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Should Hill be suspended?

stillwright

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good question. Perhaps give him the opportunity to retract his statements and be truthful.
 
I was taught to listen to lawful orders given by people in authority. Guess that doesn't apply to some people and like everything in modern society which is I see one thing you see another. Have had many conversations with people today where that is the key. What are you seeing here I don't. I get pulled over by the police for driving recklessly over the speed limit, not wearing a belt........I don't get to set the agenda here. I don't get to tell them how this is gonna role. I'm thinking a very high percentage driving a car like that are carrying a loaded weapon regardless of ethnicity. When he rolled up window it escalated from him being an ******* to a dangerous situation for the police which makes it dangerous for him. They quickly de-escalted it by neutalizing any threat.
I seriously would not expect any less if one of my children acted like he did. Which is harder for me to say then I wouldn't expect any less if I did that.
 
Fiji Mariner said:
Even though Roger had Deebo in a rear naked choke there was no flag on the play tho
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Godell has been known for that move, the rear naked choke hold, but only with t*mmyb*y and he wasn’t actually choking him but more his pumping chicken, over and over and over……………………………..

Debo on the other hand wouldn’t have anything to do with “the Rog” and that is the real reason the “Rog” went off on Debo.



Salute the nation
 
Steelr4evr said:
It's pretty simple and cops get shot often at traffic stops. It's not that hard to be polite.
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The cynic in me wonders if this wasn't a ritual to gin up the masses one way or another. They love this stuff in Election years.

In any event, Tyreek played his part and acted 'a fool.
 
The cops will be suspended and Hill found out he can't do what white people do at traffic stops
 
TimesAreChanged said:
The cops will be suspended and Hill found out he can't do what white people do at traffic stops
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What???

Enlighten us on your comment and the logic behind it, please.

If I were to 'read into' your comment - I could try to connect the dots by using the "Karen" examples; but that's absolutely not all white people.

It's comments/statements, like this, that always create a divide...

😤😤😤
 
TimesAreChanged said:
The cops will be suspended and Hill found out he can't do what white people do at traffic stops
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Most white people aren't driving exotic sports cars with dark tinted windows and acting like a spooked animal when pulled over and trying to set the agenda for the cops. Nor most people in general.

Tyreek probably never had a father to teach him how to interact with women and authority figures based upon his rap sheet.
 
Simply open your vehicle window, hand the officer your license and insurance, be polite, accept the ticket, slide your window back up, drive to the stadium. That’s all you had to do!
Hill acted in a rude, disrespectful manner and it escalated into a bad situation.
 
bermudasteel said:
What???

Enlighten us on your comment and the logic behind it, please.

If I were to 'read into' your comment - I could try to connect the dots by using the "Karen" examples; but that's absolutely not all white people.

It's comments/statements, like this, that always create a divide...

😤😤😤
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What are you saying bro? Not all white people? What does that mean to you - that there isn't systemic, institutionalized racism in USA?
 
The problem is with the George Floyd incident people are so quickly influenced by part of the story. They see Hill get forced to the ground. They don’t see him not complying with officers and rolling up his window. Not complying when asked to see down. So the cops will be vilified for having to deal with the privilege of being black and being the instigator but can still claim being the victim.

It’s a sad world we live in
 
FordFairLane said:
The problem is with the George Floyd incident people are so quickly influenced by part of the story. They see Hill get forced to the ground. They don’t see him not complying with officers and rolling up his window. Not complying when asked to see down. So the cops will be vilified for having to deal with the privilege of being black and being the instigator but can still claim being the victim.

It’s a sad world we live in
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It’s not just George Floyd, Rodney King etc.

Most real life experiences for lower class people are negative experiences with law enforcement.

There has always been a mistrust between people who have come from lower class backgrounds and LE
 
TimesAreChanged said:

What are you saying bro? Not all white people? What does that mean to you - that there isn't systemic, institutionalized racism in USA?
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There is a systemic prejudice based on class.
Whites, blacks, hispanics and asians all experience negative situations at the lower class level.

In turn when any of us do become successful and able to make the most of our opportunities we still are wary of law enforcement and upper class people.

Not making excuses for myself. I have always been under my belief I am responsible for my outcomes.

But having grown up around a tough environment. I can understand the lack of trust
 
MTC said:
It’s not just George Floyd, Rodney King etc.

Most real life experiences for lower class people are negative experiences with law enforcement.

There has always been a mistrust between people who have come from lower class backgrounds and LE
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Hence the legend of Robin Hood.
 
FordFairLane said:
The problem is with the George Floyd incident people are so quickly influenced by part of the story. They see Hill get forced to the ground. They don’t see him not complying with officers and rolling up his window. Not complying when asked to see down. So the cops will be vilified for having to deal with the privilege of being black and being the instigator but can still claim being the victim.

It’s a sad world we live in
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"The privilege of being black and being the instigator but can still claim being the victim."

You did not think this through
 
MTC said:
There is a systemic prejudice based on class.
Whites, blacks, hispanics and asians all experience negative situations at the lower class level.

In turn when any of us do become successful and able to make the most of our opportunities we still are wary of law enforcement and upper class people.

Not making excuses for myself. I have always been under my belief I am responsible for my outcomes.

But having grown up around a tough environment. I can understand the lack of trust
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This is false sir. Wealthy minorities experience racism
 
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