Fuck you Darren Wilson. You pos murderer. Enjoy the rest of your life knowing what you did.

[jillan]

I hope you never have a moment of peace ever. I hope your dreams haunt you for the rest of your life and I hope
there really is a heaven and hell because hell awaits your arrival.

[blkmusclmachine]

1. He may, or may not, have a conscience. Some cops don't.

[Beausoir]

9. Stupid ignorant bigotry.

[GummyBearz]

17. I've read

many of your posts tonight. This is one I can fully agree with... we need some damn change in the way cops are held accountable for their actions. And it should start with the good cops (if any even exist now) chiming in on this case, and every other case of excessive use of force.

[Elmer S. E. Dump]

49. I call bullshit!

[bluestateguy]

2. I know we have a lot of atheists on DU

but i am not.

That cop (whose name I will not use) will face God on Judgement Day and His Court always gets the right verdict.

And God's punishment is beyond anything we can imagine .

[Logical]

5. I get it, God loves us so much that is going to punish us forever. Nt

[Elmer S. E. Dump]

50. I don't identify myself as an atheist.

I just base my conclusions on science and any lack of REAL evidence that God has EVER existed. I don't wrap my life around myths and fairy tales.

That being said, he needs to be punished while he is alive. Unfortunately, he first has to be convicted of the crime, which seems unlikely now. I would advise him, however, to watch his back, because there is a real risk that someone may take justice into their own hands.

[ecstatic]

4. AND his enablers, including that joke of a prosecutor. nt

[ChisolmTrailDem]

6. He better never show his face in a black community again. nt

[Beausoir]

8. I'm sure he won't.

Next time you need a cop....who you gonna call?

[ncjustice80]

52. So, when is someone gonna find where the cockroach is hiding?

[Beausoir]

7. What a childish response.

You better hope and pray that you never need a cop to save your ass.

[nomorenomore08]

10. Yeah, so we'd better just let them kill people with impunity.

[jillan]

13. There are good cops out there and then there are cops like Darren Wilson.

I am hardly a child. I lived thru the 60s when they clubbed protesters, I've watched them beat up Rodney King and I am watching them now.

In order to be respected you have to earn it.
I have very little respect for cops.

[onecaliberal]

14. The cops Kill more than they save.

[drray23]

15. excuse me ?

I will take my chances. There are countless examples of people calling the cops for help with for example, a disturbed family member and ending up with them dead. Most of them have a short fuse, are completely unable to listen to your side of the story. All they do is bark orders and if you do not comply within a second they throw you on the ground or worse. Let's face it, good cops are a thing of the past. The past generation has seen militarization of the police and lowering of the standards to the point you have complete oafs walking the street.

[Starry Messenger]

16. *shrug*

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You call them for help and then they shoot you anyway.

[Beausoir]

21. Your post is incoherent.

[Starry Messenger]

28. Really? Maybe if you live in a cave.

[C Moon]

44. MohRokTah ..."this is what I say" ...delete..."tee hee hee!" grow up!

[shallwechat]

47. lol

Cops,....a day late and a dollor short. Only things cops are good for is to fill out paperwork and provide proof for your insurance company.

[oldandhappy]

18. He will never walk the street again.

I wonder how long his recent marriage will last with all the tension he will carry forever. He will be constantly looking over his shoulder. Verdict was not peace for him. No peace for Gov. Nixon either. Ferguson has entered our language.

[Beausoir]

20. Of course he will. He will go on to live a normal life.

He will be a cop somewhere.

[oldandhappy]

29. maybe in Wyoming

You think he would feel safe in any place where people read papers or watch something other than Fox or who check things out on the internet? I don't think anyone will go gunning for him, but I do suspect he would be considered a liability in many places. And maybe you got it. Maybe he will just go on as before. Hard for me to imagine, but ... I accept it.

[Odin2005]

19. I hope get gets some "Street Justice".

[Beausoir]

22. Don't be a chicken....just go ahead and clarify what "street justice" means.

What a brave keyboard warrior!!!

[Odin2005]

24. When the system no longer works people will take to vigilantism. n/t.

[Beausoir]

25. C'mon. What are you REALLY trying to say?

Have the balls to come right out and advocate for what you believe.

[Odin2005]

26. You know what I am "trying to say", don't play stupid.

[Beausoir]

27. Be brave and just say it.

Don't hide behind your keyboard. Just spell it all out. Do it!

I can't stand cowardice. If you have strongly held convictions...at least be brave enough to state them without all this silly innuendo.

[U4ikLefty]

31. Says the person talking shit behind THEIR keyboard.

[uponit7771]

23. PLEASE POST THE PIC OF WILSON JUST FINE IN HOSPITAL

[MrMickeysMom]

30. Police, for the most part, push their feelings down...

It's the only way they can cope… It's fucking TOXIC.

[HeiressofBickworth]

32. Sorry to say, but

Wilson will never suffer a moment of regret or fear. From before his first shot was fired, he was convinced of the righteousness of his actions and subsequent events will not change the sick bastard's view. For him, the system worked just fine. If he had been a black cop who shot a white kid, the results would have been very different. The Grand Jury hearing was orchestrated by the Prosecuting Attorney who by all appearances, did NOT want an indictment.

"On August 21, State Senator Jamilah Nasheed presented a petition with 70,000 signatures calling for McCulloch's recusal, based on the close relationship between McCulloch and the police department, as well as accusations that he didn't file charges when he should have against two undercover officers who shot and killed two unarmed black men in 2000, and other controversies. (Wikipedia)

"Media reports characterized McCulloch as not impartial, as his father was a police officer killed in an incident with an African-American suspect, and his mother, brother, uncle, and cousin served with the St. Louis Police Department; Newsweek reported McCulloch's "long history of siding with the police." (Wikipedia)

It has been stated many times the general understanding is that a Grand Jury gives the prosecutor whatever outcome the prosecutor wants. If the prosecutor wants an indictment, s/he gets it. If they don't want one, they don't get one. It's pretty much the way the system is designed.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

38. I remember during the Trayvon Martin trial when I said the prosecution was throwing the case....

Less experienced members here though I was nuts to even suggest it as if the legal system is sacrosanct.

The motive in throwing a case like this is often to prevent the family from collecting a gazzillion bucks in the following civil liability suit.

Oh, and remember, in that case they didn't want to press charges either.

BTW: Remember when the FBI got involved here and the cops couldn't even produce a police report? When they finally did it was obviously filled out just to give the FBI something.

[HeiressofBickworth]

40. What exacerbates the problem

is the APPEARANCE of bias on the part of the Prosecutor. In a perfect system (which we obviously don't have), he would have recused himself or been removed by the district attorney, or whoever is his superior. The failure to appear unbiased underlines the fact that no one at all can expect a fair chance. Anger and disruption out of frustration is the result.

I worked my entire career in the legal field -- corporate paralegal. Fortunately, my exposure to the court system was very limited.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

48. I'd like to see Robert McCulloch try to doubletalk Gort.

[Blue_Tires]

46. +1

[lovemydog]

55. McCulloch was not impartial at all,

as you point out.

I could tell from watching the press conference. He didn't want an indictment on any charge.

[workinclasszero]

33. That pig will get his one day

On earth or in burning hell...MURDERER!

[jillan]

35. Wow - what a weird question. But to answer it - if it was reversed....

Michael Brown would be sitting in jail for the rest of his life - and would not have been able to enjoy his freedom or just get married like Darren is now able to do.

If you murder someone for whatever reason, you are a murderer. Especially when you murder an unarmed person with 12 bullets.

[ncjustice80]

53. To be honest, no I wouldnt have. Wilson probably deaerved it.

[Carolina]

54. You are really something BL

Mike Brown was walking down the street minding his business (much like Trayvon Martin) when Wilson set his sights on him. Wilson aggressively pursued him initially for the major crime of walking in the street. He then tried to pull him in the car where he shot him twice. MB escaped and Wilson, who was sooooo in fear for his life, left the vehicle and further pursued Brown on foot! He ultimately fired his gun over 10 times.

Spare me your tripe.Wislon murdered this kid in broad daylight and then he and his fellow racist cops allowed that kid's body to lie in the street, in the hot summer sun and initially uncovered, for over 4 hours. It was a clear message that it's hunting season, that Black males are the target and that cops are untouchable.

America was founded on genocide and slavery, and has a lethal history against brown, black and yellow people. There will be hell to pay one day for all the Michael Browns, Trayvon Martins, Emmett Tills, Amadou Diallos, Medger Evers, MLKs, countless native Americans, countless Vietnamese, countless Iraqis, and poor people of Central/South Americans (Chile- CIA installed Pinochet, Iran -Contra)

And so, if Brown had managed to get Wilson's gun (in self defense), Wilson would have deserved whatever he got. He started a senseless fight... just as most bullying cowards. May he rot in hell.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

36. You can expect to see his smug face on FOX "News".

[DRoseDARs]

37. I think the bigger concern is knowing countless numbers want him dead.

Guilty or innocent, he's a marked man for the rest (of whatever remains) of his life.

[akbacchus_BC]

39. Jillan, he will live every after, he is white!

Don't you know, all black kids are threats to the police? Hope you know that is scarcasm!

[Kablooie]

41. That life may not be too long if his private info is discovered.

He may have to be looking over his shoulder for a long time.

[world wide wally]

42. Have you ever wondered why the guy with the gun is always innocent when shooting an

unarmed person?

[C Moon]

45. great point!

[akbacchus_BC]

43. Jillan, cops never have a conscience.

That Guy Wilson will live in his brains for what he did to an child who was unarmed! Most likely he will out himself. How could a normal human being live with killing another one for no reason! He is screwed and am glad he is, POS!

[AverageJoe90]

51. I second that. FUCK the coward Darren Wilson.

Hell, that's probably the nicest thing we can say about this asshole. You DO NOT shoot an unarmed person who's running away from you and poses NO threat to your safety, for ANY reason, as a police officer.

[ladjf]

56. Sociopaths typically experience no remorse following their criminal acts. nt

[jillan]

57. That is so true. I was married to one. They compartmentalize their feelings &

believe their lies.