And they used violent means, and targeted subjects loyal to the crown. It was no cake walk like public schools would like to make it.
This is no longer the late 18th century, but make no mistake, most revolutions are violent, and innocent people and property are destroyed. No it is not right, and I would hate to see it, but see it we will if the Gov keeps pushing. It is history that cannot be ignored.
Yep, its perspective and focus, people are led by race baiters and statist to focus on the wrong issues.
And it absolutely is the governments fault. So even when they do something "not wrong" the people have had enough because of all the wrongs done. And they did plenty wrong in this situation, like having the prosecutor involved in the Grand Jury, The officers actions were idiotic, they leave a body in the neighborhood for hours reminiscent of what tyrants and occupiers do as a reminder to the local population what happens when you mess with the elite ruling class. The media releases and reports designed to be dishonest by the local authorities, the attack of protesters and media, while letting a town burn and doing nothing to serve and protect those who have the money stolen to pay for their services.
Look at those who cry you weren't there, when it comes to the cop but ironically ignore that reasoning equally applies to the whole situation and to Brown's actions too.
I don't give a rats ass about Brown and how bad a person he was, he doesn't have coercive monopolization of force and the backing of the state, the scary people are the ones who do.
