black fathers matter
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I think that your beloved St. Philando was a doper and a wannabe gangbanger who had no respect for laws, authority or society in general.
Are you implying that traffic statutes are unjust anna? St. Philando was guilty of committing dozens of them. Do you think someone who is guilty of breaking traffic laws 30+ times respects our laws, authority and society in general?
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
Do you know why the cases were most likely dismissed? Because the officer didn't show up for court (due to scheduling conflicts, etc.).
My point is: Because cases were dismissed doesn't mean that the person didn't commit the violations/crimes he was accused of.
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How many times do you think St. Philando was out on the road high on drugs illegally driving and wasn't stopped? Your newest Saint was a menace to society.
The evidence speaks itself.
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Was your newest Saint a member of the "crips public group" or not anna?
I'd already read the Snopes article (a website with a very liberal slant).
The Snopes article ended with:
Got News' final piece of evidence was taken from social media, showing that Castile was a member of a Facebook group called "Crips." However, there are dozens of groups on Facebook bearing the "Crips" name, and the page Castile belonged to is not official social media presence of the notorious street gang:
So what? If John Doe was a member of a Facebook page that called itself "The KKK public group", would it not indicate that John Doe had ties (or at least admired) the Ku Klux Klan?
Let's talk about the Crips shall we anna and their HATRED of laws, authority and society in general.
I think that your beloved St. Philando was a doper and a wannabe gangbanger who had no respect for laws, authority or society in general.
Are you implying that traffic statutes are unjust anna? St. Philando was guilty of committing dozens of them. Do you think someone who is guilty of breaking traffic laws 30+ times respects our laws, authority and society in general?
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
Do you know why the cases were most likely dismissed? Because the officer didn't show up for court (due to scheduling conflicts, etc.).
My point is: Because cases were dismissed doesn't mean that the person didn't commit the violations/crimes he was accused of.
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
How many times do you think St. Philando was out on the road high on drugs illegally driving and wasn't stopped? Your newest Saint was a menace to society.
The evidence speaks itself.
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
Was your newest Saint a member of the "crips public group" or not anna?
I'd already read the Snopes article (a website with a very liberal slant).
The Snopes article ended with:
Got News' final piece of evidence was taken from social media, showing that Castile was a member of a Facebook group called "Crips." However, there are dozens of groups on Facebook bearing the "Crips" name, and the page Castile belonged to is not official social media presence of the notorious street gang:
So what? If John Doe was a member of a Facebook page that called itself "The KKK public group", would it not indicate that John Doe had ties (or at least admired) the Ku Klux Klan?
Let's talk about the Crips shall we anna and their HATRED of laws, authority and society in general.
The fake Catholic and the protestant hate-monger: What a horse race.
In my opinion, the fact that he isn't black sends a twofold message.
People need to realize that not only are there incidents where police execute men, but they aren't all black either.
We need to not compartmentalize the issue_
Black Russians Matter
Coming from a person who presumes guilt as soon as someone is merely accused of something.
You have no point, because anything you have to say in this regard is automatically invalid by your inquisitorial mindset
'Guilty until proven innocent'
Coming from a person who presumes guilt as soon as someone is merely accused of something.
You have no point, because anything you have to say in this regard is automatically invalid by your inquisitorial mindset
'Guilty until proven innocent'
The subject title of the thread says it all:
Black Fathers Matter.
I highly doubt that Philando Castile had a dad in his home to help teach him right from wrong.
While the following link shows statistics from the 1980's and 1990's, it's only gotten worse for the children who desperately need a loving dad in their home.
Statistics of a Fatherless America
http://www.photius.com/feminocracy/facts_on_fatherless_kids.html
And the Catholic Church is the last of the Christians to hold firm on the indissolubility. You protestants are okay with divorce, and your heresy has only hurt America
I never said that Castile was the most upstanding of citizens. Even if the local police department in that area stop minorities disproportionately then it still seems like too much of a coincidence that Castile was pulled over so many times. But what do the 50 previous stops have to do with him being shot?
I figured that's what you meant. I just like to ask questions to confirm. I thought you liked questions?
If BLM did post some bad messages then I imagine there would be some evidence of it. Someone would have grabbed a screenshot or something. It's quite common for a person or a group to post something which they later take down but is still available because it was already captured. So, have you seen anything? I have to believe that if BLM posted something inappropriate than their detractors would be blasting it all over.
....disproportionately compared to what? Blacks "disproportionately" commit most of the crimes in this country. Police departments stop minorities proportionately to the crimes they commit.
All you bleeding hearts, sorry if the truth hurts.
The Bible allows divorce in certain cases (adultery, physical abuse). But that isn't the case in modern America or most likely in the case we're currently talking about. It's likely that Philando Castile's father (if he even knows who he is) didn't marry his mother, let alone divorced her.
ClimateSanity
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He was not legally licensed to carry where he was. He also failed to follow the officers orders. He was told to raise his hands repeatedly. He kept reaching for his billfold.
ClimateSanity
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Cops pull over people at the rate they are committing violent crime as a group . Here are the stats:
FACT: Despite making up just 13% of the population, blacks commit around half of homicides in the United States. DOJ statistics show that between 1980 and 2008, blacks committed 52% of homicides, compared to 45% of homicides committed by whites.
More up to date FBI statistics tell a similar story. In 2013, black criminals carried out 38% of murders, compared to 31.1% for whites, again despite the fact that there are five times more white people in the U.S.
– FACT: From 2011 to 2013, 38.5 per cent of people arrested for murder, manslaughter, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault were black. This figure is three times higher than the 13% black population figure. When you account for the fact that black males aged 15-34, who account for around 3% of the population, are responsible for the vast majority of these crimes, the figures are even more staggering.
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If cops reversed the rate at which they currently pull over blacks and whites, fewer crimes would be caught via information obtained in a traffic stop. Cops don't pull over blacks because they feel racism toward them. They do it as a smart way to catch more criminals.
Philando had no major crimes caught despite 52 pullovers because most blacks do not commit felonies as most other races or ethnicities don't either.
I've seen that he did have a valid permit. Are you saying his permit was for a different area than where he was pulled over?
ClimateSanity
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I read where he did not have a concealed carry license . At the time, they didn't know if maybe he had applied for one or that it was for another jurisdiction.
ClimateSanity
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With a permit comes responsibility . Part of that is doing what the officer says. I'm not sure if setting yiur gun on your lap at easy reach is allowed by the permit. Even so, it does not set an officer's mind at easy especially if you look just like the guy who held up a convenience store the night before.
Ah, the joys of actually doing something about the world you see around you. Been there ... done that ... as they say, virtue is it's own reward. Don't look for any other as it is likely not forthcoming.
Does that include breathing a certain way? Maybe a blink of an eye might cause the officer to spasm out and unload his pistol.
The preposterous defense you have for your 'public servant' murderers is dully noted.
Interplanner
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That's a ridiculous statement, or as you wrote, DULLY noted. Very dull thinking indeed.