Not when you put a rim shop in a poor black neighborhood, and don't circulate those dollars back.
Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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Not when you put a rim shop in a poor black neighborhood, and don't circulate those dollars back.
Its begun.....
Anonymous Vows Action Over Shooting Death of Unarmed Teen
Anonymous, the hacktivist network, released a video message Sunday encouraging protests and threatening their own actions against the police who shot 18-year-old Michael Brown and left him for dead in the streets of Ferguson, Missouri.
"The entire global collective of Anonymous is outraged at this cold-blooded murder of a young teen," the group said in the video. "Not a week goes by that some young person— usually of minority ethnicity—is slaughtered by murderous police in the USA." Brown, who was black, reportedly had his hands up before he was shot "more than just a couple" times by police Saturday, according to the local force's chief.
Missouri Community Outraged After Unarmed Teen Shot Dead By Police
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Saying it wasn't enough to "simply [obtain] justice for this young man and his family," Anonymous demanded that the state's congressional representatives introduce a national set of police conduct standards and call it "Mike Brown's Law."
The group also demanded that police treat protesters with respect, vowing that any abuse would lead the group to "dox and release the personal information on every single member of the Ferguson Police Department."
"This is your only warning," Anonymous stated.
The group has set up a website to organize cyberprotests on Brown's behalf and is using the hashtag #OpFerguson. As of this writing, the group's Twitter account had been suspended.
Here is the complete text of Anonymous' message, much of which is repeated in the video above:
Anonymous Operation Ferguson - Press Release
Sunday - August 10, 2014 1:30 PM CST USA
A little over 24 hours ago in Ferguson, Missouri - USA the Ferguson Police Department shot an un-armed teen 6 times and killed him. His body was left to lie in a pool of blood in the sweltering heat for hours while the police militarized the area against protesters and attempted to concoct a reasonable story as to why they snatched this innocent students life for no reason. The St. Louis County Sheriff Department even sealed the roads leading to Ferguson in a vain attempt to prevent protesters from reaching the city. His name was Mike Brown, he was 17 - and he would have started college next week. Instead, his family is struggling to come up with funeral costs.
The entire global collective of Anonymous is outraged at this cold blooded murder of a young teen. Not a week goes by that some young person, usually of minority ethnicity - is slaughtered by murderous police in the USA. For this reason Anonymous will not be satisfied this time, as we have in the past - with simply obtaining justice for this young man and his family. Anonymous demands that the Congressional Representatives and Senators from Missouri introduce legislation entitled "Mike Brown's Law" that will set strict national standards for police conduct in the USA. We further demand that this new law include specific language to grant the victims of police violence the same rights and prerogatives that are already enjoyed nationwide by the victims of other violent criminals. The Equal Protection clause of the US Constitution demands nothing less.
To the good people of Ferguson, take heart - and take your streets. You are not alone, we will support you in every way possible. Occupy every square inch of your city. Open your homes and help in any way you can the protesters who will come to your city from every part of Missouri and the USA. Businesses and householders that are near protest rallies, open your WiFi routers so that live streamers and other independent journalists can use the Internet connections. Feed each other, keep each other safe - and stay in the streets until we are totally victorious in all our demands.
To the Ferguson Police Department and any other jurisdictions who are deployed to the protests: we are watching you very closely. If you abuse, harass - or harm in any way the protesters in Ferguson we will take every web based asset of your departments and governments off line. That is not a threat, it is a promise. If you attack the protesters, we will attack every server and computer you have. We will dox and release the personal information on every single member of the Ferguson Police Department, as well as any other jurisdiction that participates in the abuse. We will seize all your databases and E-Mail spools and dump them on the Internet. This is your only warning.
The time has come for more than simple justice for these atrocities. The time has come to draw a line in the sand and say "no more dead kids", no more police killings and beatings. Anonymous is drawing a line in the sand, and that line runs right down the middle of Main Street Ferguson, Missouri. Police impunity ends with the barbaric death of Mike Brown.
We Are Anonymous - We Are Legion - We Will Not Forgive - We Will Not Forget
EXPECT JUSTICE - DEMAND CHANGE
MVike28
right around the ACC
oh so you gon spin this thread into a bash black folks spending habits thread ha?
you really gon bypass the true basis of this thread which is the systematic targeting of the black community by the Ferguson as the statistics just mentioned in this thread ha?
you really think you slick ha?
WE SEE YOU fakkit. You're another self hating buffoon.
you are responsible for your own action!
Are they forcing people into the store? Are they forcing them to make bad buying decisions? Forcing them to pay late?
Stop thinking like a victim, and take control of your own actions.
You really think they only sell to black people btw?
shyt has nothing to do w/ race. Its about stupid guppies.
nikka ANSWER MY QUESTION
Is a weave shop black exploitation or nah?
what am I going to do about what?
extrajudicial murders of Black men by law enforcement?
there's not much I can do except raise awareness both on and offline, I'm out here in Houston Texas in neighborhoods where it's not safe creating bonds with troubled youth both Black and Latino, I put in work but there's only so much I can do.
doesn't mean I'm going to critique how others respond to their oppression, be it looting or rioting, I support them.
MVike28
right around the ACC
Well I'm calling you out for focusing on the aggrieved and not the murderers in your post.I was the first one to post the police chief address, his cell phone #, name of his wife and relatives
What you did/said before that does not negate the negative connotations of that same post.
Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
Why do you think they don't shoot white guys? I believe it's because there may some hesitation because there is the possibility they may be armed. We don't give them that option. There's also the fact we are raised to be afraid of them.
White people cannot utter a word to black people about 'morals' & how we should 'conduct ourselves' if you knew history...you'd understand that.
But I am legit worried for my people. I feel this is playing into their hands...they didn't get all those military guns for nothing & they plan to use them on Black People.
please remember this...
But I am legit worried for my people. I feel this is playing into their hands...they didn't get all those military guns for nothing & they plan to use them on Black People.
please remember this...
IS RENT-A-CENTER PART OF THE BLACK COMMUNITY? YEA, OR NAH BREH, It's real easy to answer.
how do you know they have to travel further for some snacks and sneakers??? there are gas stations, liqour stores and clothing stores on every other block nowadays. a couple stores getting looted it no big deal.
Some of these posts are just ridiculous, got me looking at a yall side ways now 
The relationships I built with white people are RUINED ass nikkaz
wild100sboy
:mjpls:
Ok, Ferguson is in shambles. Now what, koons?
