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Interested in other blackmens take on her comments way back when.

this was a 26yr old man with a record a mile long and maybe society failed him at some point but he failed society by not trying to be a productive member of society also,

do not mix this man in with all of the truly innocent minorities that are gunned downed just because of the color of his skin if he had survived I would have wanted the death penalty for him life would be too easy.

If Mixon is an animal it is because we created the circumstances for him to behave that way. We are all a product of our social environment and no one is born outside of discourse.

As for the police they are not there to serve and protect; they exist to maintain the undeserved privileges of the ruling bourgeoisie class period. While I lament at the death of these men that does not erase the fact that they played a role in maintaining our social dissonance.

This wasn't police violence. This was a mad dog who lashed out and killed, and they killed him. Their job is to keep the peace. But now the cops who are rogue, the wingnut commentators, have all the cover they need from Mixon. More irony–they also get it from black folks who who blame society for the Mixons out there or try to explain this event away in terms of police violence or devil America. Thus the sick, vicious rhetorical cycle repeats, no end in sight. Which is why WE need to take out OUR garbage. Keep them out of it. I suspect that' all Chauncey Bailey, the reporter killed by folk allegedly close to the nation of Islam, was trying to do. No friend of oppressive cops. Just trying to get us to clean up our own backyards, rather than rain excuses why the trash is piled up…

Interested in other blackmens take on her comments way back when.

this was a 26yr old man with a record a mile long and maybe society failed him at some point but he failed society by trying to be a productive member of society also,

do not mix this man in with all of the truly innocent minorities that are gunned downed just because of the color of his skin if he had survived I would have wanted the death penalty for him life would be too easy.

If Mixon is an animal it is because we created the circumstances for him to behave that way. We are all a product of our social environment and no one is born outside of discourse.

As for the police they are not there to serve and protect; they exist to maintain the undeserved privileges of the ruling bourgeoisie class period. While I lament at the death of these men that does not erase the fact that they played a role in maintaining our social dissonance.

This wasn't police violence. This was a mad dog who lashed out and killed, and they killed him. Their job is to keep the peace. But now the cops who are rogue, the wingnut commentators, have all the cover they need from Mixon. More irony–they also get it from black folks who who blame society for the Mixons out there or try to explain this event away in terms of police violence or devil America. Thus the sick, vicious rhetorical cycle repeats, no end in sight. Which is why WE need to take out OUR garbage. Keep them out of it. I suspect that' all Chauncey Bailey, the reporter killed by folk allegedly close to the nation of Islam, was trying to do. No friend of oppressive cops. Just trying to get us to clean up our own backyards, rather than rain excuses why the trash is piled up…

Instead of seeing this as a positive step towards inclusion and allowing children to participate in an activity that shows a positive validation of their lives, there are those that claim this new version is damaging. Somehow, this version of Life is perceived by the right wing as promoting the gay agenda…cue spooky music.

Mixon's uncle, 38-year-old Curtis Mixon of Fremont, said his nephew had become depressed because as a convicted felon he could not find work.

How much of his actions were predicated by our social failure to truly give second changes to former inmates? When you box someone into a corner and they become desperate they will do anything and we created the conditions of his desperation. Regardless of how you feel about the fact that he died a murderer I believe you should be cautious about sanctioning police violence when we know that more often than not the person that ends of dead is the supposed black criminal and not the police officer.