Oh ok. I agree that democrats think we have a money tree. They think they can add an endless amount of people onto our welfare system without it collapsing. They remind me of a crazy cat lady who thinks she can take in every stray. Then one day her house gets condemned.

Apparently you must be a member of the psychic hotline. Because you can see things no one else can.

I'm still waiting to see your video of the kid with a gun in his hand shooting someone. You do know what you're engaged in when you ASSUME don't you? Do you know when the kid got in the car? Maybe he saw his friends, waved at them, and they offered him a ride.

Consult your crystal ball and see if that scenario might at least be possible. We'll stand by for the video.

When the story first aired it was Medicaid for all, then changed to Medicare. I pretty sure you have to be 65 to recieve Medicare. I think they are trying to clean up her promises a bit. Hopefully their are enough working people in that distric that a Republican is elected. Doesn't look hopeful for that area.

How about this Sturmbannführer?

if the parkland shooter shot those those poor kids and teacher got into a car and took off , and saw you and offered you a ride, and you accepted, having no clue as what had transpired only minutes before then was stopped by police and then you got scared ran from his car and the officer shot you in the back , even though the killers guns was in the car( this to be determine later), should the cop be charged with criminal homicide for shooting you while you were running away?

First of all, the Supreme Court ruled about 20 years ago, that cops can no longer shoot "fleeing felons". I find it difficult to understand how the guy (or you) could present a threat by showing your back and running away.

Here in the United States, we have this funky little concept called presumption of innocence. Here the police are not allowed to just execute people because they're having a bad day.

Results may vary on your home world.

Because we were never meant to stay with one person our whole adult lives

She bragged about campaigning on a clear message....abolish ICE and welfare for all.
The white guy promised them a path to citizenship and better jobs.

totally agree it is once choise and preferance, for exmple i like caucasian men compared to my fellow black men..it does not mean i am a racist.

another strong case for cognitive dissonance only as it relates to you.

Wait, you have video of this particular kid actually shooting someone? No? Then what you have, is a dead kid that was executed for the crime of riding while black.

Oh wait, he wasn't even riding, the car had been stopped, and he was running! (And yes, I've seen the video of that.) So the child was executed for the crime of running while black.

More white kids need to be shot by cops to balance the books.

And if black cops started killing every white kid that stole a candy bar...

A future bank robber in the making and all..

Being ignorant doesn't make them stupid.

They know which ones they can beat and get away with it, and they know which ones to keep their hands off.

Occasionally, they do slip up. Like this one: (Bet you supported him too)

https://www.cnn.com/2016/01/21/us/oklahoma-city-officer-daniel-holtzclaw-rape-sentencing/index.html

Oklahoma City cop convicted of rape sentenced to 263 years in prison

Daniel Holtzclaw, the ex-Oklahoma City officer convicted of rape and other charges after he preyed on African-American women over six months, was sentenced Thursday to 263 years in prison, as recommended by the jury, according to his attorney. The sentence comes just over a month after a sobbing Holtzclaw was convicted on 18 of 36 counts, including four counts of first-degree rape and four counts of forced oral sodomy.

Prosecutors said Holtzclaw selected victims in one of Oklahoma City's poorest neighborhoods based on their criminal histories, assuming their drug or prostitution records would undermine any claims they might make against him.

Then, he would subject them to assaults that escalated from groping to oral sodomy and rape, according to the testimony of 13 victims. Holtzclaw, whose father is a police lieutenant on another force, waived his right to testify. Two of those women shared their stories with CNN on Wednesday, recounting horrific memories of being forced to perform sexual acts by a serial rapist with a badge who was supposed to protect and serve.

Jury wants 263 years

Because the victims are black, race has been regularly invoked in the case. His trial began in November and was criticized by activists after an all-white jury was chosen. Protesters repeatedly gathered outside.

Holtzclaw, whose father is white and mother is Japanese, is identified as "Asian or Pacific Islander" by court records.
Attorney Benjamin Crump, who represented the families of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown, has criticized the media, asking, "Where is the national outcry for their justice?" Crump praised the sentence Thursday saying it was "a landmark victory."

"All the women were victims, from the 17-year old teenager to the 57-year old grandmother. This is a statement for 400 years of racism, oppression and sexual assault of black women; a statement of victory not only for the 'OKC 13,' but for so many unknown women," Crump said in a statement.

On Wednesday, Holtzclaw's lawyers asked for a new trial, alleging prosecutors did not disclose newly discovered evidence -- including DNA evidence and the accounts of accusers who falsely claimed to be victims -- to the defense, according to CNN affiliate KFOR. Court documents posted on the station's website say a detective referenced the evidence in a Facebook post. The judge denied the motion for a new trial.

The defense team filed for an appeal in court on Thursday, and it was denied, Crump said. They plan to appeal again, he said, but he was not sure what arguments they will use. Holtzclaw's attorneys aren't the only ones declaring his innocence, despite the verdict. His sister also runs a blog dedicated to telling her brother's "untold story."

Victims' stories
One of Holtzclaw's victims, Jannie Ligons, grandmother of 12, was among those who spoke at the sentencing on Thursday. In an interview with CNN this week, she recalled driving down Lincoln Street when Holtzclaw pulled her over and told her she was swerving, "which was untrue," she said. He told her to get out of the car.

"He put a flashlight on my chest. He told me to pull my pants down to my knees. I did that but real quick and pulled them back up again. He pulled out his flashlight and shined it on my privates. I said. 'Sir, you not supposed to do this.' He said, 'Get back into my vehicle.' I did what he said. I began to get very, very scared," Ligons said.
She remembers him telling her, "Damn, you got a big ***."

"I thought he was going to kill me because I had seen his face and could tell on him and he was an officer and had to know he wasn't supposed to do this," she said.

That's when Holtzclaw ordered her to perform oral sex, she said. Her mind racing and tears gushing from her then-57-year-old eyes, she was both disgusted and terrified. "I tried to perform oral sex," she said. "And trying to talk, I kept saying, 'Sir, please don't make me do this.' I said, 'Are you gonna shoot me?' He said, 'I promise I am not. ' I didn't believe him. I kept seeing his gun while he was making me do this right there on the street. I was sitting in the passenger side of the car and he was standing there. It was so horrifying. It was unreal. I cried and cried," Ligons said.
Finally, he let her go, and "I decided right then If he didn't kill me I was going to tell on him," she said.

Rape in a hospital bed
She picked up her daughter and went to the police station. Investigators interviewed her and sent her to the hospital. She soon learned she was the last in a string of sexual assaults and rapes committed by Holtzclaw.

"The detective I talked to in the hospital came in and she believed me. While she was writing the report she said, 'I got a good idea who it was,' " Ligons said. "I was relieved at first, but then I wondered why he was still on the street if they knew who it was."

Ligons told reporters after the verdict was announced last month that she had to enter therapy and later "had a stroke behind this."

Another victim, 24-year-old Shandegreon "Sade" Hill, told CNN she was intoxicated the night Holtzclaw arrested her. He promised to get her prior charges dropped, but while she was handcuffed to the hospital bed trying to detox, he raped her, she said.

"He started to touch me. He touched my breast. From there, I just didn't know what to think. I am in his custody because whatever he tells me in my mind I just did it. As far as I know I could wind up dead in the hospital saying I was overdosed," Hill said. "He violated me. And made me give him oral. He stuck his hands into my privates. He done everything against my will, " she told CNN, her voice shaking and angry.

Holtzclaw continued to pursue her, even following her to her home and stalking her on social media, she said. These are just two of the stories from the 13 victims, one of whom was 17 at the time and testified she was raped on her mother's front porch.

Cops can do no wrong... Right?

you obviously miss the point, we are attracted to INDIVIDUALS, not races. if we claim to know we cant be attracted to any of the billions of individuals in an entire RACE, that is racist.

wrong, when you say that BILLIONS of people can not possibly be attractive to you based only on having a common RACE, that isnt about 'not helping who you are attracted to' because in every race, individuals have varying combinations of asthetic traits ...


It is your mind telling you that "(insert race here) is not attractive" so that every person you see of that race, no matter their actual combination of features, you will block out of possibilities ...

yes and yes. both are examples of racist choice.