It’s Not About Michael Brown

The “protesters”, the people “rallying”, and the looters don’t care about Michael Brown.  This is an opportunity for the bored and unemployment to sing, dance, play drums, hold signs, to be seen on T.V., get together with friends, and get free stuff by looting. I wouldn’t be surprised if most of the people we saw on T.V. were unemployed. I saw people laughing and dancing. It’s also an opportunity for the race hustlers like Sharpton and Jackson to remain relevant. America is a first world country with all the opportunity in the world. You can do anything you want to do no matter who you are. Don’t blame the cops for your troubles. A lot of people are going to be embarrassed when the truth comes out. People will realize they were supporting a person that didn’t want to be an upstanding member of society. We saw it from the convenience store video and his gang pictures.

GANG PHOTOS: http://patdollard.com/2014/08/meet-the-real-michael-brown-violent-gun-toting-gangbanger/

CONVENIENT STORE VIDEO: http://www.ijreview.com/2014/08/168283-breaking-shocking-video-michael-brown-robbed-ferguson-convenience-store/

Not a Hero Nor a Coward. But a Druggie

I understand why people are sad about Robin Williams. He was a great comedian and actor. My favorite Robin Williams movie  is "Good Morning Vietnam." I have fond memories of watching that movie in our living room with my Mom, Dad, and brothers when I was in high school.
The media is saying that Williams was depressed. Depression is a disease and he had no way out and that's why he killed himself. It's insulting to cancer and leukemia patients to suggest that depression is a disease. It's a mental condition. Williams depression was brought on by himself. Williams had been doing hardcore drugs for 40 years. He wanted to stop doing drugs and even went to a drug rehabilitation facility this year. But it was too late. He couldn't handle the withdrawals and killed himself.
Our media never wants to talk about drug abuse. We live in a society that says, "If it feels good do it." The media labeled Robin Williams as depressed. Wrong. He was a drug addict. He should have never done drugs in the first place.