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zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If I only read the headline, I could simply focus on the fact that there was no murder.

Please tell me, how many times was Philando Castle pulled over by police? Oh yeah, 52 times...

I would not mention that he was a robbery suspect...

I would not mention this piece of work and his girlfriend would make videos of themselves driving around smoking weed, with a child in the back seat.

Please pick better people to make into innocent saints shot by police.

you would not mention... okay, but you would mention that anything short of sainthood is worthy of a bullet?

Tell me what kind of person drives around using drugs with a small child in a car and films it.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If I only read the headline, I could simply focus on the fact that there was no murder.

Please tell me, how many times was Philando Castle pulled over by police? Oh yeah, 52 times...

I would not mention that he was a robbery suspect...

I would not mention this piece of work and his girlfriend would make videos of themselves driving around smoking weed, with a child in the back seat.

Please pick better people to make into innocent saints shot by police.

you would not mention... okay, but you would mention that anything short of sainthood is worthy of a bullet?

Tell me what kind of person drives around using drugs with a small child in a car and films it.

is death the punishment for possession in maryland? scary stuff.

Cops have millions of interactions with the public every day. If the worst thing you can find to whine about is a low life like this getting shot in a high tension situation, they must be doing an amazing job.

The guy is in constant trouble, is on drugs, has a gun, and has a super bitch girlfriend agitating the situation. Did he deserve to get shot, maybe not, but let's not pretend he had a big part in this becoming a volatile situation by his actions, both at the time and previous.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:If I only read the headline, I could simply focus on the fact that there was no murder.

Please tell me, how many times was Philando Castle pulled over by police? Oh yeah, 52 times...

I would not mention that he was a robbery suspect...

I would not mention this piece of work and his girlfriend would make videos of themselves driving around smoking weed, with a child in the back seat.

Please pick better people to make into innocent saints shot by police.

you would not mention... okay, but you would mention that anything short of sainthood is worthy of a bullet?

Tell me what kind of person drives around using drugs with a small child in a car and films it.

is death the punishment for possession in maryland? scary stuff.

You avoided my question. What kind of person uses drugs while driving with a small child in the car? Does this show a respect for human life?

And here comes the Foo News character smear right on time! Classic.

Interesting that being profiled for a crime you didn't commit reflects poorly on your character.

Foo wrote:Cops have millions of interactions with the public every day. If the worst thing you can find to whine about is a low life like this getting shot in a high tension situation, they must be doing an amazing job.

The guy is in constant trouble, is on drugs, has a gun, and has a super bitch girlfriend agitating the situation. Did he deserve to get shot, maybe not, but let's not pretend he had a big part in this becoming a volatile situation by his actions, both at the time and previous.

Pretty sick tbh.

Foo wrote: You avoided my question. What kind of person uses drugs while driving with a small child in the car? Does this show a respect for human life?

and you avoided mine. it's the kind of person who is kind of dumb and careless. does that carry the death penalty in maryland, then?

i was actually questioned by police twice, about a nearby crime, within about a year of each other. (different states) i'm lucky that not everyone holds to the foo approach of police procedure.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote: You avoided my question. What kind of person uses drugs while driving with a small child in the car? Does this show a respect for human life?

and you avoided mine. it's the kind of person who is kind of dumb and careless. does that carry the death penalty in maryland, then?

Nope, but you take a person who is dumb and careless, then put them in a car with another dumb and careless person. Now you take a cop pulling them over, knowing full well this guy is in constant trouble with the law. Add in that the cop suspects the driver to be an armed robbery suspect. Add in smelling drugs. Add in that the driver has a gun that every one is aware of. Now we start reaching...the passenger is half crazy...

See how there is a lot more to this than, "herp derp, a cop shot an innocent black guy!"?

Again, if this is the example of how terrible things are, things must really be pretty good.

zombie wrote:i was actually questioned by police twice, about a nearby crime, within about a year of each other. (different states) i'm lucky that not everyone holds to the foo approach of police procedure.

Well, you obviously have no African blood because they would have sniffed it out and shot you dead and asked questions later. It probably would have been by some Hispanic who we would pretend is white to better suit the narrative.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:i was actually questioned by police twice, about a nearby crime, within about a year of each other. (different states) i'm lucky that not everyone holds to the foo approach of police procedure.

Well, you obviously have no African blood because they would have sniffed it out and shot you dead and asked questions later. It probably would have been by some Hispanic who we would pretend is white to better suit the narrative.

Nobody brought race into this, and nobody pawned off the cop as white.

Oops.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote: You avoided my question. What kind of person uses drugs while driving with a small child in the car? Does this show a respect for human life?

and you avoided mine. it's the kind of person who is kind of dumb and careless. does that carry the death penalty in maryland, then?

Nope, but you take a person who is dumb and careless, then put them in a car with another dumb and careless person. Now you take a cop pulling them over, knowing full well this guy is in constant trouble with the law. Add in that the cop suspects the driver to be an armed robbery suspect. Add in smelling drugs. Add in that the driver has a gun that every one is aware of. Now we start reaching...the passenger is half crazy...

See how there is a lot more to this than, "herp derp, a cop shot an innocent black guy!"?

Again, if this is the example of how terrible things are, things must really be pretty good.

Sounds like a cop shot an innocent black guy to me even from what you just described with all its obvious slants.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote: You avoided my question. What kind of person uses drugs while driving with a small child in the car? Does this show a respect for human life?

and you avoided mine. it's the kind of person who is kind of dumb and careless. does that carry the death penalty in maryland, then?

Nope, but you take a person who is dumb and careless, then put them in a car with another dumb and careless person. Now you take a cop pulling them over, knowing full well this guy is in constant trouble with the law. Add in that the cop suspects the driver to be an armed robbery suspect. Add in smelling drugs. Add in that the driver has a gun that every one is aware of. Now we start reaching...the passenger is half crazy...

See how there is a lot more to this than, "herp derp, a cop shot an innocent black guy!"?

Again, if this is the example of how terrible things are, things must really be pretty good.

the cop did not know full well anything. he wasn't sure who was in the car, when he pulled them over. the passenger is half crazy after she witnesses him get shot right infront of her.... the rest could be true the way you presented it. sure.

things are pretty good. if we hold cops who fuck up to account, then it won't get bad either.

Lmao @ Foo's situational description. Been pulled over before! Weed! Gun! Must shoot!

I think police officers would be insulted by how stupid you've assumed them to be. Now you're okay with incompetence so no skin off your ass, but man what you posted is a terrible look for the police psyche. Keep pimping that non-existent criminal record though.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:i was actually questioned by police twice, about a nearby crime, within about a year of each other. (different states) i'm lucky that not everyone holds to the foo approach of police procedure.

Well, you obviously have no African blood because they would have sniffed it out and shot you dead and asked questions later. It probably would have been by some Hispanic who we would pretend is white to better suit the narrative.

you are the first to bring race into this, to better suit your narrative.

Yeah, Foo is just making shit up there. The cop has no idea that the guy in the car has no criminal convictions.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:i was actually questioned by police twice, about a nearby crime, within about a year of each other. (different states) i'm lucky that not everyone holds to the foo approach of police procedure.

Well, you obviously have no African blood because they would have sniffed it out and shot you dead and asked questions later. It probably would have been by some Hispanic who we would pretend is white to better suit the narrative.

you are the first to bring race into this, to better suit your narrative.

"Stop talking about race!"

*resident conservative can't stop talking about race*

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:i was actually questioned by police twice, about a nearby crime, within about a year of each other. (different states) i'm lucky that not everyone holds to the foo approach of police procedure.

Well, you obviously have no African blood because they would have sniffed it out and shot you dead and asked questions later. It probably would have been by some Hispanic who we would pretend is white to better suit the narrative.

Nobody brought race into this, and nobody pawned off the cop as white.

Oops.

Of course not. There is nothing racial at all in selecting certain people to martyr...

Philando Castle, Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice, Eric Garner...

They are all geminis! Gemini Lives Matter.

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:i was actually questioned by police twice, about a nearby crime, within about a year of each other. (different states) i'm lucky that not everyone holds to the foo approach of police procedure.

Well, you obviously have no African blood because they would have sniffed it out and shot you dead and asked questions later. It probably would have been by some Hispanic who we would pretend is white to better suit the narrative.

Nobody brought race into this, and nobody pawned off the cop as white.

Oops.

Of course not. There is nothing racial at all in selecting certain people to martyr...

Philando Castle, Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice, Eric Garner...

They are all geminis! Gemini Lives Matter.

I'm sorry it's impossible for you to comprehend people having non-racial police related political opinions. Hell, there can be multiple dialogues going on. But the guy who thinks BLM is a racial hate group probably wouldn't acknowledge such distinctions, or the existence of distinctions at all.

Love that you listed the 12 year old boy murdered in cold blood though. Why was the officer right to kill Tamir Rice?