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Then you are essentially admitting that you are speculating. Do you believe it is a good idea, when discussing life and death situations to arrive at a conclusion based on speculation?

SHould those who strongly support the 5 slain black officers in Dallas ( by Micah)have proceeded to burn down black neighborhoods in the name of "justice" and, when questioned about it, state they were "just peacefully protesting"? ( and you knew PRECISELY who what when where how)

So, because kids can be coerced into such statements, you know for a fact that this is what happened? I wonder who "coerced" Michael Browns associates to say he said "hands up don't shoot"? I know, I know, it was simply the trauma of the time and that should not be held against them.

If you want it to stop ASAP, is "allowing it to dwindle" an appropriate solution? If you are a police officer and I am one of the "dwindlers" and you tell me to leave the area and I respond by spitting in your face, do you have justification to respond?

Should a sector of the population, particularly those who hold law enforcement in high esteem as well as all of the loved ones of the deceased, have proceeded to burn down black neighborhoods in the name of "justice" and, when questioned about it, state they were "just peacefully protesting"? Why is it the NFL denied the Dallas Cowboys to recognize those slain officers on their uniforms but now totally endorses kneeling for the anthem?

Isnt it ironic that you are attacking the mouth that feeds you?

Should rioting be allowed to "dwindle down" ( also, how, exactly did you know the rate of the "dwindle") or should it be terminated because it is wrong and there is no need for further property or human damage? Why do you have no interest in police shooting of minorities being allowed to "dwindle down"?

What police brutality did Micah Johnson endure and when? Was it before or after he killed 5 police officers and injured nine others? Are you suggesting that there was justification for what he did?

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So the officer already knew that the victim was black and shot her for that reason and not because of other circumstances? Also, I will ask again the other question that you refused to answer ( no surprise) Micah Xavier Johnson was killed by police in Dallas. Was it strictly because the police were racist? ( once again, dont try the " i don't know about this one tactic)

Then answer my question. Did the police just randomly appear at their homes in order to kill them or was there a reason, in both instances, that the police showed up. Micah Xavier Johnson was killed by police in Dallas. Was it strictly because the police were racist?

So they weren't protesting? That was the point of the question but you took it elsewhere in an attempt to legitimize your claim even though it was totally unrelated to the subject. In both of the cases you mentioned, did police just simply find a home belonging to a black person and walk in and blast away? Or were they there due to an investigative order from their superiors? If they were there based upon an order from their superiors, were the superiors racists giving out instructions to kill some black people or were the superiors simply responding to a complaint from a citizen? And I am very sorry, but you just saying " yes peaceful protestors are attacked all the time, you can look it up" is not an example. It is merely a statement or opinion offered by you.

So those two were peacefully protesting and were suddenly attacked by police without provocation?

Can you give me an example where law enforcement initiates violence with no provocation?

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This is intended as a general question and not one pointed toward a specific incident or city. Do you believe that most physical incidents/confrontations between law enforcement personnel and demonstrators are the result of an action initiated by the demonstrator or the member of law enforcement? Also, do you believe that the riots in various city such as Minneapolis and Portland were only peaceful protesting gone wrong because the law enforcement personnel wanted to start something? In the instance in St. Louis where the property owners brought guns out of their house to protect their property, was that wrong? If they didn't have guns, would the protestors simply have walked by and done nothing to the property and/or their owners? Whatever you do, PLEASE do NOT try to say, suggest, infer that you are unaware of any of these.

Did Trump say something about the inauguration that was untrue?

Sir, that makes you a xenophobe

Remember, you should not judge all Muslims by the actions of a few, but the opposite is true of law enforcement in this country.

Avoidance extraordinaire.

Yea, but Trump has orange hair.

There isn't much difference between this and Ferguson Missouri. I am sure that SETXFAN was steadfast in the claim that Michael Brown was innocent and said "hands up, don't shoot" even though it was eventually proven that said claim was 100% false.

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One game between Silsbee and HJ and it will be early in the season