compliant, cuffed and prostrate person entirely under their control, who happens to be black ? If in fact it is, then you know what the rioting was all about. Because you know, and I know, that if that was a white person in a business suit and with a clean record, Chauvin would never have put his knee on said person's neck in the first place. Are we not all supposed to be equal under the law, innocent until proven guilty ? Chauvin was out to do damage that day, and damage he did. I hope justice prevails and he spends a long time in Clink. |
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Post by Magnus on Apr 18, 2021 0:10:38 GMT
Macky, curious if you viewed the entire George Floyd video and also know about his prior violent criminal background No, I'm not happy that he ended up dead, but if you watch the entire video you'll see that Floyd definitely holds most of the responsibility for his own demise. Sure, Chauvin should have let up, but Floyd's actions caused the scene in the first place, and that's a fact. He's also very lucky that he didn't hold a gun to any family member or loved one of mine while participating in a home invasion, because generally peaceful folk like myself would have hunted him down afterward and made him regret his actions... I know what you're saying Mags. But you can't justify a man's death for a bogus $20 bill on the back of his past demeanors. All right, in some instances they may have a bearing, such as repeat offences for violent crime etc. So the lawful sentence goes up because obviously the person hasn't learned their lesson. Fair enough. The plain facts of the matter is that Floyd was apprehended for allegedly trying to pass a forged $20 bill, cuffed from behind, laying on his front or side, covered by officers, and compliant.
I'm not justifing his death in the street like that, as a matter of fact I'm fully against the death penalty as punishment for any crime. But anyway, If you think that was how the sequence of events unfolded then you didn't watch the full video... I'm not sure if it's still available or has been taken down, but I saw the entire event unfold, and aside from Floyd being high out of his mind on drugs, George Floyd was not "compliant" like any normal person would be at all. He made things very difficult for those cops, and if he would have just manned up and STFU after getting caught committing a crime he would still be alive today.... but no he didn't, and unfortunately caused all sorts of murder and mayhem after the fact. |
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Post by Magnus on Apr 18, 2021 0:22:56 GMT
Macky, curious if you viewed the entire George Floyd video and also know about his prior violent criminal background No, I'm not happy that he ended up dead, but if you watch the entire video you'll see that Floyd definitely holds most of the responsibility for his own demise. Sure, Chauvin should have let up, but Floyd's actions caused the scene in the first place, and that's a fact. He's also very lucky that he didn't hold a gun to any family member or loved one of mine while participating in a home invasion, because generally peaceful folk like myself would have hunted him down afterward and made him regret his actions... Is that standard procedure for police action on a compliant, cuffed and prostrate person entirely under their control, who happens to be black ? If in fact it is, then you know what the rioting was all about.Because you know, and I know, that if that was a white person in a business suit and with a clean record, Chauvin would never have put his knee on said person's neck in the first place.
There's never any excuse for rioting and looting and destroying peoples property, it doesn't matter what happened... Macky, you're one of my favorite people on here, but if you really believe in the 'white privilege' total bullshit LIE then you have no clue about what actually goes on here in the U.S. First watch the video and then here's some stats for you to ponder ... www.newsmax.com/rogerandersen/police-social-reform-blacklivesmatter-killings/2020/07/17/id/977699/ |
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Post by Magnus on Apr 18, 2021 2:31:36 GMT
When you take an honest look at the factual stats...In 2017, for each 1,000 violent crimes committed, about 1.5 blacks were killed by police. For each 1,000 violent crimes, 2.9 whites were killed by police. The incidence of black killings is half the rate of police killings against whites. Let's say it again. Just 0.15% of violent crimes by blacks results in a killing by police. About 0.29% of violent crimes by whites results in a killing. We need to tell the truth. Blacks are not killed at double the rate of whites. In fact, based on violent crimes committed, they are half as likely to be killed. They are also the least likely ethnic group to be killed by police when they commit violent crimes. Deception by the media and politicians feeds a narrative that reinforces in black minds that police are targeting them. Any politician or newsperson who says that blacks are killed at double the rate of whites is deceiving the public. This deception victimizes the overwhelming percent of good cops, and it stirs up racial hatred. The consequences are that the black community distrust good cops more — and this only increases tension with police. www.newsmax.com/rogerandersen/police-social-reform-blacklivesmatter-killings/2020/07/17/id/977699/
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Post by Magnus on Apr 18, 2021 2:50:38 GMT
This isn't Brooklyn New York where Billfish and myself used to reside, but it doesn't matter, it's all the same downward spiral once the neighborhood 'turns' from it's former glory... ***But maybe there's some hope on the horizon now that they figured out it was whitey's fault the whole time !... Thank you Jesus, just take a look at these fine eleoquent and upstanding young men, right on track to become the pillars of their communities once they get them reparations, and finally makin' dey momma's proud !... pass dat blunt biatch !!!  |
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Post by Magnus on Apr 18, 2021 2:57:19 GMT
Anyone who wouldn't live here is RACIST !!!!  These once beautiful neighborhoods that were filled with productive citizenry are now total shit-holes, and it's nobodies fault but the people who live there... When you movin' in ? |
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Post by Magnus on Apr 18, 2021 3:18:19 GMT
More future pillers of the community and overall fine young men...  |
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Post by moxohol on Apr 18, 2021 3:56:37 GMT
This guy was NOT the same as the one Chauvin is facing justice for. The issues should be taken as point-incident, not racial. Nevertheless, institutionalized social engineering on the basis of race will always have its eventual consequences with ordinary citizens such as Billfish copping it while he carries out his duties as a dedicated fireman all those years. Macky, curious if you viewed the entire George Floyd video and also know about his prior violent criminal background No, I'm not happy that he ended up dead, but if you watch the entire video you'll see that Floyd definitely holds most of the responsibility for his own demise. Sure, Chauvin should have let up, but Floyd's actions caused the scene in the first place, and that's a fact. He's also very lucky that he didn't hold a gun to any family member or loved one of mine while participating in a home invasion, because generally peaceful folk like myself would have hunted him down afterward and made him regret his actions... The only relevance of Floyd's criminal record is to run any outstanding warrants & what his rap sheet says so they know what they are dealing with & how to approach the suspect if applicable. Once the cuffs go on, u stop hitting the suspect. Full stop. End of story. U have secured him. If he wants to flail his legs about, apply the leg cuffs. If he wants to spit too, then put a shield on which is standard kit for cruisers these days. After u hog tie him & lift him up to throw him in the back seat, u bump head against the door or drop him a few times because he's still non-compliant. I've never seen nor heard of an accepted police technique where u just knee them in the back of the neck with full force (that's not even allowed in MMA). However, I've seen cops step on the upper back, limbs or ankle to great effect & retain their situational awareness. This is done so the observing public doesn't jump in while u are manhandling a subject. Everything on tape was to spite this guy Floyd because of some twisted interpretation of "contempt of cop" because he didn't heed the commands of the arresting officer AFTER he was easily cuffed but then resisted entering the cruiser. So, they dropped him to the deck. The techniques applied on him was simply way outside the "Use of Force & Threat Level Continuum". American cops & prosecutors just LOVE throwing that continuum at juries when it suits them & with a judge's blessing too. What they did to Floyd was beyond the pale. U don't have to be a bleeding heart liberal, SJW or clutch ur pearls to understand that the taxpaying public who fund these cops have a vested interest in the way cops do their job because it could just as well be them or their momma laying on the street with a knee jammed up their neck suffocating & that u don't have to be fucked up on drugs to die from that either. |
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Post by moxohol on Apr 18, 2021 7:21:37 GMT
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Post by macky on Apr 18, 2021 8:01:50 GMT
Is that standard procedure for police action on a compliant, cuffed and prostrate person entirely under their control, who happens to be black ? If in fact it is, then you know what the rioting was all about.Because you know, and I know, that if that was a white person in a business suit and with a clean record, Chauvin would never have put his knee on said person's neck in the first place.
There's never any excuse for rioting and looting and destroying peoples property, it doesn't matter what happened... Macky, you're one of my favorite people on here, but if you really believe in the 'white privilege' total bullshit LIE then you have no clue about what actually goes on here in the U.S. First watch the video and then here's some stats for you to ponder ... www.newsmax.com/rogerandersen/police-social-reform-blacklivesmatter-killings/2020/07/17/Regarding Floyd's treatment, what Mox said. He's put it better than me. I have NEVER endorsed rioting or looting for any reason on here, or anywhere else, Mags M8. And I said so on other posts. I'm saying what the rioting was all perceived to be about. As for rioters, I've also said that any body pointing or threatening police or anyone else with a gun should be warned, then shot dead. That removes the threat permanently. The conditions in these neighbourhoods that were once nice places to live are not only like that because of the people who live there. Those people STILL have a responsibility for their environment nevertheless. EVERYBODY needs to come up to the plate. Like I said, drugs ruin societies and the sooner they start back on life imprisonment with hard labour, the sooner the pushers and cookers will realize their days in the Sun are numbered. And principally, citing black neighbourhoods etc does not address Chauvin's knee continuously on someone's neck who is obviously under control, even if he was unruly before. He was not struggling at that point, and was covered by other officers as well. If he struggled, cuff his elbows, flailing legs, cuff one of his ankles to the cuffs on his wrists. It's easy to control someone on the ground when you've got several officers and the guy is already cuffed and laying down. I mean, come on, M8, you tell me why you think nine minutes of knee on neck was necessary. Is that standard police procedure, like I asked ? And I'm not "white privelege" per se, but if that indeed WAS a white guy in a suit that had a clean record, then Brother, you got a lot of worrying to do. Because next time if that's standard police procedure, it might me a member of your family who may suffer from some disorder that the police don't know about. What would you think then if they came to you and told you that your family member was dead because it's standard police procedure to place knees on the neck of those apprehended for minor crimes and who struggled for a while before they were under control and compliant ? For nine + minutes. |
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Post by Magnus on Apr 18, 2021 8:29:13 GMT
Macky, curious if you viewed the entire George Floyd video and also know about his prior violent criminal background No, I'm not happy that he ended up dead, but if you watch the entire video you'll see that Floyd definitely holds most of the responsibility for his own demise. Sure, Chauvin should have let up, but Floyd's actions caused the scene in the first place, and that's a fact. He's also very lucky that he didn't hold a gun to any family member or loved one of mine while participating in a home invasion, because generally peaceful folk like myself would have hunted him down afterward and made him regret his actions... The only relevance of Floyd's criminal record is to run any outstanding warrants & what his rap sheet says so they know what they are dealing with & how to approach the suspect if applicable. Once the cuffs go on, u stop hitting the suspect. Full stop. End of story. U have secured him. If he wants to flail his legs about, apply the leg cuffs. If he wants to spit too, then put a shield on which is standard kit for cruisers these days. After u hog tie him & lift him up to throw him in the back seat, u bump head against the door or drop him a few times because he's still non-compliant. I've never seen nor heard of an accepted police technique where u just knee them in the back of the neck with full force (that's not even allowed in MMA). However, I've seen cops step on the upper back, limbs or ankle to great effect & retain their situational awareness. This is done so the observing public doesn't jump in while u are manhandling a subject. Everything on tape was to spite this guy Floyd because of some twisted interpretation of "contempt of cop" because he didn't heed the commands of the arresting officer AFTER he was easily cuffed but then resisted entering the cruiser. So, they dropped him to the deck. The techniques applied on him was simply way outside the "Use of Force & Threat Level Continuum". American cops & prosecutors just LOVE throwing that continuum at juries when it suits them & with a judge's blessing too. What they did to Floyd was beyond the pale. U don't have to be a bleeding heart liberal, SJW or clutch ur pearls to understand that the taxpaying public who fund these cops have a vested interest in the way cops do their job because it could just as well be them or their momma laying on the street with a knee jammed up their neck suffocating & that u don't have to be fucked up on drugs to die from that either. Floyd had landed five years behind bars in 2009 for a violent 1st-degree felony assault and robbery two years earlier, where disguised as a government employee he pressed a pistol to a pregnant woman's stomach and brute forced his way into her house with the intent to rob her. Consequently, a Ford truck pulled up to the house’s main entrance, five people exited the truck and went straight inside the lady’s house.... Must have been a NIGHTMARE for that woman, no ? ...and before that incident he had been convicted of charges ranging from theft with a firearm to drugs, etc. a real piece of human trash if you ask me, so I'd say there was some "relevance" in the way 6' 6" 260 pound AND high out of his mind on drugs Mr. Floyd was handled, especially due to the fact that he wasn't cooperating after being caught committing yet another crime, wouldn't you ? ***Hennepin County medical examiners released the toxicology report on June 2nd, 2020 which stated that George Floyd was indeed intoxicated with Fentanyl, Methamphetamine, and traces of cannabinoids and morphine at the time of his death. However, these were not termed the principal factors behind Floyd’s death. Floyd has an extensive criminal past related to the drug trade and use. Did you watch the full video ?... Sounds like you might have, and of course I'm saddened by the outcome, he definitely didn't deserve to die, but "U don't have to be a bleeding heart liberal, SJW or clutch ur pearls to understand that" the stupid criminal motherfucker bears responsibility for bringing this tragic situation about in the first place. |
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