Just now, Quiet Boy said:

I don't remember it being better under Obama. To me it feels like it's been more of the same.

What aboutism. If you think it this is the same, you’re entitled to your opinion. Honestly I envy it. I wish this was more of the same. 

1 minute ago, Quiet Boy said:

I wouldn't call it what aboutism. Obama was the president when I was a teenager and Trump is the president now. They are really my only points of reference.

I vaguely remember Bush but I was more concerned with J.V. football and my Playstation 2 at the time.

I’m old but not too old. Things are getting worse IMHO. My dad (who is really old) says this is as bad as the sixties. Either way, it’s not good. 

25 minutes ago, Gannan said:

Every time  someone mentions Trump and cleaning products you rush to his defense. Good try though. 
 

Your opinions aside, this has everything to do with Trump. The country is a powder keg. Trump is gasoline. 

Yeah, when people make dumb statements that he stated for people to inject Lysol I do speak up, cause you know...that’s incorrect. Should he come out and say the dumb things he said on Twitter about shooting looters? Absolutely not, it’s asinine and divisive. Keep deflecting though from the original point of this argument...that comparing the rednecks protesting in state capitals to these people burning down building, police precincts, looting Targets, etc. is stupid. 

1 minute ago, Outlaw said:

Yeah, when people make dumb statements that he stated for people to inject Lysol I do speak up, cause you know...that’s incorrect. Should he come out and say the dumb things he said on Twitter about shooting looters? Absolutely not, it’s asinine and divisive. Keep deflecting though from the original point of this argument...that comparing the rednecks protesting in state capitals to these people burning down building, police precincts, looting Targets, etc. is stupid. 

It’s a real point. If those protestors were black, it wouldn’t have gone so well for them. The fact that you feel more inclined to defend President Toddler’s idiotic statements than admit that, is your problem. 

1 minute ago, Gannan said:

It’s a real point. If those protestors were black, it wouldn’t have gone so well for them. The fact that you feel more inclined to defend President Toddler’s idiotic statements than admit that, is your problem. 

Lol those protestors weren’t rioting. How do you not see the Fing difference you moron? No looting, no cop cars set on fire, nothing. Stop comparing the two, you look dumber and dumber with every sentence. Go steal that TV from Target that’ll really show those pigs. Lol
 

I literally said his statement was asinine and divisive. You quote me and then just spew bull crap that I didn’t say.  You’re a clown dude. 

3 minutes ago, Outlaw said:

Lol those protestors weren’t rioting. How do you not see the Fing difference you moron? No looting, no cop cars set on fire, nothing. Stop comparing the two, you look dumber and dumber with every sentence. Go steal that TV from Target that’ll really show those pigs. Lol
 

I literally said his statement was asinine and divisive. You quote me and then just spew bull crap that I didn’t say.  You’re a clown dude. 

Yeah an armed black man in the face of a cop like this would work out just fine. 

12 hours ago, Gannan said:

I’m old but not too old. Things are getting worse IMHO. My dad (who is really old) says this is as bad as the sixties. Either way, it’s not good. 

While i was born in 68’ so im no expert on the 60’s,  i would disagree with your pops

we had great leaders and men murdered for trying to make the world a better place.  Thats as tragic as it gets.  Plus we  had vietnam obviously where thousands of very young Americans died for a lost cause.  
 

and race relations were way worse then. 
 

protests where needed then far more than now.  We live on easy street compared to when your dad in the 60’s

 

maybe because now everything is in living color and news travels far and fast is why he thinks this way

16 hours ago, VanHammersly said:

Reminds me of

 

On 5/29/2020 at 12:04 PM, paco said:

True.

 

But on the flip side, it might incentivize the good ones to step in\speak up more and help eliminate the problem.  With the issue in Minnesota, it seems that it has been a recurring theme for this bad cop but kept getting swept under the rug.

Yeah it's not so much that the good cops can step in and speak out, it's that the unions make it impossible to fire them and there's no process to strip their credentials. 

Minneapolis city council member:

 

Minnesota Attorney General:

 

9 hours ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Wait.  You’re the impartial police?   Of all people.  LOL.