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Jerky » Tue Nov 25, 2014 8:09 am wrote:Wow, Dioneo. I'm sorry. I didn't realize you were standing right there and know exactly what went down from firsthand experience.
I bow to your superior situational awareness.
"Sincerely",
Jerky
Dioneo » 25 Nov 2014 04:43 wrote:And, again, oh for fuck's sake. What fucking planet do you live on? Yes, there are hidden machinations in the world that need to be uncovered, etc. etc. And there has also been systemic violence by your and my fucking white ancestors against Africans for the last 500 fucking years and, at some point, even the white folks say enough is e-fucking-nough. That's why this was covered to the extent it was, not because of some nefarious media plot.
Dioneo » 25 Nov 2014 14:10 wrote:Jerky » Tue Nov 25, 2014 8:09 am wrote:Wow, Dioneo. I'm sorry. I didn't realize you were standing right there and know exactly what went down from firsthand experience.
I bow to your superior situational awareness.
"Sincerely",
Jerky
Go back to your Kubrick movies in your mother's basement.
Warning to Ferguson Police: Protesters Win Millions for Police Misconduct
BILL QUIGLEY FOR BUZZFLASH AT TRUTHOUT
Police officers should approach Ferguson protestors with caution and fully respect their constitutional rights. That is the clear message from recent court awards and settlements against police force abuses against demonstrators.
New York City just paid out $17.9 million to more than 1800 protestors arrested during the 2004 Republican National Convention, according to CNN.
An Iraq War veteran injured by police during Occupy protest in Oakland has been awarded $4.5 million after being struck in the head by a beanbag fired by police.
UC Davis paid out $1 million to 21 demonstrators who were pepper sprayed during Occupy protests November 2011. This was $30,000 per demonstrator and $250,000 in attorney fees. The University apologized and the officer who pepper sprayed the protestors was fired.
Oakland paid $1.1 million to members of the Occupy movement for police misconduct during the protests.
New York paid over $580,000 to 14 protestors wrongfully arrested during an Occupy Wall Street march.
A small town in New Hampshire paid a woman $57,000 after they arrested her for videotaping a police stop.
These awards are in the context of much higher awards nationally for police misconduct. Chicago paid out $84 million in settlements for police abuse cases in 2013 alone. Los Angeles paid out $54 million in settlements for police brutality in 2011. Bloomberg News estimated New York City has paid out as much as $735 million for police abuse claims in one year.
Dioneo » Tue Nov 25, 2014 7:43 am wrote:And, again, oh for fuck's sake. What fucking planet do you live on? Yes, there are hidden machinations in the world that need to be uncovered, etc. etc. And there has also been systemic violence by your and my fucking white ancestors against Africans for the last 500 fucking years and, at some point, even the white folks say enough is e-fucking-nough. That's why this was covered to the extent it was, not because of some nefarious media plot.
Jerky » 25 Nov 2014 10:55 wrote:Sorry, Lynn, but I think Respondent kind of got the better of you in that argument.
If you don't think Ferguson is mostly a media creation, I've got a story about a polar bear that I'd like you to read:
http://uselesseaterblog.blogspot.ca/201 ... bears.html
Jerky
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