This is a blog I don\’t particularly like writing. But we tell the truth here, so it\’s in.
Here is a quote from Michael Brown\’s father, speaking of the grand jury conclusion while being interviewed by that paradigm of racial tolerance and personal integrity, al sharpton:
“Itjust let me know that where we live is not what we thought, or what Ithought. It\’s what people have been saying all the time, for a nicelittle minute: that this was a racist state.”
“Theycrucified his character”
Look, I sympathize with anyone whose son was taken from him, no matter what the circumstances were.
But this is beyond BS.
No, Mr. Brown, “they” did not crucify his character. HE crucified his character.
Michael Brown had just robbed a convenience store. He was high on marijuana (in the states where it is legal, Brown had about 2 1/2 times the limit to be able to drive). When approached by Officer Wilson, he and his thug friend dorian johnson were walking not on the sidewalk, but in the middle of the street. Eye witnesses say he physically attacked Officer Wilson at close quarters (while he was in the police car) and forensic evidence backs it up . Is that what you mean by “character”?
And then there is the fact that you and the rest of the Brown family have prevented us from seeing his juvenile police record. Common sense tells me that, if it were a clean one – thus showed he was the “gentle giant” choirboy type we keep being told he was, you be demanding that it be made public, not suppressed.
It is also before we get to the fact that a number of pictures of your son have emerged flashing gang signs, including the gang sign for “bloods” – with a broad inference that he was a member. Like these, which I pulled from gotnews.com:
If he wasn\’t a blood, why does he do this?
No, Mr. Brown, “they” didn\’t crucify your son. If Michael Brown\’s character was crucified, it was an inside job.
