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Title: In 2017, Nearly 100 Times More Americans Were Killed by Police Than Terrorists
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URL Source: http://fromthetrenchesworldreport.c ... illed-police-terrorists/215125
Published: Jan 2, 2018
Author: Matt Agorist
Post Date: 2018-01-02 05:43:45 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 5574
Comments: 49
In the United States, in 2017, according to the government data, eight events took place on American soil that were classified as acts of terrorism. The combined death toll from all eight terroristic acts in 2017 is 12. Twelve people were killed on American soil by other people attempting to make a political statement through an act of violence and yet we are told the threat of terror inside the United States is at an all-time high. Nothing could be further from the truth. However, there is another number that is particularly worrisome and it has to do with how many people American police have killed this year. As of the publishing of this article, the number of people who’ve been killed by police in 2017 is 1,184. This is nearly 100 times the number of people killed by terrorists inside the United States this year and yet the government and the media at large remain entirely silent on this violent epidemic. While the shootings in Nevada and Texas were horrific and some of the deadliest to take place on American soil, they are not technically classified as terrorism as they were not carried out in the name of a political ideology. Even if we include the deaths from these mass shootings, police have still killed far more people than all the mass shooters in 2017 combined. Our televisions and politicians constantly remind us of this essentially nonexistent terror threat while ignoring the very real threat from law enforcement. The victims of law enforcement are written off by society because their guilt is assumed and therefore they are dehumanized easily dismissed. However, not a single one of these 1,184 people who were killed by police in 2017 had a chance to be proven guilty. What’s more, many of these victims were unarmed and innocent—some of them were even innocent children. When the ostensible protectors of our even more ostensible freedoms are nearly 100 times more deadly than the people we are told “hate our freedoms,” something is definitely wrong. Why is it that cops in America kill more people than any other civilized country? Do we have a higher crime rate? The short answer is no. If we look at our neighbors across the pond in the United Kingdom, their total crimes per 1,000 citizens is 109.96. This is a whopping three times more than the United States whose total crimes per 1,000 is only 41.29. However, police in England have only killed a total of 4 people in 2017. Cops in America have killed close to 300 times more than them. If this doesn’t say, ‘hey we have a problem,’ what does? With only a few hours left in 2017, American cops have broken last year’s record of killings and show no signs of slowing down. But America has a much larger population than England and therefore these numbers don’t equate, right? Wrong. China, whose population is 4 and 1/2 times the size of the United States, hasn’t recorded a single killing by law enforcement officers in all of 2017. In fact, more people were killed by American police in just the last four days than were killed in 2017 in Germany, England, Spain, Switzerland, and Iceland — combined. If we look at the total for the year, American cops have killed more people in 2017 than the above countries have killed in decades. It is also important to point out that US citizens aren’t attacking cops either as 2017 was one of the safest years for police officers in the last five decades. As the Free Thought Project has pointed out time and again, the lack of punishment police receive for brutality and killing seemingly encourages this violent and irresponsible behavior. Police killings go unpunished because initial investigations are usually conducted by the police department where the alleged perpetrator works, because prosecutors have wide discretion over presenting charges, and because the use of force is not subject to international standards, according to a report out of Reuters. Aside from the lack of punishment, the job description of a cop has changed drastically following the onset of the drug war. Police have morphed into a standing army using the same weaponry and tactical gear that can be found on the battlefield in one of the many countries occupied by the United States military. They are actively engaging otherwise entirely innocent and peaceful citizens in this war on drugs which makes the people the enemy. The overwhelming majority of police brutality cases stem from the war on drugs. When so many people are tasked with finding and prosecuting those in possession of a substance deemed illegal by the state, the interactions become more frequent and less cordial. If we end that, we get the state out of the private lives of most individuals. This will only serve to lessen the scope of police harassment, in turn lessening the instance of brutality and killings. We can look at the prohibition of alcohol and the subsequent mafia crime wave that ensued as a result. Criminal gangs form to protect sales territory and supply lines. They then monopolize the control of the constant demand. Their entire operation is dependent upon police arresting people for drugs as it creates a monopoly on distribution for those willing to break the law. However, the illegality of drug possession and use is what keeps the low-level users and dealers in and out of the court systems—feeding the prison-industrial complex while fostering the police state. This revolving door of creating and processing criminals also fosters the phenomenon known as Recidivism. Recidivism is a fundamental concept of criminal justice that shows the tendency of those who are processed into the system and the likelihood of future criminal behavior. The War on Drugs creates criminals every single minute of every single day. The system is set up in such a way that it fans the flames of violent crime by essentially building a factory that turns out violent criminals. And when cops respond to situations, their training teaches them to treat everyone like they are one of these violent criminals. The system knows this too. When drugs are legalized, gang violence drops — drastically. Not only does it have a huge effect on the localized gangs in America, but the legalization of drugs is crippling to the violent foreign drug cartels too. This is the reason Norway just moved to decriminalize all drugs. Until Americans educate themselves on the cause of this violence, uninformed and corrupt lawmakers will continue to focus on controlling the symptoms. We will see more senseless killings and more innocent lives stripped of opportunity by getting entangled in the system. It is high time we #End the Drug War and retrain police to see the American public as a friend—and not an enemy. So why are police in America far deadlier than the rest of the world?
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#9. To: Gatlin (#7)
The article isn't about auto accidents Parsons. America has a much larger population than England and therefore these numbers don’t equate, right? Wrong. China, whose population is 4 and 1/2 times the size of the United States, hasn’t recorded a single killing by law enforcement officers in all of 2017. In fact, more people were killed by American police in just the last four days than were killed in 2017 in Germany, England, Spain, Switzerland, and Iceland — combined. If we look at the total for the year, American cops have killed more people in 2017 than the above countries have killed in decades. It is also important to point out that US citizens aren’t attacking cops either as 2017 was one of the safest years for police officers in the last five decades. New year - and you still cannot handle truth and facts.
Then move to progressive SNOWFLAKE Europe, you fucking asshole. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
DickTard will be the first person to bitch if we were to shift our gun laws (and percentages of gun per person) to be in line withPROGRSSIVE LIBTARD EUROPE... but also would be first to compare Europe to the US TO FURTHER HIS ANTI COP, PRO DRUG AGENDA. Well, to DickTard, I say, FUCK YOU, and your YELLA statistical debate methods. Move to Europe if you get a big fucking chubby over England's gun death statistics. Freedom isn't free, DickTard... your drug dealing pals and non complying urban potatoes will die for freedom. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
Rather than report police activity to the outside world, the Chinese government is much too busy building their big data policing platforms that collect and analyze extraordinary amounts of citizens’ personal information. Their governmental abusive “Police Cloud” system actually tracks and predicts the entire scope of activities by all activists, dissidents, and ethnic minorities. China has no protections for the privacy rights against their massive state surveillance system. China is a true POLICE STATE of the first order and you dare to try a point out ONE single aspect where they are better than America based on totally unverifiable data. New year – and you still are a gullible idiot.
Lying sack of shit, Right - like fed.gov here is not? Right - we have protections here and United States government agencies don't spy on Americans. The surveillance matrix is the same here as there, yet you and your asshole, ex-cop man crush keep insisting that we live in a "free" country. Right - like we're not?
You want America to be like China when you say that China “hasn’t recorded a single killing by law enforcement officers in all of 2017.” Well, Dufus….they don’t record killings by LEOs in China they simply make thousands VANISH in China as totalitarian far-left police state goes into overdrive (don’t let this happen in America). The Chinese Communist Party has ruled the country since 1949, tolerating no opposition and often dealing brutally with dissent. China Is what A 21st-Century police atate really looks like.
so that means to the police have become the terrorists
let me give you a little perspective, I travelled through China, for the most part I saw very few police and even fewer military. The police in China don't need to rule with an iron hand as they do in the US, because the chinese population are mainly chinese, and so the ethic complexities only exist in the west of the country. The people in the regions mostly ignore Beijing and Beijing ignores them. One thing a state like China does is make work for idle hands, thus less social problems
Then stop using progressive LIBTARD EUROPE as a comparison to the United States... you deceitful sucker of cock. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
I always find it amusing how well you and the site libtards hit it off. You ever wonder why all the sites snowflakes agree with you so much? lol I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
The reason you saw very few police officers during your travel through China may be more easily explainable than simply saying the “Chinese population are mainly Chinese.” Research shows that the reason the People’s Armed Police doesn’t need a large number of People’s Armed Police is easily understandable. And the reason is not what “a state like China does is make work for idle hands, thus less social problems.” The reason is because the neighborhood committees 居民委 员会 in China constantly and closely monitors all human activity in each neighborhood with their boxes usually at street corners in the city for reporting suspicions activity. The boxes are routinely managed by women who are 60 + years old, who make it their business to mind everyone else's business in the neighborhood. For example....Paul Denlinger lived in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong; fluent in Mandarin (written, spoken) and said he thought a lot of credit for the low crime rate in cities has to go to the neighborhood committees 居民委员会 . Paul Denlinger reported: Deckard believes we have the same type system here. Instead of neighborhood committees 居民委员会....Deckard likes to inflammatory refer to them as the: Deckard will be along shortly with his usual and predictable morning raging rant about all of this ...
You know, the system works, we have neighbourhood watch, and our crime rate is low, leaves the police free to catch criminals. You have heavy handed government and where has it got you, wall to wall police and plenty of trouble. ssssh! big brother is watching
Right - like we're not? Right - not anything on the massive scale and sophisticated degree as China. Good grief - what a naive sheep you are. Not by any reason, means, even a long shot or any stretch of the imagination....can I to be considered naive. What you see but refuse to recognize is that I simply have the experience, wisdom, judgment and straightforward analytical style to see through all the lies and propaganda in your daily posts while you for some unknown reason cannot. I can totally reject the attempted use of sophisticated artistic techniques by the pseudo journalists....all of which are used to produce shit posing as legitimate journalism. These pseudo journalists make their efforts typically using loaded yet explosive and sympathy producing words with the resemblance of a child’s vivid working fantasy in bright colors with little or no perspective. So, because I am no fear monger the same as you to spread this yellow journalism and that I don’t shit my pants the same as you in petrified amazement while reading this yellow journalism....you decide to call me naïve. That’s fine and you may do that. While all the time you will continue to believe the trashy shit some erroneously call journalism you spread....and all the while I will continue to relax here in beautiful Scottsdale to enjoy this glorious spring-like day.
Whatever you say Parsons - there is no mass surveillance of citizens in police state Amerika. Effing moron!
Unreal! I'd post the links to sites that will prove you are a liar, but we all know you don't care much for facts, do you Parsons? Oh well - here goes anyways - the government has ADMITTED that it spies on Americans. The US government, with assistance from major telecommunications carriers including AT&T, has engaged in massive, illegal dragnet surveillance of the domestic communications and communications records of millions of ordinary Americans since at least 2001. Secret government documents, published by the media in 2013, confirm the NSA obtains full copies of everything that is carried along major domestic fiber optic cable networks. In June 2013, the media, led by the Guardian and Washington Post started publishing a series of articles, along with full government documents, that have confirmed much of what was reported in 2005 and 2006 and then some. The reports showed- and the government later admitted — that the government is mass collecting phone metadata of all US customers under the guise of the Patriot Act. Moreover, the media reports confirm that the government is collecting and analyzing the content of communications of foreigners talking to persons inside the United States, as well as collecting much more, without a probable cause warrant. Finally, the media reports confirm the “upstream” collection off of the fiberoptic cables that Mr. Klein first revealed in 2006. Do some frickin' homework before you spout your ignorance. NSA admits to years of illegal searches on Americans James Clapper Finally Admitted the NSA Used PRISM to Spy on US Citizens Deckard is clinically certifiable And you've reproduced this chicom paradise in your gated community, McCain Acres. Your rice bowl floweth over, granny tater! You're a certified statist kOoK! What is real is that you post links to sites loaded with invalidated information. And you invariably continue to blindly accept the untrusted input from those sources as you cherry pick sources that agree with you as a means to support your agenda....while you completely disregard sources with important contradictory points. Deckard, you are a proven devious and unethical asshole in that you neglect the important task of detecting untrustworthy information when such information usually indicates critical, unusual, or suspicious activities. You really need to address the problem you have of fusing untrustworthy reports that more times than not use “unnamed” sources. Using unnamed sources and leaked information is beleaguered with ethical and legal perils and yet you place blind trust in it. Why is that ...
Which one of those in your photo is " Tater "?
Si vis pacem, para bellum Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God. Never Pick A Fight With An Old Man He Will Just Shoot You He Can't Afford To Get Hurt "If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went." (Will Rogers)
yes the Chinese have even found a job for busybodies, now let me see, what 60+ woman do we know who fits that description.. Don't rush now, think about it
tater is blind; he admitted as much a few days back. Please be kind with our resident silly and continually snippitty geriatric.
Scottsdale was already long established as one of the finest residential addresses in the world when I made the wisely prudent decision to relocate here in 1975 and go into full retirement at the ripe old age of 41 years. “Life is good” as you can see from these randomly selected images of Scottsdale . Should you ever have the desire to move to paradise, here are a few luxury home listings by Sotheby’s International Realty for your consideration. I would even ask “boss gardener” to let you mow the acres of lawns like Trump let an 11-year-old boy mow the White House lawn. See how nice I am.
Fearless Police Hero His name is Houston James Largo and he built “an amazing legacy” in such a short time that he was called a hero and warrior by the Navajo Nation people. There were tears, laughter and ovations as speakers shared stories Thursday at an emotional funeral service for the decorated 27-year-old officer, touching on those early dreams, Largo's incredible sense of humor and the many times he went above the call of duty during his law enforcement career. Officers from the Navajo Nation Police Department and the McKinley County Sheriff's Department carry the casket of fallen Navajo Nation Police Officer Houston Largo at Sunset Memorial Park in Gallup, N.M., Thursday, March 16, 2017. The 27- year-old decorated officer was shot while responding to a domestic violence call in remote New Mexico. (Cayla Nimmo/Gallup Independent via AP) Family, friends, community members and officers from across the region packed a school gymnasium in the community of Rehoboth to honor Largo, a nearly five-year veteran of the Navajo Nation police force who was gunned down Sunday while responding to a domestic violence call in remote western New Mexico. His flag-draped casket was flanked by photographs and flowers as his family sat nearby. New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez consoled Largo's mother during the service as Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye thanked the family for allowing Largo to serve as a member of the police force. Begaye then asked the community to take the time to thank officers and for parents and grandparents to teach their children to respect law enforcement. He said it's devastating for the tribe, which spans parts of New Mexico, Arizona and Utah, to lose an officer. "Every officer is precious to us," Begaye said, at times repeating himself in Navajo. "And let me tell you ... beyond that uniform, beyond that badge, there's an individual that is loved by somebody. There is a real person with a big heart wanting to protect the public, wanting to protect you, wanting to protect our nation." At the ceremony, Largo was called a hero and a Navajo warrior who had built "an amazing legacy" in such a short time. He also was recognized for his fearlessness and integrity. Largo started his career with the Gallup Police Department in 2010, then joined the McKinley County Sheriff's Office before going to work for the tribal police force. Authorities have yet to say what led to Largo's shooting. A suspect is in custody, but no charges have been filed. Largo had stopped a vehicle on a dark county road north of the community of Prewitt. He was found lying about 50 yards from the vehicle with his duty pistol by his feet, sheriff's deputies said. He had been shot twice. His bulletproof vest stopped one shot to his abdomen, but he suffered a gunshot wound to the forehead. A woman who came upon the scene used Largo's radio to call for help, deputies say. Largo was flown to an Albuquerque hospital, where he later died. The shooting has renewed focus on the challenges officers on the Navajo Nation and other American Indian reservations face. They often have to patrol vast jurisdictions alone. Tribal officials and the governors of New Mexico and Arizona called for flags to be lowered in honor of Largo. When Edmund Yazzie, chairman of tribal council's law and order committee, spoke at the funeral, he asked the crowd to stand up and let Largo hear them, spurring a long and loud round of cheers, hoots and whistles.
No one cares if the cop comes home after his shift. Some People Just Need Killing -
Good grief - the fact is that NSA spies on American citizens has been validated and verified and admitted by the effing government themselves, and still you deny this fact. WTF is wrong with you man? Are death threats against posters here going to be allowed? Why Officer Philip Brailsford Is A Murderous Piece of Shit And Deserves To Die. Now, here's the pig in question. Looks like some hyped up CoD player trying to be a badass: The press, btw, chose to edit the photos not to show the tattoos. "The judge did not allow jurors to hear about an etching on the dust cover of the rifle Brailsford used to shoot Shaver, which said "You're f--ked," because he felt it was prejudicial." It should be prejudicial. If you or I had that dustcover on a rifle, it would be considered provocative. And note, he modified his issued duty weapon with this. That takes tools, it's not just a drop in, and is against department policy. Only the armorer gets to modify weapons. EDIT: apparently his personal weapon, which is supposed to meet specific department standards. Since they cited the dust cover as part of the reason for his firing, clearly that wasn't within standards. Interspersed with threats to shoot him if he doesn't perform some odd contortions that a trained gymnast can't do. After the shot, does the pig say, "Fuck," or "Goddam," or even "Now I have do paperwork"? Are death threats against posters here going to be allowed?
Oh, my goodness ... Will you ever stop with the ... I know your are deeply troubled and mournfully sad so I will Carefully and slowly read out loud this lovely ode ... It’s over, Dude.
If Gatlin had a daughter, she'd look like that! You and TFTP are using the same playbook. You intentionally leave out IMPORTANT parts of the information you callously present in order to intentionally and maliciously make it appear to be something really bad and grossly threatening. Devious ASSHOLES....the WHOLE lot of YOU, one and all. Nothing that I can’t handle....while effectively dealing with the deviously lying bastard that you are.
Good grief! You really are a government shill, aren't you? Lawful reasons? Like you mean without a warrant? The US government, with assistance from major telecommunications carriers including AT&T, has engaged in massive, illegal dragnet surveillance of the domestic communications and communications records of millions of ordinary Americans since at least 2001. Which agency do you work for Parsons? Maybe read some more fed.gov propaganda while you're at it quisling. Good grief! You really are a government shill, aren't you? Lawful reasons? Like you mean without a warrant? Good grief! No one ever said without a warrant until you just brought it up out of the clear blue sky....no scratch that....out of your ass.
the relativity of comparing the number of Americans killed in auto accidents with those killed by auto accidents in Togo.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#10. To: Deckard (#8)
New year -
#11. To: Deckard (#2)
In fact, more people were killed by American police in just the last four days than were killed in 2017 in Germany, England, Spain, Switzerland, and Iceland — combined.
#12. To: Gatlin (#7)
You will no doubt fail to see the importance of comparing the number of Americans killed by police when compared to some European countries.... and the relativity of comparing the number of Americans killed in auto accidents with those killed by auto accidents in Togo.
#13. To: Deckard (#9)
China whose population is 4 and 1/2 times the size of the United States, hasn’t recorded a single killing by law enforcement officers in all of 2017.
You mean the Chinese government hasn’t REPORTED a single killing by law enforcement officers in all of 2017, right? Of course that’s right.
#14. To: Deckard (#9)
The article isn't about auto accidents Parsons.
That’s true and it’s also true that the article isn’t about anything of significance.....it’s just more garbage.
#15. To: GrandIsland (#12)
DickTard will be the first person to bitch if we were to shift our gun laws (and percentages of gun per person) to be in line withPROGRSSIVE LIBTARD EUROPE...
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#16. To: Gatlin (#13)
(Edited)
...the Chinese government is much too busy building their big data policing platforms that collect and analyze extraordinary amounts of citizens’ personal information.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#17. To: Gatlin (#13)
China has no protections for the privacy rights against their massive state surveillance system.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#18. To: Deckard (#16)
...the Chinese government is much too busy building their big data policing platforms that collect and analyze extraordinary amounts of citizens’ personal information.
Right - not anything on the massive scale and sophisticated degree as China.
#19. To: All (#13)
China whose population is 4 and 1/2 times the size of the United States, hasn’t recorded a single killing by law enforcement officers in all of 2017.
#20. To: Deckard (#0)
Nearly 100 Times More Americans Were Killed by Police Than Terrorists
#21. To: Gatlin (#19)
#22. To: Deckard (#15)
Lying sack of shit,
#23. To: Deckard, paraclete (#20)
so that means to the police have become the terrorists
#24. To: paraclete (#21)
(Edited)
let me give you a little perspective, I travelled through China, for the most part I saw very few police and even fewer military. The police in China don't need to rule with an iron hand as they do in the US, because the chinese population are mainly chinese, and so the ethic complexities only exist in the west of the country. The people in the regions mostly ignore Beijing and Beijing ignores them. One thing a state like China does is make work for idle hands, thus less social problems
Please permit me to give you a sound and valid reason for the little perspective which you so appropriately and suitably observed. In Beijing, I have been routinely stopped and asked:
High credit is widely given to these neighborhood committees 居民委员会 for holding the official crime rate in China so low and the reason China maintains such a low number of People’s Armed Police force officers.
"I have never seen you before, who are you?"
"Who do you know here?"
"What is your business with him/her?"
"How long will you be here?"
But then you must of course realize that Deckard is clinically certifiable paranoid about all conspiracies, any rumors and how people come to believe the things they do....that everywhere there are those who are constantly watching everyone.
#25. To: Gatlin (#24)
(Edited)
everywhere there are those who are constantly watching everyone.
#26. To: Gatlin (#18)
...the Chinese government is much too busy building their big data policing platforms that collect and analyze extraordinary amounts of citizens’ personal information.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#27. To: Deckard (#26)
(Edited)
Good grief - what a naive sheep you are.
#28. To: Gatlin (#27)
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#29. To: Deckard (#28)
Whatever you say ...
Now you got it....just see that you hold onto it. ... there is no mass surveillance of citizens in police state Amerika.
I stand to correct you in that there is no evidence of mass surveillance of citizens in America. Effing moron!
Ah....a malicious label you gratuitously award on me simply because I don’t buy into and believe the bullshit you continually put out.
#30. To: Gatlin (#29)
(Edited)
there is no evidence of mass surveillance of citizens in America.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#31. To: Gatlin, Granny Songbird, Deckard, paraclete (#24)
neighborhood committees 居民委 员会 in China constantly and closely monitors all human activity in each neighborhood with their boxes usually at street corners in the city for reporting suspicions activity. The boxes are routinely managed by women who are 60 + years old, who make it their business to mind everyone else's business in the neighborhood.
#32. To: Deckard (#30)
Unreal! I'd post the links to sites that will prove you are a liar .....
Unreal....eh?
#33. To: hondo68 (#6)
#34. To: hondo68 (#31)
women who are 60 + years old, who make it their business to mind everyone else's business
#35. To: Deckard, tater (#30)
I'd post the links to sites that will prove you are a liar, but we all know you don't care much for facts, do you Parsons?
#36. To: hondo68 (#31)
(Edited)
And you've reproduced this chicom paradise in your gated community, McCain Acres.
I have reproduced nothing. McCain Acres.
Nah, John lives in the “downscale” place called Phoenix.
#37. To: Gatlin (#36)
(Edited)
#38. To: hondo68 (#37)
Fearless Police Hero
Here is a real “fearless police hero.” Since he was a young boy, Houston James Largo had dreams of one day wearing a uniform and a badge and helping communities on the nation's largest American Indian reservation, where he grew up.
By Susan Montoya Bryan - Associated Press.
#39. To: Gatlin (#38)
A suspect is in custody, but no charges have been filed
#40. To: hondo68 (#39)
SOME PEOPLE NEED KILLING.
“Just get in the box, walk to Hondo, kill him, get back in another box and walk back. Simple as that. You will need to leave the safety of your box to do the actual killing, but Hondo is far enough away from other mobs that you shouldn't get any adds. I was actually wondering if this was somehow bugged, as there are more ...
Some People Just Need Killing - Quest - World of Warcraft - Wowhead
#41. To: Gatlin (#32)
What is real is that you post links to sites loaded with invalidated information.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#42. To: Gatlin, hondo68, A K A Stone (#40)
“Just get in the box, walk to Hondo, kill him, get back in another box and walk back. Simple as that.
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#43. To: hondo68, Gatlin (#39)
"Some people need killing"
This is a dickless little pussy, trying to look like a badass, with a hardon for shooting someone.
Now, watch the video above. What should have happened:
Suspect lies down. Officer gets good clear field of fire. Second officer approaches and cuffs suspect, then searches him. This takes seconds.
What did happen was five minutes of "Officer says stand up, officer says get down. Officer says raise hands. Officer says lower hands. Now crawl. I didn't say 'officer says.' BANGBANGBANGBANG!"
The department found his behavior, and the modified weapon, against policy to be grounds to fire him. Clearly, they did not think it was a good shoot.
Now, pay attention to the shot. Well, actually, it's a burst, which is criminally negligent under the circumstances, since there are lots of walls and lots of potential collateral casualties behind thin walls.
No, he's placid. Like shooting someone is just second nature, like walking past them on the sidewalk. He's completely unfazed. It's like he was shooting targets at the range, waiting for the next popup.
The body cam doesn't show his massive erection. "Massive" relative, because you know it's possibly 2" long. “Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#44. To: Deckard (#42)
“Just get in the box, walk to Hondo, kill him, get back in another box and walk back. Simple as that.
Oops....your urgent cry pleading for help was issued too late.
Look here....”SAD.”
http://www.wowhead.com/quest=25681/some-people-just-need- killing Some People Just Need Killing
Maybe you should have made your desperate plea to a higher authority:
Slay Chief Prospector Hondo.
Use the Inconspicuous Box to disguise yourself along the way. Hear my prayer, O LORD; give ear to my pleas for mercy! In your faithfulness answer me, in your righteousness!
But then again, he may have your name on his shit list too and would have refused.
~ Psalm 143:1 - English Standard Version.
#45. To: Deckard (#43)
You are still digging in this shit.
What the Hell is wrong with you? 
help you get over it and move on along life’s beautiful highway. Somewhere, somewhere
.... and then just give the fuck up with your continued whining!
In time's own space,
There must be some sweet pastured place....
Where creeks sing on and tall trees grow,
Some paradise where horses go.
For by the love that guides my pen,
I know great horses live again.
There is even NO appeal of the verdict by the prosecutor.
it’s ALL over!
#46. To: Deckard, Gatlin, Wowheads, FireIsland (#43)
a bunch of fucking pussies with big tattoos, small dicks, body armor and guns
#47. To: Deckard (#41)
... the fact is that NSA spies on [SOME] American citizens [FOR LAWFUL REASONS] has been validated and verified ...
WTF is wrong with you man?
#48. To: Gatlin (#47)
... the fact is that NSA spies on [SOME] American citizens [FOR LAWFUL REASONS] has been validated and verified ..
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#49. To: Deckard (#48)
... the fact is that NSA spies on [SOME] American citizens [FOR LAWFUL REASONS] has been validated and verified ..
Nope. I am no government shill, I am just little ole me....keeping you straight by making your posts reflect truthful informatoin with my posted clarifications. The US government, with assistance from major telecommunications carriers including AT&T, has engaged in massive, illegal dragnet surveillance of the domestic communications and communications records of millions of ordinary Americans since at least 2001.
You don’t know that and you cannot prove that. All you can do, but intentionally neglected to do, is show that you copied that sentence from here....another one of your propaganda ridden anti-government trash sites. And they can’t even prove it and make no attempt to do so. All they did was quote ”news reports in December 2005.” Which agency do you work for Parsons?
None at the present, but I did once while proudly serving as an Officer in the United States Air Force. Maybe read some more fed.gov propaganda while you're at it quisling.
No need to read propaganda when truth is so readily available. Remember, “truth is truth wherever you find it” and truth is SO EASY to find. All you need do is look for it....try doing so.
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