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So we are to believe that he was only doing a drug deal not robbing the store changes all the other actions with this Michael Brown and that the final acts of this felon with his attacking a police officer and trying to take his weapon mean nothing. The multiple FBI investigations, the Grand Jury, the eye witnesses (mostly black) all got this wrong? This kind of sensationalism is going to cause partial truths to be fed to paid rioters who will start trouble with assualts, arson and other crimes. So much for honest journalism.
ReplyDeleteThose scumbags will regardless-fact is he was still a punk, & this is even worse than what we originally thought. & it was his actions AFTER her left the store than earned him that bullet!
DeleteHe was a thug and a sociopath...regardless of whether he was making drug deals or robbing a convenience store, he was not the pillar of society...he tried thuggery to get out of a situation with a cop and died for it. Well...that's what happens.
ReplyDeleteno matter what he did before its what he did after that counts .He tried to attack the officer and take his gun to bad that was captured on tape.Thats why he was shot.
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