Thank you rioters...

[jjb54]

 

If you want to protest, is your right, but be peaceful and civilized.

There is not justification for burning, stealing, looting private and public property or attacking innocent and killing innocent people. Violent rioters are criminals and that is not my opinion, that is the reality.

 

 

Amaccurzer0 - 100% spot on. But see, they don't care about ' ... burning, stealing, looting, destruction of property and person ---> AS LONG AS IT'S NOT THEM OR THEIR PROPERTY!

[Pixelhate]

If you want to protest, is your right, but be peaceful and civilized.

 

As it is developed here

 

 

There is not justification for burning, stealing, looting private and public property or attacking innocent and killing innocent people. Violent rioters are criminals and that is not my opinion, that is the reality.

 

There is no justification either for 3 persons, supposed to serve and protect, to stand on a defenseless man on the ground, with one pushing on the neck and throat for 8 minutes (more than one minutes after the victim was unresponsive).

Racist policemen lynching, murdering and man slaughtering on a regular basis is not an opinion either, it is a reality.

 

Now these two realities are colliding, in all their horror. Watching people's life being destroyed, be it their hardly build meaning of life or their literal life is horrible, not "unfortunate".

 

One cop was charged for 4th degree murder at first. After few days of mainly peaceful protest and some riots, it was re qualified as 2nd degree murder and the three others were arrested for complicity. That didn't stop the protests, which is now spreading in Europe. Today, Minneapolis wows to disband/defund police.

 

The point of OP is to provoke grossly, mine was to give a taste of his own medicine. I'm not interested to go further, it's not my thing.

 

 

[HeyYou]

 

If you want to protest, is your right, but be peaceful and civilized.

 

As it is developed here

 

 

There is not justification for burning, stealing, looting private and public property or attacking innocent and killing innocent people. Violent rioters are criminals and that is not my opinion, that is the reality.

 

There is no justification either for 3 persons, supposed to serve and protect, to stand on a defenseless man on the ground, with one pushing on the neck and throat for 8 minutes (more than one minutes after the victim was unresponsive).

Racist policemen lynching, murdering and man slaughtering on a regular basis is not an opinion either, it is a reality.

 

Now these two realities are colliding, in all their horror. Watching people's life being destroyed, be it their hardly build meaning of life or their literal life is horrible, not "unfortunate".

 

One cop was charged for 4th degree murder at first. After few days of mainly peaceful protest and some riots, it was re qualified as 2nd degree murder and the three others were arrested for complicity. That didn't stop the protests, which is now spreading in Europe. Today, Minneapolis wows to disband/defund police.

 

The point of OP is to provoke grossly, mine was to give a taste of his own medicine. I'm not interested to go further, it's not my thing.

 

 

 

I really don't care WHAT the police did, that does NOT justify destroying property, burning down buildings, looting stores, shooting at, throwing things at, and firebombing the police. Most of whom that are being targeted had nothing to do with this particular incident. Blaming an entire organization for the actions of a few is also pretty darn stupid. If you start going to that road, then EVERY black man is a drug dealing murderer..... See how that works? Yes, the police union sticks up for their members. That is WHAT THEY ARE PAID FOR. And they can afford some REALLY good lawyers.

 

Disbanding the police department is also another incredibly bad idea. They are going to replace it with counselors? De-escalation specialists? That is downright funny. The crooks and thugs are going to eat them for lunch. Get ready for crime to skyrocket, property values to plummet, the economy there to tank, and businesses/any residents that can afford it, getting out as quickly as they can. There are ALREADY folks advising Minneapolis residents to sell their property NOW, before values drop like stones. Going to end up with another Detroit.

[jjb54]

 

If you want to protest, is your right, but be peaceful and civilized.

 

As it is developed here

 

 

There is not justification for burning, stealing, looting private and public property or attacking innocent and killing innocent people. Violent rioters are criminals and that is not my opinion, that is the reality.

 

There is no justification either for 3 persons, supposed to serve and protect, to stand on a defenseless man on the ground, with one pushing on the neck and throat for 8 minutes (more than one minutes after the victim was unresponsive).

Racist policemen lynching, murdering and man slaughtering on a regular basis is not an opinion either, it is a reality.

 

Now these two realities are colliding, in all their horror. Watching people's life being destroyed, be it their hardly build meaning of life or their literal life is horrible, not "unfortunate".

 

One cop was charged for 4th degree murder at first. After few days of mainly peaceful protest and some riots, it was re qualified as 2nd degree murder and the three others were arrested for complicity. That didn't stop the protests, which is now spreading in Europe. Today, Minneapolis wows to disband/defund police.

 

The point of OP is to provoke grossly, mine was to give a taste of his own medicine. I'm not interested to go further, it's not my thing.

 

 

 

 

You understand that this WILL HIT YOU TOO, right? Will you feel the same when it's your family - friends - Business?

 

Does this " END " - Justify the means, if it would involve you or people you know? Seriously???

 

I do not and am not wishing this on you.

 

My humanity is still very much intact. But several people who supported the Antifa & Rioters were in 100% support.

 

* A business was trashed and injuries were inflicted.

 

* A small paper publishing company that 100% supported, had her business destroyed.

 

> And these are the ones that I know of, not the ones I do.

 

And what about the police that were killed:

 

> Bullet to the back of the head? Please, tell me how that was " justified "?

> Shot point blank?

 

Please rationalize to me how these were " justified " and such?

 

See?

 

These people do NOT care ... even if YOU support them. They take no prisoners and they do NOT care who they hurt.

 

So if you see this " justifies " it ... Go look in the mirror and ask when and where did your humanity start to leave you?

[HeyYou]

Quite frankly, I am of the opinion that anyone support those actions, is just as guilty as the folks throwing the molotov/pulling the trigger. And they deserve the same punishment.

 

Looters, whom are criminals by their very definition, should be shot on site. There is NO justification for that. Same goes for folks tossing rocks/molotovs/bullets.... That is assault with intent, and no court in the land would convict you of anything if you shot them dead. We as a society have become far to willing to accept aberrant behavior. That really needs to stop.

[jjb54]

HeyYou - Notice how they get quiet and do NOT respond when they get asked the TOUGH - HARD questions. Instead they deflect and take an emo-tangent.

[AJStoner]

 

If you want to protest, is your right, but be peaceful and civilized.

 

As it is developed here

 

 

There is not justification for burning, stealing, looting private and public property or attacking innocent and killing innocent people. Violent rioters are criminals and that is not my opinion, that is the reality.

 

There is no justification either for 3 persons, supposed to serve and protect, to stand on a defenseless man on the ground, with one pushing on the neck and throat for 8 minutes (more than one minutes after the victim was unresponsive).

Racist policemen lynching, murdering and man slaughtering on a regular basis is not an opinion either, it is a reality.

 

Now these two realities are colliding, in all their horror. Watching people's life being destroyed, be it their hardly build meaning of life or their literal life is horrible, not "unfortunate".

 

One cop was charged for 4th degree murder at first. After few days of mainly peaceful protest and some riots, it was re qualified as 2nd degree murder and the three others were arrested for complicity. That didn't stop the protests, which is now spreading in Europe. Today, Minneapolis wows to disband/defund police.

 

The point of OP is to provoke grossly, mine was to give a taste of his own medicine. I'm not interested to go further, it's not my thing.

 

 

 

There is NO SUCH THING as 4th degree murder. There is 1st degree murder, 2nd degree murder, and manslaughter and these terms mean very specific things:

 

1st Degree: Premeditation--the person planned the killing, set out to find the victim, and then killed them.

 

2nd Degree: The killing is spontaneous but deliberate--the intent was to kill.

 

Manslaughter: The killing was unintentional but the result of behavior that a normal person would realize created a real risk of death or injury to another party.

 

They are not interchangeable; they are not measures of how much of a jerk you think the accused is. They mean what they mean and upping the charges because of public hysteria is why these cases often result in outright acquittals. A jury DOES NOT have the option of convicting on a lesser degree of a capital crime. The prosecution makes the case that a specific thing was, in fact, done and if they don't prove EXACTLY what they are accusing the person walks. The end.

 

 

EDIT: As for Minneapolis--please, oh please, let them be that stupid. I would like nothing more than to see that twistedf, Maoist hell-hole burn itself to the ground on live TV.

[HeyYou]

HeyYou - Notice how they get quiet and do NOT respond when they get asked the TOUGH - HARD questions. Instead they deflect and take an emo-tangent.

 

Typical leftist behavior.

 

 

 

If you want to protest, is your right, but be peaceful and civilized.

 

As it is developed here

 

 

There is not justification for burning, stealing, looting private and public property or attacking innocent and killing innocent people. Violent rioters are criminals and that is not my opinion, that is the reality.

 

There is no justification either for 3 persons, supposed to serve and protect, to stand on a defenseless man on the ground, with one pushing on the neck and throat for 8 minutes (more than one minutes after the victim was unresponsive).

Racist policemen lynching, murdering and man slaughtering on a regular basis is not an opinion either, it is a reality.

 

Now these two realities are colliding, in all their horror. Watching people's life being destroyed, be it their hardly build meaning of life or their literal life is horrible, not "unfortunate".

 

One cop was charged for 4th degree murder at first. After few days of mainly peaceful protest and some riots, it was re qualified as 2nd degree murder and the three others were arrested for complicity. That didn't stop the protests, which is now spreading in Europe. Today, Minneapolis wows to disband/defund police.

 

The point of OP is to provoke grossly, mine was to give a taste of his own medicine. I'm not interested to go further, it's not my thing.

 

 

 

There is NO SUCH THING as 4th degree murder. There is 1st degree murder, 2nd degree murder, and manslaughter and these terms mean very specific things:

 

1st Degree: Premeditation--the person planned the killing, set out to find the victim, and then killed them.

 

2nd Degree: The killing is spontaneous but deliberate--the intent was to kill.

 

Manslaughter: The killing was unintentional but the result of behavior that a normal person would realize created a real risk of death or injury to another party.

 

They are not interchangeable; they are not measures of how much of a jerk you think the accused is. They mean what they mean and upping the charges because of public hysteria is why these cases often result in outright acquittals. A jury DOES NOT have the option of convicting on a lesser degree of a capital crime. The prosecution makes the case that a specific thing was, in fact, done and if they don't prove EXACTLY what they are accusing the person walks. The end.

 

 

EDIT: As for Minneapolis--please, oh please, let them be that stupid. I would like nothing more than to see that twistedf, Maoist hell-hole burn itself to the ground on live TV.

 

Oh come on now. Tell us how you really feel. :D

 

[jjb54]

And I quote:

 

 

There is NO SUCH THING as 4th degree murder.

 

Um, ya, there sorta is, and I quote:

 

 

Others have covered the distinction between first degree (premeditated) murder, second degree and third degree (voluntary manslaughter), and what might be fourth degree (involuntary manslaughter) and fifth degree (vehicular homicide) murder sufficiently.

 

Yes, it is a legal term in the Justice System and is at times used.

 

Just like there is 4th Degree Assault

 

 

(1) A person is guilty of assault in the fourth degree if, under circumstances not amounting to assault in the first, second, or third degree, or custodial assault, he or she assaults another.

 

Have a good day!

[SurtrDraugr]

I would love to know how burning down your own neighbourhood is supposed to help civil rights in America. That's gap I'm having a hard time getting across.