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Sharpton made sure he got the kind of exposure needed. He got it . . . and that's civil rights?
Folks, the guy is dead and, yes, it does seem that the response is exorbitant. Let's listen to the flip side . . . no? Oh, yes, I forgot . . . the flip side is not politically correct. Sorry . . . when racial profiling (such as a middle easterner buying a last-minute airplane ticket) is a horrible thing to employ, we should NOT take pre-cautions . . . that is the rule of the thumb now. Let's see . . . oh, yes . . . typical circumstance but, that one time, it was "extenuating cirucmstances" . . . so all the past experiences should be thrown out? Yes . . . that is the argument with Al Sharpton. Ah! Sharpton! He is a man of the people! He has, absolutely, no self-interest and his motives remain to be pure! ![]()
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And exactly what does that have to do with a man whowas shot 50 times. Sharpton wasn't the only one arrested. Perhaps youdon't see anything wrong with 50 bullets unloaded into an unarmed man, but I certainly see it, as Banjo so aptly put it, as overkill.
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If the people protesting the shooting want to be taken seriously, they need to steer clear of Sharpton. Sharpton's involvement taints the protest. |
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I'd say they are being taken pretty seriously. I personally can't determine Sharpton's motives. But you might want to keep in mind, he is not the one that wrote the headline or the story. But it certainly would appear that he has some members of AD concentrating on his involvement rather than the issue at hand....which is an unarmed dead man with 50 bullet holes.
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An unarmed man exiting a building "a Queens nightclub suspected of narcotics, prostitution and weapons violations" and said that he was going to get a gun.
You'll discount that. I'll discount that. It's politics, darlin'. Don't be so surprised. Sharpton in the equation = Wikiedpia for Jillio Reference for the quotes: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/28/opinion/28tue3.html
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I tells you, believer, that I was not gonna get a gun when theys done tolds you that I was gonna get a gun! (They's have every reason to lie too . . . like lose reputation, pention, and all . . .)
I ain't done nothin' they done tolds youse I was gonna do. Alls they done told you is lies. LIES, I tells you . . . and you's got the science to prove it, too!
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Huh? Are you talking about Sean Bell? He wasn't shot 50 times, He was struck four times, another guy was shot 19 times and then another guy was shot 3 times. i feel bad that it had to happened to an unarmed person, but he did stated about getting a gun in front of an undercover officer in a bar. He would have been alive today if they followed the three strike law, Wasn't he been arrested three times before?
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I'd look at all sides of the issue, accusing the incident as simply racial doesn't fit well with me. What if the majority of the shooters did not intend it as racial, but just scared stupid, high anxiety, expressing an emotion from an earlier experience, or perhaps the caliber of the cop's bullet isn't sufficient to disable this person? I don't buy everything the media throws at us, they are only concerned about what sells.
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I know Jillio, it's misleading information, because really the police fired 50 rounds into the car, not at a person or one man. I think the title came from Reverend Al Sharpton's mouth and I agree with Wokamuka that Reverend Sharpton is playing the race card to the extreme.
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These are the men responsible for both the title and the wording of the article. How is Sharpton playing the race card, exactly? |
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I've been following Al Sharpton for years. I still don't see how he is playing the race card in this instance. |
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