Whenever you need 'em, just dial 911... for MURDER

1. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061126/ap_on_re_us/police_shooting







2. Somethin' told me that the Brits would get the story right without editing out any good details as an attempt to make the story seem warmer and fuzzier:



http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6189442.stm




3. Lastly, a bit unrelated to the first 2, but nonetheless, it still goes along with this topic.


http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2006-11-28-elderly-shootout_x.htm?csp=N009

 

And you wonder why the rest of the world HATES America..........

 

There needs to be a wake up call for our community and the chumps we allow to pollute it with crime and brutalize it under the pretense of protection.

 

Not really.

 

I can just hear all of the Aryan bigots right now: "Duh, uh, this isn't race-related! You're using the race card!"





Race card by 'Nubian' ass:

God bless AmeriKKKa. :butthead:

 

That is exactly what Fokkks News is doing. They are spinning the hell out of this story. The "Big 3" told it as it was, but Fox decided to point out that Sean Bell had criminal records and was "posing a threat to the officers". As a Catholic, i should not be thinking like this but this is why most of the time when huge disasters happen in areas where they are mostly white, i never feel sorry for them. Seriously, when whites get brutally murdered and it's being reported, i just tend to hiss and flip the channel. It might not be right but i am sure some of you can see why i do it.

 

NYPD will shoot you in the back. LAPD will beat you with a nightstick and then probably shoot in the back. But LAPD are always being caught on camera. Thats one reason why I don't like living in cities. The cops are usually the worst there.

 

The cops are all the same everywhere.

 

I can't trust the police. They will run red lights or speed but pull people over for doing the same thing. (And I'm not talking about when they're running code red).

 

I have to disagree. The worst cops I've known have always been in the major cities.