This is, indeed, a “zero sum game,” there is only a limited and finite amount of power and control allowed by our Constitution in our Republican system of government (unless, of course, you want to change that form of government into a tyranny) and if the Federal government gets more of this limited commodity than it must be taken from the other entities that also have power, the States.

Things like this phony “violent police war on young black men” are yet another attempt at increasing Federal power and control, this time by attempting to replace State and local control of law enforcement with Federal control under the guise of protecting the Civil Rights of black citizens.

It’s time for the States to resist such Federal grabs for more power and control, and to take back their power from the Federal government in each and every area where the Constitution gave those powers and responsibilities to the States.

Thus, I think the idea proposed by Mark Levin, that of the States calling a “Convention to Propose Amendments to the Constitution” provided for in Article V of the Constitution, in order to attempt to rein in the Federal government may be a good idea.

Here’s a case where Hussein Obola and Holder wasn’t able to present.

You’re under the delusion that the best they can do equals the best the rest of us can do.

Somebody have eyes and see with it, others just Obey Authority.

Just what we need, illegal aliens from South of the Border whose outlooks were shaped as they grew up in dysfunctional socialist societies where huge popular demonstrations and violence in the streets, and strong man/military rule are pretty commonplace.

Oh, that one is simple. One of the little noticed elements of the amnesty is to encourage the illegals covered by it to join the military; apparently there’s a program that says serve 4 years and get citizenship. American citizens are being discharged to make room for them and the officer corps has been undergoing a purge for the last 2-3 years.

Garner broke the law. Period. and he knew what he was doing. He was a career criminal who did not want the law to get in his way.

If you want to complain about the law, fine. But don’t use Garner’s death to prove it.

The politicians had NOTHING to do with Garner’s actions. Using police actions against politicians screams of the fascism that many anti-O s condemn the current administration over.

In the light of day with all of the facts being known the Ferguson case should never have even gone to a grand jury and the New York case was a sorry sad circumstance that was not the result of a ‘choke hold’ and it occurred under the supervision of a female, black police sergeant.

Our current system of checks and balances to prevent police violence really does a good job and with the human element there will always be screw ups but we live in a Nation where most everything works well most of the time and I can accept that.

For every bad police encounter today, and there are and always will be some, there are thousands and thousands of daily encounters where cops are doing a damn good job. Not as good as TV where they solve crimes in one day but very good in a country with 320,000,000 people.

Another one from the good old days.

Does NY want to get back to their lives as usual now?

What about other Americans, do they feel comfortable now?