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Breonna Taylor failed herself when she decided she was going to run money and drugs for her ex boyfriend. She obviously didnt deserve to die, but police isnt knocking on my door in the middle of the night, and it's not because my skin color is different than hers.Quote:
Originally Posted by xubrew
To slightly spin off your point. I do not understand why it isn't standard operating procedure to have the Guard run the show when it is a protest against the police. Nothing good can come from having the people you are protesting against be in charge of policing your protest. It is just throwing a match into a powder keg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Masterofreality
By having the national guard be the sole group policing the protest I think it would greatly reduce tension.
I didn't see where they confiscated any drugs or drug money from her residence? Is she in fact a drug runner? Or, is this an assumption? Has she been convicted of anything? Honestly , I don't know. Guilty by association maybe but that's not a crime.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
I can only imagine at an early morning hour the cops knocking on my door, announcing they are police........then knocking the door down to gain entry.....would do to me personally. How long did they wait before the physically knocked the door down? To me, so many questions that make it hard for me to have a opinion as to who was really at fault. Yes, possibly both parties share in the blame.
I'm not convinced that she was. At the very least, even if you suspected it, I don't see how you could conclude that. So far as I know there were no drugs found on the scene, the ex-boyfriend said she wasn't involved, and the cops weren't targeting her for anything. If they thought she was running money for him, they would have been.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
But most of all, that just doesn't make any sense. I can't imagine any drug dealer wanting their ex-girlfriends involved. That's actually who they'd want to try and keep away.
Seriously? Do your research....taped jail calls linking Glover and Taylor...Glover telling a visitor that Taylor was holding money for him. Glover shown at the residence multiple times...come on man
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...me/5706161002/
Breonna was associated with scumbags and was holding money for a drug dealing ex. Did she deserve to die because of it? No, but the ridiculous MSM painting her (of course) as this angel is ridiculous. The police that night did nothing wrong..they were doing their jobs. My issue though with LMPD may be how the warrant was signed, and a raid being made in the middle of the night with possibly (accounts disputed here) with a no-knock warrant.Quote:
Originally Posted by bleedXblue
oh the drug dealing ex boyfriend said she wasn't involved but yet is on tape stating she was holding money for him. Yeah we should definitely believe the drug dealer.Quote:
Originally Posted by xubrew
It's been said before but we had a run on certain items (TP, milk, guns and ammo) without the POTUS panicking the populous. To say it wouldn't have been worse if he had raised the alarm is just silly and childish.Quote:
Originally Posted by xubrew
Okay, a lot of this doesn't make any sense...Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
Okay, so they have a taped phone conversation on March 13th where he tells a caller that she's holding money for him. This call took place at Metro Corrections. Am I not reading that right?? Maybe I'm not, but that's what it looks like to me.Quote:
Glover told The Louisville Courier Journal, part of the USA TODAY Network, in an Aug. 26 interview that Taylor had nothing to do with illicit drugs. He also denied that Taylor had been holding money for him, despite telling a caller that she was during a taped phone conversation March 13 at Metro Corrections.
So later that day, even though he's already at Metro Corrections, they go busting down Breonna Taylor's door (which is really where this whole thing went of the rails). No money is found. No drugs were found. From all accounts she and her new boyfriend had no idea the police were coming. They even called the police to say someone was breaking into their house. So, if they were holding money and drugs, then how would they have known to move it? And if they knew they needed to move it in case the cops showed up, then why were they so surprised when the cops came busting down the door? That just doesn't strike me as how someone who was actually involved would behave. I know the guy was a drug dealer. I know he can't be trusted. I know they got him on tape saying she was involved. But when he said that, I'm guessing that's when he was lying. Perhaps he wanted the person he was talking to to believe he had things under control despite the fact that he was just arrested, but in reality he had no control over anything and was just lying.
I don't think drug dealers typically involve their ex-girfriends, although I could see how they would lie about that. I also don't think people who are hiding money and drugs for drug dealers would call the cops if someone were breaking into their house, or be taken by complete surprise if the cops showed up AFTER the person who they were supposedly holding it for had been arrested. Again, that just doesn't make any sense to me. This guy has got to be the worst drug dealer of all time.
WW2, seriously? If FDR and Chamberlian weren't total weaklings D-Day could've been avoided and Japan wouldn't have joined the Axis. Those two downplayed the threat of National Socialism so greatly that it needlessly cost the Allies thousands of lives. Just think how different if could've been if England and the US established a foothold in northern France in the late '30s.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbiemcgee