I want to know why you believe race, as a component, is self evident in the arrest of Mr. Garner. I suppose you've confused yourself with all the irrelevant nonsense but, that was what we were originally discussing.
I already said I was fine with saying the cop was a ty cop without involving race. What more do you want?
I want to know why you believe race, as a component, is self evident in the arrest of Mr. Garner. I suppose you've confused yourself with all the irrelevant nonsense but, that was what we were originally discussing.
As you originally defined component before moving the goalpost, race is a component.
You then moved the goalpost and I said fine, dude is just a ty cop even without your newly defined component.
What part do you not understand?
Link or quote the post where I failed to qualify my use of the word component as relating to the arrest.
Again, I reject your assertion I changed my position any.
The part where you said race was a self-evident component. That's what I'm trying to get you to answer.
Already done.
Reject away.Again, I reject your assertion I changed my position any.
Already did.The part where you said race was a self-evident component. That's what I'm trying to get you to answer.
So, you should be able to do it again, I missed it in all the nonsensical back and forth.
Just did.
Again, I missed it. You should be able to articulate the point again unless, of course, it is as I suspect, you just want to be tedious and annoying and aren't actually interested in a discussion.
I'm trying to figure out why you want to keep talking about race when I already stopped.
Why do you want to keep talking about race?
So, it is as I suspect.
Nope.
But you really want to continue talking about race after all.
Go figure.
Actually, all I wanted was for you to respond to the question of why you believe race is a self-evident component in the arrest of Mr. Garner. But, we don't have to talk about it anymore, if you don't want to.
You will say, "I've already done that," and I will say, "I missed it," and you will continue to be tedious and annoying. So, never mind...I'm really no longer interested in your opinion on the matter.
You never were.
Just be more precise with your language next time, then you won't have to move the goalposts later.
Pro tip.
One settled.
One dismissed.
One pending.
But it's all unknowable, so no need to bother ever questioning or investigating anything a police officer does.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...sued/19899461/
Last edited by ChumpDumper; 12-05-2014 at 03:47 PM.
Actually, I was interested in how anyone could say race is a self-evident component to the arrest of Eric Garner. I would have been interested no matter who posted it -- it just happened to be you.
Well, with the original goalpost position, it is self-evident.
How would you describe the suspect?
Quote or post my "original goalpost position," please.
In what context?
Already did.
Link worked and everything.
in he context of describing him.In what context?
A physical description.
Link please.
And, again, I missed it. I missed the post in which you linked it, too. Please help me here. I'm asking nicely because I can't respond to something when I don't know to what you're referring.
A very obese African-American male wearing a grey t-shirt, tan cargo shorts, and what I think are blue (but, they could be black) tennis shoes. Not knowing the surroundings or the height of anyone else there, I'd estimate him to be about 6'1" tall but, I'm not very good at those type of estimates from video.
Thanks.
That's like suggesting his grey t-shirt was a component of his arrest.
No.
Not at all.
That isn't even close to being the same.
How is it different in the context of components related to Mr. Garner's arrest? The color and style of his shirt had no more to do with his arrest than his skin color.
Goalpost move again duly noted.
How is his race different from the color of his shirt, in the context of his arrest?
And, I can't respond to the goalpost comment unless you tell what I've changed.
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