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Murderous Pig who killed Walter Scott trial begins in South Carolina...

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SolemnSauce;9534289 said:
white folks cant picture that a 50 yearold black man cant over power a a man 20 years his senior. That he somehow would be able to over power that man and hurt him wit his own weapon. That he would someone how run away, turn around and fire wit pin point accuracy at that man from 20 ft away. That that man had to fire 8 rounds at that man as he waddled/ran away slowly as you would expect a 50 year old to do.

if anything how is a man thats able to be in that much danger and fear for his life that much from a man 20 years his senior, visibly gimp..how is he even a cop. he cant even protect himself from a non threat...but.. C'est la vie
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Exactly.

 
stringer bell;9471274 said:
http://www.postandcourier.com/news/wilson-scott-lost-his-life-for-his-foolishness/article_27525a24-a1c4-11e6-b160-db5761e4168e.html

Wilson: Scott 'lost his life for his foolishness'

Opening statements started this morning in the Michael Slager murder trial.

Just before calling for the jury at 9:30 a.m., Judge Clifton Newman ruled that Slager could remain free on bond during the trial.

After swearing in the jury of 11 whites and one black man, Circuit Judge Clifton Newman took almost 15 minutes to explain their role to them.

Solicitor Scarlett Wilson started her opening statements about 9:45 a.m. and spoke for about 25 minutes, setting the scene on the April 4, 2015, encounter between Slager, then a North Charleston police officer, and Walter Scott, a motorist pulled over by Slager for a broken tail light.

"If Walter Scott had not resisted arrest, he wouldn't have been shot," she said. "He lost his life for his foolishness."

Slager used the "dry stun" setting on his Taser in an attempt to subdue Scott, who ran from the stop, Wilson said. A fight ensued, and Slager pulled out his .45-caliber pistol and fired eight times. Five shots hit Scott.

After the shooting, Slager's "first instinct wasn't to give CPR, it was to stage" the scene, moving the Taser closer to Scott's body.

"Michael Slager didn't know that somebody was watching him," Wilson said. "And he surely didn't know that that somebody was holding a cellphone.

The jury — six white men, five white women and one black man — was selected Wednesday along with six alternates: two white men, two white women and two black women.

On Wednesday, Newman brushed off a request to dismiss the state’s murder charge against Slager because the defendant also is being prosecuted on a civil rights charge in federal court. The judge said it wasn’t his place to overrule U.S. Supreme Court precedent allowing two sovereign governments to pursue a case against the same person without violating the Constitution’s prohibition on double jeopardy.

Newman also denied a bid Wednesday by defense lawyer Andy Savage to move the trial out of Charleston.

Slager, 34, faces between 30 years and life in prison if convicted of murder. He likely will stay free on bail through the trial.

The video footage of Scott’s death on April 4, 2015, showed the two struggling and Scott running away as the officer fired at him eight times. Slager said Scott had grabbed his Taser and will argue self-defense at the trial.

Though racial themes have persisted in the case since that day last year, Slager’s attorney has insisted that race never played a role in the confrontation. Community members, though, have repeated for years that black residents in North Charleston — 47 percent black — are most often targeted for the minor stops that police have used to ferret out serious criminals on the streets.
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Smh...
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https://twitter.com/tanehisicoates/status/805911954313412608
 
The lone black juror on this panel has a moral and ethical obligation to his people and those who care about justice out this racist CAC. Let him walk the streets to make it the best way that he can. Y'all are familiar with Rex's maxim about when faced with racism and white supremacy to brutally supress it. Well I have another one. Black can expect justice, so in lieu in of justice we'll just have to settle for vengeance.
 
7 of the 9 jurors struck out were minorities 5 black and 2 hispanic.

Because only fair trials can happen with cacs jurys
 
Comments I found on a forum

"The thing that constantly surprises me? The fact that many of these "Police can't do wrong people" are the very same people/militias who scream loudest about "Big Govt and corporations are out to get them." Yet, they believe everything the police say, even when video proves they are lying, because hey, they are shooting black people."
 
stringer bell;9534657 said:
https://twitter.com/cbsnews/status/805885430877089792
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Yeah I saw her full crock of shit on YouTube.

Forget it.

She's waiting on Jesus on the inside for provide justice.

She can talk all she want about Jesus but it's just a coping mechanism to escape her powerless position in the matter of her son getting shot like a dog.

It has never been about morality, agreement, truth, or even logic.....it's about positioning for and looking for opportunities to take or exert power. But I guess if we put it in the hands of Jesus, it takes away the responsibility of empowering ourselves against power moves exerted by our "fellow man"

Here's the longer version (this is damn near a mental disorder)
 
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leftcoastkev;9534700 said:
stringer bell;9534657 said:
https://twitter.com/cbsnews/status/805885430877089792
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Yeah I saw her full crock of shit on YouTube.

Forget it.

She's waiting on Jesus on the inside for provide justice.

She can talk all she want about Jesus but it's just a coping mechanism to escape her powerless position in the matter of her son getting shot like a dog.

It has never been about morality, agreement, truth, or even logic.....it's about positioning for and looking for opportunities to take or exert power. But I guess if we put it in the hands of Jesus, it takes away the responsibility of empowering ourselves against power moves exerted by our "fellow man"

Here's the longer version (this is damn near a mental disorder)
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I'm not agnostic or an atheist or anything like that

But I get tired of some of us expecting God/Jesus to fix everything as an excuse for not doing anything ourselves.

We've been praying and forgiving our enemies for decades now and the same things continue to happen.

 
leftcoastkev;9534700 said:
stringer bell;9534657 said:
https://twitter.com/cbsnews/status/805885430877089792
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Yeah I saw her full crock of shit on YouTube.

Forget it.

She's waiting on Jesus on the inside for provide justice.

She can talk all she want about Jesus but it's just a coping mechanism to escape her powerless position in the matter of her son getting shot like a dog.

It has never been about morality, agreement, truth, or even logic.....it's about positioning for and looking for opportunities to take or exert power. But I guess if we put it in the hands of Jesus, it takes away the responsibility of empowering ourselves against power moves exerted by our "fellow man"

Here's the longer version (this is damn near a mental disorder)
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they whipped us the whole week then pacified us with the religion they dont even hold dear.. that they bastardized and used to justify the confines of our bodies an souls.( Im not attacking religion at all .. but the blind devotion to hopes and aspirations of justice that are fleeting)
 
playmaker88;9534953 said:
leftcoastkev;9534700 said:
stringer bell;9534657 said:
https://twitter.com/cbsnews/status/805885430877089792
Click to expand...

Yeah I saw her full crock of shit on YouTube.

Forget it.

She's waiting on Jesus on the inside for provide justice.

She can talk all she want about Jesus but it's just a coping mechanism to escape her powerless position in the matter of her son getting shot like a dog.

It has never been about morality, agreement, truth, or even logic.....it's about positioning for and looking for opportunities to take or exert power. But I guess if we put it in the hands of Jesus, it takes away the responsibility of empowering ourselves against power moves exerted by our "fellow man"

Here's the longer version (this is damn near a mental disorder)
Click to expand...


they whipped us the whole week then pacified us with the religion they dont even hold dear.. that they bastardized and used to justify the confines of our bodies an souls.( Im not attacking religion at all .. but the blind devotion to hopes and aspirations of justice that are fleeting)
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...and if you believe in God then you should believe in free will and results from free will.

Why would God put you on earth so he could do everything for you?

I never understood the "it's in God hands" black folks...
 
O.K.

So, lemme get this straight..

I can get in a scuffle with somebody...

That person can flee and I can shoot that unarmed person multiple times in the back...

.... And claim that I was in fear for my life....

And there's a jury in America that wouldn't be able to decide whether I committed a crime or not?

Right.

Got it.

Makes perfect sense.

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Sooner (as opposed to later,) these lyrics from RBX's verse from Lyrical Gangbang will come to fruition.

So niggas retaliate and start to loot.
 
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