View Full Version : How to handle the Baltimore rioter.
Cisco Kid
04-28-2015, 06:18 AM
Tell mom . ( play the video )
http://rt.com/usa/253609-baltimore-woman-slaps-rioter/
Justus
04-28-2015, 06:49 AM
YAY!!! What a good mom! Thanks...I needed that! :)
graciegirl
04-28-2015, 07:13 AM
Tell mom . ( play the video )
http://rt.com/usa/253609-baltimore-woman-slaps-rioter/
Poor soul, doing what is right and will probably be badly treated and criticised by many in her community.
Two wrongs never make a right and burning something down does not bring respect to you and your cause.
Police brutality is wrong and burning down things is wrong and using this as an excuse for looting makes my blood boil..
Pointer
04-28-2015, 07:24 AM
Tell mom . ( play the video )
http://rt.com/usa/253609-baltimore-woman-slaps-rioter/
Ahh the power of mom. Good for her for being alert and caring enough to go after him. That's a mommas love :crap2:
Cisco Kid
04-28-2015, 07:30 AM
My mom raised ten of us hooligans. She managed to keep us all out of jail. But if she ever grab the top of your shoulder it felt like Spock off of Star Trek. We would drop to your knees.
Paper1
04-28-2015, 08:39 AM
Tell mom . ( play the video )
http://rt.com/usa/253609-baltimore-woman-slaps-rioter/
You missed the main point. Where is dad?
Taltarzac725
04-28-2015, 09:00 AM
Tell mom . ( play the video )
http://rt.com/usa/253609-baltimore-woman-slaps-rioter/
Thanks for posting that.
raynan
04-28-2015, 11:32 AM
Saw this on the noon news. GO MOM! Good for her.
Jim 9922
04-28-2015, 11:45 AM
The city's Family Welfare Department will probably go after her for "child abuse". Imagine, a mother wacking her poor little child just because of a little looting.:jester:
dewilson58
04-28-2015, 12:46 PM
If a father was hitting his daughter like that, would people be saying, "Go Dad"??
Even a father hitting his son........
sunnyatlast
04-28-2015, 01:18 PM
If a father was hitting his daughter like that, would people be saying, "Go Dad"??
Even a father hitting his son........
Oh, please. Would you prefer that the loser-in-the-making go off in that black outfit to join ISIS???
Challenger
04-28-2015, 01:29 PM
If a father was hitting his daughter like that, would people be saying, "Go Dad"??
Even a father hitting his son........
If she was looting, burning, causing mayhem, I would hope that the answer would be yes. The hitting was not the point. Being a responsible parent by confronting her child is the point. She may have saved that boys life today.
Good work mom!:pepper2:
rubicon
04-28-2015, 01:44 PM
That mother ought to be publicly celebrated by that community because you know the more likely scenario is far more of those parents praised their kids for standing up to those pigs and "the man's" injustices.
Cisco Kid
04-28-2015, 03:22 PM
It looks like she has inspired others. :eclipsee_gold_cup:
The news is now showing other parents coming out to drag their kids home.
dbussone
04-28-2015, 04:03 PM
It looks like she has inspired others. :eclipsee_gold_cup:
The news is now showing other parents coming out to drag their kids home.
God bless them. I hope it helps keep the peace.
Mleeja
04-28-2015, 04:09 PM
If a father was hitting his daughter like that, would people be saying, "Go Dad"??
Even a father hitting his son........
Should she have scolded him and put him in timeout?
MarkinMd
04-28-2015, 05:30 PM
On the local news here in Maryland the mother is getting positive coverage. The positive coverage is from local citizens and politicians.
As of today, Tuesday, their has been 247 arrest, 144 vehicles burned, 15 structure fires and 20 injured officers. Officers from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Washington DC are either here now or on the way.
graciegirl
04-28-2015, 06:35 PM
On the local news here in Maryland the mother is getting positive coverage. The positive coverage is from local citizens and politicians.
As of today, Tuesday, their has been 247 arrest, 144 vehicles burned, 15 structure fires and 20 injured officers. Officers from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Washington DC are either here now or on the way.
The president says that the disturbance was caused "by a handful of criminals and thugs."
dbussone
04-28-2015, 06:44 PM
The president says that it is all caused by a handful of thugs.
Well. I 'd dearly like to believe him. But he's wrong. Checks on social media sources indicate that anarchists and thugs from all over the country are involved in the riots in Baltimore. At least 20 of the sources participated in the Ferguson riots.
dbussone
04-28-2015, 07:53 PM
Please don't relegate it to that. There needs to be straight talk from identifiable posters on these problems taking society down the crapper.
I do not disagree. That is why I use my real name on the political threads as I do on the normal TOTV threads. You are right Sunny and I retract my comment. Thank you for caring and correcting me.
kcrazorbackfan
04-28-2015, 08:00 PM
You missed the main point. Where is dad?
She is a single Mom with 6 kids; go figure.
CFrance
04-28-2015, 08:22 PM
You missed the main point. Where is dad?
I disagree. The main point is SOME parent in that kid's life cares enough to show him right from wrong.
dbussone
04-28-2015, 08:56 PM
I disagree. The main point is SOME parent in that kid's life cares enough to show him right from wrong.
And God bless her for beating his butt.
sunnyatlast
04-28-2015, 11:48 PM
I disagree. The main point is SOME parent in that kid's life cares enough to show him right from wrong.
Exactly.
I saw her interviewed briefly this evening in a calmer, news/talk setting, and she is trying to keep her only son alive and out of prison. "I'm a single mother of 6 children, and I choose not to live like that any more!"
Here she is, speaking about the incident. I like her, and you can bet the teachers in the district WISH their students had a mom or dad like her.
Watch - Toya Graham INTERVIEW- Baltimore Mom Hits Son During Riots: 'I Was Shock' |VIDEO (http://www.worldwidecred.com/video/61167/toya-graham-interview-baltimore-mom-hits-son-during-riots-i-was-shock-video/)
graciegirl
04-29-2015, 05:09 AM
It's very interesting how different people assimilate words said by someone else.
When I first heard the words "a handful of criminals and thugs," I took it exactly as said -- meaning (let's say), less than ten bad guys started the free-for-all. That's what I understood it to mean and I truly believe that's what was meant.
I think those words have been severely blown out of proportion and exaggerated.
I saw this live and this tape has been edited. A portion left out were these words; “One burning building will be looped on television over and over again and the thousand of demonstrators who did it the right way have been lost in the discussion,” President Obama
Obama criticizes black deaths by police, rioters and society (http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/obama-criticizes-black-deaths-by-police-rioters-and-society/ar-BBiMMGE?ocid=ansnewsap11)
I think that Mama is doing a better job of gaining my respect.
deestatham
04-29-2015, 06:12 AM
I live in Baltimore. We're moving to The Villages in September. I'm SICK about the riots. Our city is a wreck. It had come so far since the riots of 1968 and now we're right back where we were. My experience has been that the police aren't the problem - the family structure is the problem and the school system stinks. I find that the people will look for any reason to cause trouble. Just walking down the street in some neighborhoods you can get taunted. They do not want white people in the city and look for any reason to cause trouble. Did you know that Baltimore is now the heroin capital of the U.S. - YUP! Isn't it great! People drive from all over to buy their heroin here. As much as I've loved this city all my life, I'm SO glad to be getting out of here.
CFrance
04-29-2015, 06:44 AM
It's very interesting how different people assimilate words said by someone else.
When I first heard the words "a handful of criminals and thugs," I took it exactly as said -- meaning (let's say), less than ten bad guys started the free-for-all. That's what I understood it to mean and I truly believe that's what was meant.
I think those words have been severely blown out of proportion and exaggerated.
I saw this live and this tape has been edited. A portion left out were these words; “One burning building will be looped on television over and over again and the thousand of demonstrators who did it the right way have been lost in the discussion,” President Obama
Obama criticizes black deaths by police, rioters and society (http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/obama-criticizes-black-deaths-by-police-rioters-and-society/ar-BBiMMGE?ocid=ansnewsap11)
I think that Mama is doing a better job of gaining my respect.
Good on both of you, as they say in OZ.:agree:
Baltimore Guy
04-29-2015, 07:45 AM
Come on down.
deestatham
04-29-2015, 07:48 AM
Baltimore Guy: I CAN'T WAIT!!!!!
sunnyatlast
04-29-2015, 10:02 AM
The sober, thinking American public is being taken for utter fools if anyone thinks we believe Baltimore "was ruled" Monday night by "a handful" of criminals and thugs, with these factual numbers involved.
And these don't even include all the "criminals and thugs" who got away or went unnoticed.
Personally, I'm mighty tired of being lied to and taken for a fool when told such nonsense. Disrespect for elected leadership is earned.
"Baltimore Police said
235 arrests were made overnight--
201 adults and 34 juveniles.
Twenty officers were injured in Monday night's violence.
The mayor's office said the city's fire department dealt with
fires in 144 vehicles and
Fires in 15 buildings.
Baltimore police said one person is in critical condition after one of those fires.
Violence ruled Baltimore Monday night......."
Baltimore riots lead to 202 arrests, 159 fires - Baltimore Sun (http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-riots/bs-md-ci-baltimore-riots-what-we-know-20150428-story.html)
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CFrance
04-29-2015, 10:18 AM
A drop in the bucket compared to the size of Baltimore... also compared to the Halloween fires in Detroit and New Year's Eve vandalism in the outer suburbs of Paris.
I'm not justifying it, but nothing "ruled" Baltimore except the media.
I am a staunch supporter of LE officers--had them in my family and as friends. But these riots are going to continue as long as incidents like the snapped spine, et al, continue. I think some neighborhoods would benefit by being policed by more of their own.
deestatham
04-29-2015, 10:25 AM
Freddy Gray had spinal surgery the week before the arrest due to a car accident he had earlier.
sunnyatlast
04-29-2015, 11:20 AM
Freddy Gray had spinal surgery the week before the arrest due to a car accident he had earlier.
A "minor detail", I suppose we'll be told it is.
One week after ANY torso surgery is not long enough for things to heal back together and hold when you're out on the streets and not slowly, carefully walking in your house.
I don't think anybody thinks the cops who arrested him are all innocent of something awful done to him. But in hearing from Baltimore officials speaking in the news that the police force there is a majority of minority officers, I don't think a racial imbalance in the force is the issue.
CFrance
04-29-2015, 01:58 PM
Freddy Gray had spinal surgery the week before the arrest due to a car accident he had earlier.
That is false. snopes.com: Freddie Gray Had Spinal Surgery? (http://www.snopes.com/politics/crime/freddiegraysuit.asp)
janmcn
04-29-2015, 04:12 PM
Freddy Gray had spinal surgery the week before the arrest due to a car accident he had earlier.
No, The Wild Theory About Freddie Gray's 'Pre-Existing' Spinal Injury Isn't True (http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/freddie-gray-debunked-rumors-preexisting-injury?utm_content=buffer79063&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer)
Where oh where did you get that information? Please post a link. It seems this rumor has been debunked by the Baltimore Sun.
outlaw
04-29-2015, 04:34 PM
I live in Baltimore. We're moving to The Villages in September. I'm SICK about the riots. Our city is a wreck. It had come so far since the riots of 1968 and now we're right back where we were. My experience has been that the police aren't the problem - the family structure is the problem and the school system stinks. I find that the people will look for any reason to cause trouble. Just walking down the street in some neighborhoods you can get taunted. They do not want white people in the city and look for any reason to cause trouble. Did you know that Baltimore is now the heroin capital of the U.S. - YUP! Isn't it great! People drive from all over to buy their heroin here. As much as I've loved this city all my life, I'm SO glad to be getting out of here.
You think Baltimore is rough? We have roundabouts to deal with!
Cisco Kid
04-29-2015, 05:01 PM
What if free-speech protesters were to choose a city to demonstrate. And they chose The Villages. And they posted it on social media. 500 came to demonstrate. Would the politicians in Florida let Brownwood square burn. Someday, one of these guys are going to say "hey why are we burning down our own house"
Mother of the year: 6 children by different fathers - none in the home. When did we start celebrating motherhood like that? Gee, regular everyday mothers are married, Dad is home, they work and raise children without government help. They are the "mothers of the year". Some people are beginning to get so conditioned to this nonsense of entitlement that they think the kind of behavior shown by this mom is incredibly notable.
How far have we fallen.
sunnyatlast
04-30-2015, 12:43 AM
Mother of the year: 6 children by different fathers - none in the home. When did we start celebrating motherhood like that? Gee, regular everyday mothers are married, Dad is home, they work and raise children without government help. They are the "mothers of the year". Some people are beginning to get so conditioned to this nonsense of entitlement that they think the kind of behavior shown by this mom is incredibly notable.
How far have we fallen.
The title of "mother of the year" was in the headlines, not from people here.
She can't go back and re-do the births of her children to have them all of the same father. But she can and did resolve to change what she can change NOW. She's trying to keep her son from being another Freddie Gray and to keep him alive and out of the gangs.
graciegirl
04-30-2015, 06:17 AM
Get in trouble, you stay in jail
If you run from a cop, you may be harmed.
You burn your butt...you sit on the blister.
Some of the things heard growing up a few decades ago.
CFrance
04-30-2015, 07:27 AM
The title of "mother of the year" was in the headlines, not from people here.
She can't go back and re-do the births of her children to have them all of the same father. But she can and did resolve to change what she can change NOW. She's trying to keep her son from being another Freddie Gray and to keep him alive and out of the gangs.
AND, she just recently lost her job. So it's not like she's been living on welfare, as a former poster "suggested."
People who are calling this a beating and child abuse are trying to make a mountain out of a mole hill. She wasn't even hitting hard enough to hurt him, a la Adrian Petersen style with a switch.
That kid has a chance at succeeding under her care.
sunnyatlast
04-30-2015, 12:32 PM
AND, she just recently lost her job. So it's not like she's been living on welfare, as a former poster "suggested."
People who are calling this a beating and child abuse are trying to make a mountain out of a mole hill. She wasn't even hitting hard enough to hurt him, a la Adrian Petersen style with a switch.
That kid has a chance at succeeding under her care.
This mother showing up in person, on the scene, could well be the only thing standing between her son and life in prison.
And because of all the praise for her tough love caught on tape, the boy was able to see from friends and strangers commenting that HIS mom cares and others wish they had a mom or dad who cares. This could well be a turning point for him.
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