Did you read the HuffPo piece? The whole thing about celebrating a KILLING of an unarmed man on his knees with t-shirts? Crystal fucking clear.

Good distinction. Even worse.

No, he was suspected of selling loose cigarettes. No cigarettes were ever found on Mr. Garner.

Well, he's a piece of shit.

What law did 12 year old Tamir Rice break?

I love fictional stories about dystopian futures. I'm less of a fan about our dystopian present.

Wow, so basically tax evation.

He was selling loose cigarettes without a license...a crime, apparently, punishable by death now.

Barthel even angered the spirit world with his idiotic callousness.

Might get chilly wearing just a t-shirt. May I suggest this hoodie to wear over top of it? You really want to drive the point home with as many tone-deaf layers as possible.

Don't break the law...or else we'll kill you. Yeah, that's not fascist at all.

This is particularly galling in light of the Supreme Court's very recent decision that police officers may be excused from not knowing the law (http://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cas…) (full disclosure: I'm following what other commentators have said about the opinion in Heien, and have not yet read it). So—and I…

Wow, I regret looking at that forum. I made it to the "regular or extra-crispy" entry and had to close it before I threw something.

BREATHE DEEP

Terrific response here: http://southbendvoice.com/2014/12/16/edi…

On behalf of sane Hoosiers everywhere (there are a few of us, despite our history of fuckery), I want to apologize for this idiot.

I could see Officer Ray Albers wearing one.

Not that it really matters in the case, other than to tell off racist apologists, but I don't recall ever seeing why the cops first accosted him (Eric Garner). Can anyone enlighten me?

Someone should respond with billboards that say, "DEAR POLICE: Innocent until proven guilty, but in any case, try not to murder anyone today."