If you understood the basis for HYON, you'd know that no migo politician has, so your question is meaninglessly speculative. When a sizable number of Mexican politicians and activists begin speaking on behalf of our community and the systemic racism we are victims of, you and I can have that discussion.
Jeff Sessions aka KKKKilla?
Sessions low key collecting White supremacist bodies
Look it up
It’s in OP’s article
For Bast's sake, breh :bpfacepalm:
You couldn't wait to wrap your momma's towel around your neck :tchallascust1:
You do realize that Republicans control both the senate and congress right?Dap fishing for votes, like we don't know what Sessions is about. Democrats treat us like children. What policies do y'all propose to counter Sessions and his boss, Trump? Oh, you're silent?
So even if Democrats tried something it would get shot down quickly
Should I pull your post history for TLR? :stephena1:It’s in OP’s article
Jeff Sessions: HUGE leak arrests coming (lock them up!)
Took this with a grain of salt when I first saw this
They're probably about to out McMasters as one of the leakers
I'd be more outraged if the sessions doj didn't charge a white supremacist for terrorism.
Do you mean Ku Klux Klan Killa Sessions?
https://www.republicanleader.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/SessionsAAGLetterDec12.pdf
This is just 1 of 27 investigations
Jeff Sessions: We're investigating 27 leaks of classified information
Do Something Sessions!!
Jeff Beauregard Sessions
Aka KKKKilla
Jim Comey Doing the Right Thing: LISTENING.
Nothing wrong with acknowledging someone doing the right thing. :kanyebp:
For me personally, issues between law enforcement and African-Americans is an extremely important issue. When a conservative representative of law enforcement shows that he's taking huge strides in understanding the position of African-Americans, I have to commend him.
As far as the Hillary email situation, after reading his thoughts and several interviews about that period of time, I truly believe he regrets having any detrimental impact on the election. He felt like he was doing the right thing, but he's pretty much said that he made a mistake (not directly, of course). :kanyebp:
Listening yupSpeaking as not only a resident of St. Louis, but as a person who grew up in and around Ferguson:
I think the main issue in the Mike Brown shooting was largely overlooked by the black community: over-policing, rather than just police brutality. I said it then and I'll say it now: Mike Brown was stopped for no reason, but he acted dumb with the wrong cop and got shot. Officer Wilson was wrong to escalate the situation (and was known to have conduct issues when he worked for Jennings PD), but they both had their part to play in the situation.
The shooting was a result of a larger problem of police officers and legal officials being enabled to harass low-income African-Americans for the purpose of increasing revenues for many of the municipalities in St. Louis County. Officers were often encouraged to stop pretty much anyone in traffic or on the street to check for warrants and/or write tickets. I have been a victim of this as well, and I've personally paid over $1800 in fines to Ferguson, Florissant, and other municipalities since the age of 17 for traffic-related offenses.
Here's the DOJ report done on the Ferguson Police Department. I read the whole thing, and it was no surprise to me that they found gross misconduct among police and legal officials. It was this kind of environment that enabled Mike Brown to get shot in the way he did.
No bytch
2012 y'all.
