Most disturbing thing about the Ferguson grotesquerie? Realization of how many on the left would apparently not mind much the cop being found guilty of 'murder' regardless of whether or not he actually is - these people seem to have no problem at all with a rush to judgement and almost openly scorn the idea of due process as if it were some rigged shell game serving the interests of white privilege - but on top of that, the realization that for many of these people [and that includes some in the media and possibly Obama and Holder themselves] the racial detached from reason hysteria they're trying to gin up may in fact be about forcing through that very thing: the cop charged with murder regardless of the facts, indeed regardless of the possibility that he may have been entirely justified in his actions - or, alternatively, the willingness of the left to feed this hysteria and come close to fomenting or inciting a race war [and again that possibly includes Holder and Obama] simply in order to drive up turnout in November.
I mean, the few things we do know about this shooting all seem to lean towards supporting the cop's version of things - and if the woman who Dana Loesch interviewed can be trusted there is physical evidence to support or upend his story as well - she said the cop was punched in the face and during a struggle his gun was discharged in his vehicle, so there's gonna be evidence of those two things if that's what happened - indeed, detectives may have already accumulated enough eyewitness accounts and physical evidence to exonerate the cop but are not releasing it for fear of stoking the flames - and yet so many on the left talk as it none of that matters - the left needs blacks to see themselves as victims in order to lend credence to the narratives they want to spin - the truth is of no use to them in this regard which is why they are so comfortable acting as if it's beside the point - I'm surprised no one's dug up yet who the cop voted for in 2012 - if it was Romney then that's it, case closed, he's obviously a racist.
I mean, the few things we do know about this shooting all seem to lean towards supporting the cop's version of things - and if the woman who Dana Loesch interviewed can be trusted there is physical evidence to support or upend his story as well - she said the cop was punched in the face and during a struggle his gun was discharged in his vehicle, so there's gonna be evidence of those two things if that's what happened - indeed, detectives may have already accumulated enough eyewitness accounts and physical evidence to exonerate the cop but are not releasing it for fear of stoking the flames - and yet so many on the left talk as it none of that matters - the left needs blacks to see themselves as victims in order to lend credence to the narratives they want to spin - the truth is of no use to them in this regard which is why they are so comfortable acting as if it's beside the point - I'm surprised no one's dug up yet who the cop voted for in 2012 - if it was Romney then that's it, case closed, he's obviously a racist.
