Police Kill Unarmed Teen In Ferguson, Missouri

 
 
Trial? His *** hasn't even been charged yet and is still on paid leave.
bruuuuhhhh...

What if this gets swept under the rug though...
Surely that cannot possibly happen after all this publicity? I will be genuinely sad if every person who knows about this case let it be swept under the rug. Still cant believe he hasnt been charged yet. What are they waiting for?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...2226ca-3a82-11e4-9c9f-ebb47272e40e_story.html
 
 
 
 
Trial? His *** hasn't even been charged yet and is still on paid leave.
bruuuuhhhh...

What if this gets swept under the rug though...
Surely that cannot possibly happen after all this publicity? I will be genuinely sad if every person who knows about this case let it be swept under the rug. Still cant believe he hasnt been charged yet. What are they waiting for?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...2226ca-3a82-11e4-9c9f-ebb47272e40e_story.html
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Hurts the heart to read that.

I know its a likely outcome, 

but I can't help but hope something  is done.

Far too many witnesses all corroborating one another's accounts for nothing to happen.
 
A Democrat governor protecting a Democrat DA.  Hopefully this shows people that neither party is looking out for blacks and that we shouldn't just vote for the blue guys.
 
"Instead, McCulloch’s prosecutors handling the case are taking the highly unusual course of dumping all evidence on the jurors and leaving them to make sense of it."

"During his tenure, there have been at least a dozen fatal shootings by police in his jurisdiction (the roughly 90 municipalities in the county other than St. Louis itself), and probably many more than that, but McCulloch’s office has not prosecuted a single police shooting in all those years. At least four times he presented evidence to a grand jury but — wouldn’t you know it? — didn’t get an indictment."

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Hurts the heart to read that.

I know its a likely outcome, 

but I can't help but hope something is done.

Far too many witnesses all corroborating one another's accounts for nothing to happen.
I think the age of today's social media won't allow this to get swept under the rug...
 
I think the age of today's social media won't allow this to get swept under the rug...

Maybe if Mike Brown was a young Caucasian honor student.

Reality is, we're used to getting no justice. This grand jury setup is a sign that it's not going to see a fair shot at justice. Maybe when the word comes down that the pig is skating any charges, the people will finally do what needs to be done.
 
 
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Hurts the heart to read that.

I know its a likely outcome, 

but I can't help but hope something  is done.

Far too many witnesses all corroborating one another's accounts for nothing to happen.
I think the age of today's social media won't allow this to get swept under the rug...
They're certainly seeking to outlast our outrage.

We can't allow this to happen.

While social media has been instrumental in activism as of late,

the results of our efforts must  lead to something tangible .
 
 
A Democrat governor protecting a Democrat DA.  Hopefully this shows people that neither party is looking out for blacks and that we shouldn't just vote for the blue guys.
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It's just a job to these dudes.  One that helps preserve their way of life under the guise of caring about the people.  And it isn't just about not looking out for black folks...anyone that gets in the way of disrupting their status quo is an enemy, even though they won't come out and say that.  

Politicians all around are a joke.  
 
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It's just a job to these dudes.  One that helps preserve their way of life under the guise of caring about the people.  And it isn't just about not looking out for black folks...anyone that gets in the way of disrupting their status quo is an enemy, even though they won't come out and say that.  

Politicians all around are a joke.  


I have to disagree with that assessment. I understand the cynicism but the relativism is not constructive and it lets the wrong people wield too much power.

A two party political system is frustrating for many. Two parties stake out positions near the center and adopt a few minor variations. Fortunately for progressives, Republicans are drifting so far to the right and they are alienating so many voting blocs that the Democratic Party is poised to take and hold the reins of government for many years.

What is key for black people, is that you guys vote in both the General elections and Primaries. I know it is a lot to ask because American History has seen to it that black people have less money and leisure time and local resources that are helpful in delivering a big turnout on election day. However, if you can organize and vote in greater numbers in General elections, you can solidify a more or less permanent Democratic Majority nationally.

That is, of course, only half of the battle. You guys, along with other genuine progressive elements have to own the primaries. As it stands, there is a small but very active, white, pro law enforcement wing of the Democratic party. They dominate the primaries from Boston to Missouri and that is why the Democratic Party has not been very serious about curbing the various problems related to excessive law enforcement power.

Black people should avoid the Republican Party and most do. The GOP is extremely conservative and shrinking. The Democratic Party is growing and only parts of it are conservative. If black people turn out in higher numbers in all elections, Democrats will have more power and they will be forced to govern in a manner that is more amenable to black people and other marginalized groups.
 
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Anyone noticed how a lot of older black people love Obama endlessly and don't seem to be up on what's happening right now? My parents pretty much only watch CNN and then repeat what they heard on it. It seems like it's mostly on young people to galvanize change.
 
I think old people in general are hard to away from their political way of thinking. They're hell bent in believing that the person or party they align themselves with are looking out for their best interests.
 
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