Name:	lucky67 -	Reply
Subject:	ferguson
Date:	11/30/2014 10:20:23 PM

so now the policeman has been forced to resign after being acquitted, to appease REV AL; how is this guy supposed to make a living for his family ?? hope he gets full pay for 30 years & a pension; were woosies--giving in to all these demands--they will never be satisfied--bet HOLDER & OBAMA had something to do with this; does this mean every policeman who kills a black person will lose their job ???

Name:	Talullahhound -	Reply
Subject:	ferguson
Date:	12/1/2014 8:37:05 AM

I read that he did not get a severence package.  One article I read said that the Chief of Police asked him if he realized that, should he stay, his first call would lead to an alley and his death.  I think resigning is probably the noble and safe thing to do.  As much as we all would love to see him stay on and continue to do his job after the Grand Jury failed to bring charges, the reality is that he would be a target for the thugs.  At least he is still young enough to find another career. 

Name:	Woodrow -	Reply
Subject:	ferguson
Date:	12/1/2014 8:59:32 PM

 Unfortunately, this young man will need to find a new state, identity and career. Lots of issues. Failure of leadership.

Name:	MAJ USA RET -	Reply
Subject:	ferguson
Date:	12/1/2014 11:38:26 PM

And the converse of the grand jury finding would be the justice sought by THE Reverends Jackson and Sharpton (et al)?  I would like them to piece by piece, publically describe and debate the evidence afforded the grand jury. Arguments would fail in the face of hard truth. 

Actually, the justice they require is the justice they mete out within their culture. To them... righteousness is solely within the eye and purview of the offended and "disrespected."

- - LMF Curmudgeon