The decision to not indict Officer Darren Wilson was justifiably correct

"Legally Michael Brown was 18 years old when he was shot. The guy just recently graduated from college..." No. He graduated from high school, but this doesn't make him an adult. My point in phrasing it in such a way had more to do with how police see black teens and even toddlers as older than white ones. Black people are expected to grow up much more quickly than white people. " he has had 18 years of deciphering what is right and wrong." Wrong again. He has lived 18 years but I don't think any of us can say that they could remember their entire life and that it all contributed to the upbringing of Mike Brown. So Brown's hand was in his waistband, and thus his entire story must be taken as the truth?"However, this is simply not true as Brown was called out to stop the attempted robbery conducted by Brown (4) and had no personal motive to murder Brown in anyway" I was making fun of how you said Mike Brown was called out to respond to a robbery conducted by Mike Brown and then Mike Brown shot Mike Brown. To quote source 1, "Trying to piece together the incident that killed Brown has been tough for his friends and family. Seeing Brown on the street, he looked intimidating. He was a big man. But he was not threatening, they said. The county prosecutor said Brown had no adult criminal history. And Brown’s family didn’t think it was in his nature. “We called him the gentle giant. He was a gentle giant,” said Charles Ewing, Brown’s uncle. His family tried to get him to play football. Brown was too timid for the sport, Ewing said. “He had never gotten into a fight in his entire life,” said Duane Finnie, a family friend. At school, he was that kid who was full of jokes and trying to make others laugh."I was saying NOT having a tazer on Wilson showed a disregard for human life, as it is much easier to kill someone with a gun than a tazer. But you just said above that he showed a regard for human life by not shooting immediately, but this was a reflex shooting? This doesn't match up with what you said earlier, claiming he tried "warning shots".Actually, it is well documented that Darren Wilson did call Mike Brown a "demon" during his testimony. I was being sarcastic when making fun of your theory, so I did take it further than what has been said, but I thought that was obvious.Weed is a well known drug that relaxes a person. It does not put people in the state of mind to charge a cop (2)."Like i've said, Michael did charge at Wilson and at the end Wilson shot him. Perhaps a deductible outcome was as Michael was charging at Wilson, He got close enough that Wilson shot many times out of reflex, thus making it seem he was shot 35 feet but in fact he was closer when the shots were fired and Michael was propelled back because of the shots." I'd like for us all to take a moment and appreciate what we are listening to right now. Mike Brown, a heavy set 18 year old, was shot six times, and his body was propelled backwards. Do... do I need to explain how stupid this is, or are we good?The point is that Wilson made a conscious decision to not have a less deadly weapon with him, which is an egregious display of disregard for human life. He didn't know who he would have to deal with that day, but from the time he put on his bade he had already decided their life wasn't worth him feeling "uncomfortable". Conclusion: I think it must be mentioned again just how easy it is for a case to be indicted by a grand jury. There is a less than 1 percent chance that a grand jury will return with a no indictment, because their job isn't to determine the verdict of the accused, but to determine if a case exists against them. A cop shoots an unarmed teen to death? Even I could get an indictment from that. The grand jury isn't supposed to be given ALL of the evidence. They aren't supposed to hear the testimonies of every witness. The sessions shouldn't last for months. The cops shouldn't be given months to perfect their testimonies. The families shouldn't have to wait 110+ days to see if the lives of their sons, daughters, wives, and husbands are valued enough to be seen equally in the court of law. The prosecutor had ties to the police force. There was a known conflict of interest. There were known breaches of protocol. He gave out an unconstitutional statute that stood uncorrected for 100+ days. A statute that could only ever serve to help Darren Wilson. The police have been on Wilson's side from the firing of the first bullet. No, they've been on his side from the first time they handed him a badge. They released that Michael Brown was a suspect in a robbery before they released the name of Darren Wilson. Not only was the promising future of Brown murdered that day, but the assassination of his character would soon follow. Suddenly, he is no longer the gentle child as reported by those who knew him; he was a thug. He deserved it, right? Because James Eagen Holmes, and John Wayne Gacy, and Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, they deserved to be taken in alive. The right to a fair trial is protected for these murderers, these legitimate murderers and rapists. Mike Brown had a one person trial--Darren Wilson. The verdict was guilty. The punishment was six bullets and an early grave.Pop. Pop. Pop. Pop. Pop. Pop, order in the court.Sources:1: http://www.washingtonpost.com... 2: http://www.medicaldaily.com...