Quote from: yldouright on January 13, 2015, 03:11:04 PM

saddampbuh
It is scarcity that causes desperation and all other manner of ills. I submit this scarcity is a manufactured one. When every avenue that you take to improve your well being only results in others being enriched by your efforts and this is the only mode over generations, the world has a problem. You have to ask yourself if it okay for one person to accumulate enough wealth to purchase the labor of 140,000,000 men (or women) for a year and then ask yourself if it is okay for a small group of people with this wealth to meet outside the jurisdiction of your sovereign government to plot the means to subject all to their will. You have accepted the reported police account as completely truthful. It is historically a dangerous thing to be complacent about the trust we place in those that rule us. You are probably a victim of too many hours in front of network television and you need to correct this. Read what you can about Bilderberg and try to understand better the root causes of the scarcity first, then think about what it would be like to grow up without means, the benefit of parental guidance and societal scorn of your impoverished situation. Once you've done that, tell me if you still believe what has happened in Ferguson is acceptable. Even the simple act of getting dressed in the morning is a complicated exercise for too many people and that complicates everything else. If you don't believe me, try the following experiment:
Live just one month without the benefit of a clothes dryer (I won't ask you to give up the the washing machine 'cuz it might cause a divorce) and tell us what you learned. I have other experiments that concern diet that would be even more telling but we can start with the less challenging dearthful situation.

never owned a clothes dryer in my life, pick something else

i accept the official version of events because the thug's dna was found on the cop's gun. don't tell me wilson should have sat there and taken a beating because he should feel sorry for how the capitalist crisis of overproduction and white privilege and the ongoing legacy of slavery made the poor innocent black steal cigars to fill with marijuana and get violent for being told to not walk in the road

poverty can indeed lead to crime but there are plenty of communities suffering deprevation which don't experience crime rates at anything like black areas. the sooner we accept there is something defective and dysfunctional about blacks that makes them act in this way and stop pretending its all about socioeconomic conditons the better things will get for the rest of us