Social Justice Jacob Blake shot seven times by white cop, paralyzed, may never walk again.
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PriestTheyCalledHim
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The police and courts system had a warrant out for rape/sexual abuse/sexual assault that Jacob Blake committed. This was not a false accusation, conspiracy, and it was not the myth of systemic racism.
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There's lot talk about these ones on many forums. I'll see if I can find the links.
I found this group of links which had the shooting from like 20 different angles, really good. I wish I would find it, so I copypasta you guys some good shit.
I see he is ...but paralysed.
Can't believe some posters are saying "he may have been reaching for a gun" etc. He was obviously unarmed. If he had a weapon (IF) it was in the boot of his car. Or perhaps his letterbox.
No excuses are possible.
Can't believe some posters are saying "he may have been reaching for a gun" etc. He was obviously unarmed. If he had a weapon (IF) it was in the boot of his car. Or perhaps his letterbox.
No excuses are possible.
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Unless someone is Sub-Saharan African they are not considered black in African countries. Arabs and other people who are in or originally from the Levant are not black.
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Well, they would definitely be considered black in US.
Anyways, I know what you mean and I get your point. However, I said first Africans (I think) and if I didn't I have to excuse myself.
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The police and courts system had a warrant out for rape/sexual abuse/sexual assault that Jacob Blake committed. This was not a false accusation, conspiracy, and it was not the myth of systemic racism.
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still waiting on the evidence of your specific claim, that he is a rapist.
All I see is evidence that he was charged with sexual assault.
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Why are you in denial and asking me? Ask the teen girl he raped.
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Believe all women, expect when it comes to your symbols.
Didn't Kamala Harris believe Biden sexually assaulting some girls and now she's with him?
Anyways, kamala in my language means horrible/terrible.
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Don't forget that nutcase Christine Blasey Ford or the other fake accusers of Brett Kavanaugh, or how these leftist idiots believe President Donald Trump raped or sexually assaulted womyn but that Bill Clinton and creepy Joe Biden did not rape or sexually assault any wimin at all!!1
They really picked an actress that looks just like Christine Blasey Ford for this advert for an anti-psychotic drug.
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Well, it's not about facts.
I've been watching these videos where they claim to Americans that some of Joe Bidens policy is from Trump and they hate it and when they claim some of Trumps policy comes from Biden it's revolutionary.
I didn't know people were that uneducated. Seems like this cult mentality.
They have to know what is their political ideology's view on an issue before they can say anything.
It's being possessed by ideology. You're not speaking with them, you're speaking with an ideology which is also very toxic and irrational ideology.
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Please stay on topic. Sorry I triggered with logic. (He didn't rape a teen by the way)
man, it doesn't take long for people to just throw out the 5th amendment.
oh! it's a scumbag black guy? fuck due process...
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oh! it's a scumbag black guy? fuck due process...
do you believe that's a one-way street?
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I'd be interested to see that interview. I actually grew up in Waukesha County, lived in Milwaukee on 74th and 62nd St for years, and now I live between Kenosha and Chicago. Southeastern Wisconsin is such a complex mix when it comes to these issues. The surrounding counties like Waukesha County and Kenosha County are conservative, Republican led counties and racism runs deep. That's part of the reason I moved as soon as I could, the racism literally made me physically ill, among other small town issues I wasn't a fan of.
Milwaukee is much better now than it used to be, but it's still nowhere near where it should be. It's insanely segregated, north off the x-axis (not sure the real name, the dividing line between north and south side of Milwaukee - it's slightly south of I-94), north of the line is predominately Black people and south of the line is predominately Hispanic people. The East side and downtown is middle to upper class white people. The west side is mainly white people, but it's a very jagged border and not as easily defined. The 60th St she mentioned is somewhat accurate, as you go north of North Ave, the invisible line goes at a northwest angle. For instance, 92nd and Silver Spring is predominately Black people. I used to live on 62nd and North Ave and 74th and North Ave. The cut off line, there, is actually around 59th street, but 60th Street is probably mentioned for a reason: 60th street between North Ave and Center St is the actual border between the City of Milwaukee and the City of Wauwatosa (a very middle upper class White area.) It's a line everyone knows well. To give some anecdotal experience on how those lines are really there, when I lived on 74th, I could never get a dealer to come to my house. The ones that would, would eventually regret it, as they would get harassed and pulled over by Wauwatosa police before they could make it back past 60th. When I lived at 62nd, more dealers were willing to come to me, but I noticed they would never drive their "stoley", it was always their nice rental. That speaks huge volumes, because driving a bad car in Wauwatosa will make you a target to get harassed and pulled over. So even in those areas where it's right on the border, there is definitely some issues with racism and targeting certain socioeconomic classes. The insane thing is how drastic the neighborhood and the race of people is from 61st to 59th. Within 2 blocks, and this is strictly for North Ave, it's like going to a different world. The gas station on 55th, I would rarely ever see a White person, but the gas station on 68th was almost 95% White people. The reason for that, again, is leaving the City of Milwaukee and going to the City of Wauwatosa. The City of Milwaukee just elected it's first Black mayor, and although the segregation is a real issue still, I like to believe the racism isn't infecting the police departments and elected officials like it once was. What I did find interesting, I just drove up there from Kenosha. And, for the first time ever, in predominately Black inner city neighborhoods, I saw White kids playing outside with Black kids. It really made me smile inside, and happy, because even a year ago, I had never once witnessed that. I truly believe change is happening and it makes me glad to witness it, even the small things like that. It really made my day.
The biggest thing I noticed, and I was very put off with this at first, is many were almost praising Kyle's talent and how he handled himself. It made me very upset at first, why are they praising a murderer, right? The more I talked and the more they realized I really was an incredibly open minded person and just wanted to understand, the more the leader finally started opening up to me. Supposedly he had been coordinating with local law inforcement, sharing intel, and directing people where to go. He had actually went home for the night, so he was not there when this all happened, but this seems to be a pretty tight structured group so everyone has reported to him their version of what happened. At some point, and they actually provided me video of one of their members recounting this to CJ TV after the shootings, the local police department decided to shove all the protesters out of the city park and push them out into the outer portion, where the boogaloo was. Someone had told one of their members "we're going to push them toward you", at which point they did something (I don't remember what) to get ready for them, something to do with their stance. What he was incredibly upset about, is that the media and narrative has completely been moot on the fact that they were working with law enforcement, publicly told they weren't welcomed after the fact, and so all the blame lies on this group. They are incredibly, incredibly upset not only over the fact of what's happening to Kyle (although they don't have much defense for his age) and the damage it's doing to their reputation. They seem very proud of their training and this was supposed to be their time to show everyone that they weren't what everyone thinks they are, and also to help their community, which is evident that it's very important to them. Had I not personally been able to talk to them and only watched the media, I would literally have a whole different outlook on these events at this point. Whether the police pushed them in hopes of conflict, I don't know, I won't go that far. But, they really are letting them out to dry, completely unacknowleding that this was a joint effort shared by both police and boogaloo.
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the most unfortunate reality of this situation is racism is not on trial...............
hang the police first, then target racism?
that is the wrong thing to do in this situation
don't defund the police, GIVE THEM MORE FUNDS so they can properly train their cadets....
gives me a fucking headache just thinking about it
sigh
hang the police first, then target racism?
that is the wrong thing to do in this situation
don't defund the police, GIVE THEM MORE FUNDS so they can properly train their cadets....
gives me a fucking headache just thinking about it
sigh
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My officers did nothing wrong in allowing teen gunman to walk away after allegedly killing 2 protesters, Kenosha police chief says
‘There was nothing to suggest this individual was involved in any criminal behavior,’ Chief Dan Miskinis said Friday of the circumstances his officers faced.
“There was nothing to suggest this individual was involved in any criminal behavior,” Chief Dan Miskinis said Friday, explaining the abnormal circumstances his officers were in."
The picture is pretty fitting to show just how shady this Sheriff is. Also...
"A reporter asked Beth, "Do you see a problem with what that officer (Sheskey) did?" to which the sheriff replied "I did not see that video."
The reporter followed up by asking "Do you see a problem with that, that you haven't seen that video?" Beth did not reply to that question.
However, at the scene on Sunday's shooting, people in the street pressured Beth to watch the recording of the shooting, a cell phone video taken by a bystander shows. In the video, Beth is handed a smartphone from a bystander and appears to watch the recording before handing it back to the bystander."
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Yeah it is crazy but at 17 I was going to lots of concerts with friends, smoking lots of marijuana and hashish, and eating Psilocybin mushrooms when they were available. I grew up firing guns as most people did but I have never even shot deer while hunting or hurt anyone with a gun or weapon.
The media is already pretending like the one shooting victim was 'a nice guy' despite how he was a paedophile, and the others despite being abusive and/or criminals were not bad either... 8)
What we know about the victims of the Kenosha protest shooting that killed two men and injured another
Two Kenosha County men were killed and a West Allis man was injured Tuesday night in a shooting during civil unrest\u00a0over the shooting of Jacob Blake.
www.jsonline.com
What we know about the victims of the Kenosha protest shooting that killed two men and injured another
Two Kenosha County men were killed and a West Allis man was injured Tuesday night in a shooting during civil unrest\u00a0over the shooting of Jacob Blake.
www.jsonline.com