Police Kill Unarmed Teen In Ferguson, Missouri

[andretti]

Bout to get real 3 mins till curfew
Watchn it live on the news

 

[isu 42]

He was on MSNBC about half an hour ago.

The expert or a guy summarizing what experts have said?

 

[Mr.Guy]

NTLogic Mike is a super negroe who ate four bullets then ran at the cop in a Goldberg spear position before the cop shot a moving two more times in the head.

 

[moe fab]

 
have any of you actually seen somebody get shot

outside of video games and TV 

Yup, have you?

 

[Humbled]

have any of you actually seen somebody get shot
outside of video games and TV 

Right in front of my old crib. Yes.

 

[ballahb]

have any of you actually seen somebody get shot
outside of video games and TV 

yes

 

Would you be so kind as to point me in the direction of those experts please.

I'd like to read their analysis.

He was on MSNBC about half an hour ago.

i remember nothing about a ladder, and I believe he was a journalist summarizing the autopsy

 

[lamekilla]

A cop shot an unarmed kid 6 times. How did he feel threatened by an unarmed kid? How is someone a threat after they've been shot twice?

#throwthebookatthepig

 

[edshoecator]

The expert or a guy summarizing what experts have said?

the expert. He was explaining how Physics would only lend itself to the following scenarios...

MB was on his knees, or falling. Officer was on a ladder or 8ft tall.

for a bullet to enter through the top of his head. 

 

[011781]

revolution.. war zone...

not even close. its still a protest at this point. just more hostile than what we're use to.

 

[southernhospita]

Yes. Why do you ask?

because it seems to me that most people think that bullets just enter the body and stay

there which is never the case even when you shot multiple times

that like saying a dude putting a gun in his mouth shooting himself and having an exit wound at the top of his head is not logical 

 

[edshoecator]

yes
i remember nothing about a ladder, and I believe he was a journalist summarizing the autopsy

The anchor called him an expert. 

He made mention of the ladder right before they went to the lawyer.

 

[tekthemaestro]

 
because it seems to me that most people think that bullets just enter the body and stay

there which is never the case even when you shot multiple times

that like saying a dude putting a gun in his mouth shooting himself and having an exit wound at the top of his head is not logical 

i knew the point would be bad. body mass plays a huge part in how bullets behave. i think wed all agree mike brown was a large dude. bullets are probably half as likely to exit his body, than the average-sized person....distance?cmon now.

 

[moe fab]

 

Yes. Why do you ask?

because it seems to me that most people think that bullets just enter the body and stay

there which is never the case even when you shot multiple times

that like saying a dude putting a gun in his mouth shooting himself and having an exit wound at the top of his head is not logical 

Depending on the caliber, they can stay in the body. Also, how far you are makes a difference too. So what's your point?

 

[edshoecator]

 
because it seems to me that most people think that bullets just enter the body and stay

there which is never the case even when you shot multiple times

that like saying a dude putting a gun in his mouth shooting himself and having an exit wound at the top of his head is not logical 

The bullet ENTERED the top of his head...NOT the other way around.

 

[ballahb]

"Police will not discuss how they will make people follow the curfew tonight."

 

[RIP sleazyy]

Yes. Why do you ask?

because it seems to me that most people think that bullets just enter the body and stay
there which is never the case even when you shot multiple times
that like saying a dude putting a gun in his mouth shooting himself and having an exit wound at the top of his head is not logical 

You're wrong. Not every gunshot wound will have an exit round. Small caliber weapons don't always pass through and can cause further internal damage from bouncing around inside the body.

Also, fragmentation is a thing.

 

[isu 42]

the expert. He was explaining how Physics would only lend itself to the following scenarios...

MB was on his knees, or falling. Officer was on a ladder or 8ft tall.

for a bullet to enter through the top of his head. 

So just one guy? I assumed when you said experts that there were multiple educated opinions.

 

[ballahb]

but if ron drops a “look man, i just work here,” he could become a hero again just like that. ppl relate to that feeling.
— Bomani Jones (@bomani_jones) August 18, 2014

 

[lamekilla]

because it seems to me that most people think that bullets just enter the body and stay
there which is never the case even when you shot multiple times
that like saying a dude putting a gun in his mouth shooting himself and having an exit wound at the top of his head is not logical 

 

[southernhospita]

 
Yup, have you?

of course why would I ask if i haven't

like I said dudes act as if there is no such thing as exit wound 

depending on how your body is positioned its possible

some cats are acting as if i said it entered the top of his head  and exited out his big toe

regardless to how ou feel I can see him getting shot at the top of his head with his head down and it exiting out his eye

 

[ray mulla]

wow

 

[011781]

the autopsy report paints a clear picture.. not sure how its being debated lol..

 

[beh235]

@Ballahb  good looks on the link brother

 

[edshoecator]

So just one guy? I assumed when you said experts that there were multiple educated opinions.

I'm only watching MSNBC.

The black lawyer analyst also said she feels that the palm wound corroborates eyewitness accounts.

 

[ballahb]

To end this


"Dr. Baden said that while Mr. Brown was shot at least six times, only three bullets were recovered from his body. But he has not yet seen the X-rays showing where the bullets were found, which would clarify the autopsy results. Nor has he had access to witness and police statements."