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  • Rodney King Dead.

    Today is a blessed day, scum has been removed from this earth.

    To those who remember the riots over this moron here is the story.
    http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/18/us...pagewanted=all

    All that needs to follow are jesse jackson, al sharpton & ben jealous.
    Watch out for a National Holiday with this morons name.. I bet any money that the truck driver "Reginald Denny" who was pulled from his truck and beaten during the riots will not be remembered when he passes away.

    RIP DIRTBAG!

  • #2
    Yes!

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    • #3
      "Can't we all just get along?"
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      • #4
        Hey rook i did not see you on tv! And our government is still rioting lol

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        • #5
          That's not right at all wicked_lord. Not cool.

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          • #6
            It was the knowledge of the police brutality, and the sham in court, that caused the riots. King couldn't have started the riots or racial unrest alone, even if he wanted to, and he isn't responsible for some thugs beating up a trucker.

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            • #7
              I personally dont care, criminals are pure scum, even after he got the millions from the civil suits he still had run ins with the law, smoked his crack, snorted his coke and just outright scum that he is. Im not racist by far, ive dated a black chick hot as hell too, but for the most part they do not need this crap in the media, we have better news to report then this low life piece of garbage. Again RIP DIRTBAG.
              Oh and its no longer 1991, let it go! Welcome to 2012.

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              • #8
                Yes, it is 2012, how about a more matured attitude towards crime and those who commit it. I work as a counselor in a prison as well as teaching at a university and the attitude you display is not accurate at all. You lump all criminals into the "scum" category and you're just wrong. I agree that the media senstionalizes stories for their own benefit, but your words sensationalize as well. If you don't personally care why did you post this?
                So you know, I'm NOT trying to start anything, I'm just curious how the attitude came about? Have you ever worked with any type criminal or did the attitude about them come from the media?

                Anyway to each his own. I probably should have kept my mouth shut.

                Regards

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by wicked_lord View Post
                  I personally dont care, criminals are pure scum, even after he got the millions from the civil suits he still had run ins with the law, smoked his crack, snorted his coke and just outright scum that he is. Im not racist by far, ive dated a black chick hot as hell too, but for the most part they do not need this crap in the media, we have better news to report then this low life piece of garbage. Again RIP DIRTBAG.
                  Oh and its no longer 1991, let it go! Welcome to 2012.
                  Uh huh, and you're a monk who hasn't ever partaken in any illegal activity in your life. Okay.

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                  • #10
                    Yes ive delt with criminals, a criminal is someone who keeps commiting crimes, breaking laws constantly. They can stop, but they choose not too.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by lohphat View Post
                      Uh huh, and you're a monk who hasn't ever partaken in any illegal activity in your life. Okay.
                      Monk eh? No not quite, and yes ive done illegal things, do you go above the posted speed limit? Its illegal, we can go on all day about this. I was just pointing out Rodney King is now in a better place since he could not get life straight down here, maybe he will get life straigh up there. I do not believe in hell so i dont wish for people to go to hell. Im done with the topic ive said what i wanted to say and love the responses that just tickle me pink.

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                      • #12
                        What a numb nutt you R

                        Originally posted by wicked_lord View Post
                        Today is a blessed day, scum has been removed from this earth.

                        To those who remember the riots over this moron here is the story.
                        http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/18/us...pagewanted=all

                        All that needs to follow are jesse jackson, al sharpton & ben jealous.
                        Watch out for a National Holiday with this morons name.. I bet any money that the truck driver "Reginald Denny" who was pulled from his truck and beaten during the riots will not be remembered when he passes away.

                        RIP DIRTBAG!
                        Anyone that has read the least little tidbit about Rodney King knows that he had a rough addiction period then apparently straightened his life out.

                        I think you have chicken shit stamped on your forehead because I know you wouldn't say any of this in mixed racial company.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by University of Kansas City Missouri

                          The Arrest Record of Rodney King
                          Rodney King's criminal history played a large role in the high-speed chase that led to his arrest, in his controversial and violent arrest, and in the trials that followed. King explained his decision to flee--at a speed exceeding 110 mph--from CHP officers as resulting from a fear that his arrest for speeding would lead to a revocation of his parole and a return to prison: "I was scared of going back to prison and I just kind of thought the problem would just go away." Sergeant Stacey Koon, the supervising officer at King's arrest, concluded (correctly, it turned out) from King's "buffed out appearance" that he was most likely an ex-con who had been working out on prison weights--and assumed therefore that he was a dangerous character. Finally, it was King's criminal history that explained the decision of prosecutors to keep him off the witness stand. If King testified, defense attorneys would be allowed to present the jury with his record of arrests--a record that might influence their deliberations.
                          Many of King's problems with the law stem from his serious drinking problem. According to his parole officer, Tim Fowler, King "was a basically decent guy with borderline intelligence....His problem was alcoholism." (Cannon, p40.)

                          King's Trouble with the Law Prior to His Beating

                          July 27, 1987: According to a complaint filed by his wife, King beat her while she was sleeping, then dragged her outside the house and beat her again. King was charged with battery and pleaded "no contest." He was placed on probation and ordered to obtain counseling. He never got the counseling.
                          November 3, 1989: King, brandishing a tire iron, ordered a convenience store clerk to empty the cash register. The clerk grabbed the tire iron, causing King to fall backwards and knock over a pie rack. King swung the rack at the clerk and fled the store with $200. King was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon, second-degree robbery, and intent to commit great bodily injury. In a plea agreement, King pleaded guilty to the robbery charge and the other charges were dropped. He was sentenced to two years in prison, but was paroled on December 27, 1990.

                          The Arrest of Rodney King on March 3, 1991
                          March 3, 1991: After being seen speeding on the 210 freeway by CHP officers, King led them on a chase at speeds estimated at up to 110 to 115 mph. When finally stopped, King refused requests to get into the prone position and appeared to charge one of the officers. He was beaten and arrested. King was charged with felony evading. Charges were later dropped.
                          King's 3/3/91 Arrest Record
                          King's Trouble with the Law After March 3, 1991
                          May 11, 1991: King was pulled over for having an excessively tinted windshield. Although King was driving without a license and his car registration had expired, King was not charged.
                          May 28, 1991: King picked up a transvestite prostitute in Hollywood who happened to be under surveillance by LAPD officers. King and the prostitute were observed in an alley engaging in sexual activity. When the prostitute spotted the officers, King sped away, nearly hitting one of them. King later explained that he thought the vice officers were robbers trying to kill him. No charges were filed.

                          June 26, 1992: King's second wife reported to police that King had hit her and she feared for her life. King was handcuffed and taken to a police station, but his wife then decided against pressing charges.

                          July 16, 1992: King was arrested at 1:40 A.M. for driving while intoxicated. No charges were filed.

                          August 21, 1993: King crashed into a wall near a downtown Los Angeles nightclub. He had a blood alcohol level of 0.19. King was charged with violating his parole and sent for sixty day to an alcohol treatment center. He was also convicted on the DUI charge and ordered to perform twenty days of community service.

                          May 21, 1995: King was arrested for DUI while on a trip to Pennsylvania. King failed field sobriety tests, but refused to submit to a blood test. He was tried and acquitted.

                          July 14, 1995: King got into an argument with his wife while he was driving, pulled off the freeway and ordered her out of the car. When she started to get out, King sped off, leaving her on the highway with a bruised arm. King was charged with assault with a deadly weapon (his car), reckless driving, spousal abuse, and hit-and-run. King was tried on all four charges, but found guilty only of hit-and-run driving.

                          March 3, 1999: King allegedly injured the sixteen-year-old girl that he had fathered out of wedlock when he was seventeen, as well as the girl's mother. King was arrested for injuring the woman, the girl, and for vandalizing property. King claimed that the incident was simply "a family misunderstanding."

                          September 29, 2001: King was arrested for indecent exposure and use of the hallucinogenic drug PCP.
                          Source : The Arrest Record of Rodney King


                          Guy was fucking trash,turned into a modern day Martyr for every "Racist Blowhard" to refer back to on how blah blah blah /boring and careless.

                          He beat his wife, im sorry that's a no-no and that ***** does not pass go,and does not collect $200. I have very strict moralities and raising your hand to your spouse is not tolerable on any level of circumstances. Same goes for women raising hands to their spouse. So yea,fuck him & good riddance

                          ^5-WL

                          ps : He said "he was afraid he would go back to prison" ,so the answer was a over 100mph car chase that risked the lives of shit tons of other innocent people.There are many many many people in this world who deserve your compassion, and this mafakka isn't one of them.
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                          • #14
                            You guys can defend the scum bag all you want, im far from chicken shit, larry are you interested in meeting in real life? Lets go chicken shit. I will say how i feel to anyone regardless of color. I have colored friends and i have a black brother in law who i talk to on a regular basis. Im by far scared of anyone, i went 10-7 in 2004 (hey giddy u know that code right?? ). Larry keep googling all your answers, its working i promise.

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                            • #15
                              His personal life is irrelevant. He was beaten half to death by a half a dozen or more cops, and someone caught it on camera. People were outraged, as well they should have been. You could put any black man in King's place, regardless of how shitty a person they may or may not be.

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