I had a feeling that "rough ride" might of played a part yesterday
that shyt just sounds dangerous alone!
It's several people locked up now that didn't leave their home that morning thinking they would take a life. And by that same token it's several people that left their home and didn't think they wouldn't pass away at the hands of someone else either.
You know what's crazy is how the US [business wise] has said that Unions "were" good for companies but it became clear that they also protect the bad and undeserving and can do harm to a company's growth. Now look at these Police Unions. They will protect bad, lazy and undeserving cops to the death knowing they are wrong...all because they pay some damn Union dues. So if the country views unions as unneeded now...then it's time for the Police Union to get disbanded.
That dude represents a part of the state thats basically irrelevantMd. Legislator Thinks Cutting Parents’ Food Stamps Would Stop Baltimore Protest
On Wednesday, Maryland state Del. Pat McDonough appeared on a conservative radio station and agreed with a caller who suggested cutting parents’ food stamps in an attempt to punish protesters.
BY: STEPHEN A. CROCKETT JR.
Posted: May 1 2015 8:10 AM
Pat McDonough
WJZ SCREENSHOT
A Republican member of the Maryland General Assembly may have a possible solution to stop rioting in Baltimore and quell what he deemed "Thug Nation": take away food stamps.
Maryland state Del. Pat McDonough appeared on a conservative radio program and agreed with a caller who suggested that the way to end rioting in Baltimore was to punish the parents of those who participated by cutting their food stamps, according to The Intercept. "I think that you could make the case that if there is a failure to do proper parenting and allowing this stuff to happen, is there an opportunity for a month to take away your food stamps?" McDonough said Wednesday during the radio broadcast.
"It would never get past the legislature because it seems a little bit harsh, but I think the principle is there has got to be some way to connect to the lack of parenting," McDonough continued.
On Monday, 25-year-old Freddie Gray, who died while in police custody, was buried, and shortly after the funeral, protesters took to the streets, with some looting and destroying property.
At one point, during a discussion about the possibility of a "scientific study" on "police relationships with the black community," McDonough noted that while the project is necessary, it will require, "brilliant, honest, objective people" on "this community, this culture, this thug nation."
“These young people, they’re violent, they’re brutal, their mindset is dysfunctional to a point of being dangerous,” he said, adding that he doesn't want to "put them in a test tube or cage."
"We have got to study, investigate and really look at what this is all about," he said, according to The Intercept.
He added that "thug" isn't a loaded term citing President Barack Obama's use of the word to describe some of the protesters who looted and burned property.
Excuse me?That fukkboy need to fall all the way back.
is the jury going to be pulled out of the county of baltimore or the city of baltimore?
the county is 65% white, the city is 65% black.
This is worse than getting shot..by the time they put him in the van his leg was broken..
Fukking cops
it boiled my blood that the only Black person involved...a Black woman...was unbothered when this man was pleading for help...she had so many opportunities to get him medical help. could've saved his life. so much disregard for Black lives...and like I said ealier...this is ingrained in the police culture.
pretty sure the jury is picked by the lawyers/DA. don't know if they have control over WHERE they pick from the jury from.
This man is your enemy. He has power and he's flexing it in your face.That dude represents a part of the state thats basically irrelevant