Quote:I'm not sure who TA is (as I said, I haven't read every post), but when a black man says he wants to kill white people, especially white cops, how is it not both racial and anti-cop?

 

I'm just a dude from New Mexico...  I'm just trying to get down to the truth and not willing to accept the current narrative that is out there.  

 

I've been honestly answering questions thrown at me.  I've said that the guy said he hates whites and he hates cops.  But...  Based on what we are being told by the Dallas police, the shooter said his motivation was police brutality, his hatred for whites and his hatred for cops.  

 

I've been saying it's both for this entire topic.  I'm not sure how I'm being labeled as intellectually dishonest.  I am just looking at the results of his clearly unstable mind and find that the the motivations are 3.

 

The recent police brutality against blacks.

His hatred for Whites

His Hatred for Cops.

 

To me, the main motivator is authority, his secondary motivator is race.  But is it really that important, at the end of the day?  NO.  The dude was crazy.  My opinion may not be popular, but the I've never said anything that is disengenuous.  I'm just stating my point of view.

 

Quote:Yeah, that's how I see it too. The_Anchorman is TA.

 

So why are you trying to disagree with me?  I've been saying the same thing as well.  My focus is on the systemic breakdown of the institution as the authority in "peacekeeping".  But I've mentioned in every thread that the dude, who's clearly got a screw loose, also was targeting white people because of his racial motivation.

 

It's merely my position that his anger towards the cops was a higher driving factor than his hatred for whites.  Otherwise, he'd have taken shots at any white dude that walked through his cross hairs.  

 

You may disagree with me, but you cannot call my position "spin" or intellectually dishonest.  We all have different points of view, I'm just explaining mine in as honest way as I can.

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