NY Times Publishes Darren Wilson's Address

[theiioftx]

No, not seeing you as a hippy, but a progressive buying into the liberal media slant on this. I am glad to see you agree with the grand jury decision and more people might listen to the "don't shoot" argument if there was more honesty about Mike Brown.

 

[Horns11]

I don't think that rational people buy the "don't shoot" argument either, especially because the main witnesses had nothing to add about Brown's motives/demeanor until that one girl who was picking up her friend for work threw that fuel onto the fire for no good reason.

And I'm not certain that my view of the state of Ferguson affairs has anything to do with what the media says about it because I rely solely on what witnesses, police reports, and the leaked grand jury testimony said. I don't watch msnbc or Fox. I get the vast majority of info from different online sources.

The bottom line is that the shooting aspect in all of this could have and should have been avoided. And I'm 100 percent certain that escalating what started out as a $45 theft and jaywalking resulted in the problems we're having now.

 

[Clean]

The reporter who published Wilson's address is getting a small taste of what he's going through. Good to hear!

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[texas_ex2000]

This is too weird...the reporter also has a shoplifting record.

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[UTChE96]

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[Horn6721]

So one of the reporters who printed Darren Wilson's street address (Julie Bosman) has been calling the police nonstop since HER address was made public complaining of people harassing her and having food delivered to her home.
I wonder if it ever occurred to her to wonder how Wilson and his new wife would be treated after Bosman made their address public.

Karma is a ***** Julie.

 

[Horns11]

"I can not imagine any reasonable person who saw the video of Brown robbing the shop still cling to their assumption that the cop was the aggressor in this situation"

So a video of him robbing a convenience store suddenly sheds light on what transpired between a cop and Brown in a different instance? From a realistic and legal standpoint, there's truly no way to link how Wilson reacted at the shooting to the convenience store. And whoever's in charge of Ferguson PD's public relations department knew this, so they leaked the video to show why it would be "acceptable" for Wilson to use deadly force.

"Facts mean nothing, race means everything."

Can't disagree with you there from the rioting aspect. Facts = dead person and a police department which didn't follow protocol in at least 7 different issues regarding the case, from gunshot residue protocol to witness interviews. But people should just pipe down. Cops know what's best.

 

[UTChE96]

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