Comments Thread For: Mayweather: Focus More on Police Brutality, Less on Bill Cosby

[Reloaded]

No proof. 1,000 more can come forward, but not one of those *****es tried to press charges at the time so **** them, and their story. Too many have come forward, for a few not to have filed a complaint and had a **** kit done. At this point they are looking really suspect.

They were mere kids at the time he was a superstar with lots of power and they didnt know each other to confide so they probably believed they were the only one , and its more than reasonable nudging on logical that they would behave like that , so many young women were ******ed by relatives and never said a word for all sorts of emotional guilt that women treated like this have loads off .

Personally and I could be wrong but just on watching the interviews of these woman and reactions of Bill Cosby , Im not reading into media story after story Im just looking at the accusers and the accused and how they react to it , I believe Cosby did it .

[YOU WILL LOSE]

cosby already admitted to giving many women quaaludes prior to sex in the deposition that took place last year. racism didnt force him to do that. racism didnt force him to have multiple affairs across decades. nnocent until proven guilty, ok but his character isnt looking so good right now, explain in his own words. not the white boogeyman floyd sees

but everyone knows a certain race has a problem calling out bad behavior within their group and that is why their community is usually a chithole

[travestyny]

It's clear that some of you don't know how to read well, or just are trying to fit your own agenda by twisting Mayweather's words or assuming what you believe he really means.

Never in this statement did he say that it is OK to **** women. Never did he say that Cosby was innocent because he is black. Actually, it's right there written for you to see that he says what Cosby did is NOT RIGHT.

What he did say is that he believes the police brutality that takes place in America should take a higher precedence in our collective thoughts than Cosby's crimes that were committed many, many years ago. He likely doesn't have an issue with the victims being more concerned with what was done to them, but he wonders why, according to him, society seems more interested in that story than what has taken place with police brutality against blacks, especially recently. Whether you believe his statement is true that society seems more interested in the Cosby case than police brutality is up for debate.

I really enjoy this site because I'm sometimes amazed with the intelligence shown by fans of such a brutal sport, but there are definitely times when it's clear many of you have the intelligence of a bag of dust, are so engulfed with hate, or would have hid behind white sheets in the past.

[Bronx2245]

Oh that's an example "police butality"? Well hey how about this. Stop having a roughly 15 times higher per capita ****/murder rate than evryone else and you might be profiled less. As of right now it's the only way the police can use resources efficiently.

Black supremacists and emo kids need mandatory field trips to the third world so they can understand terms like "oppressed" and "brutality".

It's "brutality" when the cops give up on patrolling gang infested neighborhoods to. You just can't reason with people who lash out at you for "oppressing" them when you're trying to save them from their own backwardness.

They're not using the same tactics to combat the "heroin" epidemic in New England, or the "Meth" epidemic in rural America. I wonder why?

October 30, 2015:

When the nation’s long-running war against drugs was defined by the crack epidemic and based in poor, predominantly black urban areas, the public response was defined by zero tolerance and stiff prison sentences. But today’s heroin crisis is different. While heroin use has climbed among all demographic groups, it has skyrocketed among whites; nearly 90 percent of those who tried heroin for the first time in the last decade were white.

And the growing army of families of those lost to heroin — many of them in the suburbs and small towns — are now using their influence, anger and grief to cushion the country’s approach to drugs, from altering the language around addiction to prodding government to treat it not as a crime, but as a disease.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/31/us...ents.html?_r=0

[radioraheem]

Oh OK, what about American Indians, tell me how they are treated to whites, or blacks for that matter? Blacks can have it pretty well in America from what I've seen. I went to college with plenty of blacks, work with plenty of blacks who make good wages.......$80K-100K a year. Tell me how they have been treated unfairly .

Now compare that to Indians living in run down trailers with no money and no hope. Who's looking out for them, where is their advocacy?

Blacks don't have it pretty well in America. And part of it is because of simple mathematics. ********** will never have more opportunity than any race that outnumbers them, especially when it's by such a huge factor. You could not have went to college with 'plenty' of Blacks unless you went to an HBCU. All other colleges Blacks are in the small minority of the student body.

Ask your Black co-workers who you claim to know many of -- they'll tell you how they are treated unfairly since they were kids. Most don't speak on the numerous things they go through. Compare that to the Indians? You are wrong on so many levels, even by referring to them as Indians!

[Luilun]

Okay enough of this crap Follow the law don't be disrespectful toward Police Officers and don't dress like a criminal by wearing baggy pants hanging half way down your A$$ exposing that plumbers crack

[texasboi15]

Floyd

If we just forget about things that happen over 30 - 40 years ago wouldn't that omit inequality discrimination and slavery?!

And the editor said "he chose his words carefully" lol really

Now

Time to hunt you idiot fcks lurking in this thread!

[Strive 4 Truth]

Always just a matter of time before the idiot comes out.

[texasboi15]

I see where his diehard fans get their logic. Take one subject then bring up something else entirely different and unrelated and try to make them connected somehow. "Golovkin is pound for pound top five huh? Well what about nuclear fusion? Why ain't y'all ever talkin about that? Exactly. I rest my case."

BWaHAHaahahaHAHaahahahaHAHaahahaHA!!

[Strive 4 Truth]

Blacks don't have it pretty well in America. And part of it is because of simple mathematics. ********** will never have more opportunity than any race that outnumbers them, especially when it's by such a huge factor. You could not have went to college with 'plenty' of Blacks unless you went to an HBCU. All other colleges Blacks are in the small minority of the student body.

Ask your Black co-workers who you claim to know many of -- they'll tell you how they are treated unfairly since they were kids. Most don't speak on the numerous things they go through. Compare that to the Indians? You are wrong on so many levels, even by referring to them as Indians!

^^^True blindness right there!!^^^ and these are the people who make the most noise. Yikes!