Black Radical Answers The Call, Kills Two NYC Policemen

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all of you

that pretend

the THUGS weren't screaming

KILL COPS....should have themselves and families be EXTERMINATED


Portland #Ferguson Protesters Harass Drivers And Pedestrians, Chant: “Deck The Halls With Rows Of Dead Cops”


Via Laughing at Liberals:



This on the very day of the funeral for Rafael Ramos, one of the officers slain by another Ferguson/#BlackLivesMatter protester, Ismaaiyl Abdullah Brinsley(and yes, he was a protester, a fact that virtually all media has failed to notice).

‘Protesters’ blocked the intersection at 39th and Belmont, preventing cars and buses from getting through. One elderly woman yells at them to move, that she needs to get on the bus because she is handicapped. They ignore her. A mother says she has to reach her son, they refuse to move, not knowing or caring what her situation is. Several people try to persuade them to move, but of course, they are more important then anything these people might have to do.

They then sing “Christmas carols” for “rows of dead cops”, and a “cop free Christmas”.

 

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[Busybody]

Bottom line is, I was correct, you were wrong in associating the facts of another story to the one I referred to.

#naturally

 

[KingOrfeo]

From The Nation:

After the Death of Two Cops, Right-Wing Media Demonize #BlackLivesMatter Protests

Leslie Savan on December 24, 2014 - 11:57 AM ET

For much of the right-wing media it was payday. Two New York City cops were murdered by a troubled gunman who had allegedly suggested on social media that he’d kill cops to avenge the deaths of unarmed blacks by police—and that was all some of the rightward press needed to finally justify attacking Mayor Bill de Blasio and the entire #BlackLivesMatter movement without restraint.

For the New York Post in particular this has been a moment of sweet revenge. During the 2013 mayoral campaign, the Post continually red-baited the left-leaning de Blasio, warning that his opposition to police stop-and-frisk practices would plunge the city’s crime rates back to those of the 1970s (so far, it looks like the city’s become safer). But the Post failed to stir the required hysteria and de Blasio won election handily. But now, with PBA president Pat Lynch accusing both anti–police-brutality protesters and the mayor of having "blood on the hands,” and with police turning their backs on de Blasio when he entered a Brooklyn hospital to pay his respects to the slain officers, Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu, the Post can seem—if you’re not looking closely—to be vindicated.

It’s running cover headlines like “Shamed mayor begs New Yorkers to save cops,” and letting ridiculous invective run loose. “Like most radicals with no real-world experience,” columnist Michael Goodwin wrote of de Blasio, “he assumes the way to fix things is to first smash them into pieces. That’s what he’s doing to New York.” No real-life experience? Smash NYC to pieces? Whatever he’s talking about, it doesn’t matter. The details get swept up by the fury.

The national media smell blood, too, and that’s encouraging them to take bolder moves than usual. Bill O’Reilly interrupted his vacation to call into The O’Reilly Factor and demand that de Blasio resign. Joe Scarborough, who had been railing for weeks against the protesters, the Rams players who supported them, and anyone who chanted “Hands up, don’t shoot” did something Monday he almost never does: he made a direct-to-camera speech; it amounted to an I-told-you-so that “these assassinations were too predictable.”

And of course the usual suspects are all over Fox: former mayor Rudy Giuliani keeps insisting that the largely peaceful (exceptions below) protests that de Blasio rightly allowed wouldn’t have occurred on “my streets” (as if the streets didn’t belong to the public). Former NYPD detective and Fox contributor Bo Dietl has been shouting nonstop about “comrade” de Blasio” and advising him to “take his wife...and go back to Cuba and live there.” (De Blasio and Chirlane McCray’s honeymooned in Cuba in 1994.) Former New York City Police commissioner Bernard Kerik joined in the bloody-hands demands that de Blasio resign. “I personally feel that Mayor de Blasio, Sharpton and others like them, they actually have blood on their hands.” (Fox doesn’t mention it, but Kerik had to resign from the Giuliani administration and was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to eight felony charges in 2010.)

The resignation meme is no longer confined to Fox. CNN’s Wolf Blitzer asked a guest last night whether de Blasio should leave office. (The answer was “yes.”) As long as people, even if it’s mostly media people like O’Reilly, are putting it out there, it’s a legit question, but you rarely hear a cogent argument for just why he should resign. For losing the respect of some of the police? (For all we know now, most may actually support de Blasio.) For allowing the protests to take place? (De Blasio called for them to cease until after the funerals of the two slain officers, a plea many protesters have ignored.) For even sympathizing with the protesters?

The anger is such that de Blasio’s foes are begrudging a black kid from getting the sound and classic advice to be careful about how he acts around police, advice de Blasio said he’s given to his 17-year-old biracial son, Dante. Former NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly has been all over TV denouncing de Blasio’s public statement as a terrible breach. The right is acting as though the murders of the two police officers nullify every problem with every police force in the US. Suddenly, it's dicey to question law enforcement.

This is a far cry from how conservative media cover the stories of right-wing, anti-government cop-killers.

From Eric Frein, who allegedly shot and killed a Pennsylvania state trooper, which set off a manhunt this fall to Glenn Beck fan Richard Poplawski, who fatally shot three Pittsburgh police office in 2009 to the assassinations in June of two local policemen in a Las Vegas restaurant by Jerad Miller (who had hung with the Clive Bundy crew) and his wife Amanda, the right’s coverage of anti-government cop murderers has been sparse at best. As Eric Boehlert writes of the Miller case:

Raw Story reported that Miller “left behind social media postings that show his concerns over Benghazi, chemtrails, gun control laws, and the government’s treatment of rancher Cliven Bundy.” And according to an NBC News report, the shooter had talked to his neighbor about his “desire to overthrow the government and President Obama and kill police officers.”

Fox News primetime hosts Bill O’Reilly and Sean Hannity both ignored the shocking cop-killer story the night after it happened; Megyn Kelly devoted four sentences to it.

This stands in sharp contrast to how Fox and friends have covered the Brooklyn killings, says Boehlert, by leaning “heavily on assigning a larger cultural and political blame.” Yet…

Fox News has routinely paid very little attention to breaking news stories that feature right-wing, or anti-government, gunmen….

And critically, when they have touched on those deadly attacks, Fox talkers have stressed that it’s not fair to blame politics. Note that in 2013, after racist skinhead Michael Page started killing worshipers at an Oak Creek, WI., Sikh temple, and then murdered a police officer, Fox’s Andrea Tantaros stressed that the killing spree was an isolated event that didn’t have any larger implications. “How do you stop a lunatic?” she asked. “This is not a political issue.”

Progressives have been trying again and again to point out that protesting police brutality is not the same as protesting the existence of police, much less calling for their death. (After Fox host Brian Kilmeade painted Jon Stewart as anti-police, Stewart came back with: “By the way, jackass, you can truly grieve for every officer who’s been lost in the line of duty in this country, and still be troubled by cases of police overreach. Those two ideas are not mutually exclusive.”)

The tens of thousands of New York protesters have been overwhelmingly peaceful. It is true that some marchers in New York were chanting “What do we want? Dead cops!” about a week before the December 20 shooting of Ramos and Liu. But as the Daily Beast writes, “Evidence from photos, video, social-media posts and interviews suggests it was a single group, desperate to ‘turn up the anger’ at otherwise-peaceful protests.”

At a Monday press conference, after a reporter repeatedly asked de Blasio about the violent rhetoric, the mayor rather uncharacteristically, lashed out at the media. “It was wrong, it’s nasty, it’s negative,” he said. “They should not do that. But they, my friend, are not the majority. So stop portraying them as the majority.”

As if actual calls for “dead cops” weren’t disgusting enough, some in the media are so intent at portraying protesters as violent that they’re putting words in their mouths. Over the weekend, Fox TV affiliate WBFF in Baltimore was found to have deceptively edited footage of a Washington, DC, march to make it sound as if protesters were shouting “kill a cop.” As Gawker pointed out, the actual chant was: “We won’t stop, we can’t stop, ‘til killer cops, are in cell blocks,” but on WBFF it became: “We won’t stop, we can’t stop, so kill a cop.” (Al Sharpton had attended that march, and TPM found that “YouTube videos of the misinterpreted chant contain labels such as “Sharpton’s ‘Go Kill A Cop’ March.”)

WBFF said it was an “error” and apologized on-air to Tawanda Jones, who had led the nonviolent chant. She is the sister of Tyrone West, who died in police custody in 2013. Jones confronted the station, saying, “The interesting part that really gets to me is, where you guys edited it and stopped—like, how could that be a mistake?”

“Once you play that whole thing, you would know that’s not something that’s being said,” she added.

The station didn’t quite come up with an answer.

 

[KingOrfeo]

No American serviceman lost that war, Democrats surrendered the victory, as they did in Iraq.

When are you going to give up on those lies?

 

[Busybody]

the pretense of FOX NEWS made it up

Continues

Portland Moonbats Maintain Their Holiday Spirit by Singing “Deck the Halls With Rows of Dead Cops”


Christmas is over, but moonbats continue to display what serves them as Christmas spirit:


The brave Portland #Ferguson demonstrators were back at it again Saturday evening, as they blocked the busy intersection of SE 39th and Belmont as a way of stickin’ it to the man.

They blocked buses and cars, and got into arguments and physical altercations with several people…

After about 20 minutes of tying up the intersection, the protest moved to nearby Peacock Lane, which is well known for its rows of large Christmas displays. The demonstrators sang parody Christmas carols, which included a brief rendition of “Deck the halls with rows of dead cops.”

Behold Obama’s ground troops in action:



Almost as charming as the “Deck the Halls With Rows of Dead Cops” carol was the way the moonbats berated the law-abiding citizens they prevented from going about their lives.



Where are the police? People pay more than enough in taxes to expect the streets to be kept clear of this scum.

 

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New York City is “investigating reports of over 50 incidents of reported threats against [city police] officers since the death of . . . two officers this past weekend,” city police commissioner Bill Bratton said. “We’ve closed out more than half of them, with nine arrests being made, and we’ll continue to investigate the others.”

The department has been constantly reminding officers to be on alert for their own safety, the commissioner said. Bratton was asked by CBS’s Major Garrett whether he felt officers were safe and what he thought of the department’s morale; he didn’t respond to the latter question.

 

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Lib Rag HuffPo Blames NRA For Assassination of Two NY Police Officers, They Have “Blood On Their Hands”…




Typical Pavlovian response.

Via Huffington Post:


It has been a week since Ismaayl Brinsley, a deranged man with a long criminal record, killed two New York City police officers, Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos, in cold blood, but so far we haven’t heard a word from the National Rifle Association (NRA).

It was Brinsley who pulled the trigger on the silver Taurus semiautomatic handgun that he used to kill the two officers, but the NRA and its fanatic Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre also have blood on their hands. LaPierre, who has worked for the NRA since 1978 and served as its top official since 1991, is the organization’s hit man when it comes to intimidating elected officials to oppose any kind of sensible gun control laws, including a federal law requiring background checks on would-be gun buyers and a national registry of guns. LaPierre likes to fulminate about gun owners’ rights. But he’s been silent on the ambush of the two New York cops.

Patrick Lynch, the president of the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, is garnering headlines by blaming New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for encouraging protests against police killing of black men which, he claims, has created a political atmosphere that led Brinsley to target the two police officers, gunned down while they sat in their squad car outside a Brooklyn housing project.

 

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The gun used has not seen the light of day for 18 years. The gun's unregistered history is old enough to vote.

What would any "sensible background check" have accomplished to prevent a multiple times felon who is not allowed to have a firearm and didn't submit to even un-sensible background checks from getting the gun that he did?

 

[Busybody]

The gun used has not seen the light of day for 18 years. The gun's unregistered history is old enough to vote.

What would any "sensible background check" have accomplished to prevent a multiple times felon who is not allowed to have a firearm and didn't submit to even un-sensible background checks from getting the gun that he did?

not the point

 

[Sean Renaud]

The gun used has not seen the light of day for 18 years. The gun's unregistered history is old enough to vote.

What would any "sensible background check" have accomplished to prevent a multiple times felon who is not allowed to have a firearm and didn't submit to even un-sensible background checks from getting the gun that he did?

Very little realistically speaking.

 

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[Sean Renaud]

Blacklivesmatter protestors need to be demonized for their absolute stupidity and hypocrisy. Like those in any other race, dangerous black felon's lives matter less than those of the innocent in the civil society, police or otherwise. When was the last time Blacklivesmatter demonstrated outside their local abortion clinics?

You don't need to be a dangerous black felon to get killed by the cops and abortion isn't killing anybody so we can drop that. The moment they start protesting there they become worthless idiots.

 

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You have 27 trolling posts in this thread as well.

It's okay. I didn't expect [accept] You to comprehend the point.

 

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[Sean Renaud]

That's a convenient little construction, even for you.

No it's just a fact.

 

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[Sean Renaud]

Sadly I don't have that power.

 

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[Sean Renaud]

You simply make an atrocious claim, and you make it happen.

That abortion isn't murder? That's a simple fact even for you.

 

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Would you like to re-phrase in United States? Just askin'.

Dummy, do I really need to point out your shortcomings, tubby?