No indictment in the mike brown case

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

SO you just going to ignore the facts in the case, which I conveniently posted above? I think I'm about as anti-police as you can get, but the idea of prosecuting a person wrongly is sickening.

I can see how charges werent brought, but I really dont think there was ever a fair chance they would be brought. The cards were already stacked against the community because of the culture within the police department/presecutor's office.


Dont tell me justice was served this time, when it hasnt been in the past. But this time we got it right, so we are all good. Nope that doesnt work and its not right. So burn it down

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Dont tell me justice was served this time, when it hasnt been in the past. But this time we got it right, so we are all good. Nope that doesnt work and its not right. So burn it down

(1) Justice was served in this case. If it has not been in the past, it does not make it right to indict a person for a crime regardless of their own guilt or innocence. Two wrongs do not make a right. Making someone a sacrificial lamb to suffer for the wrongs of others is a bad, bad road to tread and, in my opinion, patently unfair.

(2) We are not all good. Abuses of authority need to be fully investigated. If the Justice Dept. or the local State govt. hasn't done so already, a full investigation of the Ferguson PD and its pattern and practices should be initiated. Something is broken in the community when the police are so mistrusted that no matter what the evidence may or may not show, the police are assumed at all times to be acting in bad faith.

Anarchy - "burn it down" - however, is not the answer and not one that (at least I hope it wouldn't) will resonate with the vast majority of Americans.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

(1) Justice was served in this case. If it has not been in the past, it does not make it right to indict a person for a crime regardless of their own guilt or innocence. Two wrongs do not make a right. Making someone a sacrificial lamb to suffer for the wrongs of others is a bad, bad road to tread and, in my opinion, patently unfair.

(2) We are not all good. Abuses of authority need to be fully investigated. If the Justice Dept. or the local State govt. hasn't done so already, a full investigation of the Ferguson PD and its pattern and practices should be initiated. Something is broken in the community when the police are so mistrusted that no matter what the evidence may or may not show, the police are assumed at all times to be acting in bad faith.

Anarchy - "burn it down" - however, is not the answer and not one that (at least I hope it wouldn't) will resonate with the vast majority of Americans.

On no 1 we are going to have to disagree, point 2 i agree, and pt3 there comes a time where burn it down does reasonates especially with Redskins fans and the Redskins organization.