I've found his tumblr account to be a great source of information about the way the police treat black people. http://jessehimself.tumblr.com

I noticed a couple of tweets saying he shouldn't have worn the hoodie. I thought it was brilliant. It was like he was silently saying "Yes I'm on your TV every week, but I could be Trayvon Martin or Mike Brown too."

I thought it was after this:

How about not killing an unarmed black teenager.

Here's Barrowman's

Most of the tactics being used to blame Mike Brown remind me of the way the Bloody Sunday victims were treated. They were accused of starting the trouble that day, at least two were killed with their hands in the air, then afterwards some even had weapons planted on them.

I'll bet everything I have that she starts sentences with "I'm not racist..."

Hailey Ramm and Aisha Dee from Chasing Life were nominated and both this photograph on their instagram:

Or racist and sexist.

How do you know she was poor when she had them? People's circumstances can change.

How do you know they were accidents? Or do you think poor women should never plan to have children?

I wish I could star this a million times.

A few have been prosecuted in the UK. I think there were a couple of socially isolated guys, but some with 'normal' lives too.

Ah, another Alan Cumming, Sean Connery type. They love Scotland so much they want it to be independent, they don't love Scotland enough to live and work her though.

What the Jesus is that?!

I used to answer 999 calls in the UK and there's a service called Typetalk (which just as it sounds the deaf person types, someone else relayed the info) and christ it was a major pain (for them, not us). This would be much more effective.

I don't think they should be getting instructions, but mentioning it, saying it's ok, three's nothing wrong with you if you want to do it, sounds reasonable.

Lol! That was my initial reaction.

It was more general dumbness, like people who let their kids play with the house phone then are surprised when the kid hit 9 three times.

I've answered 999 calls, and it made me despair at humanity.