It's all in the picture if you look close enough.Power comes from context, which is missing here.
https://www.buzzfeed.com/davidmack/baton-rouge-blm-photo?utm_term=.ymZWR47q2#.wiZVB4gwPBachman, 31, told BuzzFeed News that between 100 and 200 protesters were blocking traffic on a highway when law enforcement officers dressed in full riot gear showed up and told the demonstrators to move to the sidewalk.
Ah, now I get it. Like the tank guy in Tiananmen Square.
Why do both pictures look like the cops are dancing?
Exactly.Ah, now I get it. Like the tank guy in Tiananmen Square.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/alton-sterling-article-1.2700893Sterling was a registered sex offender, after a 2000 conviction for carnal knowledge of a juvenile, records show. The circumstances of the case were not immediately clear. Records say he was released for his offense in October 2004.
He was previously arrested for aggravated battery, criminal damage to property, unauthorized entry and domestic abuse battery, records show. In 2009, he was sentenced to five years in prison for marijuana possession and for carrying an illegal weapon with a controlled dangerous substance.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana (CNN)A homeless man made the 911 call that brought police to the convenience store where Alton Sterling was shot dead, a source with knowledge of the investigation told CNN on Thursday.
Sterling was selling CDs early Tuesday outside the Triple S Food Mart in Baton Rouge, the source said, when the homeless man approached him and asked for money.
The man was persistent, and Sterling showed him his gun, the source said.
"I told you to leave me alone," Sterling told the man, according to the source.
The homeless man then used his cell phone to call 911.
Freeze frames.Why do both pictures look like the cops are dancing?
That's what makes it powerful. It really doesn't matter where it is.All in the picture? Is this Fallujah or San Francisco? I can't imagine what's going on here.
Nice picture, misguided gesture.That's what makes it powerful. It really doesn't matter where it is.
A rifle, a line of riot police, 2 of them-one with cuffs and a defiant young woman.
Maybe it's just me.
Yes, perhaps. But it is the thing unrest is made of.Nice picture, misguided gesture.
I don't have to, I've lived as a black man in urban America and the South. Our country is doing just fine. This 'race' war fantasy some people have is sick.Now put yourself in urban America or the South.
Our country and the world is changing and we haven't figured out what to do with it.
Maybe not this year or next, but we are close to a tipping point.
If I was the cop and single, I'd say listen when this is all over can we get a cup of coffee somewhere away from here?She's HOT!
Right. And coal mining is coming back to Virginia.That's pure shit.
Only because of media and their bloodlust.Yes, perhaps. But it is the thing unrest is made of.
Think Arab Spring.
- a perceived dictatorship
- corruption
- high unemployment
- brutality
- high prices
Now put yourself in urban America or the South.
Our country and the world is changing and we haven't figured out what to do with it.
Maybe not this year or next, but we are close to a tipping point.
I don't have to, I've lived as a black man in urban America and the South. Our country is doing just fine. This 'race' war fantasy some people have is sick.
Noam Chomskywiki said:Chomsky later co-wrote Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media, an analysis articulating the propaganda model of media criticism
I hope your right.I don't have to, I've lived as a black man in urban America and the South. Our country is doing just fine. This 'race' war fantasy some people have is sick.