Ferguson murder

[Witchyjoshy]

There's two perfectly damn good gamergate threads out there, why do you feel the need to spread the shit everywhere?

Now I know how Art felt during the brony surge of 2011.

[RavynousHunter]

...What?

[Ultimate Paragon]

This is 2014, people...

So where's the skepticism towards these people receiving threats?

After all, they can just as easily be faking all of this shit.  Even/especially the syringe.

Somebody started trusting random people on Twitter? After all, the evidence may be there for you to see but it doesn't exist unless you acknowledge it!

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrgpZ0fUixs" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrgpZ0fUixs</a>

Madman, please keep GamerGate stuff where it belongs.

[RavynousHunter]

Since when are we not allowed to post the same thing to two threads if the same post applies in both contexts?  We're getting a little touchy today, aren't we?

[Witchyjoshy]

Since when are we not allowed to post the same thing to two threads if the same post applies in both contexts?  We're getting a little touchy today, aren't we?

How about this:

I've not had any decent sleep last night.
I've been sick of Gamergate for all month.
I'm sick of having it shoved down my throat in an attempt to force me and others to pick a side.
I'm sick of people trying to drag in drama from other threads.
I'm sick of those same people failing at reading comprehension in the first place.

So yes, I'm more than a little touchy.

[Ultimate Paragon]

Since when are we not allowed to post the same thing to two threads if the same post applies in both contexts?  We're getting a little touchy today, aren't we?

How about this:

I've not had any decent sleep last night.
I've been sick of Gamergate for all month.
I'm sick of having it shoved down my throat in an attempt to force me and others to pick a side.
I'm sick of people trying to drag in drama from other threads.
I'm sick of those same people failing at reading comprehension in the first place.

So yes, I'm more than a little touchy.

You have my sympathies.

So, back on topic.  Maybe they could take a few lessons from the LAPD.

[chitoryu12]

Since when are we not allowed to post the same thing to two threads if the same post applies in both contexts?  We're getting a little touchy today, aren't we?

How about this:

I've not had any decent sleep last night.
I've been sick of Gamergate for all month.
I'm sick of having it shoved down my throat in an attempt to force me and others to pick a side.
I'm sick of people trying to drag in drama from other threads.
I'm sick of those same people failing at reading comprehension in the first place.

So yes, I'm more than a little touchy.

I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired!

[Witchyjoshy]

Since when are we not allowed to post the same thing to two threads if the same post applies in both contexts?  We're getting a little touchy today, aren't we?

How about this:

I've not had any decent sleep last night.
I've been sick of Gamergate for all month.
I'm sick of having it shoved down my throat in an attempt to force me and others to pick a side.
I'm sick of people trying to drag in drama from other threads.
I'm sick of those same people failing at reading comprehension in the first place.

So yes, I'm more than a little touchy.

I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired!

That too.

[ironbite]

So I've got a dumb question.

Do the Ferguson police know what the First Amendment is?

Arrests Sunday night in downtown Ferguson raised accusations that those detained were being held as hostages by police to quiet and break up the crowd.
At one point Sunday night, about 300 people gathered on South Florissant Road across from the Ferguson police station. The Organization for Black Struggle invited their “white allies” to join them with pots and makeshift drums to make a lot of noise, which they beat while chanting.

Eight were arrested on charges of resisting arrest and failure to obey the police.

Protesters, black and white, complained that none were read their Miranda rights. Some believed the arrests were orchestrated by police to gain negotiating leverage with the protesters.

Several legal observers said people appeared to be picked out of the crowd randomly while legally protesting on the sidewalk.

Michael Allen, a building preservation advocate, said he was arrested after locking arms with other protesters and entering the street. Allen said he and others were arrested even after telling police they would return to the sidewalk. Those throwing water bottles at police were left alone, he said. He said he and seven others were put in a police van to be transported to the St. Ann jail for processing.

“Nobody who threw an object was arrested,” Allen said. “They arrested the exact number of people that could fit in the paddy wagon. They filled it with eight people.”

Allen said prior to being transported they were told by a Ferguson officer with no name tag that they would not have to post bail to get out of jail that night and that the process would be quick. The group asked if they would be read their Miranda rights but were told that was unnecessary because they would not be questioned. Allen said he and the others had to sign a form indicating he knew he had been arrested and his charges.

Ironbite-cause I'm pretty sure they don't know what the First Amendment is.

[RavynousHunter]

That's like something you'd see out of North Korea.

[Eiki-mun]

Can we just line up the Ferguson police and shoot them all? It's pretty clear by now that every last pig bastard there deserves a firing squad.

[Zygarde]

....That seems a bit excessive .

[Eiki-mun]

So does using protesters as hostages.

[I am lizard]

So I've got a dumb question.

Do the Ferguson police know what the First Amendment is?

Arrests Sunday night in downtown Ferguson raised accusations that those detained were being held as hostages by police to quiet and break up the crowd.
At one point Sunday night, about 300 people gathered on South Florissant Road across from the Ferguson police station. The Organization for Black Struggle invited their “white allies” to join them with pots and makeshift drums to make a lot of noise, which they beat while chanting.

Eight were arrested on charges of resisting arrest and failure to obey the police.

Protesters, black and white, complained that none were read their Miranda rights. Some believed the arrests were orchestrated by police to gain negotiating leverage with the protesters.

Several legal observers said people appeared to be picked out of the crowd randomly while legally protesting on the sidewalk.

Michael Allen, a building preservation advocate, said he was arrested after locking arms with other protesters and entering the street. Allen said he and others were arrested even after telling police they would return to the sidewalk. Those throwing water bottles at police were left alone, he said. He said he and seven others were put in a police van to be transported to the St. Ann jail for processing.

“Nobody who threw an object was arrested,” Allen said. “They arrested the exact number of people that could fit in the paddy wagon. They filled it with eight people.”

Allen said prior to being transported they were told by a Ferguson officer with no name tag that they would not have to post bail to get out of jail that night and that the process would be quick. The group asked if they would be read their Miranda rights but were told that was unnecessary because they would not be questioned. Allen said he and the others had to sign a form indicating he knew he had been arrested and his charges.

Ironbite-cause I'm pretty sure they don't know what the First Amendment is.

Sure they do, it's the right of the aryan race can deal with them niggers and nigger lovers when they get uppity!

[Sleepy]

Can we just line up the Ferguson police and shoot them all? It's pretty clear by now that every last pig bastard there deserves a firing squad.

Are we really going to have another "all cops are pigs!" argument? You've been really irritating with this issue and don't seem to recognize that the actions of these officers don't extend to police across the nation.