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Somebody ought to send this to Kaperdick

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goodknight

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You and the rest of the people bitching about the idiot are giving him exactly what he wants. Just a little fyi.
 
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The same people who say that not all Muslims should be judged by the acts of a few, have judged all Police by the acts of a few.
 
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About 10 percent of Muslims are radical. About 10 percent of cops are crooked. The difference is that Muslims aren't our own government actors.
 
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Hoover Dawg said:
I figure that if you ignore the prick he will go away. You can't change people, no point in trying.
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Exactly. He's gotten exactly the reaction he wanted from this. Don't give in to him, and others like him. Don't give them the attention they want.
 
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By your reckoning, 2 billion muslims worldwide means 200 million jihadis.
and it only took 19 to pull off the 9/11 sneak attacks
 
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Kaepernick is converted Muslim trash, just like his wife. He doesn't give a ****. He might as well be the enemy. This SOB has started a terrible trend, and is now one of the biggest hypocrites of all time. Someone should reach him and take him to the D-day museum. I'd give him one chance.
 
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Yea. It's a big problem. Just like police brutality is a big problem. When you don't blindly follow a political party's ideology (see Kap), you are allowed to see the truth. The biggest threat to our individual freedoms are our police and the growing police state. On a national level, it's terrorism of course. The irony is that our personal freedoms are eroding from WITHIN because of Muslim extremism and terrorism. We are slowly becoming what a Muslim nation is...all in the name of preserving freedom and combatting terrorism.

Recent Supreme Court decisions have made it worse. We have "liberal" and "conservative" justices basically condoning profiling and illegal searches all in the name of preserving freedom.

I have had a client's faced smashed in by police without provocation. I have had MANY officers blatantly falsify police reports that were contradicted by video evidence and testimony by impartial bystanders. I have had a client shot and killed by officers where it took me a full year to get the "aftermath" interviews because of all the litigation the police union threw in my face. I have watched a DA, who I previously respected, half *** prosecute a police officer who punched a 16 yr old Hispanic kid while interviewing him without his parents present. This officer had two swastikas tattooed on the inside of each wrist. The officer took a plea deal AND is still employed by law enforcement at the same agency. The biggest issue is not that there are bad apples in law enforcement, there are bad apples in every profession. The issue is that there is a systematic coverup and protection system for the few that are police thugs. The unions are ridiculous. Also, who is gonna prosecute these guys? Their DA, similar thinking, friends?

Kap is 100% correct about his point. He is an idiot for the way he presents it and brings awareness to it because it creates a knee jerk reaction where a rational discussion cannot be had. And...he is a hypocrite for wearing a Castro shirt.
 
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The facts are...

Old Fart Dawg said:
By your reckoning, 2 billion muslims worldwide means 200 million jihadis.
and it only took 19 to pull off the 9/11 sneak attacks
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You are much more likely to be killed by a police officer than an Islamic terrorist in the US. Also, more likely to be struck by lightning, killed by furniture falling on you, car accidents, etc.. Obviously the terrorists have achieved a part of their goal by making our citizens fearful, but its just not a real threat here in the US.

There are so many better things to be pissed off about right now in our country besides Colin Kaepernick not standing for the National Anthem.
 
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Mutt the Hoople said:
The same people who say that not all Muslims should be judged by the acts of a few, have judged all Police by the acts of a few.
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The same people saying we should take action against all Muslims to protect from harm from the few, are saying we should take no actiom against cops in general to protect from the acts of the few.
 
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Mutt the Hoople said:
The same people who say that not all Muslims should be judged by the acts of a few, have judged all Police by the acts of a few.
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rugbdawg said:
Yea. It's a big problem. Just like police brutality is a big problem. When you don't blindly follow a political party's ideology (see Kap), you are allowed to see the truth. The biggest threat to our individual freedoms are our police and the growing police state. On a national level, it's terrorism of course. The irony is that our personal freedoms are eroding from WITHIN because of Muslim extremism and terrorism. We are slowly becoming what a Muslim nation is...all in the name of preserving freedom and combatting terrorism.

Recent Supreme Court decisions have made it worse. We have "liberal" and "conservative" justices basically condoning profiling and illegal searches all in the name of preserving freedom.

I have had a client's faced smashed in by police without provocation. I have had MANY officers blatantly falsify police reports that were contradicted by video evidence and testimony by impartial bystanders. I have had a client shot and killed by officers where it took me a full year to get the "aftermath" interviews because of all the litigation the police union threw in my face. I have watched a DA, who I previously respected, half *** prosecute a police officer who punched a 16 yr old Hispanic kid while interviewing him without his parents present. This officer had two swastikas tattooed on the inside of each wrist. The officer took a plea deal AND is still employed by law enforcement at the same agency. The biggest issue is not that there are bad apples in law enforcement, there are bad apples in every profession. The issue is that there is a systematic coverup and protection system for the few that are police thugs. The unions are ridiculous. Also, who is gonna prosecute these guys? Their DA, similar thinking, friends?

Kap is 100% correct about his point. He is an idiot for the way he presents it and brings awareness to it because it creates a knee jerk reaction where a rational discussion cannot be had. And...he is a hypocrite for wearing a Castro shirt.
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Bravo. Kap is protesting because angry old white men would prefer cops like that stay on the beat. They are against reforms that would kick cops like that off the force. They are too chickenshit to come out and admit it, but that is their motivation.
 
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