LeBron James, Oppressed Black Man

[D-train]

I wonder how many cops immediately recognize him and ask for an autograph? Maybe that's what scares him?

Why don't they just where a Blue lives matter T shirt. I was wearing one a few days ago while walking through a parking lot and a cop stopped me and said that my tabs were expired. I said I will get right on that. He then said thanks for your support. Very scary. lol

I am sure if I was black he would have shot me 7 times in the face though.

[D-train]

Here is the thing, its true that we don't know what its like to be black but they don't know what its like to be white. Do they think that the cops were nicer to the 24 unarmed white people that they killed last year?

[DavidGee24]

It's getting to the point where there are probably a lot of people who believe that the cops don't even shoot white people in the movies.

[D-train]

Let's say a cop pulls over a white Anitifa member dressed like a zombie for going 15 miles over the speed limit in a POS 20 yo car and the guy is riddled with tats and piercings. An hour later he pulls over a normal black guy fairly nicely dressed in a late model vehicle for going 15 miles over the speed limit.

Who does he treat better?

Its not all about race.

[Michael K.]

So last night in Los Angeles a black man got pulled over on his bike, ran from the cops, punched one, and dropped a handgun. Instead of waiting for him to pick it up so that they could get shot dead like the cop in St. Louis, the cops instead shot him dead.

Ignorant protestors have already shown up and I'm guessing LeBron James is going to try to talk everyone into whatever bullshit of his again, especially considering that this will hit so close to home for him in his home of Los Angeles. Or his Laker clothes' home, anyway.

Sounds similar to Milwaukee. The dude had a warrant out for his arrest, the police were called because of him (no, he wasn't some kind of good samaritan breaking up a domestic dispute, he WAS the domestic dispute), he refused the orders of the police, he continues to refuse the orders of police after being tased (I have read tased TWICE), he told the police he had a knife and that there was a gun in his car...the very car with his kids in it that he was walking towards, ignoring the orders of the police. Yep, victim. My kids are in that car? I want to know why the SOB got that close before they shot his ass, and why only 7 times!?

[auroraave]

So last night in Los Angeles a black man got pulled over on his bike, ran from the cops, punched one, and dropped a handgun. Instead of waiting for him to pick it up so that they could get shot dead like the cop in St. Louis, the cops instead shot him dead.

Ignorant protestors have already shown up and I'm guessing LeBron James is going to try to talk everyone into whatever bullshit of his again, especially considering that this will hit so close to home for him in his home of Los Angeles. Or his Laker clothes' home, anyway.

Sounds similar to Milwaukee. The dude had a warrant out for his arrest, the police were called because of him (no, he wasn't some kind of good samaritan breaking up a domestic dispute, he WAS the domestic dispute), he refused the orders of the police, he continues to refuse the orders of police after being tased (I have read tased TWICE), he told the police he had a knife and that there was a gun in his car...the very car with his kids in it that he was walking towards, ignoring the orders of the police. Yep, victim. My kids are in that car? I want to know why the SOB got that close before they shot his ass, and why only 7 times!?

I have one question for the 'protesters.' If your husband/wife/child/parent were those cops - what would you want them to do? Risk waiting to be attacked and potentially killed, or react quickly to minimize risk? All cops want to do is get home safely to their families. A buddy of mine was raging about the killing - and I asked him what he would want his wife to do if she was that cop, wait for a potential attack, or get out in front of it. I reminded him that if she waited - he could be sleeping alone and raising his kids by himself.

he hesitated - and fumbled a bit, then changed his mind. "I never thought of it that way" he said. Yeah, no shit.

[Michael K.]

he hesitated - and fumbled a bit, then changed his mind. "I never thought of it that way" he said. Yeah, no shit.

Ive asked people the same thing. Told them to watch this video an explain to me why the cops deserved this and this man didn't deserve to be shot? He wasn't, but this isn't the video that goes viral.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7AqD6OQNAE

He grabs the first officers taser and goes after the second officers gun. They were all white. According to Pete Carroll and LeBron James he should be dead, not in handcuffs.

[D-train]

So last night in Los Angeles a black man got pulled over on his bike, ran from the cops, punched one, and dropped a handgun. Instead of waiting for him to pick it up so that they could get shot dead like the cop in St. Louis, the cops instead shot him dead.

Ignorant protestors have already shown up and I'm guessing LeBron James is going to try to talk everyone into whatever bullshit of his again, especially considering that this will hit so close to home for him in his home of Los Angeles. Or his Laker clothes' home, anyway.

Sounds similar to Milwaukee. The dude had a warrant out for his arrest, the police were called because of him (no, he wasn't some kind of good samaritan breaking up a domestic dispute, he WAS the domestic dispute), he refused the orders of the police, he continues to refuse the orders of police after being tased (I have read tased TWICE), he told the police he had a knife and that there was a gun in his car...the very car with his kids in it that he was walking towards, ignoring the orders of the police. Yep, victim. My kids are in that car? I want to know why the SOB got that close before they shot his ass, and why only 7 times!?

I have one question for the 'protesters.' If your husband/wife/child/parent were those cops - what would you want them to do? Risk waiting to be attacked and potentially killed, or react quickly to minimize risk? All cops want to do is get home safely to their families. A buddy of mine was raging about the killing - and I asked him what he would want his wife to do if she was that cop, wait for a potential attack, or get out in front of it. I reminded him that if she waited - he could be sleeping alone and raising his kids by himself.

he hesitated - and fumbled a bit, then changed his mind. "I never thought of it that way" he said. Yeah, no shit.

Wow, good for you buddy. Most refuse to change their minds even with given indisputable evidence that completely refutes their opinion.

[DavidGee24]

he hesitated - and fumbled a bit, then changed his mind. "I never thought of it that way" he said. Yeah, no shit.

Ive asked people the same thing. Told them to watch this video an explain to me why the cops deserved this and this man didn't deserve to be shot? He wasn't, but this isn't the video that goes viral.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7AqD6OQNAE

He grabs the first officers taser and goes after the second officers gun. They were all white. According to Pete Carroll and LeBron James he should be dead, not in handcuffs.

It's miraculous that McDowell didn't get shot, he should be thanking that little police officer for tossing him around like a big rag doll.

[DavidGee24]

Here's a black father who apparently doesn't agree with LeBron: https://www.blackenterprise.com/black-f ... d-my-boys/ Wow, someone who would rather take responsibility to be a real man instead of being a whiner.