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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:12:07 AM EDT
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Cop killingmotherfuckingpieceofshitworthlesscocksuckingfuckbagthatshouldhavehisballssplitopenanddickchoppedoffwhilehebleedstodeath in front of anyone else that thinks its ok to kill cops
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:13:30 AM EDT
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So will BLM be labeled domestic terrorists?
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:18:48 AM EDT
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A very weak connection.
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:21:13 AM EDT
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges.
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:23:49 AM EDT
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If he hasn't been caught already, He will, I think, turn himself in just like the other two recent cop killers as the current administration's "Justice department" will "have his back"
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:27:55 AM EDT
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. 
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:30:27 AM EDT
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. tell that to his landlord - the one that filed charges. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:30:47 AM EDT
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Go post your bullshit elsewhere. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:33:25 AM EDT
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Burn this piece of crap
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:40:55 AM EDT
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. http://static.thefrisky.com/uploads/2014/02/24/a-troll-responds-600x450.jpg Well, there's the malicious mischief charges, those sound legit, because there's a victim involved, but the rest of the charges really sound like the kind of charges you get when you piss off a cop and he can't think of anything to charge you with. Resisting arrest? What were they originally trying to charge him with? It doesn't say. Evading arrest (or whatever it was)? What was he being chased for? It doesn't say. Did he plead out to have some other charges dismissed? It doesn't say. It sounds like he was really great at attracting police attention, which usually goes hand in hand with mental illness, but it's not like he had a long record of hurting people, depriving them of their property or otherwise victimizing people, not even drugs or alcohol related incidents. Bascially, the whole story sounds like shit. It sounds like the people who wrote it said,"Well shit, Bob, we gotta have something with this Harris County cop killer guy in it, what did you find out today?" "Well, he had some bullshit arrests for rinky dink shit...went to some colleges..." "That's it? That's all you got? What kind of a reporter are you?!" WHAT? WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU WANT FROM ME JIM? I ran his record, that's all there was!!!" "Okay then, don't get your nickers in a twist, I'LL SHOW YOU HOW THIS SHIT IS DONE! Now, you say he had some rinky dink ass arrests and he went to some colleges...I say he had a long history of criminal activity, and, OH, look at this! Why it says here that he went to the same college (eleven years ago) that some girl who got killed and sparked the BLM movement went to last year, so he's got a connection to the BLM movement! BAM! Did you see that Bob? That's FUCKING reporting!!!" I wasn't there for the conversation, but I imagine it sounded something like that. ETA, I just noticed the reckless discharge arrest. That changes things, but I also noticed it was on new year's eve, which, let's be honest, amounts to not much more than what a LOT of rural people do on that night. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:42:57 AM EDT
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A very weak connection. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:45:07 AM EDT
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Is breitbart a legit source? Only asking cause I need sources for a paper.
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:47:00 AM EDT
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Well, there's the malicious mischief charges, those sound legit, because there's a victim involved, but the rest of the charges really sound like the kind of charges you get when you piss off a cop and he can't think of anything to charge you with. Resisting arrest? What were they originally trying to charge him with? It doesn't say. Evading arrest (or whatever it was)? What was he being chased for? It doesn't say. Did he plead out to have some other charges dismissed? It doesn't say. It sounds like he was really great at attracting police attention, which usually goes hand in hand with mental illness, but it's not like he had a long record of hurting people, depriving them of their property or otherwise victimizing people, not even drugs or alcohol related incidents. Bascially, the whole story sounds like shit. It sounds like the people who wrote it said,"Well shit, Bob, we gotta have something with this Harris County cop killer guy in it, what did you find out today?" "Well, he had some bullshit arrests for rinky dink shit...went to some colleges..." "That's it? That's all you got? What kind of a reporter are you?!" WHAT? WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU WANT FROM ME JIM? I ran his record, that's all there was!!!" "Okay then, don't get your nickers in a twist, I'LL SHOW YOU HOW THIS SHIT IS DONE! Now, you say he had some rinky dink ass arrests and he went to some colleges...I say he had a long history of criminal activity, and, OH, look at this! Why it says here that he went to the same college (eleven years ago) that some girl who got killed and sparked the BLM movement went to last year, so he's got a connection to the BLM movement! BAM! Did you see that Bob? That's FUCKING reporting!!!" I wasn't there for the conversation, but I imagine it sounded something like that. ETA, I just noticed the reckless discharge arrest. That changes things, but I also noticed it was on new year's eve, which, let's be honest, amounts to not much more than what a LOT of rural people do on that night. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. http://static.thefrisky.com/uploads/2014/02/24/a-troll-responds-600x450.jpg Well, there's the malicious mischief charges, those sound legit, because there's a victim involved, but the rest of the charges really sound like the kind of charges you get when you piss off a cop and he can't think of anything to charge you with. Resisting arrest? What were they originally trying to charge him with? It doesn't say. Evading arrest (or whatever it was)? What was he being chased for? It doesn't say. Did he plead out to have some other charges dismissed? It doesn't say. It sounds like he was really great at attracting police attention, which usually goes hand in hand with mental illness, but it's not like he had a long record of hurting people, depriving them of their property or otherwise victimizing people, not even drugs or alcohol related incidents. Bascially, the whole story sounds like shit. It sounds like the people who wrote it said,"Well shit, Bob, we gotta have something with this Harris County cop killer guy in it, what did you find out today?" "Well, he had some bullshit arrests for rinky dink shit...went to some colleges..." "That's it? That's all you got? What kind of a reporter are you?!" WHAT? WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU WANT FROM ME JIM? I ran his record, that's all there was!!!" "Okay then, don't get your nickers in a twist, I'LL SHOW YOU HOW THIS SHIT IS DONE! Now, you say he had some rinky dink ass arrests and he went to some colleges...I say he had a long history of criminal activity, and, OH, look at this! Why it says here that he went to the same college (eleven years ago) that some girl who got killed and sparked the BLM movement went to last year, so he's got a connection to the BLM movement! BAM! Did you see that Bob? That's FUCKING reporting!!!" I wasn't there for the conversation, but I imagine it sounded something like that. ETA, I just noticed the reckless discharge arrest. That changes things, but I also noticed it was on new year's eve, which, let's be honest, amounts to not much more than what a LOT of rural people do on that night. The guy was arrested 7 times. I don't give a shit what he was arrested for. Being arrested 7 times kinda says something about a person. How many times have you been arrested? |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:49:57 AM EDT
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Go post your bullshit elsewhere. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Go post your bullshit elsewhere. Oh, okay, he killed a cop, so I have to pretend that this news story and this reporting ISN'T shitty journalism? Ok then, wow, this ought to show people what those BLM people are REALLY like, why, the very same woman in whose name this whole BLM thing started went to the SAME school, the VERY same school as this Harris County cop killer went to!!! OMG, how can people NOT see the connection now? This story BLOWS the fucking lid off of this thing!!! WOW, the fact that the NY Times, The LA Times and US Weekly aren't running this story just proves their complicity!!! |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:54:11 AM EDT
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Is breitbart a legit source? Only asking cause I need sources for a paper. It's a little bit better than hearing it from Alex Jones, but not quite as good as hearing it from Glenn Beck or Sarah Palin. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:54:30 AM EDT
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A very weak connection. I agree, it is fairly weak. For now. I have little doubt that his connections here won't come out in the near future as a direct motivation for what he did. Too much of it adds up. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 2:59:28 AM EDT
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The guy was arrested 7 times. I don't give a shit what he was arrested for. Being arrested 7 times kinda says something about a person. How many times have you been arrested? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. http://static.thefrisky.com/uploads/2014/02/24/a-troll-responds-600x450.jpg Well, there's the malicious mischief charges, those sound legit, because there's a victim involved, but the rest of the charges really sound like the kind of charges you get when you piss off a cop and he can't think of anything to charge you with. Resisting arrest? What were they originally trying to charge him with? It doesn't say. Evading arrest (or whatever it was)? What was he being chased for? It doesn't say. Did he plead out to have some other charges dismissed? It doesn't say. It sounds like he was really great at attracting police attention, which usually goes hand in hand with mental illness, but it's not like he had a long record of hurting people, depriving them of their property or otherwise victimizing people, not even drugs or alcohol related incidents. Bascially, the whole story sounds like shit. It sounds like the people who wrote it said,"Well shit, Bob, we gotta have something with this Harris County cop killer guy in it, what did you find out today?" "Well, he had some bullshit arrests for rinky dink shit...went to some colleges..." "That's it? That's all you got? What kind of a reporter are you?!" WHAT? WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU WANT FROM ME JIM? I ran his record, that's all there was!!!" "Okay then, don't get your nickers in a twist, I'LL SHOW YOU HOW THIS SHIT IS DONE! Now, you say he had some rinky dink ass arrests and he went to some colleges...I say he had a long history of criminal activity, and, OH, look at this! Why it says here that he went to the same college (eleven years ago) that some girl who got killed and sparked the BLM movement went to last year, so he's got a connection to the BLM movement! BAM! Did you see that Bob? That's FUCKING reporting!!!" I wasn't there for the conversation, but I imagine it sounded something like that. ETA, I just noticed the reckless discharge arrest. That changes things, but I also noticed it was on new year's eve, which, let's be honest, amounts to not much more than what a LOT of rural people do on that night. The guy was arrested 7 times. I don't give a shit what he was arrested for. Being arrested 7 times kinda says something about a person. How many times have you been arrested? I didn't say anything about him (the shooter) as a person, I was critiquing the story. I've never been arrested, and most people I know have never been arrested, but I'm pretty sure that for that part of Houston 7 arrests and a grand total of what, like 2 months in jail (if that) doesn't really qualify as an extensive history. I'm saying the story is an example of a "journalist" with an axe to grind trying to make his biases fit the details of what actually took place, much the same as what the anti-gun press does every time there's a shooting that involves a non-police officer defending themselves with a gun. Case in point, when they tried desperately to make George Zimmerman into an angry white male based off of his name, only to find out later that he was a Hispanic guy, which forced them to coin a new term "White Hispanic" to make it all work. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:07:13 AM EDT
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ETA, I just noticed the reckless discharge arrest. That changes things, but I also noticed it was on new year's eve, which, let's be honest, amounts to not much more than what a LOT of rural people do on that night. There's a difference between discharging a firearm out in the middle of nowhere and discharging a firearm in one of the largest cities in America. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:08:56 AM EDT
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There's a difference between discharging a firearm out in the middle of nowhere and discharging a firearm in one of the largest cities in America. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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ETA, I just noticed the reckless discharge arrest. That changes things, but I also noticed it was on new year's eve, which, let's be honest, amounts to not much more than what a LOT of rural people do on that night. There's a difference between discharging a firearm out in the middle of nowhere and discharging a firearm in one of the largest cities in America. Yeah, some difference. Not much, but some. For all we know he shot off some rounds into a built in swimming pool. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:11:33 AM EDT
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder?
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:13:47 AM EDT
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. lol 
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:17:27 AM EDT
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Who's troll account are you. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:27:56 AM EDT
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We have a troll on a roll in here.
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:29:11 AM EDT
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Contempt of cop is a gateway to other acts that tend to be more serious. I'm not saying all cops are angles, and I definitely am not saying government is our daddy. What I am saying is the ones who disrespect the police the most are usually the ones who have crimes (some quite serious) that they are guilty of anyway. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:34:27 AM EDT
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Oh, okay, he killed a cop, so I have to pretend that this news story and this reporting ISN'T shitty journalism? Ok then, wow, this ought to show people what those BLM people are REALLY like, why, the very same woman in whose name this whole BLM thing started went to the SAME school, the VERY same school as this Harris County cop killer went to!!! OMG, how can people NOT see the connection now? This story BLOWS the fucking lid off of this thing!!! WOW, the fact that the NY Times, The LA Times and US Weekly aren't running this story just proves their complicity!!! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Go post your bullshit elsewhere. Oh, okay, he killed a cop, so I have to pretend that this news story and this reporting ISN'T shitty journalism? Ok then, wow, this ought to show people what those BLM people are REALLY like, why, the very same woman in whose name this whole BLM thing started went to the SAME school, the VERY same school as this Harris County cop killer went to!!! OMG, how can people NOT see the connection now? This story BLOWS the fucking lid off of this thing!!! WOW, the fact that the NY Times, The LA Times and US Weekly aren't running this story just proves their complicity!!! Nice rebound sweetheart. I am still not buying into your troll jackassery or any fucked up justification of your post. The best of luck in the weak ass life you live. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:48:31 AM EDT
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? That depends on who you ask. If you ask the average academic, they'll say it was the availability of guns. If you ask Wayne LaPierre, he might say SSRI's or violent video games. If you ask me, it was because he was listening to the Fukyflag/blm crowd has been agitating for something like this openly. I'm sure his attorney will say that someone touched him inappropriately when he was a wee lad and that he is incapable of appreciating the wrongfulness of his own actions. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:49:13 AM EDT
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Who's troll account are you. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Who's troll account are you. I am my own troll account... |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:50:15 AM EDT
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Contempt of cop is a gateway to other acts that tend to be more serious. I'm not saying all cops are angles, and I definitely am not saying government is our daddy. What I am saying is the ones who disrespect the police the most are usually the ones who have crimes (some quite serious) that they are guilty of anyway. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Contempt of cop is a gateway to other acts that tend to be more serious. I'm not saying all cops are angles, and I definitely am not saying government is our daddy. What I am saying is the ones who disrespect the police the most are usually the ones who have crimes (some quite serious) that they are guilty of anyway. I have seen very few angular cops. Most are circular. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:53:29 AM EDT
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? Along with his gateway rap sheet, he could have easily committed a multitude of crimes without ever being caught in the past. And, his luck simply ran out. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:54:03 AM EDT
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Nice rebound sweetheart. I am still not buying into your troll jackassery or any fucked up justification of your post. The best of luck in the weak ass life you live. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Go post your bullshit elsewhere. Oh, okay, he killed a cop, so I have to pretend that this news story and this reporting ISN'T shitty journalism? Ok then, wow, this ought to show people what those BLM people are REALLY like, why, the very same woman in whose name this whole BLM thing started went to the SAME school, the VERY same school as this Harris County cop killer went to!!! OMG, how can people NOT see the connection now? This story BLOWS the fucking lid off of this thing!!! WOW, the fact that the NY Times, The LA Times and US Weekly aren't running this story just proves their complicity!!! Nice rebound sweetheart. I am still not buying into your troll jackassery or any fucked up justification of your post. The best of luck in the weak ass life you live. What? I gave in, you're right, okay? That was a legit story, I get it now. BLM was running a cop killing academy at that college that both the cop killer and Sandra Bland attended. Sandra Bland was obviously the vanguard of a massive formation of cop killers from that college, and now we're getting the follow on forces. That reporter knocked it out of the fucking park, journalism awards for everyone. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:57:39 AM EDT
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Along with his gateway rap sheet, he could have easily committed a multitude of crimes without ever being caught in the past. And, his luck simply ran out. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? Along with his gateway rap sheet, he could have easily committed a multitude of crimes without ever being caught in the past. And, his luck simply ran out. He was dumb enough to stage a walk by shooting on a cop in broad daylight and then jump into his own truck and drive by a bunch of cameras. I think it's safe to assume that this was probably his first rodeo, and that he hasn't gotten away with very much in his life. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:58:25 AM EDT
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What? I gave in, you're right, okay? That was a legit story, I get it now. BLM was running a cop killing academy at that college that both the cop killer and Sandra Bland attended. Sandra Bland was obviously the vanguard of a massive formation of cop killers from that college, and now we're getting the follow on forces. That reported knocked it out of the fucking park, journalism awards for everyone. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most of those previous charges sound like bullshit "contempt of cop" charges. Go post your bullshit elsewhere. Oh, okay, he killed a cop, so I have to pretend that this news story and this reporting ISN'T shitty journalism? Ok then, wow, this ought to show people what those BLM people are REALLY like, why, the very same woman in whose name this whole BLM thing started went to the SAME school, the VERY same school as this Harris County cop killer went to!!! OMG, how can people NOT see the connection now? This story BLOWS the fucking lid off of this thing!!! WOW, the fact that the NY Times, The LA Times and US Weekly aren't running this story just proves their complicity!!! Nice rebound sweetheart. I am still not buying into your troll jackassery or any fucked up justification of your post. The best of luck in the weak ass life you live. What? I gave in, you're right, okay? That was a legit story, I get it now. BLM was running a cop killing academy at that college that both the cop killer and Sandra Bland attended. Sandra Bland was obviously the vanguard of a massive formation of cop killers from that college, and now we're getting the follow on forces. That reported knocked it out of the fucking park, journalism awards for everyone. Dude, quit shitting in my thread. Seriously. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 3:59:55 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryDude, quit shitting in my thread. Seriously. Fine. I'm going to go start my own thread. You are welcome there. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:01:14 AM EDT
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Along with his gateway rap sheet, he could have easily committed a multitude of crimes without ever being caught in the past. And, his luck simply ran out. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? Along with his gateway rap sheet, he could have easily committed a multitude of crimes without ever being caught in the past. And, his luck simply ran out. While this may be the case, most people who commit crimes do their very best to try to get away with said crime. They don't walk up to a cop in the middle of a crowded metropolitan gas station and light them up while driving their own conspicuous vehicle, he may have ran but he knew he wasn't getting away with this. It doesn't add up. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:13:28 AM EDT
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? That is the question to be asking. I think it goes back to Obama's race war and war on the police. This guy was just simple minded enough to take the BLM bait. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:14:34 AM EDT
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While this may be the case, most people who commit crimes do their very best to try to get away with said crime. They don't walk up to a cop in the middle of a crowded metropolitan gas station and light them up while driving their own conspicuous vehicle, he may have ran but he knew he wasn't getting away with this. It doesn't add up. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? Along with his gateway rap sheet, he could have easily committed a multitude of crimes without ever being caught in the past. And, his luck simply ran out. While this may be the case, most people who commit crimes do their very best to try to get away with said crime. They don't walk up to a cop in the middle of a crowded metropolitan gas station and light them up while driving their own conspicuous vehicle, he may have ran but he knew he wasn't getting away with this. It doesn't add up. Agree, sure doesn't add up Although, stupid is blind. Maybe this fuckbag decided he wanted to be a hero among his own. I easily see this as being a trend. BOOM instant hero status and levels up his street cred. Going to be an interesting case to follow. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:17:12 AM EDT
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Is breitbart a legit source? Only asking cause I need sources for a paper. Yes |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:18:02 AM EDT
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Fine. I'm going to go start my own thread. You are welcome there. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Dude, quit shitting in my thread. Seriously. Fine. I'm going to go start my own thread. You are welcome there. I didn't say you weren't welcome, but at least post something constructive. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:36:46 AM EDT
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Uh that's not a connection
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:41:57 AM EDT
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In on the conspiracy thread...
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:50:47 AM EDT
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So will BLM be labeled domestic terrorists? I don't see that happening until 01/21/17, maybe. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:51:43 AM EDT
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:54:09 AM EDT
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? And it's been nearly 7 years since his last known issue. More to the story than we know at this point. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 4:59:59 AM EDT
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And it's been nearly 7 years since his last known issue. More to the story than we know at this point. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? And it's been nearly 7 years since his last known issue. More to the story than we know at this point. Ok, all BS aside, it's a huge stretch to say that the killer was connected to BLM because he went to the same university as Bland, but I'd be willing to bet that he call all caught up in the BLM and the FukYoFlag hysteria, and he went full retard to get the love of those people. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 5:00:58 AM EDT
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That is the question to be asking. I think it goes back to Obama's race war and war on the police. This guy was just simple minded enough to take the BLM bait. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? That is the question to be asking. I think it goes back to Obama's race war and war on the police. This guy was just simple minded enough to take the BLM bait. Exactly. He was BLM's crash test dummy. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 5:04:30 AM EDT
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Agree, sure doesn't add up Although, stupid is blind. Maybe this fuckbag decided he wanted to be a hero among his own. I easily see this as being a trend. BOOM instant hero status and levels up his street cred. Going to be an interesting case to follow. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Which begs the question, why would someone with such a bullshit arrest record all of a sudden step right up to the big leagues with a capital murder? Along with his gateway rap sheet, he could have easily committed a multitude of crimes without ever being caught in the past. And, his luck simply ran out. While this may be the case, most people who commit crimes do their very best to try to get away with said crime. They don't walk up to a cop in the middle of a crowded metropolitan gas station and light them up while driving their own conspicuous vehicle, he may have ran but he knew he wasn't getting away with this. It doesn't add up. Agree, sure doesn't add up Although, stupid is blind. Maybe this fuckbag decided he wanted to be a hero among his own. I easily see this as being a trend. BOOM instant hero status and levels up his street cred. Going to be an interesting case to follow. I don't think that there will be a lot of people stupid enough to take it all the way. All the hashtag activists might give him a tip of the cap, but even they're not dumb enough to follow on in his footsteps, and few others are. He'll get ranked in prison, and while he might get some respect for killing a cop, he'll have to take his place in the food chain too, and as dumb as he appears to be based on his actions, he won't be getting a job in management. |
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Posted: 8/30/2015 5:18:42 AM EDT
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What the troll doesn't realize is that in all probability, this douche had some bleeding heart public defender that the system allowed to plead down the charges to what's on the record. And then the troll comes along and starts questioning the validity of the arrest record based on his assumption of trumped up charges.
Head back on over to Seasame Street, loser.
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Posted: 8/30/2015 5:43:20 AM EDT
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What the troll doesn't realize is that in all probability, this douche had some bleeding heart public defender that the system allowed to plead down the charges to what's on the record. And then the troll comes along and starts questioning the validity of the arrest record based on his assumption of trumped up charges. Head back on over to Seasame Street, loser. You do realize that your logic could be applied in the exact same way to your assumption, right? If your only argument against an assumption is an assumption, it's probably best not to sling insults as well. Regardless of the shooter's arrest record, attending the same college as someone else does not a connection of any kind make. Old _Cowboy is right, this is journalism at it's finest. |
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