Reply #192: Not so strange as it becomes it peculiar to understand the levels of omission people... [View All]

[bridgit]

are willing to exhibit in response to this incident where now, all of a sudden, personal experiences are to be considered as rationale for why otherwise innocuous little OP's are precisely not that; but forms of faux-reason having sought all along instead; from the genus 'post message', to come down on every and all sides while walking the notion forward, backward and sideways that Cambridge cops are hunting/looking for black men (especially perhaps AA Prof's of AA Studies :eyes:) in so-called white neighborhoods in the course of subverting process and tampering with witnesses just to make it all so so yeah...I find that peculiar; that after all these machinations blind-eyed calls to potentially violent revolt against 'nefarious/evil authorities' such as the Cambridge PD for deigning to act upon a civilian 911 call regarding a possible B&E while dismissing any obstructions upon that process and all because Jack's magic beans are no longer viable? Look...

Fairy Tales analogize evil that much is clear. They analogize goodness as well: home, family, friendship, charity, fidelity, community, personal resolve, redemption, resolution, etc, lots of stuff big stuff but make no mistake a fairy tale is just that it's a fairy tale. And people pooh-pooh them all the time, until they discover they're wandering inside one like Hansel & Gretel then the scene changes,

"OMG, there was this witch and she like *caught* me with this little trail of pepperoni pizza bites and wouldn't let me go and she kept feeding me rotten Snickers bars and spitting in my Kiwi Cool Aid which was pissing me off and I remember thinking, 'Where is that woodsman with that axe, dammit!? I pay mountains of candy to keep this from happening and here I am anyway oh well...if & when he ever gets here I'll just explain *my* personal experience to him. And that should go a long way to making everything just like The Baby Bear's Bed once again, yeah...that's what I'll do that's the ticket :)'"

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...congrat'z...

You're on the front porch of your own Cambridge-Conundrum near to where the king's men ride well shod heavy-horse in the course of their throwing good souls after bad if only we had prepared for them, the woodsman is obstructed and made less helpful - tied - by way of torn and haphazardly braided anarchists and pamphleteers parading through the veil of an incendiary devise a jig saw puzzle with a missing piece that will when concluded flesh out 'witness/observer/experience/personal point of reference' and to that I say kudos,

Cause you & I both know that my personal experiences simply aren't cool enough, whaaaaaa! Still, my question is this:

So they caught your burglar with what seemed like no info at all, huh? Hm, well that's cool. But that seemed like a stretch, or no? Well, either way I refer to those as 'cop eyes' it's a Sherlock Holmes/Sam Spade/Colombo kinda thing thankfully, however, politics isn't the only discipline that has a scientific foyer leading up to it -

http://www.law.berkeley.edu/searchResults.html?cx=009897613207788849675%3Aziggeafa8q8&cof=FORID%3A11&q=criminology#1002

Burglary it shouldn't need to be mentioned, flows easily from what often begins as B&E. If people don't want police services that's fine. They can forgo the fire dept too in the course of dumping their own garbage and humping their own water & sewage up & down flights of urban stairs. People can go on the red, stop on the green and change their oil on the yellow, but there will come a time such people will come up against another point of view different from their own. And that's when being able to remain flexible becomes a valuable, affirmative, noteworthy trait imo of course

The 911 tapes have been released, interested concerns are pouring over them as we key these things. Care to place any bets? Cause I'm not the betting kind :(:)