Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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Prosecutor Bob McCulloch still excepts grand jury decision in Mike Brown case in mid to late November.
(11/10)
if 1 guy gets jumped by 20 guys. does it mean the 1 guy fears the 20 individually? NO...use common sense. what it probably means is the 20 guys on their own would never in their dreams step foot to the one guy. Use your head before you make these responses.
we are the minority in the US. we are out gunned. they have the law on their side because the law was setup by them and its defended by them(majority white judges, cops, etc).
i have never in life crossed the street because i saw some random white guy walking on the same side. NOT ONCE. i probably should have cause some white boys are officially certified crazy. but there is ZERO fear from black folks towards white folks. the other way around we know their is 1 to 1 fear that exists. why is it you think white peopel FEAR a black man in a hoody. but we dont fear a white man in a hoody(even though anyone that you cant make out on a dark night in a dark alley should be feared for life preservation purposes.)
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"King, there is only one thing left for you to do. You know what it is. You have just 34 days in which to do (this exact number had been selected for a specific reason, it has definite practical significance. You are done. There is but one one way for you. You better take it before your filthy, abnormal fraudulent self is bared to the nation."
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Yes, as irrational as that might seem to someone without a historical compass to contextualize white fear of non-whites.
OH MY GOD!!! Black people and their "rules" and "fairness"
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BREAKING: Ferguson activist: As grand jury decision looms, police plan ‘to kill us in the streets’
Tensions were building in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, on Monday as the community girded for a decision by a grand jury over whether to indict the white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teen in August.
The shooting sparked weeks of unrest and ongoing demonstrations, and some groups have threatened widespread protests if Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson is not charged with a crime in the death of Michael Brown, 18.
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch, addressing speculation about the timing of an announcement, said on Monday his expectation a grand jury decision would not be reached until mid-to-late November had not changed.
The prosecutor’s office will advise the public when a determination is made and claims of an announcement date or time from other sources “are rank speculation and should be ignored,” McCulloch said in a statement.
There is widespread expectation the grand jury will not indict Wilson. Some businesses have boarded up windows and made plans for how to protect themselves and their property if protests ignite into violence and destruction.
Shortly after Wilson killed Brown on Aug. 9, there was looting and vandalism of Ferguson businesses, as protesters clashed with police. The protests over Brown’s death have since been mostly peaceful as the grand jury decision is awaited.
Tory Russell, a co-founder of Hands Up United, said the group protesting Brown’s death had been hoping to negotiate terms of engagement with law enforcement authorities that might help keep demonstrations peaceful but that such talks had gone nowhere.
“I told them if there is no indictment, please only come through neighborhoods when called. Please do not continue to traumatize our community,” said Russell. But “they don’t want to meet with the youth. I honestly believe they are planning to kill us in the streets.”
Dee Butler, office manager for an area chiropractor, said her business was planning to pack up patient records and take them home on Friday, which is the day many people think a grand jury decision could be announced.
“We are hoping it’s not going to be as bad as people say it’s going to be. It looks like there will be protests, but we don’t expect violence,” she said.
Tensions were building in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, on Monday as the community girded for a decision by a grand jury over whether to indict the white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teen in August.
The shooting sparked weeks of unrest and ongoing demonstrations, and some groups have threatened widespread protests if Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson is not charged with a crime in the death of Michael Brown, 18.
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch, addressing speculation about the timing of an announcement, said on Monday his expectation a grand jury decision would not be reached until mid-to-late November had not changed.
The prosecutor’s office will advise the public when a determination is made and claims of an announcement date or time from other sources “are rank speculation and should be ignored,” McCulloch said in a statement.
There is widespread expectation the grand jury will not indict Wilson. Some businesses have boarded up windows and made plans for how to protect themselves and their property if protests ignite into violence and destruction.
Shortly after Wilson killed Brown on Aug. 9, there was looting and vandalism of Ferguson businesses, as protesters clashed with police. The protests over Brown’s death have since been mostly peaceful as the grand jury decision is awaited.
Tory Russell, a co-founder of Hands Up United, said the group protesting Brown’s death had been hoping to negotiate terms of engagement with law enforcement authorities that might help keep demonstrations peaceful but that such talks had gone nowhere.
“I told them if there is no indictment, please only come through neighborhoods when called. Please do not continue to traumatize our community,” said Russell. But “they don’t want to meet with the youth. I honestly believe they are planning to kill us in the streets.”
Dee Butler, office manager for an area chiropractor, said her business was planning to pack up patient records and take them home on Friday, which is the day many people think a grand jury decision could be announced.
“We are hoping it’s not going to be as bad as people say it’s going to be. It looks like there will be protests, but we don’t expect violence,” she said.
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i seem to recall a lot of people claiming black businesses were destroyed in the first couple days. clearly it's fearful cacs boarding up their windows. real brehs know what's good.
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Huey Shootin
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So when white men and women cross the street on Black and Brown men (they're scared of Hispanics, too), it's because of what? shyt happens to me and my peeps all the time. And I've never crossed the street on anyone. I see white people doing it ALL the time when even one black is walking their way.
When a Black walks into the room or a white person has to speak to a Black, and they start fumbling their words and sweating, it's because of envy??
Whites profiling any Black that comes into their neighborhood is because they're jealous and envious of the Jordans that Black is wearing? George Zimmerman gunned down Trayvon because he was jealous of the kid's swag?
