Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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loyola llothta
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Do they mean from this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Iguala_mass_kidnapping
I never heard of the ayotzinapa masacre.
No one's gonna do anything...and that's why these police shootings keep happening.
loyola llothta
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I believe soDo they mean from this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Iguala_mass_kidnapping
I never heard of the ayotzinapa masacre.
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Black people killed by police in 2015
notPsychosiz
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Ages 16 to 74.
Boys and men with women sprinkled in.
This is a direct parallel of what a list would look like if you took a deathtoll from a milirary ground war.
This is the same rough demographic the israelis produce when their police murder palestineans. (Not the drones and bombs, they just kill whovever indiscriminately with those... I mean the actual israeli police)
Why are the police engaging with a 74 year old man? To what end?
The course of blacks asking politicians to change things is not working.
Blacks should arm themselves, reverse these numbers, and when whites post lists of their dead they can ask their politicians to evoke change. At that juncture they will listen.
Without leverage you cannot sue for peace.
Without threat you are without leverage.
The most readily available threat for a person oppressed, without goods or capital, is violence.
These are the facts.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly_on_violence
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loyola llothta
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Police Killed More Than 100 People In March
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@loyola llothta I just heard about that story. Absolutely disgusting.
Whites have pretty much devolved completely back to Jim Crow era mentality. They were always evil, but I feel like we have seen an actual increase in their callousness over the past 10 years. They are back to sicking dogs on people. fukking disgusting pieces of shyt.
Whites have pretty much devolved completely back to Jim Crow era mentality. They were always evil, but I feel like we have seen an actual increase in their callousness over the past 10 years. They are back to sicking dogs on people. fukking disgusting pieces of shyt.
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Landlord Sends Man $1,200 Bill To Cleanup His Roommate’s Blood, Who Was Shot Dead By Police
BY JOSH ISRAEL
POSTED ON APRIL 2, 2015 AT 1:57 PM UPDATED: APRIL 2, 2015 AT 3:05 PM
CREDIT: THE DEVIL’S ADVOCATES RADIO NETWORK
Last month, a Madison, WI, police officer shot and killed Tony Terrell Robinson Jr., an unarmed 19-year-old. The city’s chief of police has compared the case to death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO.
On Wednesday, the Wisconsin-based Devil’s Advocates Radio Network reported that Robinson’s surviving roommate, Anthony M. Limon, had received an eviction notice, giving him five days to vacate their Madison apartment or pay their three-days-late rent and $1,192.15 for “bio-hazard cleanup” for removal of Robinson’s blood from the apartment. The notice was addressed to Limon and his mother, whose name also appears on the lease.
The notice was sent by landlord Ray A. Peterson. Peterson told Devil’s Advocates co-host Mike Crute that he believed it appropriate to bill Limon for the bio-hazard removal because Robinson’s name did not appear on the lease.
In an interview with ThinkProgress, Peterson confirmed the report and argued that he was obligated to treat all tenants equally to avoid potentially violating non-discrimination laws. “If we gave them special privileges, it could be a real discrimination problem,” he explained. “In order to stay in business we have to treat the laws equally and all lessees equally.” He noted that an attorney for the tenants had indicated they intend to vacate without waiting to be evicted, which he termed a “delightful message.” Regarding the tragic death of Robinson, Peterson added, “We certainly feel bad about it.”
Brenda K. Konkel, the executive director of the Madison-based Tenant Resource Center for Housing Justice in Wisconsin told ThinkProgress that Peterson was under no legal obligation to evict Limon or charge him for the blood removal. “There is no law like that,” she explained, and while “he has to treat everyone the same in similar circumstances,” there would only be a legal issue if someone of a different protected class were also to be killed in one of his apartments by the police and he treated the cases differently.
In 1999, Peterson was convicted of violating a city ordinance after disconnecting the electricity and heat for an occupied dwelling.
http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2015/04/02/3642252/madison-police-shooting-eviction-landlord/
BY JOSH ISRAEL
POSTED ON APRIL 2, 2015 AT 1:57 PM UPDATED: APRIL 2, 2015 AT 3:05 PM
CREDIT: THE DEVIL’S ADVOCATES RADIO NETWORK
Last month, a Madison, WI, police officer shot and killed Tony Terrell Robinson Jr., an unarmed 19-year-old. The city’s chief of police has compared the case to death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO.
On Wednesday, the Wisconsin-based Devil’s Advocates Radio Network reported that Robinson’s surviving roommate, Anthony M. Limon, had received an eviction notice, giving him five days to vacate their Madison apartment or pay their three-days-late rent and $1,192.15 for “bio-hazard cleanup” for removal of Robinson’s blood from the apartment. The notice was addressed to Limon and his mother, whose name also appears on the lease.
The notice was sent by landlord Ray A. Peterson. Peterson told Devil’s Advocates co-host Mike Crute that he believed it appropriate to bill Limon for the bio-hazard removal because Robinson’s name did not appear on the lease.
In an interview with ThinkProgress, Peterson confirmed the report and argued that he was obligated to treat all tenants equally to avoid potentially violating non-discrimination laws. “If we gave them special privileges, it could be a real discrimination problem,” he explained. “In order to stay in business we have to treat the laws equally and all lessees equally.” He noted that an attorney for the tenants had indicated they intend to vacate without waiting to be evicted, which he termed a “delightful message.” Regarding the tragic death of Robinson, Peterson added, “We certainly feel bad about it.”
Brenda K. Konkel, the executive director of the Madison-based Tenant Resource Center for Housing Justice in Wisconsin told ThinkProgress that Peterson was under no legal obligation to evict Limon or charge him for the blood removal. “There is no law like that,” she explained, and while “he has to treat everyone the same in similar circumstances,” there would only be a legal issue if someone of a different protected class were also to be killed in one of his apartments by the police and he treated the cases differently.
In 1999, Peterson was convicted of violating a city ordinance after disconnecting the electricity and heat for an occupied dwelling.
http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2015/04/02/3642252/madison-police-shooting-eviction-landlord/
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Landlord Sends Man $1,200 Bill To Cleanup His Roommate’s Blood, Who Was Shot Dead By Police
BY JOSH ISRAEL
CREDIT: THE DEVIL’S ADVOCATES RADIO NETWORK
Last month, a Madison, WI, police officer shot and killed Tony Terrell Robinson Jr., an unarmed 19-year-old. The city’s chief of police has compared the case to death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO.
On Wednesday, the Wisconsin-based Devil’s Advocates Radio Network reported that Robinson’s surviving roommate, Anthony M. Limon, had received an eviction notice, giving him five days to vacate their Madison apartment or pay their three-days-late rent and $1,192.15 for “bio-hazard cleanup” for removal of Robinson’s blood from the apartment. The notice was addressed to Limon and his mother, whose name also appears on the lease.
The notice was sent by landlord Ray A. Peterson. Peterson told Devil’s Advocates co-host Mike Crute that he believed it appropriate to bill Limon for the bio-hazard removal because Robinson’s name did not appear on the lease.
In an interview with ThinkProgress, Peterson confirmed the report and argued that he was obligated to treat all tenants equally to avoid potentially violating non-discrimination laws. “If we gave them special privileges, it could be a real discrimination problem,” he explained. “In order to stay in business we have to treat the laws equally and all lessees equally.” He noted that an attorney for the tenants had indicated they intend to vacate without waiting to be evicted, which he termed a “delightful message.” Regarding the tragic death of Robinson, Peterson added, “We certainly feel bad about it.”
Brenda K. Konkel, the executive director of the Madison-based Tenant Resource Center for Housing Justice in Wisconsin told ThinkProgress that Peterson was under no legal obligation to evict Limon or charge him for the blood removal. “There is no law like that,” she explained, and while “he has to treat everyone the same in similar circumstances,” there would only be a legal issue if someone of a different protected class were also to be killed in one of his apartments by the police and he treated the cases differently.
In 1999, Peterson was convicted of violating a city ordinance after disconnecting the electricity and heat for an occupied dwelling.
http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2015/04/02/3642252/madison-police-shooting-eviction-landlord/
This nikka Peterson.... Deserves to be shot, slumlord ass nikka he is...
