Racist Black Judge Railroading Amber Guyger

[TheGreenHornet]

The man was sitting down eating ice cream. She should have assessed the situation before she fired

Was he sitting in the dark when she opened "her" door? Was he REALLY sitting, or was he up and approaching her? What do YOU Really Know?

All we know is what the coroner reported

He was bent over in a sitting or fetal position
He was not approaching

"Bent over in a sitting or fetal position" -- as in getting up and charging the intruder?

Exactly....the state conspired to convict this woman to prevent blacks from rioting. A political show trial.

 

[Common Sense Dude]

And the fact that she was sexting with another officer, that alone should be a violation of the police department's code of conduct, enough to fire her sorry ass

You sound like the pharisees who "caught a WOMAN in the act of adultery" (seemed to me, it takes 2). The guy didnt seem to be an issue to the pharisees".

Are you a pharisee?

The guy didn't open fire on an innocent person due to being distracted by text messages. She did.

In all fairness, both of them should have been reprimanded or fired for sexual misconduct. But that's not the issue here.

 

[Billiejeens]

Yes, 23% never entered the wrong apartment and no one believably said that. Do all the keys work all the doors?

The door was not locked you illiterate moron. She fumbled with the key and found the door unlocked.

Know the facts before "debating." You wont look like such an ass.

That's not his M.O.

 

[TheGreenHornet]

Carrying a gun is not only legal but it's a constitutional right. You may not agree or like that fact but it's true.

No, it's simply irrelevant. She had many options. Not carrying a loaded weapon while off work was one.

A lot of police carry loaded weapons when off duty if not most....they never know when they might be confronted with someone they may have arrested or sent to jail and thus want revenge.

Your statement is one of the lamest I have seen on this subject.

 

[Billiejeens]

The Jury didn’t buy her defense

Didn’t take them long to agree. Justice is served

Jury never heard the defense expert witnesses...which is the subject of this thread, moron.

One would think that expert witnesses would be the key in a situation like this.

Unless they benefit ******.

 

[Common Sense Dude]

Carrying a gun is not only legal but it's a constitutional right. You may not agree or like that fact but it's true.

No, it's simply irrelevant. She had many options. Not carrying a loaded weapon while off work was one.

But being glued to a cell phone and not being aware of her surroundings isn't relevant? Being distracted and entering the wrong apartment is pretty dumbass, especially for a cop.

Well, you have to remember as has been presented numerous times already....over a hundred other people that are known of had gotten confused and gone to the wrong apartment. Obviously there was a big problem in that complex because all the apartments looked the same...and there were not adequate signs to keep folks from getting confused.

And then............add on to the top of that she was very tired having worked a 13 hr. shift. Accidents happen...but the bottom line is she was a innocent trespasser and the black guy should have listened to her command to show his hands.

So, they got confused and went to the wrong apartment. Did those hundred others open fire on an innocent person?

Sure, let's blame the apartment complex for the incident because all the apartments look alike and there weren't adequate signs to warn all the dumbasses who can't pay attention. So ******* ridiculous.

And boo hoo, she worked a 13-hour shift and was tired. Wah wah. That makes me feel soooo sorry for the poor little woman. That was justified for her to enter someone else's apartment and commit murder, huh?

The black guy didn't need to obey her command. He was in his own apartment doing nothing wrong. She lost her job and will be behind bars for her stupid mistake. Serves her right.

 

[rightwinger]

It all comes down to accountability for your actions

You own the gun, you make the decisions
If you make a bad decision, even with good intent, you will be held accountable.

That is a very broad statement...so broad as to be irrelevant.

Pretty simple

You pull the trigger, you are accountable for the outcome

Being 'accountable' in this case does not equate to murder.

In fact she did nothing illegal whatsoever.

But for the sake of community relations and to prevent a black riot...maybe she should have been fired.

The bottom is simply that accidents happen and a lot of times with terrible consequences....this incident was one of those.

Unfortunately, now the state has addeded to the tragedy by ruining the life of someone else....purely to placate the negroes.

The family is going to get a lot of money...no doubt. I think the apt. complex should be sued big time...they were the ones more responsible for this tragedy than anyone.

It was not an accident
She fired on purpose without knowing what her target was

Let me ask you one question..........If she had been in her own apartment and was confronted with a intruder....would it have been a good shoot?

No

He could have had a legitimate reason to be in her apartment, he was not threatening her and was eating ice cream

 

[TheGreenHornet]

..all you monday morning quarterbackers are simply using hindsight to condemn her and also not understanding how quickly all of it transpired...she had to make a decision of life or death in a couple of seconds in a dark apartment which she honestly believed to be her own...

No, she didn't.. have "to make a decision of life or death." Which should be obvious simply by considering the worst possible case scenario. Say it was her apartment. She sensed a monster lurking inside. Back away.. Call 911.. With the phone you're holding.. Duh!

Anyone that confronts an intruder in their apartment must consider the reality that their life either is or may be on the line.

In such a scenario you may be willing to gamble with your life...but do not expect others to do so.

Everyone has a legal right to engage in self defense. If she had backed out of the apartment and got on the phone that would have given the guy a big opportunity to follow her and attack her whilst she was on the phone....which is what happened to Z...he had a pistol and should have had it out.

A police officer is charged with enforcing the law....she acted appropriately and certainly legally.

This case should be a lesson to all blacks...listen to and obey police officers.

 

[TheGreenHornet]

That is a very broad statement...so broad as to be irrelevant.

Pretty simple

You pull the trigger, you are accountable for the outcome

Being 'accountable' in this case does not equate to murder.

In fact she did nothing illegal whatsoever.

But for the sake of community relations and to prevent a black riot...maybe she should have been fired.

The bottom is simply that accidents happen and a lot of times with terrible consequences....this incident was one of those.

Unfortunately, now the state has addeded to the tragedy by ruining the life of someone else....purely to placate the negroes.

The family is going to get a lot of money...no doubt. I think the apt. complex should be sued big time...they were the ones more responsible for this tragedy than anyone.

It was not an accident
She fired on purpose without knowing what her target was

Let me ask you one question..........If she had been in her own apartment and was confronted with a intruder....would it have been a good shoot?

No

He could have had a legitimate reason to be in her apartment, he was not threatening her and was eating ice cream

No worker would be in the apartment with the lights turned off....what poor judgement you have.

His mere presence in the mind of a reasonable person would have been a threat. Especially since he refused to obey her order of......show me your hands.

Most people have better sense than to disobey a police officer in uniform with his gun trained on you.

 

[rightwinger]

The man was sitting down eating ice cream. She should have assessed the situation before she fired

Was he sitting in the dark when she opened "her" door? Was he REALLY sitting, or was he up and approaching her? What do YOU Really Know?

All we know is what the coroner reported

He was bent over in a sitting or fetal position
He was not approaching

"Bent over in a sitting or fetal position" -- as in getting up and charging the intruder?

At best, he may have started to rise from the couch

Not an aggressive act and definitely not moving towards her as she claimed

 

[Carl in Michigan]

The black guy didn't need to obey her command

Nope. But if he did, he'd be alive today.

When ANYONE (especially a uniformed cop) has a gun on you, SMART people think long and hard about their immediate responses.

He made a stupid choice.

 

[TheGreenHornet]

Carrying a gun is not only legal but it's a constitutional right. You may not agree or like that fact but it's true.

No, it's simply irrelevant. She had many options. Not carrying a loaded weapon while off work was one.

But being glued to a cell phone and not being aware of her surroundings isn't relevant? Being distracted and entering the wrong apartment is pretty dumbass, especially for a cop.

Well, you have to remember as has been presented numerous times already....over a hundred other people that are known of had gotten confused and gone to the wrong apartment. Obviously there was a big problem in that complex because all the apartments looked the same...and there were not adequate signs to keep folks from getting confused.

And then............add on to the top of that she was very tired having worked a 13 hr. shift. Accidents happen...but the bottom line is she was a innocent trespasser and the black guy should have listened to her command to show his hands.

So, they got confused and went to the wrong apartment. Did those hundred others open fire on an innocent person?

Sure, let's blame the apartment complex for the incident because all the apartments look alike and there weren't adequate signs to warn all the dumbasses who can't pay attention. So ******* ridiculous.

And boo hoo, she worked a 13-hour shift and was tired. Wah wah. That makes me feel soooo sorry for the poor little woman. That was justified for her to enter someone else's apartment and commit murder, huh?

The black guy didn't need to obey her command. He was in his own apartment doing nothing wrong. She lost her job and will be behind bars for her stupid mistake. Serves her right.

How many are willing to die to abstain from following the legal order of a policemen? You are being ridiculous.....I doubt any of the others who went to the wrong apartment found one with a open door and the lights out nor were they police officers.
Get real.

 

[TheGreenHornet]

The black guy didn't need to obey her command

Nope. But if he did, he'd be alive today.

When ANYONE (especially a uniformed cop) has a gun on you, SMART people think long and hard about their immediate responses.

He made a stupid choice.

No doubt about that.

 

[Common Sense Dude]

The black guy didn't need to obey her command

Nope. But if he did, he'd be alive today.

When ANYONE (especially a uniformed cop) has a gun on you, SMART people think long and hard about their immediate responses.

He made a stupid choice.

She made far more stupid choices: being obsessed with text messages instead of paying attention, entering the wrong apartment, and then the ultimate stupid choice - murder.

The whore is worthless and deserves to rot.

 

[TheGreenHornet]

The man was sitting down eating ice cream. She should have assessed the situation before she fired

Was he sitting in the dark when she opened "her" door? Was he REALLY sitting, or was he up and approaching her? What do YOU Really Know?

All we know is what the coroner reported

He was bent over in a sitting or fetal position
He was not approaching

"Bent over in a sitting or fetal position" -- as in getting up and charging the intruder?

At best, he may have started to rise from the couch

Not an aggressive act and definitely not moving towards her as she claimed

Your life was not on the line nor were you there....you simply agree with the fake news folks because that is how you are indoctrinated.

She was a well trained police officer with years of good service...no rookie and there was no problem with her credibility.

 

[rightwinger]

Carrying a gun is not only legal but it's a constitutional right. You may not agree or like that fact but it's true.

No, it's simply irrelevant. She had many options. Not carrying a loaded weapon while off work was one.

But being glued to a cell phone and not being aware of her surroundings isn't relevant? Being distracted and entering the wrong apartment is pretty dumbass, especially for a cop.

Well, you have to remember as has been presented numerous times already....over a hundred other people that are known of had gotten confused and gone to the wrong apartment. Obviously there was a big problem in that complex because all the apartments looked the same...and there were not adequate signs to keep folks from getting confused.

And then............add on to the top of that she was very tired having worked a 13 hr. shift. Accidents happen...but the bottom line is she was a innocent trespasser and the black guy should have listened to her command to show his hands.

So, they got confused and went to the wrong apartment. Did those hundred others open fire on an innocent person?

Sure, let's blame the apartment complex for the incident because all the apartments look alike and there weren't adequate signs to warn all the dumbasses who can't pay attention. So ******* ridiculous.

And boo hoo, she worked a 13-hour shift and was tired. Wah wah. That makes me feel soooo sorry for the poor little woman. That was justified for her to enter someone else's apartment and commit murder, huh?

The black guy didn't need to obey her command. He was in his own apartment doing nothing wrong. She lost her job and will be behind bars for her stupid mistake. Serves her right.

How many are willing to die to abstain from following the legal order of a policemen? You are being ridiculous.....I doubt any of the others who went to the wrong apartment found one with a open door and the lights out nor were they police officers.
Get real.

We have no idea what she said as she entered the apartment or if she said anything.
She was allowed to frame the encounter to best justify the shooting.
The dead man was not

 

[Common Sense Dude]

Carrying a gun is not only legal but it's a constitutional right. You may not agree or like that fact but it's true.

No, it's simply irrelevant. She had many options. Not carrying a loaded weapon while off work was one.

But being glued to a cell phone and not being aware of her surroundings isn't relevant? Being distracted and entering the wrong apartment is pretty dumbass, especially for a cop.

Well, you have to remember as has been presented numerous times already....over a hundred other people that are known of had gotten confused and gone to the wrong apartment. Obviously there was a big problem in that complex because all the apartments looked the same...and there were not adequate signs to keep folks from getting confused.

And then............add on to the top of that she was very tired having worked a 13 hr. shift. Accidents happen...but the bottom line is she was a innocent trespasser and the black guy should have listened to her command to show his hands.

So, they got confused and went to the wrong apartment. Did those hundred others open fire on an innocent person?

Sure, let's blame the apartment complex for the incident because all the apartments look alike and there weren't adequate signs to warn all the dumbasses who can't pay attention. So ******* ridiculous.

And boo hoo, she worked a 13-hour shift and was tired. Wah wah. That makes me feel soooo sorry for the poor little woman. That was justified for her to enter someone else's apartment and commit murder, huh?

The black guy didn't need to obey her command. He was in his own apartment doing nothing wrong. She lost her job and will be behind bars for her stupid mistake. Serves her right.

How many are willing to die to abstain from following the legal order of a policemen? You are being ridiculous.....I doubt any of the others who went to the wrong apartment found one with a open door and the lights out nor were they police officers.
Get real.

I don't care if she was a cop. That's not the issue. Police officers make mistakes too and their mistakes shouldn't be excused or taken lightly just because they're officers of the law.

It all comes down to her being dead wrong for her actions, and she ruined her life because of it. It's her own fault.

 

[TheGreenHornet]

The black guy didn't need to obey her command

Nope. But if he did, he'd be alive today.

When ANYONE (especially a uniformed cop) has a gun on you, SMART people think long and hard about their immediate responses.

He made a stupid choice.

She made far more stupid choices: being obsessed with text messages instead of paying attention, entering the wrong apartment, and then the ultimate stupid choice - murder.

The whore is worthless and deserves to rot.

Nonsense you have no evidence she was obsessed with anything...and you have no idea what constitutes murder.

Bottome line you are dumbass and probably black thus no credibility or intelligence.

 

[TheGreenHornet]

No, it's simply irrelevant. She had many options. Not carrying a loaded weapon while off work was one.

But being glued to a cell phone and not being aware of her surroundings isn't relevant? Being distracted and entering the wrong apartment is pretty dumbass, especially for a cop.

Well, you have to remember as has been presented numerous times already....over a hundred other people that are known of had gotten confused and gone to the wrong apartment. Obviously there was a big problem in that complex because all the apartments looked the same...and there were not adequate signs to keep folks from getting confused.

And then............add on to the top of that she was very tired having worked a 13 hr. shift. Accidents happen...but the bottom line is she was a innocent trespasser and the black guy should have listened to her command to show his hands.

So, they got confused and went to the wrong apartment. Did those hundred others open fire on an innocent person?

Sure, let's blame the apartment complex for the incident because all the apartments look alike and there weren't adequate signs to warn all the dumbasses who can't pay attention. So ******* ridiculous.

And boo hoo, she worked a 13-hour shift and was tired. Wah wah. That makes me feel soooo sorry for the poor little woman. That was justified for her to enter someone else's apartment and commit murder, huh?

The black guy didn't need to obey her command. He was in his own apartment doing nothing wrong. She lost her job and will be behind bars for her stupid mistake. Serves her right.

How many are willing to die to abstain from following the legal order of a policemen? You are being ridiculous.....I doubt any of the others who went to the wrong apartment found one with a open door and the lights out nor were they police officers.
Get real.

I don't care if she was a cop. That's not the issue. Police officers make mistakes too and their mistakes shouldn't be excused or taken lightly just because they're officers of the law.

It all comes down to her being dead wrong for her actions, and she ruined her life because of it. It's her own fault.

Tommyrot..........she made a honest mistake....have you never made a mistake?

Some mistakes have no repercussion but some result in tragedies....look at all the folks that killed in traffic accidents because of some driver who was not paying attention..

As said before the most she should have been charged with was negligent homicide....definitely not murder.

 

[Common Sense Dude]

The black guy didn't need to obey her command

Nope. But if he did, he'd be alive today.

When ANYONE (especially a uniformed cop) has a gun on you, SMART people think long and hard about their immediate responses.

He made a stupid choice.

She made far more stupid choices: being obsessed with text messages instead of paying attention, entering the wrong apartment, and then the ultimate stupid choice - murder.

The whore is worthless and deserves to rot.

Nonsense you have no evidence she was obsessed with anything...and you have no idea what constitutes murder.

Bottome line you are dumbass and probably black thus no credibility or intelligence.

Ok, now I'm convinced you have absolutely no credibility or morals after sticking up for a convicted murderer and assuming I'm black.

Not that it's any of your ******* business but I'm as white as ivory. What the hell does race have anything to do with this issue anyway? A killing is a killing and she is paying the price for it, rightfully so.

Defending a killer. Hmmm, what does that make you? A murderer yourself?