Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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As I read on it, years later, it was discovered this was a terrible injustice, BUT it has nothing to do with the standing accusations of simply shooting down black young men in the streets. Not only a different era (60's) but not remotely s gunning down of an unarmed black man in the street. |
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Since then, I think I am correct....there was not one rep of our WH at the memorial service for James Foley. Means basically nothing but import given events, I suppose. Was just surprising to me. |
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I must say, from my heart - I'm giving up reading this particular Thread. My choice.
I've followed it from the start, and must say I have found it quite irritating at times in many respects. I know I know - just don't read it...I've thought that many times on ToTV when some others may comment on a Thread. But this one has been going nowhere fast. The main Posting People seem to be going 'round and 'round but yada. I feel very strongly about this topic - and will state that we simply COULD NOT bring ourselves to watch the network news tonight. We typically try to catch it nightly - but tonight the main topic from MO would have been so frustrating. And we simply did not want to view Sharpton in his great glory once again - In our opinion, him and the Media sucking on the emotions and wallets of many --- and in our opinion doing a total dis-service to our blessed country. With that- the 139th posting I believe on this Thread... and we are OUT. Sorry, I see now that a few more posted before sending, guess this is 141 now... Last edited by DeanFL; 08-25-2014 at 08:25 PM. Reason: number update |
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First, what part of my post was inaccurate or out of context ? Secondly, what does this situation almost FIFTY years ago have to do with this current situation ? I honestly try to reply, but as far as I am concerned this part of the conversation is over...you appear just to want to stir things up..not something I want to be involved with. I'M not going to go back fifty years and debate with you. |
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As I said earlier, the deed is done and nothing can bring Michael Brown back. Policeman Wilson's life forever changed in the few seconds it took him to empty his pistol. It really does not matter if he is guilty or innocent - his life is changed forever.
Zimmy's life changed forever, too. He cannot get a permanent job, it seems. He claims that he is working part time security jobs. Is this right or wrong to happen - even if found not guilty of second degree murder? Well, they have to play the hand dealt to them by either fate or a choice. |
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I assume you are referring to Mr. Zimmerman, as have not seen anyone refer to anyone else in such a manner ??? |
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I feel badly for Wilson that he may go through that same trial by media as Zimmerman and no matter what the verdict, his life will never be the same. Even if there is no trial and the grand jury decides the shooting was totally justified, his life has been changed forever. |
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Right now, by law people all have the same civil rights. The KKK has diminished to very few numbers, thank God, and not only do minorities have rights they have most of the majority behind them in spirit. BUT until some real effort for change comes from a lot of the urban poor and for many in that same group to take responsibility for their children financially and most importantly by forming a family...than in my view things aren't going to get better for that particular group of black people. And that group drags down and tarnishes all of the good people who are acting like and living like the majority of folks have always acted and lived here in the U.S. They embarrass those who want better for everyone, and they cause a lot of people to be impatient and angry and discouraged. Many need jobs and they need to have drugs removed from their paws. Drugs cause crime and killing and lethargy and the addiction adds to robberies and vicious actions against others. For too many, drugs is their job AND drugs make many of the urban poor rich in the same way it makes a lot people in suburbia rich too. I HATE DRUGS. AND the big drug business. If you wanna talk about big business being a cancer, Drugs are that big business. What would the best thing be for all of us do here in The Villages to help this problem? If only the federal programs designed to help some of the urban poor get by wouldn't enable too many to use money for drugs. If only we could direct the federal programs specifically for the use they were designed to do. How can that happen?
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It is better to laugh than to cry. Last edited by graciegirl; 08-26-2014 at 08:18 AM. |
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Seeing Sharpton screaming and rallying people at the funeral and elsewhere, like it was a campaign rally, I keep wondering why he does not rally young black men and women in Ferguson to:
Graduate from high school, work on self-discipline, and sign up for police schooling and police jobs in Ferguson, so the number of black police there could be proportionate to the black population. But that's not happening, because that imbalance of white officers is too useful for claiming "racism" as an excuse for not teaching when preaching to the young people. |
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