Speaker 1: Some donkey today is just so himself, Charlotte, Man, I
Speaker 1: was ready for I never heard him.
Speaker 2: Donkey say it again, Charla.
Speaker 1: I'm a duncan un Charlotte. True, yes, donkey today.
Speaker 2: For Friday in March fifteenth, go to a twenty six
Speaker 2: year old man named Michael Christine Green. I don't even
Speaker 2: feel like calling this human a man. Okay, he's a human,
Speaker 2: all right. Michael is a former Mississippi police officer the
Speaker 2: m I crooked letter, crooked letter, I hump back, hump
Speaker 2: back eye.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something about Mississippi.
Speaker 2: See a lot of you young in to know Mississippi
Speaker 2: because of David band A big crit and Carlos Miller.
Speaker 2: But if you're born in nineteen hundred and seventy eight
Speaker 2: like I am, then you know Mississippi because of the
Speaker 2: movie Mississippi Burning.
Speaker 1: Okay. When I was a young lad, that movie felt
Speaker 1: like a horror film.
Speaker 2: I don't know how I would feel watching it now,
Speaker 2: because I never revisited it because of how it.
Speaker 1: Made me feel as a young lad.
Speaker 2: If you feel like having your peace disturb this weekend,
Speaker 2: watch Mississippi Burning Okay.
Speaker 1: Stars Gene Hackman, William Dafoe.
Speaker 2: They played two FBI agents who are investigating the disappearance
Speaker 2: of three civil rights workers in a fictional town called
Speaker 2: Jessup County, Mississippi, and nobody in that town left with them.
Speaker 1: Okay, not the residents, the police, the KKK. They was
Speaker 1: all on some.
Speaker 2: Don't come down here snooping around these parts asking no questions. Okay,
Speaker 2: that movie was terrifying. And then let me know, my
Speaker 2: black ass had no reason in Mississippi ever. Mind you,
Speaker 2: I'm from South Carolina, and South Carolina damn sure not
Speaker 2: know Wakanda, but at least it wasn't Mississippi.
Speaker 1: I don't believe I've ever been to Mississippi to this day.
Speaker 2: Really, I don't think so, because there's levels of the racism,
Speaker 2: there's levels of the white supremacy, and some folks really
Speaker 2: think we still in the early early nineteen hundreds, from
Speaker 2: nineteen hundred to nineteen thirty nine to segregation era, and
Speaker 2: I can only imagine that when you're a cop in Mississippi,
Speaker 2: you probably think this is the eighteen hundreds and slavery
Speaker 2: is still a thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, Mississippi is a.
Speaker 2: Place that didn't a bottleance slavery legally until February seventh,
Speaker 2: twenty thirteen.
Speaker 1: You heard me right.
Speaker 2: Slavery was not officially abolished in Mississippi until February seven,
Speaker 2: twenty thirteen. I don't got time to argue with you
Speaker 2: negroes about any of this. Google is your friend, But
Speaker 2: twenty six year old Michael Green clearly didn't get the memo.
Speaker 2: See Michael pleaded guilty Thursday the forcing a detainee to
Speaker 2: lick urine off the floor of his jail cell.
Speaker 1: Let's go to WRIEG News three Memphis for the report.
Speaker 3: Police Former Pearl Police officer Michael Christian Green, formerly known
Speaker 3: as Michael Christian Bradshaw, pleaded guilty.
Speaker 4: That's why we're here today. We want to show transparency.
Speaker 3: According to the DOJ's court filing, Green commanded and a
Speaker 3: risky to drink urine from the floor of a holding sale.
Speaker 3: Green's bond was it at ten thousand dollars today with
Speaker 3: a maximum penalty of one year in prison.
Speaker 4: Do we hold our officers to a higher standard than this?
Speaker 4: And it's upsetting to having to be exposed to incidence
Speaker 4: like that, but we're going to do the right thing.
Speaker 2: Michael Christian Green just simply needs his ass beat there's
Speaker 2: nothing more to it. And when you look at his shot,
Speaker 2: he has one of the most punishable faces ever created.
Speaker 1: His face was made for punching on.
Speaker 2: Okay, made for punching on, and that's what needs to
Speaker 2: happen to a human like this.
Speaker 1: Listen, y'all, y'all know, I'm all for therapy, I'm all
Speaker 1: for healing.
Speaker 2: I love meditation, but we have to stop acting like
Speaker 2: boxing isn't a great way to improve your mental health
Speaker 2: and well being.
Speaker 1: These are scientific facts, okay.
Speaker 2: Stretch reduction, increase, confidence, resilience building, boxing makes individuals feel
Speaker 2: better equipped than.
Speaker 1: Handle life's challenges.
Speaker 2: Therefore, there's nothing wrong with boxing somebody in their mouth, Okay,
Speaker 2: one time for the eight four to three Low Country
Speaker 2: all day. I don't understand humans who do this type
Speaker 2: of cruelty to other humans. Why does your brain even
Speaker 2: work like that? And then you wonder why police officers
Speaker 2: have such a bad reputation. And what I also don't
Speaker 2: understand is this police officer, Michael Green, had only been
Speaker 2: on the force for six months, but he had a
Speaker 2: history of abusing power at other departments. When you're a
Speaker 2: police officer, you should never abuse your power simply because
Speaker 2: you already have all the power.
Speaker 1: Cops are not civilians.
Speaker 2: They got badge, the guns, They have the upper hand
Speaker 2: and damn near every situation. Okay, because civilians tend to
Speaker 2: respect officers more than some officers respect civilians.
Speaker 1: And Michael Green is proofd for that.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine getting arrested for causing a disturbance at
Speaker 2: a Sam's Club, Because that's what happened to this person
Speaker 2: got He got arrested for causing a disturbance of the
Speaker 2: Sam's club. And while you in the holding cell, the
Speaker 2: officer overseeing you makes you lick up urine. And the
Speaker 2: only reason you peed in the corner of the cell
Speaker 2: to begin with was because this officer is ignoring your
Speaker 2: request to pee. You was asking this officer to please
Speaker 2: use the restroom. The officer's violating your civil rights by
Speaker 2: not letting you, so you pee in the corner. Then
Speaker 2: he comes in, threatens to beat you with a phone,
Speaker 2: and tells you to lick your pee up. He would
Speaker 2: have had to beat me. I'm not knocking that brother
Speaker 2: for the choice he made, but I'm not licking up
Speaker 2: no p Okay. Imagine you just finished eating asparagus and
Speaker 2: then someone tries to make you lick up asparagus, sented, pissed.
Speaker 2: And then the sick ass cop Michael Green recorded it
Speaker 2: on his phone for what and for who?
Speaker 1: Probably other officers.
Speaker 2: Because if your mind automatically goes to a fear factored
Speaker 2: child challenge in regards to an inmate you watching over,
Speaker 2: then trust and believe it's a common practice. Okay, they
Speaker 2: probably got a group chat for this type of foolishness.
Speaker 2: And then when you hear when you hear the man gagging,
Speaker 2: that's what the story said. He said, Michael Green heard
Speaker 2: the man gagging, he gonna tell him, don't spit it out.
Speaker 1: What type of super freaky officer of the so called
Speaker 1: law are you? Perverted ass popo?
Speaker 2: Oh and if you must know, Michael Green was white
Speaker 2: and the victim is Latino.
Speaker 1: Then he was allowed to resign. How is a man
Speaker 1: like this allowed to resign?
Speaker 2: He should have been fired and he should never be
Speaker 2: allowed to be a police officer ever again. He shouldn't
Speaker 2: be allowed to be in a position of.
Speaker 1: Power anywhere ever. Again. Okay, it's over.
Speaker 2: He blew that privilege for life, and he faces up
Speaker 2: to one year in prison in a ten thousand dollars fine,
Speaker 2: and he was ordered to surrender his Mississippi Law Enforcement certification.
Speaker 1: Wow, yeah, that's not enough. Nope, nope, nope.
Speaker 2: I believe in situations like this, I for an eye
Speaker 2: are in this case P for a P. I propose
Speaker 2: that we make Michael Green consume nothing but coffee, garlic, onions, asparagus,
Speaker 2: and curry for a whole day, and then make him
Speaker 2: lick his own pe up. Then we need someone else
Speaker 2: to drink the same concoction and let said person pee
Speaker 2: on Michael Green. Yes, drip, drip, drip, close eyes, let
Speaker 2: me see your face. Okay, your body is a porter potty. Yes,
Speaker 2: you're gonna get this coffee, garlic, onion, asparagus, curry concoction
Speaker 2: and liquid form. Not only am I going to pee
Speaker 2: on you, You're gonna take.
Speaker 1: A shot of two of your own urine. See.
Speaker 2: Sometimes, just sometimes we have to give people a taste
Speaker 2: of their own medicine, or in this case, a taste
Speaker 2: of their own urine. Please give Michael Christian Green the
Speaker 2: biggest he huh.
Speaker 1: Now look at this man, Now, look at this man.
Speaker 2: Tell me that ain't one of the most punishable faces
Speaker 2: you've ever seen on the human Oh yeah, Wow. Come on, man,
Speaker 2: you should see this man punchable, pissable face. He was
Speaker 2: born to be punched in peed on.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, show the people online. Sydney got the Sydney
Speaker 1: got the camera.
Speaker 2: Go long line, Look TikTok before y'all get bad. Look
Speaker 2: come on, hold up, enjoy, enjoy this type of content
Speaker 2: before it's over.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, all right, well, thank you for that. Donkey
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