You’re putting words in my mouth homie idk what to tell you on this one. I’ll leave it at that.
Not sure where I ever said or implied that I, or others think feel or believe he should have been shot.
You’re putting words in my mouth homie idk what to tell you on this one. I’ll leave it at that.
Not sure where I ever said or implied that I, or others think feel or believe he should have been shot.
You were clearly trying to insinuate that I was upset about the white guy NOT getting shot.
Not once did you mention the disparity in treatment between a white guy vs the treatment of a black guy, which is the entire point of my post.
I'm not trying to put words INTO your mouth, I'm disappointed and ashamed of the lack of words coming OUT of your mouth, dumbass
And in case big words are hard for you
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verb: insinuate; 3rd person present: insinuates; past tense: insinuated; past participle: insinuated; gerund or present participle: insinuating
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suggest or hint (something bad or reprehensible) in an indirect and unpleasant way.
I think you have an innate ability at making everything seem hostile when it’s directed at you. I’d ask you to quote where I so clearly insinuated what you’re accusing me of but I’m afraid the only way this ends for you is if I apologize for something I didn’t do or say and id rather not continue down to that dead end. Anyway. What’s next.
some folks will bend over backwards to turn a positive into a negative
How does #2 lead to me ALSO saying “but he should have been shot”?
I mean you yourself added onto that statement by adding additional details about POC etc.
This is why I’m saying you’re putting words in my mouth. When you extend beyond what I’ve actually said it’s all speculation. And you’re speculating a worst case scenario.
And like I said you have a talent for this.
Really? You're really going to go down this avenue? We're really going to delve this into a "well, that's a bad example to use because for all we know, THAT ONE SPECIFIC COP MAY OR MAY NOT have done something bad to a black guy, thus using his treatment of a white guy isn't fair to use against the excessively increasing number of cops being violent against a black guy" conversation.
The point of the tweet isn't about this argument at all.
Black people have been told time and time again that if you don't comply with officers you shouldn't be surprised with the violent outcome. And then a video is posted of a white guy not complying at all and he doesn't face a single physical repercussion.
The point of the tweet isn't whether this is a good cop or a bad cop. It's the disparity of treatment between black people and white people that we've been seeing non-stop over the last few years
Yeah the point is obvious but its not a good example because I dont know anything about that cop or how he would react if that was a black man. Believing he would react different would make me an asshole for assuming hes a racist without evidence.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...sm-school-work
According to this website with information obtained from Rittenhouse's legal team, Kyle was provided with a weapon while he was in Kenosha, but they don't provide the details as to who supplied it.
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/...RmuhDHn7i3tqB0
17 is still too young to possess a weapon in Wisconsin regardless.