California police: Four officers shot in Oakland

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Mickey Fallon
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yeah cops stick together man, why the fuck is that a legit reason to postpone a trial, fuckin bullshit.


and VHK yeah i wasnt saying u wouldnt do nothing, i was just saying the people on that forum are mostly cops and would love to beat people down that would say anything against them
 
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understand your fight.

this isnt aimed at the people in this thread responding intelligently. my response is in regards to the non-sense being typed in this thread.

ultimately society and its ways have been set since the original decision to form a central(federal) government. we have evolved as a society, no doubt, but selfish individuals in the begining promoted their selfish interests at the expense of society as a whole, therefore, there has never been a fair judicial system. crucifying officers for unfounded reasons promotes the kinda of ignorrance that keeps you petty criminals and so called gangsters at the bottom of the todem pole. open your eyes and mind. a man/woman going to work for an agency providing him with all the benefits society has to offer isnt at fault. understand, in no way shape or form am i a supporter of law enforcement because i understand why they are here to begin with. unfortunately what we see today is the product of the blind leading the blind so to speak. if you feel strongly and disagree with the state and federal system, as a u.s. citizen, thats your right. but supporting an obvious act of unrightousness isnt gonna move your cause forward. saying "fuck the police" sounds good in the streets, but anywhere else you are the minority, not the majority. my point is this: rather than contributing to negative elements/incidents that keep unpropertied individuals at the bottom, slow down, listen, and educate yourself with the facts, not myth. power is in the people. the people need to realize it and act in a civilized/intelligent manner. in this day an age all minorities should be inspired by the man in the white house, he is your leader.

just something to think about.
 
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i aint catchin no feelins for pigs, specially dead bacon bit ass muthafuccas.

for everytime i was just walkin down the streets mindin my owns, and getting harrassed by them.

this killings just do me justice deep down inside. like it's paybck for all taht have been harassed by them, just cuz they have a badge and on a powertrip. man fucc em. they gangs just like any other gang. mafia like any other mafia. they need to meet they quotas every month like any other business. it's all a fuccin game, like anything else in life.

i don't see no difference. i feel like karma or whatever the shit makes the world go round done has served us all - who aint done wrong, cept in a pigs eyes. fucc hate all you want, but put yourself in my shoes and others who've delat with scum bacon. fucc it aint no love bitches.
 
Jun 27, 2003
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this isnt aimed at the people in this thread responding intelligently. my response is in regards to the non-sense being typed in this thread.

ultimately society and its ways have been set since the original decision to form a central(federal) government. we have evolved as a society, no doubt, but selfish individuals in the begining promoted their selfish interests at the expense of society as a whole, therefore, there has never been a fair judicial system. crucifying officers for unfounded reasons promotes the kinda of ignorrance that keeps you petty criminals and so called gangsters at the bottom of the todem pole. open your eyes and mind. a man/woman going to work for an agency providing him with all the benefits society has to offer isnt at fault. understand, in no way shape or form am i a supporter of law enforcement because i understand why they are here to begin with. unfortunately what we see today is the product of the blind leading the blind so to speak. if you feel strongly and disagree with the state and federal system, as a u.s. citizen, thats your right. but supporting an obvious act of unrightousness isnt gonna move your cause forward. saying "fuck the police" sounds good in the streets, but anywhere else you are the minority, not the majority. my point is this: rather than contributing to negative elements/incidents that keep unpropertied individuals at the bottom, slow down, listen, and educate yourself with the facts, not myth. power is in the people. the people need to realize it and act in a civilized/intelligent manner. in this day an age all minorities should be inspired by the man in the white house, he is your leader.

just something to think about.

First off, I aint inspired by the man in the white house, and he's not my leader. We got nothing in common, and he aint looking out for my best interests just because we both minorities.

As far as "unfounded reasons" go, I think that's bullshit. You talk about how there's no fair judicial system, and then you say crucifying police for unfounded reasons, the reason is that they enforce these unfair legislations and are a part of the whole apparatus. They signed up because of the benefits is what you stressed, well, at the same time they knew that receiving those benefits was at the expense of the people, so you reap what you sow.

I don't think the foo that gunned em down was doing it as some revolutionary act, however, since it was a working class man lashing out against an arm of the state, I still view it as a good thing regardless. The same state that indirectly is at fault for what he and other working class men and women go through in America was touched. The cops aint at the top of this system, but they're the thugs that enforce the systems corruption. That's the way I see the shit.
 
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It sounds like your issue is with the democratic nation state as we see it in the western world and not four police officers making a traffic stop on a suspect who spent half his life in and out of jail for battery, car jacking, a suspect in a homicide, a suspect in 5 rapes of young women, etc etc. That's the way I see the shit.
 
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I don't think the foo that gunned em down was doing it as some revolutionary act, however, since it was a working class man lashing out against an arm of the state, I still view it as a good thing regardless. The same state that indirectly is at fault for what he and other working class men and women go through in America was touched. The cops aint at the top of this system, but they're the thugs that enforce the systems corruption. That's the way I see the shit.
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It sounds like your issue is with the democratic nation state as we see it in the western world and not four police officers making a traffic stop on a suspect who spent half his life in and out of jail for battery, car jacking, a suspect in a homicide, a suspect in 5 rapes of young women, etc etc. That's the way I see the shit.
good statement. huey newton would not have sided with dude. huey killed a cop too but huey and george jackson would have said that since there was no political thought behind his action it actually was against the people as his actions would allow the state to step up it's tactics against those who it deems as problems and nonconformers without any fear or reprisal or objection from the people. he would have already been looked at as destroyer of the people and one in need of reeducation or banishment. george jackson would not have embraced a baby raper who just beat a case for shooting a man in the back just because he unleashed some misdirected anger. reread soledad brother and blood in my eye. george jackson was deeper than the tough guy image. even when he killed guards it was a direct response to them killing inmates not just going bad and he had educated others to the point where they could carry on so that was true revolutionary suicide and a martyr. this dude was a baby raping, shoot black men from behind hop head who would have robbed grandmothers and school children.
 
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a working class man? wtf. the dude was a child rapist. he had priors and was riding around with a couple guns. an sks at that. i guess he wasnt looking for trouble, huh? i keep something for protection but not an sks, atleast not in my car unless i'm handling something.i agree with the last part of your view jae ill. not supporting the president is your choice. i'm not fully behind any politician because they are all crooked, but who isnt? what i am behind is the change that he brings in general; and in time we will see if he cares about the minorities and under priveledged like he says.