When it's a black man on trial, history proves not in most cases.
I disagree. It's only the ones you see in the news. I'm sure there are plenty of cases of a white court and a black defendant that work out favorably for the black man...but you never see it because it doesn't draw ratings like a other story of "racist white judge slams black man!" That shit sells, and draws a crowd.
Hmmm, hiding behind other passengers? Is that the passengers who were not scared?
I have no idea. You're trying to get me to answer a question about something someone wrote in an article. The point was, people were afraid.
I don't, that's why I am not saying what was on his mind.
The hell you say. You've accused him of murder multiple times in this thread alone, and alluded that it was intentional.
Prove my history incorrect.
I can't prove your history of blaming whitey incorrect, it's the one thing you are consistent and blatant about here.on these forums.
Well, and the crime statistics data found on different websites...
So, you choke a man to death and then use the excuse I was trying to restrain him, I didn't realize he was choking to death. Smfh.
I thought you said you didn't know what was on Penny's mind...sure seems like you are trying to say you do..
Really? Terrance Crutcher, Sean Bell, Amadou Diallo, Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner, Philando Castile just to name a few.
Crutcher: (i knew you'd go to police instances)
The jury acquitted Tulsa police officer Betty Shelby this week after she testified that she feared for her life when encountering Crutcher last year.
www.nbcnews.com
Jury foreman said it was justified.
Police stated that Crutcher kept reaching into his pocket, refused to show his hands, walked towards his vehicle despite being told to stop, and then angled towards and reached into his vehicle. Critics have disputed this saying that the driver's side window was up when Crutcher was shot.
However, the Jury concluded "It is clear to the Jury after intensely studying the video, still photos, and testimony that the windows to the SUV driven by Terrance Crutcher that evening were open and that the jury believes from said evidence that Terrance Crutcher did in fact reach into the window disobeying the instructions of the police officers on location.
en.m.wikipedia.org
Bell: (another police shooting)
On the night of his death, Bell was hosting a bachelor party at Club Kalua, a strip club that was being investigated by undercover police over accusations that the owners fostered
prostitution.<a href="
Killing of Sean Bell - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>9<span>]</span></a> The
New York Post reported that Joseph Guzman had an argument with a man outside the bar, and threatened to get a gun. One of Bell's friends reportedly said, "Yo, get my gun," as they left the club.<a href="
Killing of Sean Bell - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>10<span>]</span></a> Thinking a shooting was about to take place, a plainclothes officer named Gescard Isnora followed Bell and his companions. He alerted his backup team, who confronted Bell and his companions outside.<a href="
Killing of Sean Bell - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>10<span>]</span></a> According to Isnora, he "held out his badge, identified himself as a police officer, and ordered the driver to stop".<a href="
Killing of Sean Bell - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>11<span>]</span></a> Instead, Bell accelerated the car, striking Isnora, and then collided with an unmarked police minivan.<a href="
Killing of Sean Bell - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>2<span>]</span></a> Isnora said he saw Guzman reach for a gun. He yelled a warning to the other policemen, and they opened fire on the car to prevent the possible shooting by Guzman. Five policemen joined in, firing about 50 bullets into Bell's car.
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Diallo: (police)
When they ordered Diallo to show his hands, he ran up into the building entrance and reached into his pocket to produce what turned out to be his wallet.<a href="
Killing of Amadou Diallo - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>5<span>]</span></a> Assuming Diallo was drawing a firearm, one officer fired as he was walking up the stairs. The recoil of the gun caused the officer to fall backwards. The other three officers, believing their partner was shot, fired their weapons. The four officers fired 41 shots<a href="
Killing of Amadou Diallo - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>6<span>]</span></a> with semi-automatic pistols
The internal NYPD investigation ruled that the officers had acted within policy, based on what a
reasonable police officer would have done in the same circumstances.
On February 25, 2000, after three days of deliberation, a jury composed of four black and eight white jurors acquitted the officers of all charges.<a href="
Killing of Amadou Diallo - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>5<span>]</span></a>
Trayvon: (Zimmerman was not "white" despite what you say)
His story was that training attacked him. We have no evidence that this was true or false.
Garner, now I'll agree here that what happened here was not good, but it wasn't murder. Garner was resisting and they were trying to subdue him, and he got into the "i can't breathe" mode. Now, I agree, like I did for Floyd, that they should have just cuffed him and let him up. But there is no indication they were trying to murder him
Philando: ill give you this one. That was fucked up.
The problem with all of these is that they are all, but one, police related, and involve resisting arrest or police who are not very well trained or too hot headed. This doesn't amount to whitey just being able to murder people and get away with it. Everyone one of those people had their trial and they were all found not guilty due to various factors.
Again, you make it sound like white people be out just shooting black folk and getting away with it. That's just not the case
