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Senator
NW10th St
RED DOG SALOON
WHEN BAD ASS or are ya a PUNK_______________

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Listen dogs ass. I have no desire to kick the ass of a 65+ y/o drunk.

It's a shame we couldn't have met 15 yrs. ago.
 

Charcat

One of the Patsy's
you suck at reading, do I have to read the post for you? I left Pittsburgh 18 years ago, so this was 18-23 years ago when I lived there. At that time, the entire pittsburgh police force was 100% white and openly racist, to the point that it was okay for cops to kill niggers and say so. That's what I confronted in that city and I worked downtown. Things were changing, but that was the starting point.
I think there's something wrong with your "memory."

The city has dealt with efforts to create court-ordered minority hiring in the past. A federal consent decree forced the city to hire one white woman and one black male and female for every white male officer hired from 1975 to 1991.

Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/sep/2/fewer-black-pittsburgh-cops-since-aclu-bias-suit/#ixzz3YZA1qtql
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
 

Days

Commentator
I've known people who have lived in Pittsburgh. I've never heard that rendition of the city.

Have any quotes from police officers proudly proclaiming to the media "Hey! I killed a Negro today!!"
The whites did not live with the blacks in Pittsburgh. Again, there was over 1700 complaints on file against police brutality, not one single reprimand handed out. Wrap your head around that. I lived there, the jargon was what I heard daily from whites, it was open racism that I was expected to agree with; know what, that existed in Cleveland also, before I lived in Pittsburgh. And it existed in Detroit area when I grew up there. It doesn't exist here, in the Chicago area.

My parents were rather progressive in their attitudes toward blacks, my father never bothered to move his company's branch location from Wyoming street in Detroit, even after the riots, when everyone else moved out of Detroit. At that time, gangs of black kids were roaming the freeways and killing white people, driving the "white flight" from the city. Every city has its own history, you should visit downtown Detroit - just walk around and open your eyes, you'll be amazed.

We have a serious cultural challenge in this nation. That's why there's a black history month, to rid the culture of the slave mentality that haunts it. America was a slave nation for so many centuries, it doesn't disappear just because you change some laws.

While i was living in Pittsburgh the first cousin of our all pro defensive end on the Pittsburgh Steelers was driving his nice car in the southern hills (white suburbs). Blacks are not allowed there. period. White police spotted him and pulled him over - no traffic violation - just pulled him over, pulled him out of the car, and killed him on the spot. The man died from suffocation from the officers boot applying continuous pressure on his neck. Even the white community was outraged, so they had to bring in a jury from Philadelphia for trial, but the officers all got off scott free and no one was reprimanded, not even a single day's work was lost.

I worked a job in those hills. My boss' older brother was a Lutheran priest... so he liked me, being a zealous born-again Christian. A day came when my stepson was visiting from Washington DC, and I happened to be buying a company van for my brother in Ann Arbor, MI. My boss saw the brown skin on my stepson and fired me... racism comes first, that's all there is to it. They explain the reason you are fired... "how come your stepson has brown skin?" "because his dad comes from Pakistan" "you're fired"... and if you think I give a damn about your politics, or have ever made a Lie up just to post it against your politics... pfffft. I couldn't care less about politics. But I have lived 55 years, 90% of it in the Great Lakes area, and I have never seen this utopia of fair police you talk about. In Detroit, Coleman Brown fired the white police force and replaced it with a black police force... it wasn't fair to the white cops, but it had to be done.

open your little eyes.
 

Dawg

President
Supporting Member
Listen dogs ass. I have no desire to kick the ass of a 65+ y/o drunk.

It's a shame we couldn't have met 15 yrs. ago.
boy, you no more could have kick'd my ass now than 15 years ago................I'd sent you to ER 15 years ago...........today, I'd send you to HELL.

Hey offer is REAL...........NW10th St-RED DOG SALOON....OKC.......anytime you putz son-of-a-bitch.............MAN-UP.........or be known as a punk coward............
 

Jen

Senator
boy, you no more could have kick'd my ass now than 15 years ago................I'd sent you to ER 15 years ago...........today, I'd send you to HELL.

Hey offer is REAL...........NW10th St-RED DOG SALOON....OKC.......anytime you putz son-of-a-bitch.............MAN-UP.........or be known as a punk coward............
He is a jerk who is not worth our time, Dawg.
 

Days

Commentator
I think there's something wrong with your "memory."

The city has dealt with efforts to create court-ordered minority hiring in the past. A federal consent decree forced the city to hire one white woman and one black male and female for every white male officer hired from 1975 to 1991.

Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/sep/2/fewer-black-pittsburgh-cops-since-aclu-bias-suit/#ixzz3YZA1qtql
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
A federal sting of circuit court judges (those are federal judges) found that 45 of the 55 judges were openly taking bribes for traffic violations. One judge was reprimanded. They justified that by saying it would serve as a warning to the other judges.

The city openly did not care. It went right on living the same way it always had. Laws were not followed, the local culture was maintained full force. You would be surprised how sentiments really run in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Kentucky... those are pro-slavery states, that's what the people are like.

I not only worked downtown in Pittsburgh, I worked as a window washer, so i saw the street action. The police station was located right in the heart of the area of city my company worked.... I never saw a black police officer, period. If they did hire any, they didn't work the immediate vicinity of the police station on Grant street. My memory isn't the best, but it isn't failing me on that point, because it would have made a huge impression on me if I had seen just one black cop.

Things were changing... but very slowly. That incident where the cops killed the cousin of the Steelers all-pro defensive end made more headway into the problem than any progerssive laws forced upon the hiring practices of the city cops... if they followed that law I would be totally amazed... they probably hired a few blacks, nothing close to the ratios demanded by that law.
 
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Saladin2

Senator
Supporting Member
boy..all you have posted for years makes you a lying asswipe.............
how can you have posted "fvck off and die"--death too "old white conservatives" and expect anyone now to fall for this shit?
Old white conservatives that are bigots ,homophobes sexist anti government militia types...Can indeed Fvck off and Die
 

freyasman

Senator
boy, you no more could have kick'd my ass now than 15 years ago................I'd sent you to ER 15 years ago...........today, I'd send you to HELL.

Hey offer is REAL...........NW10th St-RED DOG SALOON....OKC.......anytime you putz son-of-a-bitch.............MAN-UP.........or be known as a punk coward............
Let it go, Dawg.... he's being a punk.
 

Lukey

Senator
A federal sting of circuit court judges (those are federal judges) found that 45 of the 55 judges were openly taking bribes for traffic violations. One judge was reprimanded. They justified that by saying it would serve as a warning to the other judges.

The city openly did not care. It went right on living the same way it always had. Laws were not followed, the local culture was maintained full force. You would be surprised how sentiments really run in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Kentucky... those are pro-slavery states, that's what the people are like.

I not only worked downtown in Pittsburgh, I worked as a window washer, so i saw the street action. The police station was located right in the heart of the area of city my company worked.... I never saw a black police officer, period. If they did hire any, they didn't work the immediate vicinity of the police station on Grant street. My memory isn't the best, but it isn't failing me on that point, because it would have made a huge impression on me if I had seen just one black cop.

Things were changing... but very slowly. That incident where the cops killed the cousin of the Steelers all-pro defensive end made more headway into the problem than any progerssive laws forced upon the hiring practices of the city cops... if they followed that law I would be totally amazed... they probably hired a few blacks, nothing close to the ratios demanded by that law.
First of all, the South Hills cops who killed that guy weren't part of the city police force. Secondly, the city police have had a series of black chiefs (including a woman) for at least the past ten or fifteen years. It has changed quite a bit around here...
 
That is just unbelievable.
Unbelievable that there is a segment of people who think that if things aren't going their way they need to destroy the place they live. Unbelievable that people will go to the place someone else lives and destroy it. Destruction of property = unconscionably STUPID.

I have zero respect for anyone who does that sort of thing or upholds or agrees with it. The mayor of Baltimore is a moron. I don't know if she's Democrat or Republican, but I do know she's an idiot of high degree.

Mourning? NOPE. They use any excuse to loot. That isn't "mourning".
This may not sound politically correct, but you can take the animal out of the jungle but you can't take the jungle out of the animal. The people that are causing this destruction are animals. What is unbelievable is that the police stood idly by and did nothing to protect the property that was destroyed. The rioters burned private businesses and automobiles and the police just watched from afar. Complete anarchy. The mayor of Baltimore is an idiot.
 
It gets frustrating repeating myself but it needs to be done.

Let me try to make it as short as I can...

Urban vs Rural/ White vs Black....crime

You put hundreds of thousands of white ignorant rednecks in an urban setting, and you'll see the same thing.

But you don't want to admit that, do you?

"You put hundreds of thousands of white ignorant rednecks in an urban setting, and you'll see the same thing."

I can't recall when a mob of 'WHITE IGNORANT REDNECKS" burned a large percentage of a major city.

It is now becoming quite common for black thugs to do this, but after all, this is the age of Obama.
 
Why would I not want to admit that? You get a large enough group of anyone together and stupid shit will happen.
I've been to many fairly large Tea Party rallies and they have always been peaceful and they leave the area cleaner than it was after they're done.
 

gigi

Mayor
I'm playing catch-up with the news stories but was it ever a protest? Or a demonstration? Or did the SJWs just skip right to the rioting, arson, and looting?
There were days of peaceful and prayerful protest that still continue despite the actions of the violent kids. But the media didn't devote more than a minute here or there to reporting this fact.
 

Charcat

One of the Patsy's
There were days of peaceful and prayerful protest that still continue despite the actions of the violent kids. But the media didn't devote more than a minute here or there to reporting this fact.
Actually, I saw a lot of that--during the riots. There were many people out there supporting the police, including ministers. Today has also been an inspiration watching other kids out there picking up the litter and trash and trying to help.
 

Jen

Senator
This may not sound politically correct, but you can take the animal out of the jungle but you can't take the jungle out of the animal. The people that are causing this destruction are animals. What is unbelievable is that the police stood idly by and did nothing to protect the property that was destroyed. The rioters burned private businesses and automobiles and the police just watched from afar. Complete anarchy. The mayor of Baltimore is an idiot.
The mayor specifically told everyone including the police to give those thugs space to destroy property. That's why the police stood by and watched it happen.

It's a thuggish barbaric city right down to the people running it.
 

Days

Commentator
First of all, the South Hills cops who killed that guy weren't part of the city police force. Secondly, the city police have had a series of black chiefs (including a woman) for at least the past ten or fifteen years. It has changed quite a bit around here...
glad to hear it. I was part of the genesis of that change. Again, I lived in Squirrel Hill from 1992-1997. And I was speaking about the culture of the entire area, not just the one police station downtown... that was the area of town where I worked as a window washer. I also worked a later job in the south hills. I also sold cars after that in Monroeville.
 

Lukey

Senator
glad to hear it. I was part of the genesis of that change. Again, I lived in Squirrel Hill from 1992-1997. And I was speaking about the culture of the entire area, not just the one police station downtown... that was the area of town where I worked as a window washer. I also worked a later job in the south hills. I also sold cars after that in Monroeville.
It seemed like you were conflating the South Hills cops with the PGH police force, not that they don't have their own skeletons in their closet. But the worst part of it now is you rarely see ANY cops, at least not downtown. The budget cuts have done away with the beat cops. Just a few years ago we'd see cops riding bikes around downtown but I can't remember the last time I saw one of them.
 

Days

Commentator
It seemed like you were conflating the South Hills cops with the PGH police force, not that they don't have their own skeletons in their closet. But the worst part of it now is you rarely see ANY cops, at least not downtown. The budget cuts have done away with the beat cops. Just a few years ago we'd see cops riding bikes around downtown but I can't remember the last time I saw one of them.
whoa! really? the place was buzzing with activity when I worked there. (downtown)

My bad if I left the impression that the South Hills cops were from anywhere else but the South Hills. That was a culture of extreme racism in those parts, and really, backward, like 100 years behind the times. Some things nice about that, but, racism wasn't one of them.
 

Lukey

Senator
whoa! really? the place was buzzing with activity when I worked there. (downtown)

My bad if I left the impression that the South Hills cops were from anywhere else but the South Hills. That was a culture of extreme racism in those parts, and really, backward, like 100 years behind the times. Some things nice about that, but, racism wasn't one of them.
I knew what you meant but I figured folks who'd never been here might not. I'm sorry if I came across as accusatory - I was just making sure the record was clear on that. Haha - I'm from the North Hills so I want to make sure the South Hills gets all the bad press it deserves!

The downtown is still buzzing, maybe more than when you were here. But you just don't see the beat cops anymore, at least during the day (I get out before 4:00).
 

Days

Commentator
I knew what you meant but I figured folks who'd never been here might not. I'm sorry if I came across as accusatory - I was just making sure the record was clear on that. Haha - I'm from the North Hills so I want to make sure the South Hills gets all the bad press it deserves!

The downtown is still buzzing, maybe more than when you were here. But you just don't see the beat cops anymore, at least during the day (I get out before 4:00).
The North Hills were cool. I used to go to D-Bolt and get supplies I needed to do the mntc work on window washing equipment on the tall buildings like One Oxford, Three Mellon, and One Oliver. Just driving up into the North hills was an experience. Everyone was friendly, not like the [Unwelcome language removed] in the South Hills. I lived my whole 5 years on top of Squirrel Hill and I do mean on top... I lived on beacon street. When I drove into downtown (at 5 AM) the iron works were all tore down but new buildings were just beginning to pop up on the Allegheny I can remember my first year there, seeing nothing but grass and river all the way into the city. I loved living in Squirrel Hill. taking walks in the trails in the ravines and going to the parks with views of Oakland and downtown, it was amazing. Just walk down beacon street and turn into the trails, once i was walking back home staring into the largest rainbow God ever built. I passed a guy walking downhill and realizing it was behind him, told him to turn around and look, he thanked me mightily, said if I hadn't told him he would never have seen it... that's the same mission I have with the good news of Jesus Christ resurrection.

arrrrrgh! that was the Monongahela I drove next to, not the Allegheny. I have a picture of me on top of the firewall at Three Mellon, just about to start washing. You can see the Allegheny in the back ground; I think that was 41 stories in the air, the firewall is a good ten or eleven feet above roof level. My wife says the photo is in with the photobooks buried deep in the dark dungeon of her closet. Joey had me take a picture of him in the stage over the wall and then he took a shot of me still up on the wall, gave me the picture after it was developed. Wish I could post it, cuz y'all would think I'm still that young!
 
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