This is a great article on the consequences of American evangelicals twisting Romans 13.
This is a great article on the consequences of American evangelicals twisting Romans 13.
These border patrol agents are communists. I can’t believe they think they can treat people like this or that it even crossed their minds.
The founding fathers went to war for a fraction of what we endure and no one seems to care.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwR2CV6uSdQ
What is it going to take to wake people up?
The whole story is that there was a trace of marijuana odor–enough to cause the dog to alert–and the driver was in handcuffs for an hour and released without charges.
The issue is that Americans can’t even drive down the road without being harassed by dirtbags on a power trip.
The founding fathers of this country declared independence because of unjust taxes, and being forced to quarter British troops, among other reasons. The battle of Lexington and Concord took place because the British were trying to seize weapons.
I believe the colonists had the right to defend themselves. The taxes were unjust (because there is an absolute moral standard for justice), and they were right to fight for justice.
Watch this and tell me this is not much worse than what the colonists were facing in the 1770s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNzc1E-3U58
I would be remiss if I didn’t post on this one. Sorry about all the cussing from the camera man. It’s really annoying.
I’m sure the guy was crazy and fighting. The issue is that the cops don’t want to protect crazy people they’d rather kill them than risk a few scrapes and bruises. They were in no real danger.
This makes the world make a little more sense:
http://covenantaldivide.com/the-cost-of-rejecting-gods-law/
One of the prices of rejecting God’s law is a ridiculous amount of security at the superbowl.
“We ought to obey God rather than men.” -The Apostle Peter and other apostles, Holy Bible Acts 5:29
“For earthly princes lay aside their power when they rise up against God, and are unworthy to be reckoned among the number of mankind. We ought, rather, to spit upon their heads than to obey them.” ~John Calvin
“But hereof be assured, that all is not lawful nor just that is statute by civil laws; neither yet is everything sin before God, which ungodly persons allege to be treason.” -John Knox
“Let a thing here be noted, that the prophet of God sometimes may teach treason against kings, and yet neither he nor such as obey the word, spoken in the Lord’s name by him, offend God.” -John Knox
“If their princes exceed their bounds, Madam, it is no doubt that they may be resisted even by power.” -John Knox (while being questioned by Queen Mary about his views which legitimized subjects resisting their princes)
Here’s a news story about it.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/quebec-police-admit-they-went-undercover-at-montebello-protest-1.656171
The city settled for $1.5 million on this one. The guy was supposedly hard of hearing and had earphones in. He was given only a few seconds to comply. I don’t know why him carrying a knife was even a problem for this murderous cop. The cop should receive the death penalty. (That’s not just my opinion, but the teaching of the Bible.)
The first 40 seconds or so of the video is silent.
From the FreeThoughtProject.com: On August 11, Taylor, his brother, and his cousin were exiting a 7-Eleven in an area where police were searching for a suspect who had allegedly been waving a gun around. These uninvolved young men allegedly matched the description.
When the three men exited the convenience store they were surrounded by officers and ordered to show their hands. Two of the men stopped and complied, Dillon Taylor, listening to music, kept walking.
Barely 40 seconds go by from the time Dillon is approached until he is shot by this trigger happy officer.
Police state that when ordered to stop and show his hands by Officer Bron Cruz, the killer cop who was following Taylor as he walked away, Taylor said, “No, fool.”, this is apparently punishable by death.
His brother and cousin maintain he was simply pulling up his pants.
The County Attorney states Taylor put his hands in his waistband, then lifted his shirt with one hand, while his other hand was “in a drawing motion,”. Interesting, seeing as how he was unarmed.
“He couldn’t hear them, so he just kept walking. Then … they had guns pointed at his face. That’s when he turned off the music,” Taylor’s brother Jerrail Taylor told the victim-blaming SLC Tribune. “I saw them point guns at my brother’s face, and I knew what was going to happen.”
One officer told Taylor to get on the ground, while another told him to put his hands on his head.
“He got confused, he went to pull up his pants to get on the ground, and they shot him,” Jerrail Taylor said.
The SLC Tribune, parroting the police, reported that Taylor has had prior run-in’s with the law, although even the police admit that the officer did not know this and it was unrelated. Trying to portray victims as villains is a shameful tactic used far too frequently.
They also report he was intoxicated, with a blood alcohol content of .18, which may explain his confusion and poor judgement when reacting to the situation. It is important to remember, however, that this man had committed no crime, aside from underage drinking, and was not driving when the incident occurred. These young men had simply gone to the store to purchase drinks.
Taylor was shot in the chest and abdomen, his body was then handcuffed before he would receive any medical attention.
The police-apologist SLC Tribune has footage of this, but has decided to withhold it claiming it is too graphic. Based on their extremely despicable reporting however, it would be a safe bet to say that the footage likely just makes their beloved officers look bad.