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On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 12:15:18 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 11:24:03 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:


The last time I flipped through the channels in the "220-230" segment, I
landed on Fox for a moment

I watch the show with Perino and Beckel (along with 3 other fox folks)
occasionally.
The two of them actually have reasonable debates now and then and both
have lived in the belly of the beast.
The other 3 could STFU and the show would be better.

Perino is nothing more than a poliical hack at this point. After
watching her on Fox, it amazes me she could hold down the press
secretary's job in the White House. Someone's arm must have been up
her as and connected to her jaw.

What could possibly go wrong?
 

On Friday, August 22, 2014 8:09:51 PM UTC-4, True North wrote:

If it's pictures you're all excited about, I have one or two unflattering versions of you that I'd be only too happy to share with the group.


And I have some lovely pictures of your ******** of a house.

After its all said and done....your poor Wife will be left saying..." What the **** happened ? "

Remember, the RCMP can't save you. Neither can the Halifax Cops.

What could possibly go wrong?
 

On 8/22/2014 7:09 PM, True North wrote:
On Friday, 22 August 2014 21:14:46 UTC-3, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 8/22/14 8:09 PM, True North wrote:



DumboDickson spews...



" Too bad you keep mouthing off about a picture of Mop Boy you SAY you have.....



Put up or shut up (and I gather it will be the latter) "





If it's pictures you're all excited about, I have one or two unflattering versions of you that I'd be only too happy to share with the group.





Does he look like his genomate, FlaJim?

Hard to say... our Floriduh FunnyMan is very careful with his image.. he's more a taker than a giver.

I have shown at least as many selfies as Harry has.

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On 8/22/2014 9:25 PM, jps wrote:
On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 12:15:18 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 11:24:03 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:


The last time I flipped through the channels in the "220-230" segment, I
landed on Fox for a moment

I watch the show with Perino and Beckel (along with 3 other fox folks)
occasionally.
The two of them actually have reasonable debates now and then and both
have lived in the belly of the beast.
The other 3 could STFU and the show would be better.

Perino is nothing more than a poliical hack at this point. After
watching her on Fox, it amazes me she could hold down the press
secretary's job in the White House. Someone's arm must have been up
her as and connected to her jaw.


Awwww, someone is smitten with the smart blonde.

What could possibly go wrong?th
 

On 8/22/2014 9:19 PM, jps wrote:
On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 22:26:47 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 14:11:46 -0700, jps wrote:

The only problem I have with the mess in Missouri is they picked the
wrong case to go off on. The guy they choked to death in New York is a
better case. Of course you also have Diallo who was shot 41 times. The
problem is they are both in New York, a bluer than blue city in a blue
state.

Also the densest population area in the country. Two incidents like
this could happen in the middle of different states if you spread NY
out.

The issue is supposed to be an egregious abuse of police power. Is
that excused if it is the big city?


What's your comment about blue city suppose to indicate? You think
cops in NY are more likely to be R's or Ds? R's constitute 33% of the
population in NYC.

I only question why they single out this incident and ignore far worse
ones. Were the looking for a red state to drive this issue?

This really looks like it might turn out to be a good shoot just a bad
shot. Six rounds only inflicted 2 serious wounds and 3 went on into
the environment somewhere. Good thing this was a less populated area
or we would have had bystanders hit.

I suppose he might have been hurt in the "scuffle" in the car enough
to affect his aim but that helps the officer.

Crock o' Poop. The cop was 20-25 feet away when he shot 3 or 4
additional rounds after the kid was hit.

The last shot entered the top of his skull, meaning that he was
bending forward and going down. No cop could argue that he felt
life was being threatened.

The cop will be guilty of murder, which variety is yet to be known.


You see it a lot different than I, but then again... Anyway, it's clear
the cop went to get out of his car and got his face smashed in the
medical report shows bruising around the face and head, and a smashed
eye socket.... There is proof according to the investigation that the
kids hand was probably on the weapon when it went off in the car, (skin
in the slide?). The kid ran out and the cop said stop, the kid turned
around and bum rushed the cop. The cop fired at center mass with the
first two going in the forward arm and hand, and entering the body, the
kid started falling as he was rushing forward which would account for
the shots (still at centermass) into the face, and the last one
entering the top of the head... the autopsy does not make
determinations, but it supports my theory as much as any other.. and
when you take into consideration the witnesses that were not involved in
the robbery and thugging, it all adds up... And as to your bs about "no
cop could feel threatened" yeah, a guy just beat the **** out of you,
reached for your gun, he's huge and he's coming back for another go at
you and you and your gun, but no, you won't feel threatened... You are
just a racist, and that's how you are gonna' see this case... Period...

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On Friday, August 22, 2014 9:55:28 PM UTC-4, Harrold wrote:

I have shown at least as many selfies as Harry has.


Then why do you SAY you have a picture of the Nova Scotia dumbass?

What could possibly go wrong?th
 

On 8/23/2014 1:21 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 22 Aug 2014 18:19:10 -0700, jps wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 22:26:47 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 14:11:46 -0700, jps wrote:

The only problem I have with the mess in Missouri is they picked the
wrong case to go off on. The guy they choked to death in New York is a
better case. Of course you also have Diallo who was shot 41 times. The
problem is they are both in New York, a bluer than blue city in a blue
state.

Also the densest population area in the country. Two incidents like
this could happen in the middle of different states if you spread NY
out.

The issue is supposed to be an egregious abuse of police power. Is
that excused if it is the big city?


What's your comment about blue city suppose to indicate? You think
cops in NY are more likely to be R's or Ds? R's constitute 33% of the
population in NYC.

I only question why they single out this incident and ignore far worse
ones. Were the looking for a red state to drive this issue?

This really looks like it might turn out to be a good shoot just a bad
shot. Six rounds only inflicted 2 serious wounds and 3 went on into
the environment somewhere. Good thing this was a less populated area
or we would have had bystanders hit.

I suppose he might have been hurt in the "scuffle" in the car enough
to affect his aim but that helps the officer.

Crock o' Poop. The cop was 20-25 feet away when he shot 3 or 4
additional rounds after the kid was hit.

The last shot entered the top of his skull, meaning that he was
bending forward and going down. No cop could argue that he felt his
life was being threatened.

The cop will be guilty of murder, which variety is yet to be known.

I suppose it all depends on the first autopsy. If there was GSR in his
hair, this may be a good shoot.

I bet those last flurry of shots took less than 2 seconds with very
little thinking between the first and last shot


My point exactly, and if you set it up the way I laid it out and run it
real time, my theory works... and I think better than any other I have
heard.

What could possibly go wrong?th
 

On 8/23/2014 1:21 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 22 Aug 2014 18:19:10 -0700, jps wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 22:26:47 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 14:11:46 -0700, jps wrote:

The only problem I have with the mess in Missouri is they picked the
wrong case to go off on. The guy they choked to death in New York is a
better case. Of course you also have Diallo who was shot 41 times. The
problem is they are both in New York, a bluer than blue city in a blue
state.

Also the densest population area in the country. Two incidents like
this could happen in the middle of different states if you spread NY
out.

The issue is supposed to be an egregious abuse of police power. Is
that excused if it is the big city?


What's your comment about blue city suppose to indicate? You think
cops in NY are more likely to be R's or Ds? R's constitute 33% of the
population in NYC.

I only question why they single out this incident and ignore far worse
ones. Were the looking for a red state to drive this issue?

This really looks like it might turn out to be a good shoot just a bad
shot. Six rounds only inflicted 2 serious wounds and 3 went on into
the environment somewhere. Good thing this was a less populated area
or we would have had bystanders hit.

I suppose he might have been hurt in the "scuffle" in the car enough
to affect his aim but that helps the officer.

Crock o' Poop. The cop was 20-25 feet away when he shot 3 or 4
additional rounds after the kid was hit.

The last shot entered the top of his skull, meaning that he was
bending forward and going down. No cop could argue that he felt his
life was being threatened.

The cop will be guilty of murder, which variety is yet to be known.

I suppose it all depends on the first autopsy. If there was GSR in his
hair, this may be a good shoot.

I bet those last flurry of shots took less than 2 seconds with very
little thinking between the first and last shot



There's something screwy about this whole incident but few facts are
known ... or have been released to the public.

A "gentle giant" typically doesn't rob from stores, shove a proprietor
half his size into display shelving and then, as he is leaving, turns to
approach the proprietor again in a menacing manner.

There have been some reports about finding pot in his systems. I don't
know if those reports have been confirmed. But if this "gentle giant"
was stealing a box of cigars to fill with PCP laced pot, it could
explain a bunch of things. From what I've read that combination of
drugs can result in a sense of invulnerability and power.

Given the emotion charged atmosphere surrounding this event, I have a
hunch we will never know the truth. It's going to get politically
controlled. The cop *has* to be charged or there will be riots that
will make the protests to date look like a community picnic.

What could possibly go wrong?th
 

On 8/23/14 1:21 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 22 Aug 2014 18:19:10 -0700, jps wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 22:26:47 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 14:11:46 -0700, jps wrote:

The only problem I have with the mess in Missouri is they picked the
wrong case to go off on. The guy they choked to death in New York is a
better case. Of course you also have Diallo who was shot 41 times. The
problem is they are both in New York, a bluer than blue city in a blue
state.

Also the densest population area in the country. Two incidents like
this could happen in the middle of different states if you spread NY
out.

The issue is supposed to be an egregious abuse of police power. Is
that excused if it is the big city?


What's your comment about blue city suppose to indicate? You think
cops in NY are more likely to be R's or Ds? R's constitute 33% of the
population in NYC.

I only question why they single out this incident and ignore far worse
ones. Were the looking for a red state to drive this issue?

This really looks like it might turn out to be a good shoot just a bad
shot. Six rounds only inflicted 2 serious wounds and 3 went on into
the environment somewhere. Good thing this was a less populated area
or we would have had bystanders hit.

I suppose he might have been hurt in the "scuffle" in the car enough
to affect his aim but that helps the officer.

Crock o' Poop. The cop was 20-25 feet away when he shot 3 or 4
additional rounds after the kid was hit.

The last shot entered the top of his skull, meaning that he was
bending forward and going down. No cop could argue that he felt his
life was being threatened.

The cop will be guilty of murder, which variety is yet to be known.

I suppose it all depends on the first autopsy. If there was GSR in his
hair, this may be a good shoot.

I bet those last flurry of shots took less than 2 seconds with very
little thinking between the first and last shot



I have the feeling there was "little thinking" going on during any part
of the shooting.

Two of my old newspaper buddies from the Kansas City Star who run their
own papers now in two small Missouri cities, one just south of St.
Louis, told me in emails that racism is still a big problem in some of
the police departments in that state, and hasn't changed much in the
decades since we all roamed the state as reporters. But I have no
first-hand info on this.

I remember a couple of years ago when the FBI reported from its own
internal investigations that of the 600 fatal shootings its agents had
committed over some then recent period of time, all 600 were
"justified." That made a lot of people laugh.

What could possibly go wrong?th
 

On 8/23/14 2:17 PM, KC wrote:
On 8/23/2014 1:21 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 22 Aug 2014 18:19:10 -0700, jps wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 22:26:47 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 14:11:46 -0700, jps wrote:

The only problem I have with the mess in Missouri is they picked the
wrong case to go off on. The guy they choked to death in New York
is a
better case. Of course you also have Diallo who was shot 41 times.
The
problem is they are both in New York, a bluer than blue city in a
blue
state.

Also the densest population area in the country. Two incidents like
this could happen in the middle of different states if you spread NY
out.

The issue is supposed to be an egregious abuse of police power. Is
that excused if it is the big city?


What's your comment about blue city suppose to indicate? You think
cops in NY are more likely to be R's or Ds? R's constitute 33% of the
population in NYC.

I only question why they single out this incident and ignore far worse
ones. Were the looking for a red state to drive this issue?

This really looks like it might turn out to be a good shoot just a bad
shot. Six rounds only inflicted 2 serious wounds and 3 went on into
the environment somewhere. Good thing this was a less populated area
or we would have had bystanders hit.

I suppose he might have been hurt in the "scuffle" in the car enough
to affect his aim but that helps the officer.

Crock o' Poop. The cop was 20-25 feet away when he shot 3 or 4
additional rounds after the kid was hit.

The last shot entered the top of his skull, meaning that he was
bending forward and going down. No cop could argue that he felt his
life was being threatened.

The cop will be guilty of murder, which variety is yet to be known.

I suppose it all depends on the first autopsy. If there was GSR in his
hair, this may be a good shoot.

I bet those last flurry of shots took less than 2 seconds with very
little thinking between the first and last shot


My point exactly, and if you set it up the way I laid it out and run it
real time, my theory works... and I think better than any other I have
heard.


I of course didn't read your theory...is it something the voices in your
head shared with you?