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Article posted 25 November 2014 @dmech06 I think you may be confused about certain points of legal procedure. Police don’t “acquit” anyone. That’s something that juries do. posted 5am

@dmech06 I think you may be confused about certain points of legal procedure. Police don't "acquit" anyone. That's something that juries do.
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Article posted 25 November 2014 You had me at “I support an end to police” #Ferguson http://t.co/Dzo5BlilE8 http://t.co/n04ZXOiTVL posted 5am

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Article posted 25 November 2014 http://t.co/Dzo5BlilE8 The police are irresponsible and unaccountable. That is what makes them the police. #Ferguson #AbolishThePolice posted 5am

http://t.co/Dzo5BlilE8 The police are irresponsible and unaccountable. That is what makes them the police. #Ferguson #AbolishThePolice
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Article posted 25 November 2014 We need government cops because private protection forces would be accountable to the powerful… [via Facebook] posted 5am

To-day @ Rad Geek People’s Daily [radgeek.com]: http://ift.tt/1AN7OsT “[O]ppressive policing which is rooted in anti-blackness, social control and containment. . . . Itâ€™s impossible for non-oppressive policing to exist in a fundamentally oppressive and unjust society. . . . A very few people whisper that the essential nature of policing is oppressive and is not susceptible to any reforms, thus only abolition is realistic. These people are considered heretic by most.” – Mariame Kaba #Ferguson #AbolishThePolice

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A St. Louis County grand jury on Monday decided not to indict Ferguson, Missouri, police Officer Darren Wilson in the August killing of teenager Michael Brown. The decision wasnâ€™t a surprise â€” leaks from the grand jury had led most observers to conclude an indictment was unlikely â€” but it was unusuaâ€¦

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Article posted 25 November 2014 [via Facebook] posted 4am

Hey Los Angeles / Southern California

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Article posted 25 November 2014 Tempe protesters clash, splinter after Ferguson decision [via Facebook] posted 4am

Hey Phoenix / Tempe

Tempe protesters clash, splinter after Ferguson decision

About 60 people showed up to demonstrate in Tempe after Ferguson announcement

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Hey Philadelphia

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Article posted 24 November 2014 Whether Darren Wilson Is Indicted or Not, the Entire System Is Guilty [via Facebook] posted 9pm

“My response is always the same: I am not against indicting killer cops. I just know that indictments wonâ€™t and canâ€™t end oppressive policing which is rooted in anti-blackness, social control and containment. Policing is derivative of a broader social justice. Itâ€™s impossible for non-oppressive policing to exist in a fundamentally oppressive and unjust society.” – Mariame Kaba #AbolishThePolice

Whether Darren Wilson Is Indicted or Not, the Entire System Is Guilty

An indictment of the Ferguson police officer who killed Michael Brown would not prove that black lives matter in America.

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Article posted 24 November 2014 ‘I Charge the White Man’ – Malcolm X. Movie opening. [via Facebook] posted 9pm

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‘I Charge the White Man’ – Malcolm X. Movie opening.

The Malcolm X movie opens with this powerful speech. The intensity of the execution is amazing by Denzel Washington. What a speech!

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Article posted 24 November 2014 It’s Incredibly Rare For A Grand Jury To Do What Ferguson’s Just Did [via Facebook] posted 9pm

Incredibly rare, that is, for everyone except for police. “As a civilian, you have roughly a chance of 11/162,000 to avoid indictment. Police, by contrast, are almost never indicted; in Houston, for example, no officer has been indicted in a decade.” #Ferguson #AbolishThePolice

It’s Incredibly Rare For A Grand Jury To Do What Ferguson’s Just Did

A St. Louis County grand jury on Monday decided not to indict Ferguson, Missouri, police Officer Darren Wilson in the August killing of teenager Michael Brown. The decision wasnâ€™t a surprise — lea…

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