Again - this (from my point of view) is about injustice; so saying "the trial isn't over" is cold comfort. Is it more just for the rioters to wait until this officer is acquitted or found to be acting in accordance with the law? Some pretty restrained rioters you guys got over there; I'm impressed.
my anger? i was encouraging civil unrest.
I see again you've made a big point of a small part of my post (that looting from stores is probably looting insured items; this was merely an aside to the content of my post, but you're making it one of the main points of rebuttal).
Never mind, I stand by what I said.
As for the American economy - as a non-American I couldn't really care less, to be perfectly honest with you.
The Globalist outsourcing of manufacturing was an American creation that the rest of the developed world has blindly followed; making American slavery into global slavery.
But getting back to some semblance of the topic at hand; the outrage at looting in some quarters overshadows the concern for the slaying of an unarmed man by police. Can you not see how this is troubling?
A man is shot multiple times in the back by an officer of the law and you want to talk about consumer items?
If people wish to express their outrage in acts of petty theft, I have no problem with this. It's small-fry.
We're talking about an extrajudicial execution in the street (which we all know is legal, but this time it happened in the USA, not Pakistan or Yemen, right?)
Where do I use the word "victims" in relation to poor people signing up to join the military?
"Marxist" or not, I fail to see your point.
You understand the socioeconomic pressures that supply human capital to the military...and you call it 'choice' - at the same time as calling yourself a Marxist?
This makes no sense.
My plan? Well, I wasn't aware I was obliged to have one, not being American, but here's a plan anyway;
Raise the standards of US police forces by demanding a little more from these heavily armed cowards that apparently masquerade as those who "serve and protect" the people in towns like this.
Wanna be a cop? Take this test to see if you have the basic attributes of compassion and humanity before we load you up with weapons to compensate for your fear of members of the public who are also potentially armed. Or whatever it is that scares these sorts of lawmen. Black people, I could cynically speculate (note dark sarcasm).
Arrest the officer who killed this man, and put him in the dock like any other murderer.
If this actually took place, the civil unrest would never have arisen, let alone been an issue.
I've not followed the progression of this case very closely - but it seems that police closed ranks around the perpetrator of this killing immediately, refusing to even release the officer's name.
You want a plan? Sort out the American justice system - for a start.
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