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Okay, lets not forget that a 93 year old veteran was robbed TWICE in the area, I have no sympathy for these thugs who protest for no reason. Also very good quote from yahoo: Let's imagine two different scenarios...Scenario #1 - two white officers shoot a black man after raiding a house known for harboring criminals. The man first ran from the cops but then turned to shoot at them. The results: Protesting and Rioting. The community sticks up for the criminal with quotes such as "he was a good boy", "he didn't have a gun", and "it's the cop's fault"Scenario #2 - two black officers shoot a white man after raiding a house known for harboring criminals. The man first ran from the cops but then turned to shoot at them.The results: No protests or riots. The community sticks up for the police with quotes such as "thanks for taking rid of that thug", "glad we don't have to worry about that house anymore", and "he got what he deserved"NO ONE is going to take the black community serious until they stop standing up for these thugs!!! You don't deserve it!

For those of you who actually think trump is a good candidate, http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/17/us/politics/trump-releases-plan-to-combat-illegal-immigration.html Please do tell how making Mexico pay for a wall is a good idea.

Can I just say this, why do we need welfare? I feel as though taking out welfare will be a big step in fixing our budget for the U.S. Lets just have charities and churches help out the people who are poor, just a thought.

I don't like trump, he speaks some very discriminatory, unnecessary and hurtful things. Basically, he acts just like a clown. Right now, the presidents I like are Chris Christtie and Rand Pual.

In the video above, why was that woman screaming?

My favorite part is when the that man was fighting three cops at a divorce hearing.

Hey guys, so the video below contains a variety of clips of fights in the courtroom, now for those of you who watched the video, I want you to tell me if there was a clip that stood out, what would you have done differently in that situation?

Geez, were you in one of the videos? Also I would like to say is sadly, people to this day will continue to protest about such minor things, next thing you know, there will be protests about the TPP or the legalization of cannabis.

You know I think I should go ahead and point out here that it is not a right to record the police.

I don't know how to respond, you know you could just text saying who is this?

You block the number or report to the company.

Okay. Not to sound offensive, but I find your story preposterous, you should've reported it to IAB. Anyways this still does not give the woman a reason to be resistant towards the officer, also where is the proof that officers often abuse their power?

Okay let me ask you this, what reason did she have to not use her turn signal and for being disruptive?

Well let's not forget the family is saying that is wrong because the girl was going to college, you know the good old "my daughter was a good college student" argument.

God dang it, the media has fooled me again, sorry guys, I didn't do enough research.

Hey guys, so I thought I share this very hot story going around my city right now, a woman was arrested for not t using her turn signal (didn't know you could be arrested for that) then as she was brought to jail, there were reports of brutality I guess you could say? After this she committed suicide by a trash bag, but others say the police killed her. Anyways we don't have all the facts yet (I'm waiting on the autopsy report) so let's just see what really happened, what do you guys think? http://abc13.com/news/questions-surround-womans-apparent-suicide-death-in-waller-county-jail/853050/ http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/07/21/sandra-bland-jail-video/30460631/

Here is the video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kbwsF-A2sTg

Hey guys, so I just got done watching a crash course video on civil liberties, and according to a (I guess you could say civil case) it states that states cannot gather evidence from a warrant less search, now my question is why is that? What if the investigator or agent finds the murder weapon and has solid proof that it is, why must they always have a warrant even if the weapon was the one used in the crime? (Eg. robbery, home invasion, etc).

I'm going to be a computer information and research scientist, you know be involved in advancing technology.

I've considered doing a double major with criminal justice and computer science, after I get my bachelors degree, I will get a job as a bailiff and then move on as a research scientist (which will take about four years).

Please explain to me on why you thought it was appropriate to call for 15 helicopters, did you think he was going to get away?

Oops, didn't notice that.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VpGgp0nCjE Gardena police recently shot a male who they believed stole a bicycle, according to the police the man was being erratic and suspicious, police took no chance and shot him eight times. News stories here: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-gardena-police-shooting-experts-question-officers-tactics-20150715-story.html http://www.newsday.com/news/nation/ricardo-diaz-zeferino-man-fatally-shot-by-gardena-california-cops-judge-may-rule-to-release-video-1.10639630

I just like to make a small correction, it was 2,996 people that died on 9/11, not over three thousand. Also I agree it was completely justified to go into the Middle East, don't you think we've been there long enough and that we should just let them deal with their own problems now?

So guys quick question, when I apply for a university and I get accepted, do I have to visit the college beforehand (you know to check what I have available) or I can just go there the day that my classes start?