No Indictment for Wilson

[ayin jade]

 

What's really sad is the sacking of Ferguson Market and Liquor.  The business was ransacked and it is the business where this whole things started and from where Michael Brown stole the cigars.   I saw a picture of the store owner and the sadness and despair.   I mean the place was totally tore up.  And for what??  Just really, really sad.  It's people like him who are the victims now.

I do feel sad for him, but part of me has to ask why he didn't just pack up all of his inventory and move it to somewhere safe until the fallout of the grand jury decision was over?  He had plenty of time to prepare for this.  Don't misunderstantd me, I'm not blaming him for the crimes committed against him, just wondering why he didn't better protect himself and his assets from the carnage?

 

 

 

He is not remotely to blame for his losses. Packing up costs money. He has to pay for a storage area and take the time from the business to pack and move it. Losing a months worth of business could easily have cost him his business just as much as the vandalism last night. Hopefully he is covered by insurance for the vandalism. 

[other one]

 

This was about 18 years ago, but racial profiling does happen.   

 

 

There are also areas that racial profiling does not happen. 

 

I live in the county that joe arpaio is sheriff in. He and his department have been accused of racially profiling people. Not once in all the years that we have lived in the phoenix metro area has my husband been singled out because of his race. And he even looks sleazy on his days off lol.

 

It's been a while ago, but the last time I got stopped outside Phoenix, I certainly didn't get any big breaks because I was white.....   I was even remorseful and very nice to the officer...   I would say that he was respectful to me....    but he just thought what I had done was way beyond forgiveness...

[ayin jade]

I just saw an article where Michael Brown's stepfather is calling for them to burn the city down.   Can't link to it because of the profanity in the article.

 

I read that on cnn too. It is under the subheading "Federal investifations still ongoing."

 

Video from the New York Times recorded after the news came down about the grand jury decision showed a tearful Lesley McSpadden, Brown's mother, speaking briefly to supporters before being overcome by emotion. Her husband -- Brown's stepfather, Louis Head -- consoles her, and then turns and revs up the crowd, saying "Burn this (profanity deleted) down."

 

 

http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/25/justice/ferguson-grand-jury-decision/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

[JustinM]

The real victims of the Ferguson riots:  Dubose, a mother of two, previously told CNN, "If I can't open my doors every morning, I can't feed my kids in the evening. Just don't burn my shop down, don't destroy it."

 

40 businesses in Ferguson vandalized/destroyed/looted.

[JustinM]

 

 

What's really sad is the sacking of Ferguson Market and Liquor.  The business was ransacked and it is the business where this whole things started and from where Michael Brown stole the cigars.   I saw a picture of the store owner and the sadness and despair.   I mean the place was totally tore up.  And for what??  Just really, really sad.  It's people like him who are the victims now.

I do feel sad for him, but part of me has to ask why he didn't just pack up all of his inventory and move it to somewhere safe until the fallout of the grand jury decision was over?  He had plenty of time to prepare for this.  Don't misunderstantd me, I'm not blaming him for the crimes committed against him, just wondering why he didn't better protect himself and his assets from the carnage?

 

 

 

He is not remotely to blame for his losses. Packing up costs money. He has to pay for a storage area and take the time from the business to pack and move it. Losing a months worth of business could easily have cost him his business just as much as the vandalism last night. Hopefully he is covered by insurance for the vandalism. 

 

Please read the blue text.

[ayin jade]

 

 

 

What's really sad is the sacking of Ferguson Market and Liquor.  The business was ransacked and it is the business where this whole things started and from where Michael Brown stole the cigars.   I saw a picture of the store owner and the sadness and despair.   I mean the place was totally tore up.  And for what??  Just really, really sad.  It's people like him who are the victims now.

I do feel sad for him, but part of me has to ask why he didn't just pack up all of his inventory and move it to somewhere safe until the fallout of the grand jury decision was over?  He had plenty of time to prepare for this.  Don't misunderstantd me, I'm not blaming him for the crimes committed against him, just wondering why he didn't better protect himself and his assets from the carnage?

 

 

 

He is not remotely to blame for his losses. Packing up costs money. He has to pay for a storage area and take the time from the business to pack and move it. Losing a months worth of business could easily have cost him his business just as much as the vandalism last night. Hopefully he is covered by insurance for the vandalism. 

 

Please read the blue text.

 

 

I know. But others who read this might need to see my words.

[Qnts2]

 

 

I get the criticism regarding the cigar comment. But I also made the above comment as well.

The point I got from Qnts2 post was that Michael brown threw his life away over a box of cigars. That is what set everything in motion.

I can't not speak for Q. But that is what I took from his post. In my opinion Micheal Brown only has his choices and actions to blame.

 

 

Yes, that is the point I was trying to make. Thanks.

[Guest shiloh357]

A man has been found dead in a car at or near the area where Brown was killed

 

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/11/25/police-probe-death-man-found-dead-in-car-in-ferguson/

[ayin jade]

How many lives are ruined because of michael brown?

[Guest shiloh357]

I don't think we can blame Brown.  it's the protesters that are ruining lives.