Comments Thread For: Mayweather: Focus More on Police Brutality, Less on Bill Cosby

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Don't know if your statement only applies to 'white ********'. White ******** are not the one running around using guns as an extension for their lack of penis.

Scientists have proven that the amygdala becomes the most stimulated part of the brain when a white person (pretty sure the study wasn't just done on ******* whites) comes across a black male.

What's that mean? Maybe white ******* guys (being mostly closet bi***uals) are stimulated by black men because black men have feminine looking lips, curvy buttocks and higher then average estrogen. It could be a match made in heaven.

As a conservative middle eastern male black people activate my boredom gland. I do enjoy using them as one of many reasons to point out how dumb ******** are at handling anything and everything, but ******** have taken their #1 spot away.

As I said in the lounge, if black guys want to win that #1 ******* pet project status spot back they will need to become ********.

[BodiesInFlight]

The same people chastising Mayweather are the same people who will quickly claim that racism is a thing of the past and that black people should just get over it. When the culprit is a black person, it seems as though people don't have a hard time understanding the long term effects of an atrocious act.

So you will pretty much defend any negative Floyd related news, huh?

[BodiesInFlight]

Yeah because those open carry protestors are running around pointing the guns at people


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Reminds me of another race bait thread on an MMA forum the other day "People think white MMA fighters with guns are cool, if Jon Jones are photographed with a gun everyone would panic and there would be public hysteria".

Of course 3rd reply is a bunch of unremarkable photos of Jon Jones posing with guns. The ******* race baiter who made the thread was really disappointed.

YOU are probably afraid of black people like most white ******** are (white ******** seem to see blacks as some weird hentai fetish creature) but you aren't really the norm.

Mentally healthy people (non-********) don't really sit in bed concocting new theories about the mystical mechanics of blackness all day.

All these suicide-by-cop ******s in the ****** make the ones who don't live in those communities look bad. They are the black trailer parks and treated accordingly by the police. Why is it so controversial?

Did you ask to get yourself banned on that forum too you dweeb?

[SeekDaGreat]

Yes, Mayweather we should let an (alleged) serial rapist slip through the cracks. Trust me, I want to believe that he is innocent but that doesn't mean we ignore these dozens of allegations. You're talking about 30 some odd allegations...

[slindee3]

Pretty much nailed it. And too, why doesn't he bring up whites getting bashed around by cops? Or why doesn't *** just become LM? Sad to say, but Floydie's agenda is racist, even if he claims otherwise. We're one people. Enough with the labels Floydie. You wanna prove you somehow aren't racist? Go with that narrative... ALL lives matter.

All lives matter but black people are the ones who aren't treated equally to whites. Should we all be treated the same there would be no reason for the *** movement. Why do you people refuse to see that?

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When you read about Floyd's childhood surrounded by drugs and being used as a human shield by his own dad in a gunfight etc I would be VERY surprised if he wasn't ****d/******ed at some point.

What happens with a lot of **** victims is called "stockholm syndrome" where they feel like they have some extreme emotional connection with rapists that non-victims can't understand and the rapists become like gods to them capable of revealing the secrets and cures to the victim's misery.

Definitely from my hypothesis Floyd is dreaming of being used by old blind tortoise looking brotha Cosby as a submissive toilet whore. And I wouldn't be surprised if Cosby was watching Floyd's round womanly ass thump around in those leather trunks he wears and thinking the same thing. Would make a great dawgpoundUSA video.

[PeasantCrusha]

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Floyd, get off your race-card trip and stick to throwin dollar bills around.

Some people think they can say "NO I will NOT be under arrest," and then wonder why they had to be forced into cuffs...

Where is the logic in, "NO ***** ass cop... I am NOT under arrest?"


#Don'tPunchCopsInMouthAndYouWon'tGetBucked

#DontResistArrestAndYouWontGetBodySlammed

Shyt is simple really.

[koolbreez12]

It is to an extent but it's being highly exaggerated. Here's an interesting article that breaks it down.

Some of those facts are true, many false.

//www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/nov/16/the-counted-killed-by-police-1000

Not to mention these are just deaths. Brutality encompasses much more than just fatalities.

[Bronx2245]

It is to an extent but it's being highly exaggerated. Here's an interesting article that breaks it down.

It's not just about "shootings," it's also about "not" prosecuting cops when they do wrong, and it's also about they way police treat diffierent communities:

January 30, 2014:

A judge ruled last year that the NYPD had discriminated against blacks and Latinos when stopping, questioning and sometimes frisking people on the street. The judge ordered major reforms to the department's implementation of the policy.

Then-Mayor Bloomberg appealed the decision. But de Blasio, who took office at the beginning of the year, is now seeking to drop the appeal.

Bloomberg was a staunch advocate of the policy and his administration appealed the decision. Stops had soared under his 12-year tenure to more than 5 million in the past decade, mostly of black and Hispanic men. About 10 percent of the stops result in arrests or summonses, and weapons were found about 2 percent of the time.



April 23, 2015:

But Gray is not the first person to come out of a Baltimore police wagon with serious injuries.

Relatives of Dondi Johnson Sr., who was left a paraplegic after a 2005 police van ride, won a $7.4 million verdict against police officers. A year earlier, Jeffrey Alston was awarded $39 million by a jury after he became paralyzed from the neck down as the result of a van ride. Others have also received payouts after filing lawsuits.

For some, such injuries have been inflicted by what is known as a "rough ride" — an "unsanctioned technique" in which police vans are driven to cause "injury or pain" to unbuckled, handcuffed detainees, former city police officer Charles J. Key testified as an expert five years ago in a lawsuit over Johnson's subsequent death.

[Lou Cipher]

Fraud Pedcheater Jr.- Racist loser.