Kinja reply list

Read More
TrumpsTinyHandsBreanna Edwards
3/30/17 5:01pm
When to shoot someone: when they begin to raise a weapon in your direction.
When not to shoot someone: when you don’t know what they are doing, why they are doing it, if they are deaf, they have their back to you, and present no IMMINENT threat.
Either she is lying and her racial bias exaggerated the threat in her mind because he was black, or she is not lying and has no idea how to evaluate an imminent threat from a person regardless of color. Either way, she has no right carry a firearm; certainly not as a police officer.
Reply
- Read More
  skefflesTrumpsTinyHands
  3/30/17 5:16pm
  When to shoot someone: when they begin to raise a weapon in your direction.
  Nope. It is after they have discharged a weapon. They must shoot first.
  I know this is controversial, but there is a mountain of cases where cops have genuinely- and I mean genuinely - thought that a suspect had a weapon and was bringing it to bear and they discharged their weapon only to find out the supposed weapon the suspect had was something innocent. The most infamous of these incidents was in the UK when a man named Harry Stanley was killed by cops due to them thinking he had a weapon and him actually carrying a wooden table leg wrapped in a plastic bag. They thought he was bringing a weapon to bear, but witnesses said he was trying to show them he wasn’t armed.
  Two big conclusions were drawn from that incident. The first was its not a threat until you’ve been fired upon. The second was that cops, even in America, should not shout to a suspect to drop their weapon but to drop what is in their hands. This is because if you shout to someone to drop a weapon and what they are holding is not a weapon (a table leg, a length of pipe, a toy gun, their own phone, etc) then the human instinct is to try point the object at the cops to try and show them it isn’t a weapon.
  If you have cops on a hair trigger, and ordered to shoot at what looks to be a weapon being pointed at them, and their orders only make sense to someone who actually is armed but not to people who are not, that is when you get bad shoots. As dangerous as it is for cops, they have to let the suspect shoot first to confirm it is a weapon and they are prepared to use it. It is dangerous for the cops, but it is also part of what they signed up for. To take extra risk in order to protect the public. And sometimes what they are protecting the public from is police mistakes.
  Reply
- Read More
  Carmen Sandiego's GPSskeffles
  3/30/17 5:33pm
  This is how our military operates (when they’re not drone striking). They have to be first fired upon to shoot back, and they can only “reply” with equal force.
  Reply
Read More
LJ909Breanna Edwards
3/30/17 5:17pm
“I’m feeling that his intent is to do me harm, and I keep thinking, ‘Don’t do this. Please don’t do this. Don’t make this happen,’”
But why would she feel his intent was to do her harm? This is where race ( or ethnicity, I don’t like saying nor do I believe there is such a thing as race with Humans) comes into play. Had that been a White man this would have gone down differently. But she felt she was going to be harmed because of his skin color.
And that’s the problem with police in this country, the lethal option is always the first and only option depending on who you are of course. Even a simple traffic stop can turn deadly by just reaching for your registration. Some White people I’ve talked too are honestly oblivious to this and don’t know how it really is because of course they don’t have to go through what we go through with cops. Others are aware but don’t care because Blacks are beneath them or all Blacks are criminals to them. Its why we saw a sudden outpouring of support for the law enforcement community even though innocent people were essentially being murdered by the very people that are supposed to “protect and serve”.
Reply
- Read More
  PonyBoyMF, redacted for pleasureLJ909
  3/30/17 6:11pm
  living whilst black, a felony
  Reply
- Read More
  Where are my keys?PonyBoyMF, redacted for pleasure
  3/30/17 6:32pm
  living whilst black, a death sentence 😞
  Reply
Read More
Kenton CampbellBreanna Edwards
3/30/17 4:58pm
So.... killers can talk on 60 mins? Yes let’s have the now tainted jury pool decide from home. Great job in saving her legal fees .
Reply
- Read More
  Where are my keys?Kenton Campbell
  3/30/17 5:40pm
  Honestly. What in god’s gracious name is this motherfucking bullshit. Fuck 60 Minutes.
  Reply
- Read More
  Raineyb1013Kenton Campbell
  3/30/17 6:36pm
  Circumstances where you would talk on 60 minutes while on trial for murder:
  1. You are dumb as fuck
  2. Your lawyer is dumb as fuck
  3. You are supremely convinced that you will not be convicted because “Black guy”
  4. All of the above.
  Reply
Read More
Where are my keys?Breanna Edwards
3/30/17 6:39pm
“I’m feeling that his intent is to do me harm, and I keep thinking, ‘Don’t do this. Please don’t do this. Don’t make this happen,’”
The Big Scary Black Man Defense.
brothers just so intent to do harm that when he had he nerve to WALK AWAY WITH HIS HANDS IN THE AIR this poor threatened bitch had NO CHOICE! but to murder him.
So, you murdering lying racist ass bitch, please tell us exactly WHAT Terence Crutcher could have done that you WOULDN’T have found threatening? Because I think your racist ass would’ve found a way to feel an “intent to do harm” no matter what he fucking did.
Reply
- Read More
  Tall Glass Of CakeWhere are my keys?
  3/31/17 12:12am
  ALL OF THIS.
  Reply
Read More
Slut PanicBreanna Edwards
3/30/17 5:23pm
None of what happens makes any sense. Mr Crutcher was having car trouble. Why would you be worried about being attacked by a man having car trouble?
Reply
- Read More
  Where are my keys?Slut Panic
  3/30/17 5:41pm
  because Black Man.
  but let’s pretend race had no play in this at all. Fuck this bitch.
  Reply
Read More
Babylon SystemBreanna Edwards
3/31/17 12:46am
“his actions, his behaviors.”
See black people, it’s always your fault when you get murdered.
Reply
- Read More
  Where are my keys?Babylon System
  3/31/17 12:17pm
  Yep. Not this dumb bitch’s fault for inferring all types of racist bullshit and subjecting Crutcher to the wrath of her unchecked prejudices. Imagine fucking up this bad and not being able to even say “I was wrong.” Fuck Pigs.
  Reply
Read More
GirlwithNoName64Breanna Edwards
3/30/17 9:09pm
“I’m feeling that his intent is to do me harm, and I keep thinking, ‘Don’t do this. Please don’t do this. Don’t make this happen,’”
Okay, but why have you imputed this intent on to him. We know that it was not, because he was a broken down motorist, so there isn’t anything that he ACTUALLY did that should have made you feel like he was going to harm you, because we know that he was not trying to harm you. You INTERPRETED his neutral—if not plaintive—conduct as a “threat.” And you did so b/c he was a “bad looking dude”—or whatever terms they used to describe him to that effect when they first encountered him. That is what we call, “racism.” So, please go somewhere else with your lies and perceived victimization. I am made they gave her an uncontested platform to spew this ridiculousness.
Reply
Read More
Raineyb1013Breanna Edwards
3/30/17 6:31pm
She isn’t fooling anyone (but white people who want to believe this shit)
Reply
Read More
Cali4lifeBreanna Edwards
3/30/17 10:53pm
Coming on Netflix in April: Scaredy Cops. 7 stories of scared cops killing black folk who are walking away, running away, have both hands on steering wheel, is filling complying with cop’s orders, and for being magically old when they’re only 12. With special episodes to explore cop killings at your local public swimming pool, Walmart, Cracker Barrel, and the entire States of Missuri and Louisiana.
Reply
Read More
Tomi MarchantBreanna Edwards
3/30/17 10:26pm
Damn, I totally forgot about this bullshit and it was only six months ago. She flat out murdered the poor man. Fuck every last cop.
Black lives do not matter in America, when will we fight back?
Reply