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To: Steve Lokness who wrote (259449)	8/30/2014 10:19:46 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 540934

Michael Brown’s Criminal Past Revealed To Journalist By St. Louis Authorities...told by multiple St. Louis area authorities that Michael Brown had a... Share Tweet Email B. CHRISTOPHER AGEE — AUGUST 29, 2014 Journalist Charles C. Johnson of Got News confirmed earlier this month that he was told by multiple St. Louis area authorities that Michael Brown had a substantial criminal record as a juvenile – including a second-degree murder charge. Read more at westernjournalism.com

To: Steve Lokness who wrote (259449)	8/30/2014 1:35:55 PM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Respond to of 540934

That hoodlum was a overeater, alcohol, smoker,toker, robber and worse. Yes the odds are against him. The odds are against the poor. Was he too young too understand the horrible choices he was making? Could he end up dead if some store owner shot him? He was certainly more then willing to fuck up the store owner. youtube.com BTW that was not my post:O) it had quote marks on it. Holy shit - there's your racism. The boy was 18 and had graduated - who knows what he might have become. My gosh I was no role model at 18 either. See that's the sad part of this since he was shot down before he was old enough to drink alcohol. Were the odds against him? Sure. But our society has to step up and accept some of that responsibility too. ........Maybe!, something good comes out of this and we start talking about the problem. But that has to include all of us. And that also means we have to stop labeling people because of their color.