Can we just talk about the fact that the officer who shot Brown was shoved back in his car and then repeatedly punched in the face by the kid? Then during the struggle Brown reached for the officers gun at which point it was the kid or the officer who was going to lose their life. Is it sad? yeah. But was it necessary? I sure as hell think so. Also at no point was he SHOT IN THE BACK all of those bullets hit the front of his body. Oh also never did he put his hands up in a means of surrender. HANDS UP, DONT SHOOT is the call of a broken community that is bitter over a loss. Not a community that cares about facts.








