Topic: Who is taking a knee for this 4 year old?

[chewbacca5000]

Chewy, I'm tellin ya, anecdotally, if I had complied with that sheriff when he tried to arrest me (and he was grasping at straws to pin me with some charge) I wouldn't be a free man right now.
I'd be locked in western state hospital (the place where they drug their prisoners with liver rotting poison) with no rights at all.  And for what?  Uncontrollable crying and hating my existence in a manic depressive state?!  That's complete and utter bullsh!t.  Consequentially motivates my participation in the DGR.  But I digress.

Repeatedly refusing to go anywhere without a lawyer/advocate saved me from being labeled a mentally ill "criminal".

So maybe I'm biased in regard to the subject.  But I'm not going to be taken without a proper and legally appropriate fight.

That really sucks man!  I feel bad for you.  The cops obviously need training to spot people who are having mental trouble anxiety, depression or some other condition too.

Getting everyone scared out of their mind of the police only causes more people to be fearful and make mistakes.  And yes I do know about the Amigdual aka lizzard brain.  It is used in marketing and fear based selling all the time. 

The news media is not their to help anyone, but their shareholders.  There have been instances at peak of the shootings where "activist" would making false calls saying I saw a man with a gun, and sure enough the police show up guns ablazing.  Just so they can have a viral video.  They get off scott free. 

People need to wake up and start using their brains more and not living in fear of everything.  When you are in fear you can't make good decisions at all, and they know.  That is how they control the masses.  Keeping them in fear.

I am lucky my old man told me how to act in these situations, or I am sure I would be in a body bag today. 

Lots of those young men do not have fathers in their home to set a good example for them.  What do we do about that.

I know we get the #NOTMYPROBLEM team going.

Bottom line scaring the heck out of everyone just results in more violence.  So if you have a friend who is afraid of the police reassure them them will be safe if they follow a few simple instructions.  Mentally impaired people are another story. 

Maybe have them wear a shirt or sign, or something to alert others as to why they are acting the way they are.

Their is solutions everywhere, but fear is not one that is going to work.

[BomberMann650]

Got kinda confused after the bit about fathers.

Anyway, this relevant picture just came across my desk.

[chewbacca5000]

Got kinda confused after the bit about fathers.

Anyway, this relevant picture just came across my desk.

Where was that taken?  Point about fathers is that they teach sons how to handle themselves.

[Lostboy Steve]

You'll never see someone taking a knee for the National or Canadian anthem at a hockey game. Do you know why? Discipline and ethics. It's ingrained in the sport like no other. It's also because hockey is such a diverse sport. People from all over the world play minor and professional and they do it in complete harmony. That is on their own team, the other team can kick rocks. The NFL players need to stop being a bunch of self righteous ignorants, and start taking a page from the Professional hockey players handbook.

I'd like to see these football players go play a tournament in a different country. Where you have to be respectful of other people's cultures. They wouldn't make it a day.

You want to make change? Real change? Take a season off and do it in support of black lives or whatever your cause. That will attract more shock and awe than taking a knee and disrespecting a country that provides you with such luxuries.


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[Lostboy Steve]

By the way, I'm a cis white guy, when I was 17 a cop got in my face and put hands on me in my driveway. He got so close I could taste his saliva. This was because of an "out taillight". When my mom came outside he told her to get back in the house or else. He was unprovoked and I did whatever he said. Looking back I should have sued him over a lot of things. This was in rural NJ. That's the least of the harassment I faced. Never did drugs, never got arrested, non of that #$%*, so don't sit here and tell me about police, or ghettos, or whatever. It's all bull#$%*. If a cop told me to blow him I would have, and later, hopefully there's so retribution, but for now, sucking a dick is better than being dead. You get what I'm saying? Obvious exaggeration, but that's needed right now because people seem to have a hard time understanding the severity of listen to an officer.


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[Lostboy Steve]

Got kinda confused after the bit about fathers.

Anyway, this relevant picture just came across my desk.

Where was that taken?  Point about fathers is that they teach sons how to handle themselves.

Agreed.


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[BomberMann650]

Got kinda confused after the bit about fathers.

Anyway, this relevant picture just came across my desk.

Where was that taken? 

All I know of the picture is "Coal mining child, America 1910"

Point about fathers is that they teach sons how to handle themselves.

Sure do.  Well, at least the "good" ones.
Passing along the art of manliness is the thing.

[Terry in Australia]

If a cop told me to blow him I would have, and later, hopefully there's so retribution, but for now, sucking a dick is better than being dead.

Sorry mate, you lost me at sucking a cop's dick..........

Hey why is it that in most of the "hoods", statistically, a young black man is more likely to be killed by another young black man, than any other cause of death including disease, auto accidents, drowning, drug overdoses etc, and yet the "Black Lives Matter" folk never seem to mention their concerns over this issue?

Personally I'm not surprised that US cops are a little bit trigger happy, when I see the statistic that 13% of the US population commit more than half of the murders? I think that cops lives matter just as much. Cheers, Terry.

https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/factcheck-black-americans-commit-crime   

[demon78]

Obey the cop at any cost no #$%*ing way, Name, Rank and Serial Number, Ofc, I live in a country that doesn't have the problem of cops bouncing around with guns drawn and we'd #$%*ing well better not, if some idiot cop came on to me as god and I was injured I'd spend the rest of my life making sure that he dragged his own cross up the hill. Here we have a sneaking suspicion the cops are here to help, not push an agenda. So I guess guys, keep your problems south of the border and don't bring them here. Oh and as far as our trump like leader he got voted out never to return. Thank Christ.
Bill the demon.
"It's better to die on my feet, than live on my knees" to quote a hero of mine.

[carnivorous chicken]

Only in the US can a cop get fired for telling a woman that cops only shoot black people, but cops that actually shoot innocent black people keep their jobs.

Denying that there is a systemic and institutional problem with race and policing in the US -- and trying to blame victims -- is blindness, or worse. For all of the armchair patriots out there screaming at NFL (and NBA and MLB now) players taking a knee, there are veterans who are supporting their right to freedom of expression.

[BomberMann650]

Oh I love it when internet users think veterans are offended by flag-involved
protests.
Most vets I know only get really offended if you shoot at them.

Hey Terry, I read through that article.  It wasn't bullocks, but the black kill black argument is usually tactic white people use to minimize problem policing.

And it's an easy argument to make.  I mean here's one that might hit close to home.

A staggering majority percentage (99.999999999999999999% to be exact) of Australian murder victims, were murdered by Australians.  Australian on Australian crime is at a startling high and studies prove that Australians are 99.999999999999% more likely to murder a fellow Australian.

Sounds funny but its not.

[demon78]

BM I think  that's pretty standard in all countries and some vet's you have to be really close before they get too uptight.
Bill the demon.

[BomberMann650]

BM I think  that's pretty standard in all countries and some vet's you have to be really close before they get too uptight.
Bill the demon.

I like to bring up DARPA sometimes.  That will piss a vet off.  "Sh!tty food" and "overpriced remote control toys." They've said.

[carnivorous chicken]

BM I think  that's pretty standard in all countries and some vet's you have to be really close before they get too uptight.
Bill the demon.

I like to bring up DARPA sometimes.  That will piss a vet off.  "Sh!tty food" and "overpriced remote control toys." They've said.

I worked on an ONR project that had (aspirations of?) ties to DARPA. Had access to some info about current projects (a couple years ago). As Johnny Carson would say, "Weird, wacky stuff."

[TwoTired]

BM I think  that's pretty standard in all countries and some vet's you have to be really close before they get too uptight.
Bill the demon.

I like to bring up DARPA sometimes.  That will piss a vet off.  "Sh!tty food" and "overpriced remote control toys." They've said.

Really?  DARPA was who sponsored internet development.  Do other Vets hate the internet, too?

[chewbacca5000]

BM I think  that's pretty standard in all countries and some vet's you have to be really close before they get too uptight.
Bill the demon.

I like to bring up DARPA sometimes.  That will piss a vet off.  "Sh!tty food" and "overpriced remote control toys." They've said.

Really?  DARPA was who sponsored internet development.  Do other Vets hate the internet, too?

No they love the internet!  Where else can they buy such awesome flannel shirts?

[TwoTired]

BM I think  that's pretty standard in all countries and some vet's you have to be really close before they get too uptight.
Bill the demon.

I like to bring up DARPA sometimes.  That will piss a vet off.  "Sh!tty food" and "overpriced remote control toys." They've said.

Really?  DARPA was who sponsored internet development.  Do other Vets hate the internet, too?

No they love the internet!  Where else can they buy such awesome flannel shirts?

I get mine from the thrift store, usually.

[chewbacca5000]

BM I think  that's pretty standard in all countries and some vet's you have to be really close before they get too uptight.
Bill the demon.

I like to bring up DARPA sometimes.  That will piss a vet off.  "Sh!tty food" and "overpriced remote control toys." They've said.

Really?  DARPA was who sponsored internet development.  Do other Vets hate the internet, too?

No they love the internet!  Where else can they buy such awesome flannel shirts?

I get mine from the thrift store, usually.

TwoTired, how do you know it is legit if not bought online?  That is the way it works, you get it from the Trift store, add the words legit vintage flannel, pay $50 for a $5 dollar thrift store shirt and then you know you got the right stuff. lol

[TwoTired]

BM I think  that's pretty standard in all countries and some vet's you have to be really close before they get too uptight.
Bill the demon.

I like to bring up DARPA sometimes.  That will piss a vet off.  "Sh!tty food" and "overpriced remote control toys." They've said.

Really?  DARPA was who sponsored internet development.  Do other Vets hate the internet, too?

No they love the internet!  Where else can they buy such awesome flannel shirts?

I get mine from the thrift store, usually.

TwoTired, how do you know it is legit if not bought online?  That is the way it works, you get it from the Trift store, add the words legit vintage flannel, pay $50 for a $5 dollar thrift store shirt and then you know you got the right stuff. lol

Actually bought more shirts today.  They look and feel new, appear unworn, fit fine.  Already washed, so no shrinkage worries.  Three flannels and a long sleeve "t" shirt (so my arms won't burn when out mowing with the tractor) for $10 total.  Probably aren't "vintage", though.  Still, warm and comfy.  And no one has the see my little flabby oldman pecs.

You're welcome.   

[calj737]

Actually bought more shirts today.  They look and feel new, appear unworn, fit fine.  Already washed, so no shrinkage worries.  Three flannels and a long sleeve "t" shirt (so my arms won't burn when out mowing with the tractor) for $10 total.  Probably aren't "vintage", though.  Still, warm and comfy.  And no one has the see my little flabby oldman pecs.

Hit the gym, Geezer! 

[demon78]

Cal I do, but them my hands swell up and people get pissed off.
Bill the demon.