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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: mord on June 17, 2012, 11:59:48 AM
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http://news.yahoo.com/1990s-la-police-beating-victim-rodney-king-found-153048343.html
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He became an African Rock Fish.
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Croaking in the pool and being found in the early hours of the morning at the bottom of said pool is never good... Something tells me that this guy was not taking a relaxing swim before bedtime. :::D
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I guess he's in a very warm place now. Notice how all of these types of people die young (Like Whitney Houston or Michael Jackson.).
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:dance: another one bites the dust
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:dance: another one bites the dust
:::D I don't know why people are celebrating but its funny.
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:dance: another one bites the dust
They'll be 1000 more to replace him.
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One death i wont be shedding a tear over :dance:
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I hope the same happens to al sharpton soon except replace swimming pool with pig lard or his own feces
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:dance: another one bites the dust
Hey I was about to say that but good riddance to him.
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I hope the same happens to al sharpton soon except replace swimming pool with pig lard or his own feces
Actually pig lard would be heaven for him
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It be da whity mans fault for making booze.
Da white mans be kil'n rotten koon dead.
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That lowlife actually had a house with a pool, which he must have been able to buy from the legal settlement with the city of L.A.
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I don't see why all of you celebrate his death. He was a victim of brutal police beating. Riots came after police officers were found innocent, which in my opinion they were not.
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I don't see why all of you celebrate his death. He was a victim of brutal police beating. Riots came after police officers were found innocent, which in my opinion they were not.
I'm not really celebrating his death. I do find it ironic he ended up as a rockfish though. I don't mourn him either. He was a degenerate low life who didn't merit your sympathy.
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Another statisfied customer!
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I don't see why all of you celebrate his death. He was a victim of brutal police beating. Riots came after police officers were found innocent, which in my opinion they were not.
I celebrate the death of men who cause the LA riots. Maybe you missed half the story. Rodney King was no innocent fish. He was speeding and was drunk when the police found him and then beat him..And then the black mob got all upset that it was white cops beating him that they rioted, under Al Sharpton, the head oraguntun, and hurt, maimed and killed innocents who had nothing to do with the beatings.
Did Rodney King turn around and say, "Tsk tsk, Al and black folk...this isn't right for my sake"? No, he basked in the sun...and I'm glad he's dead. I'm so happy that he died the way he died and roasting in hell fire.
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I'm not really celebrating his death. I do find it ironic he ended up as a rockfish though. I don't mourn him either. He was a degenerate low life who didn't merit your sympathy.
I do not have symphaty for this convicted criminal but police action was totaly brutal.
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I celebrate the death of men who cause the LA riots. Maybe you missed half the story. Rodney King was no innocent fish. He was speeding and was drunk when the police found him and then beat him..And then the black mob got all upset that it was white cops beating him that they rioted, under Al Sharpton, the head oraguntun, and hurt, maimed and killed innocents who had nothing to do with the beatings.
Did Rodney King turn around and say, "Tsk tsk, Al and black folk...this isn't right for my sake"? No, he basked in the sun...and I'm glad he's dead. I'm so happy that he died the way he died and roasting in hell fire.
Police action caused riots. You say police beat him because he was drunk and speading. Lets say police should beat up people like that all across America for such actions? Can you name any country in this world where police is doing that?
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I agree with Serbian army.... Every speeder who is drunk is not beaten to within inches of his life.... But the larger problem with this event was the resulting riots which cost countless lives and imposed hardship on many people.
I remember the riots like they were yesterday (what it's about 20 years ago now)... At that time I lived in Long Beach and the despicable mob burned down the Long Beach DMV... It was not Rodney Kings direct fault that the mob acted this way... But he was no hero and does not deserve to be glorified for what happened.
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I agree with Serbian army.... Every speeder who is drunk is not beaten to within inches of his life.... But the larger problem with this event was the resulting riots which cost countless lives and imposed hardship on many people.
I remember the riots like they were yesterday (what it's about 20 years ago now)... At that time I lived in Long Beach and the despicable mob burned down the Long Beach DMV... It was not Rodney Kings direct fault that the mob acted this way... But he was no hero and does not deserve to be glorified for what happened.
I didn't get beaten for speeding.
Lets see what I did...
Officer asks me if I knew what was wrong then tells me right away.
I only answered his questions. 20 mins later I left.
Now was he pulled over for being black or was it for something he did?
They saw the speeding car before they saw that he was black.
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I didn't get beaten for speeding.
Lets see what I did...
Officer asks me if I knew what was wrong then tells me right away.
I only answered his questions. 20 mins later I left.
Now was he pulled over for being black or was it for something he did?
They saw the speeding car before they saw that he was black.
This is my point.... I have been pulled over for doing over 100 MPH and I even tried to evade the officer.... But I was not beaten... I am white...
PS: I was not drunk.... I also never said he was pulled over for being black... Just that they treated him differently... I actually do believe LAPD was racist when I lived there. I was just so happy not to be black or else I wouldn't be here today..
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Just checking my memory... here is a story about the Long Beach DMV
http://articles.latimes.com/1992-05-21/news/hl-393_1_long-beach-dmv-office
State Department of Motor Vehicles officials have decided they will not rebuild the Long Beach DMV office that was destroyed during the riots. Rather, the department plans to open a smaller office in the Lakewood area.
Rebecca Jorjorian, chief of field operations for DMV, said the reasons for the change are twofold. The Long Beach office at Willow Street and Pacific Avenue had long prompted complaints from neighbors unhappy with the traffic caused by test drivers. The department also had been planning to open a Lakewood office for the past several years.
http://www.gazettes.com/news/crime/updated-anniversary-of-riots-cause-reflection-in-long-beach/article_89bf2568-8e94-11e1-aee3-0019bb2963f4.html
In Long Beach, the Fire Department responded to 340 riot-related structure fires, including the torching of the Department of Motor Vehicles office on at Pacific Avenue and Willow Street. Police barricaded Second Street at the entrances to Belmont Shore on the first night of rioting, and a curfew was enforced through the first weekend.
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Police action caused riots. You say police beat him because he was drunk and speading. Lets say police should beat up people like that all across America for such actions? Can you name any country in this world where police is doing that?
While I agree with this statement, do you think that it's right for there to be a riot and property damage and lawlessness and murder and hurting the innocent after such actions? Do you think that if someone did that on your behalf and it was wrong, you should condemn those actions?
Because, despite the beating, blacks all over the place rioted and hurt other people who were not involved in the beating and Rodney King didn't condemn it.
So, yes, I continue to celebrate his death and I look forward to everyone who was involved and who incited this violence to die terrible deaths...including Al Sharpton who got away with murder so many times its not funny.
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Because, despite the beating, blacks all over the place rioted and hurt other people who were not involved in the beating and Rodney King didn't condemn it.
While I am against what they did, on second thought Jews can learn from them. they got rights and respect becuase of their rioting and doing these things after one of theirs was hurt.
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While I am against what they did, on second thought Jews can learn from them. they got rights and respect becuase of their rioting and doing these things after one of theirs was hurt.
Sorry Tag, it will not work that way for Jews!
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When are some black folks going to learn that drugs and water don't mix :::D
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While I am against what they did, on second thought Jews can learn from them. they got rights and respect becuase of their rioting and doing these things after one of theirs was hurt.
Jews should react like that, but not to hurt people not involved in the crime. For example the murderers of itamar. I would applaud actions of revenge on the village they came from.
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I'm certainly not shedding any tears over that thug Rodney King. The man was in trouble with the law for most of his life. Plus he refused to keep his pants on (meaning he fathered illegitimate kids). He was high on drugs in 1991 when he lead police on a high speed chase, driving over 110 miles per hour. When the police finally pulled him over, he resisted, swung out at the officers, and refused to remain in a prone position. Here are some highlights of King's illustrious career as a thug:
http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/lapd/kingarrests.html
King's Trouble with the Law Prior to His Beating
July 27, 1987: According to a complaint filed by his wife, King beat her while she was sleeping, then dragged her outside the house and beat her again. King was charged with battery and pleaded "no contest." He was placed on probation and ordered to obtain counseling. He never got the counseling.
November 3, 1989: King, brandishing a tire iron, ordered a convenience store clerk to empty the cash register. The clerk grabbed the tire iron, causing King to fall backwards and knock over a pie rack. King swung the rack at the clerk and fled the store with $200. King was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon, second-degree robbery, and intent to commit great bodily injury. In a plea agreement, King pleaded guilty to the robbery charge and the other charges were dropped. He was sentenced to two years in prison, but was paroled on December 27, 1990.
The Arrest of Rodney King on March 3, 1991
March 3, 1991: After being seen speeding on the 210 freeway by CHP officers, King led them on a chase at speeds estimated at up to 110 to 115 mph. When finally stopped, King refused requests to get into the prone position and appeared to charge one of the officers. He was beaten and arrested. King was charged with felony evading. Charges were later dropped.
King's Trouble with the Law After March 3, 1991
May 11, 1991: King was pulled over for having an excessively tinted windshield. Although King was driving without a license and his car registration had expired, King was not charged.
May 28, 1991: King picked up a transvestite prostitute in Hollywood who happened to be under surveillance by LAPD officers. King and the prostitute were observed in an alley engaging in sexual activity. When the prostitute spotted the officers, King sped away, nearly hitting one of them. King later explained that he thought the vice officers were robbers trying to kill him. No charges were filed.
June 26, 1992: King's second wife reported to police that King had hit her and she feared for her life. King was handcuffed and taken to a police station, but his wife then decided against pressing charges.
July 16, 1992: King was arrested at 1:40 A.M. for driving while intoxicated. No charges were filed.
August 21, 1993: King crashed into a wall near a downtown Los Angeles nightclub. He had a blood alcohol level of 0.19. King was charged with violating his parole and sent for sixty day to an alcohol treatment center. He was also convicted on the DUI charge and ordered to perform twenty days of community service.
May 21, 1995: King was arrested for DUI while on a trip to Pennsylvania. King failed field sobriety tests, but refused to submit to a blood test. He was tried and acquitted.
July 14, 1995: King got into an argument with his wife while he was driving, pulled off the freeway and ordered her out of the car. When she started to get out, King sped off, leaving her on the highway with a bruised arm. King was charged with assault with a deadly weapon (his car), reckless driving, spousal abuse, and hit-and-run. King was tried on all four charges, but found guilty only of hit-and-run driving.
March 3, 1999: King allegedly injured the sixteen-year-old girl that he had fathered out of wedlock when he was seventeen, as well as the girl's mother. King was arrested for injuring the woman, the girl, and for vandalizing property. King claimed that the incident was simply "a family misunderstanding."
September 29, 2001: King was arrested for indecent exposure and use of the hallucinogenic drug PCP.
What the thug loving media conveniently ignores is that King resisted arrest, and continued to lunge and curse at the police officers. They tried tasering him, but to no effect. So the media edited the video, just showing the part where King was on the ground with the officers swinging at him.
Really, the media has not changed. They selectively edited the video in order to make King look like the innocent, and to rile up the blacks along with their self hating white liberal supporters. They've done the exact same thing this year with the Trayvon Martin case. And look what happened then and now. In 1991, about 50 innocent people were killed. Reginald Denny was beaten within an inch of his life, and the Koreans in LA were looted by the black mobs. And there was all that property damage. The same thing has been going on this year with groups of blacks attacking random white people as "justice for Trayvon."
It's disgusting.
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I'm certainly not shedding any tears over that thug Rodney King. The man was in trouble with the law for most of his life. Plus he refused to keep his pants on (meaning he fathered illegitimate kids). He was high on drugs in 1991 when he lead police on a high speed chase, driving over 110 miles per hour. When the police finally pulled him over, he resisted, swung out at the officers, and refused to remain in a prone position. Here are some highlights of King's illustrious career as a thug:
http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/lapd/kingarrests.html
King's Trouble with the Law Prior to His Beating
July 27, 1987: According to a complaint filed by his wife, King beat her while she was sleeping, then dragged her outside the house and beat her again. King was charged with battery and pleaded "no contest." He was placed on probation and ordered to obtain counseling. He never got the counseling.
November 3, 1989: King, brandishing a tire iron, ordered a convenience store clerk to empty the cash register. The clerk grabbed the tire iron, causing King to fall backwards and knock over a pie rack. King swung the rack at the clerk and fled the store with $200. King was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon, second-degree robbery, and intent to commit great bodily injury. In a plea agreement, King pleaded guilty to the robbery charge and the other charges were dropped. He was sentenced to two years in prison, but was paroled on December 27, 1990.
The Arrest of Rodney King on March 3, 1991
March 3, 1991: After being seen speeding on the 210 freeway by CHP officers, King led them on a chase at speeds estimated at up to 110 to 115 mph. When finally stopped, King refused requests to get into the prone position and appeared to charge one of the officers. He was beaten and arrested. King was charged with felony evading. Charges were later dropped.
King's Trouble with the Law After March 3, 1991
May 11, 1991: King was pulled over for having an excessively tinted windshield. Although King was driving without a license and his car registration had expired, King was not charged.
May 28, 1991: King picked up a transvestite prostitute in Hollywood who happened to be under surveillance by LAPD officers. King and the prostitute were observed in an alley engaging in sexual activity. When the prostitute spotted the officers, King sped away, nearly hitting one of them. King later explained that he thought the vice officers were robbers trying to kill him. No charges were filed.
June 26, 1992: King's second wife reported to police that King had hit her and she feared for her life. King was handcuffed and taken to a police station, but his wife then decided against pressing charges.
July 16, 1992: King was arrested at 1:40 A.M. for driving while intoxicated. No charges were filed.
August 21, 1993: King crashed into a wall near a downtown Los Angeles nightclub. He had a blood alcohol level of 0.19. King was charged with violating his parole and sent for sixty day to an alcohol treatment center. He was also convicted on the DUI charge and ordered to perform twenty days of community service.
May 21, 1995: King was arrested for DUI while on a trip to Pennsylvania. King failed field sobriety tests, but refused to submit to a blood test. He was tried and acquitted.
July 14, 1995: King got into an argument with his wife while he was driving, pulled off the freeway and ordered her out of the car. When she started to get out, King sped off, leaving her on the highway with a bruised arm. King was charged with assault with a deadly weapon (his car), reckless driving, spousal abuse, and hit-and-run. King was tried on all four charges, but found guilty only of hit-and-run driving.
March 3, 1999: King allegedly injured the sixteen-year-old girl that he had fathered out of wedlock when he was seventeen, as well as the girl's mother. King was arrested for injuring the woman, the girl, and for vandalizing property. King claimed that the incident was simply "a family misunderstanding."
September 29, 2001: King was arrested for indecent exposure and use of the hallucinogenic drug PCP.
What the thug loving media conveniently ignores is that King resisted arrest, and continued to lunge and curse at the police officers. They tried tasering him, but to no effect. So the media edited the video, just showing the part where King was on the ground with the officers swinging at him.
Really, the media has not changed. They selectively edited the video in order to make King look like the innocent, and to rile up the blacks along with their self hating white liberal supporters. They've done the exact same thing this year with the Trayvon Martin case. And look what happened then and now. In 1991, about 50 innocent people were killed. Reginald Denny was beaten within an inch of his life, and the Koreans in LA were looted by the black mobs. And there was all that property damage. The same thing has been going on this year with groups of blacks attacking random white people as "justice for Trayvon."
It's disgusting.
Exactly.
His wife must be racist.
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While I agree with this statement, do you think that it's right for there to be a riot and property damage and lawlessness and murder and hurting the innocent after such actions? Do you think that if someone did that on your behalf and it was wrong, you should condemn those actions?
I do not support riots and he should have condemn them. All I am saying is that riots could be avoided if police was following the law.
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He in da great waddymelon patch in da sky!
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While I am against what they did, on second thought Jews can learn from them. they got rights and respect becuase of their rioting and doing these things after one of theirs was hurt.
If you call welfare and tolerance rights and respect, you are deeply deceived. They didn't get these things because the commies wanted to reward or help them, they got them because it helps destroy America. Helping Jews would not do that.
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Yemach Shemo to this [censored] pig! :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:
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I do not support riots and he should have condemn them. All I am saying is that riots could be avoided if police was following the law.
Maby Rodney King was a hero like gadaffi, hey Serbian Child? ::)
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Maby Rodney King was a hero like gadaffi, hey Serbian Child? ::)
I consider you to be just another stupid ustasha who did not write anything but against us Serbs here on forum. Your plan is to provoke me to leave this forum.
I hope moderators will take into consideration the fact that ustasha won't leave me alone :o :o
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Dayum, muffuggin crackas poizen heeim! I tink it beez da seecrit rayciss KKK conspurramacy gubbamint n sheeit who keyed da bruva, nomesane? Rememba, ebbytang da crackas does iz a conspurramacy fo dey effots agains' buh-lack peepah, nomesane?
Rest in Peace, homie. I hope he wrote in his will that he wished to be buried in a personal palatial mausoleum decorated wif lotza blangblang n sheeit using the money he got from sucking US law enforcement dry via lawsuits. I do also hope he leaves some fo' his fambly and includes bedrooms, a kitchen, a plasma tv, and welfare-check depository in the mausoleum so his fambly can make it 'dey crib' (or in other words, live there). It sure does beat Section 8 housing in the ghetto!