I don't want to make light of the shooting but in my opinion, this city brought all this on itself. Demean the cops, the protectors, even jail them, and this is what you get. It can happen anywhere I suppose but I see these inner city problems almost unfix-able. I think most people want to be safe, feel safe, and have a peaceful life. But we see the thugs running rampant and they all have weapons.
I think we need some tough love in these cities. Maybe across the whole country. The left has infected the country with PC and this is how it manifests itself in real life. Sure we all want to believe "there but for the grace of GOD go we" but this is now getting out of control. Blacks are murdering each other in big numbers. Some innocent bystanders are getting shot too, some killed. Like the streets of Chicago in the 1920's when the Italian and Jewish gangs were spraying the streets with bullets, the citizens have to rise up and say no more!
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American cities have lost their minds. No wonder people moved to the suburbs and rural areas where their is a bit of common sense left. But if the cities like Baltimore and Chicago keep in place their ridiculous politicians and rules, they will reap the whirlwind of lawlessness. I hope the people in those cities stop feeling sorry for themselves, buck up, take responsibility for their own lives and stop blaming cops and others. Maybe then things will improve. If not, the they become "murder city".
Let the dumbass Lib's that have been running Baltimore for decades, burned down their city and attacked the Police deal with what THEY created. They need to take responsibility for this, not the Police they hate and attack.
ReplyDeleteFact: The Lib's and Black population of Baltimore have been running the City, the schools, Police and the help the poor "victims" giveaway programs for decades and we see the results. In addition they want to blame it on the police, conservatives and White's.
ReplyDeleteBaltimore's deadliest month in 15 years: May counts 35 homicides, so far. Here's the clueless response from the NAACP, just blame the police!!!
"Cornell William Brooks, president and CEO of NAACP, said the community and the police need to work together to reduce the violence. The NAACP, a civil rights group, is headquartered in Baltimore.
"Well, this is a tragedy unfolding in our backyard, the hometown of the NAACP," Brooks said. "We don't know why we see this horrific spike in murders and shootings."There is no excuse, none whatsoever for any kind of slow down or work stoppage," Brooks said. "The officers have taken an oath, and that oath is not to be abdicated."
Full story link:
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/26/us/baltimore-deadliest-month-violence-since-1999/
The Lib's and Black population of Baltimore have been running the City, the schools, Police and the help the poor "victims" giveaway programs for decades and we see the results. In addition they want to blame it on the police, conservatives and White's.
ReplyDeleteBaltimore prosecutor Mosby calls cops: "Thugs":
http://www.wnd.com/2015/05/baltimore-prosecutor-mosby-on-cops-thugs/
Baltimore suffers deadliest month in 15 years as arrests plunge following Freddie Gray case:
http://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2015/05/28/baltimore-residents-fearful-amid-rash-of-homicides
Woman, boy fatally shot in head in southwest Baltimore:
http://www.wbaltv.com/news/woman-boy-fatally-shot-in-head-in-southwest-baltimore/33263598
BALTIMORE – An epidemic of murder that has gripped Baltimore in the month following the Freddie Gray riots is threatening to undo decades of rebirth in the city's popular downtown -- and in the process, wipe away tens of millions of tourist dollars.
ReplyDelete“Sales are next to nothing,” said Kenneth Robinson, manager of the Fudgery, an iconic candy store tucked in the heart of the Inner Harbor. Local merchants were just starting to see business bounce back after last month's riots. But a crime crisis has since gripped Baltimore, with police saying criminals have taken advantage of the situation to wreak havoc on Charm City.
Nine people were killed and nearly 30 wounded over the holiday weekend, about three weeks after the rioting. With 38 homicides so far in May, Baltimore is seeing its deadliest month since 1999. The number of killings this year is now at 111, compared with 211 for all of 2014.
LINK:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/05/28/baltimore-merchants-crime-crisis/
When everyone, even the Mayor of a big city, claims they are "victims", nothing good will come of it. Until blacks boot the race hustlers out of their tent and the rest put their noses to the grindstone of work and responsibility they will for the most part remain the underclass. Of course there are many blacks and minorities who do the hard work and take part in the American dream and I say "good for them". But if you want to see a real black man hero, I will be doing a story on Sheriff Clark of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. He is truly the man any color person, white, black or brown, should emulate.
DeleteBaltimore prosecutor Mosby is in so far over her head it's immeasurable. Talk about bias and being bigoted. She's a perfect example of what is really wrong with Baltimore and how it got to where it is today.
ReplyDelete"Cornell William Brooks, president and CEO of NAACP, said the community and the police need to work together to reduce the violence. The NAACP, a civil rights group, is headquartered in Baltimore. "Well, this is a tragedy unfolding in our backyard, the hometown of the NAACP," Brooks said. "We don't know why we see this horrific spike in murders and shootings."
Really Cornell? "We don't know why we see this horrific spike in murders and shootings" you say? Another perfect example of what is really wrong with Baltimore and how it got to where it is today.
I think the forces of evil are stirring and it is this "grievance" industry on race. As a "white" man who never owned another person, nor did my relatives, this attempt to keep this endless blame game game going is really irritating. If people think things are tough here, go to Zimbabwe or Yemen or Bangladesh. The "poor" here are in the top five percent of the world's luckiest people. Jeeze!
DeleteThis covers it... I'm a victim, I want free stuff, you all owe me!
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