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I just hope he lived long enough to hear the first couple of shots heading his way.

I have known people like that. I am 6’5 and weigh 250 and often get mistaken for people like that (disclaimer- I have never been in a fight in my life)

Big and dumb, they throw their weight around to get their way so much that they think they can do anything, to anyone - even a cop.

He probably thought he already knocked the cop down once, and figured he could rush him and do it again... only to be surprised that his “You ain’t gonna shoot me” taunt was dead wrong (emphasis on dead)

I wish he had live long enough to suffer the consequences of his actions a while.

Big dumbass could have possibly made a lot of money in the NFL.

no, he was lazy and chose not to play football at all, much less the NFL

My across the street neighbor giant was all state in high school with a full ride but wouldn’t buckle down to his studies. He flunked out.

He took up with a bad crowd and while his folks were on vacation, his buddies got him drunk and then burglarized his house. He has no job and is your basic ner do well exjock.

I see Brown's disregard for Wilson's order to get out of the middle of the street as a direct link to the earlier robbery of a convenience store wherein Brown pushed the much smaller Asian man away when he tried to retrieve the stolen goods from him. Obviously Brown thought it was fine to steal because who would stop him. Now that it is known that Brown also had pot in his system the robbery is relevant to the later confrontation with officer Wilson. Having gotten by with stealing the merchandise he felt empowered to do anything else he damn well pleased. _
I also am disgusted with the terms being used to cast Brown in a victim role by referring to him as a teenager and shoplifter rather than thief, (as tho stealing is somehow tolerable if done by a teenage shoplifter). Eighteen years old is the age of young men going into the military or other productive pursuits. Not an age associated with robbing and assaulting a shop keeper or a LEO. The media has gone over the top in slanting this Ferguson crime scene into another racial conflict, knowing that if the roles were reversed to white victim and black cop there would be no story at all.