St Louis Rioting

[tampajag]

The community is too divided, you have the old school that want things their way, youngsters who DGAF about life (whether its white or black), and folks in the middle who just try to live and make sense of it all.

TJ, the voice of reason. So, TJ, how do you feel about this event so far?

The incident was a cluster, the response I wasn't fond of. I feel like the energy people use to protest this should be used to improve the community and give these youngsters some value of human life.

[CAA Flagship]

TJ, the voice of reason. So, TJ, how do you feel about this event so far?

The incident was a cluster, the response I wasn't fond of. I feel like the energy people use to protest this should be used to improve the community and give these youngsters some value of human life.

The response itself is an interesting debate. Clearly, people have been shot and businesses looted at the same time that the police presence is accused to being overboard. We'll never know, but I wonder if it made matters worse or better.

[YoUDeeMan]

Never get a Qdoba quesadilla to go. Shit is looser and soggier than 93's ex.

I haven't had one, but I don't doubt it. You're only half right though. She got a boob job, so those puppies are pretty tight.

I think he was talking about her fish taco.

[Bronco]

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"Obama Warns Ferguson Over National Guard Deployment: “I’ll Be Watching”…

[YoUDeeMan]

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"Obama Warns Ferguson Over National Guard Deployment: “I’ll Be Watching”…

Obama should be watching, and arresting, Holder's Clowns and the Black Panther Party players.

[93henfan]

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"Obama Warns Ferguson Over National Guard Deployment: “I’ll Be Watching”…

He'll be watching his next drive down the fairway.

[CAA Flagship]

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"Obama Warns Ferguson Over National Guard Deployment: “I’ll Be Watching”…

He'll be watching his next drive down the fairway.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9m3GyDh6M8[/youtube]

[BDKJMU]

In a AAA Service Center waiting room. CNN is on & they're doing a softball interview of the former head of the New Black Panthers, Malik Zulu Shabazz. That's like FNC interviewing a former head of the KKK...

UNREAL that they would give this racist trash a neutral plaform. Even the liberal Southern Poverty Law Center recognizes this guy for who he is.
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[kalm]

In a AAA Service Center waiting room. CNN is on & they're interviewing a former head of the New Black Panthers. That's like FNC interviewing a former head of the KKK...

Not really.

[BDKJMU]

In a AAA Service Center waiting room. CNN is on & they're interviewing a former head of the New Black Panthers. That's like FNC interviewing a former head of the KKK...

Not really.

This guys is FAR worse than Jesse Hymietown Jackson and Al Tawany Brawley Sharpton.

"Shabazz: "Who is it that caught and killed Nat Turner?"
Audience: "Jews!"
Shabazz: "Who is it that controls the Federal Reserve?"
Audience: "Jews!"
Shabazz: "What? You're not scared, are you?"
Audience: "Jews! Jews!"
Shabazz: "Who is it that controls the media and Hollywood?"
Audience: "Jews! Jews!"
Shabazz: "Who is it that has our entertainers … and our athletes in a vice grip?"
Audience: "Jews!"
— Speech at Howard University before becoming Panther leader, 1994

"The Caucasians and the government are arrogant, telling us how to suffer. America should be glad that every black man is not on a killing spree for all the suffering they have done."
— Speech at the African Black Holocaust Nationhood Conference in Washington, D.C., 1995

"What we have against Jews and others is simple facts of history — that the Jews have been involved in the African holocaust and that the Zionists are causing problems, you know, for people of color around the world."
— Comments to New York One television, 1998

"Kill every goddamn Zionist in Israel! Goddamn little babies, goddamn old ladies! Blow up Zionist supermarkets!"
— Speech during protest of B'nai B'rith International, Washington, D.C., 2002

"If 3,000 people perished in the World Trade Center attacks and the Jewish population is 10%, you show me records of 300 Jewish people dying in the World Trade Center. … We're daring anyone to dispute its truth. They got their people out."
— Morristown, N.J., press conference alleging that Jews (who are 2.2% of the U.S. population) were forewarned about 9/11 attacks, 2003

Background
Malik Zulu Shabazz, who was born with the name Paris Lewis, credits his grandfather, a longtime member of the Nation of Islam (NOI), for introducing him to black separatism. Shabazz took up the cause at an early age. While still in his twenties, Shabazz organized a group of NOI supporters at Howard University, where he obtained both an undergraduate and a law degree. There, he made waves with a series of offensive public comments and also brought a series of controversial speakers to the school, most notably Khalid Abdul Muhammad, who then led the New Black Panther Party (NBPP), in 1994. Just months before that, Muhammad had been ousted from NOI for a speech widely considered anti-Semitic, anti-Catholic and homophobic.

It was at the Howard University event that Shabazz led the audience in an infamous anti-Semitic call and response as a prelude to Muhammad's speech, cementing his own reputation as a bigoted and militant activist. Also in 1994, Shabazz was fired from a position with Washington D.C. Mayor Marion Barry, who criticized him for statements "regarding other people's cultural history, religion and race that do not reflect the spirit of my campaign, my personal views or my spirituality."

Shabazz and Muhammad became close colleagues, joining together again on the eve of the Million Man March in 1995 to organize the African Black Holocaust and Nationhood Conference, an event from which more mainstream march organizers distanced themselves. At the conference, speakers discussed Jewish involvement in the "African Holocaust" and disparaged the Holocaust of the "so-called Jews." As the event opened, Shabazz introduced Muhammad as "a man who gives the white man nightmares … a man who makes the Jews pee in their pants at night … Dr. Khalid Muhammad!"....."
http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/i ... lu-shabazz" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[BDKJMU]

VIDEO: Redskins show ‘hands up’ solidarity with Ferguson protesters


The “Hands up, don’t shoot” protest has made its way to the NFL.

The Washington Redskins secondary emerged from the stadium tunnel during pregame introductions Monday night with hands raised and palms forward.

It was a show of solidarity with the people in Ferguson, Missouri, who are protesting the shooting of teenager Michael Brown.

Eleven players took part as the team was preparing to face the Cleveland Browns.

Safety Ryan Clark said Brown “could have been any one of us. That could have been any one of our brothers, our cousins. … When you get an opportunity to make a statement and be more than a football player, it’s good.”....."
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F'ing clowns..

[93henfan]

Solidarity for negroes. Ambivalence for native Americans.

[Grizalltheway]

Solidarity for negroes. Ambivalence for native Americans.

Injuns. They're called injuns.

[93henfan]

Solidarity for negroes. Ambivalence for native Americans.

Injuns. They're called injuns.

Kraut!

[Grizalltheway]

I'm only part kraut. I've also got some mick, viking and chav in me.

[CAA Flagship]

I'm only part kraut. I've also got some mick, viking and chav in me.

Chavez?

[Grizalltheway]

I'm only part kraut. I've also got some mick, viking and chav in me.

Chavez?

[93henfan]

Chavez?

That guy, whoever he is, has a head the size of a god-damned old radio.

[andy7171]

Holy fuck.

[Skjellyfetti]

Above you'll see a picture of Scott Olson, the Getty photographer who's brought us many of the most striking images of protests and police crackdown that followed the shooting of Michael Brown.

The other two men in the photograph, despite presumably being police officers, are not identifiable at this time. Unlike normal police officers, they are not wearing name tags or badges with visible numbers on them. When police arrested the Washington Post's Wesley Lowery and the Huffington Post's Ryan Reilly, they weren't wearing badges or nametags either. Reasonable people can disagree about when, exactly, it's appropriate for cops to fire tear gas into crowds. But there's really no room for disagreement about when it's reasonable for officers of the law to take off their badges and start policing anonymously.

There's only one reason to do this: to evade accountability for your actions.

Olson was released shortly after his arrest, as were Reilly and Lowery before him. Ryan Devereaux from The Intercept and Lukas Hermsmeier from the German tabloid Bild were likewise arrested last night and released without charges after an overnight stay in jail. In other words, they never should have been arrested in the first place. But nothing's being done to punish the mystery officers who did the arresting.

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[Col Hogan]

Above you'll see a picture of Scott Olson, the Getty photographer who's brought us many of the most striking images of protests and police crackdown that followed the shooting of Michael Brown.

The other two men in the photograph, despite presumably being police officers, are not identifiable at this time. Unlike normal police officers, they are not wearing name tags or badges with visible numbers on them. When police arrested the Washington Post's Wesley Lowery and the Huffington Post's Ryan Reilly, they weren't wearing badges or nametags either. Reasonable people can disagree about when, exactly, it's appropriate for cops to fire tear gas into crowds. But there's really no room for disagreement about when it's reasonable for officers of the law to take off their badges and start policing anonymously.

There's only one reason to do this: to evade accountability for your actions.

Olson was released shortly after his arrest, as were Reilly and Lowery before him. Ryan Devereaux from The Intercept and Lukas Hermsmeier from the German tabloid Bild were likewise arrested last night and released without charges after an overnight stay in jail. In other words, they never should have been arrested in the first place. But nothing's being done to punish the mystery officers who did the arresting.

http://www.vox.com/2014/8/19/6043483/fe ... e-impunity" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Something stinks there...

[andy7171]

People are assholes. Reporters included.

[andy7171]

If not more so. I know my rights. I don't go out looking to get arrested trying to defend them. I have them. Period.

[CAA Flagship]

At Cardinals game now. Hoping nothing spreads to here.

[Skjellyfetti]

If not more so. I know my rights. I don't go out looking to get arrested trying to defend them. I have them. Period.

Why do you think they were looking to get arrested? They weren't even charged with anything.