Lots of people named Trayvon get killed: The libs won't like this black dude

[DJ_Critterus]

Double Standard: Black Men Named Trayvon Get Killed all the Time, But The Left Doesn't Care - YouTube

[78SA]

Angry black people won't like him either.

[DJ_Critterus]

78SA... Sharpton, Jackson, Holder, Bam Bam, Farakhan, Wright, and the NBPs probably have a bounty out on his head already.

[Chris Fowler]

When Anderson Cooper is the one on the correct side of the argument you know the other person has to be a complete idiot.

[78SA]

Originally Posted by Chris Fowler

When Anderson Cooper is the one on the correct side of the argument you know the other person has to be a complete idiot.

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by Chris Fowler

When Anderson Cooper is the one on the correct side of the argument you know the other person has to be a complete idiot.

Outstanding.



I'm going to give you the clap for that one.

[DJ_Critterus]

Originally Posted by Chris Fowler

When Anderson Cooper is the one on the correct side of the argument you know the other person has to be a complete idiot.

I was wondering "WTF... OVER!?!?!?!?" watching that myself, too.

[Chris Fowler]

Was the black panther dude blind or something?

I mean, I've heard the whole thing about if someone doesn't look you in the eyes they're lying, but that was ridiculous.

[The_Dude]

The difference is, we know who the shooter is, and he wasn't arrested.

[Chris Fowler]

Originally Posted by The_Dude

The difference is, we know who the shooter is, and he wasn't arrested.

Yet their protests aren't limited to that fact, just exacerbated by them.

"He was hunted down like a dog and executed."

He was killed because he was a black man in the wrong neighborhood.

He was killed for no other offense than "WWBIGC", "Walking While Black In a Gated Community."

None of these issues has anything to do with whether or not they arrested Zimmerman (and he was detained an interviewed for 4-5 hours...a fact left out most of the time).

Yet, because he wasn't charged there are racial implications that we need to focus on that don't need to be focused on in other cases because someone was arrested and charged?

[The_Dude]

Originally Posted by Chris Fowler

Yet their protests aren't limited to that fact, just exacerbated by them.

"He was hunted down like a dog and executed."

He was killed because he was a black man in the wrong neighborhood.

He was killed for no other offense than "WWBIGC", "Walking While Black In a Gated Community."

None of these issues has anything to do with whether or not they arrested Zimmerman (and he was detained an interviewed for 4-5 hours...a fact left out most of the time).

Yet, because he wasn't charged there are racial implications that we need to focus on that don't need to be focused on in other cases because someone was arrested and charged?

People twist things any way they want. My point is, that had Zimmerman been arrested, or ran and hunted for by the police, we never would have heard about this.

[Stangkiller]

Originally Posted by The_Dude

People twist things any way they want. My point is, that had Zimmerman been arrested, or ran and hunted for by the police, we never would have heard about this.

Zimmerman's story was found to be substantiated by police during their first investigation. Under the self defense laws in florida, the case was pretty much done.

That is until Trayvons racist parents called in a bunch of other racists to start making up stories about Zimmerman (calling him white) and twisting what had been established in the first police investigation.

[DJ_Critterus]

Originally Posted by Stangkiller

Zimmerman's story was found to be substantiated by police during their first investigation. Under the self defense laws in florida, the case was pretty much done.

That is until Trayvons racist parents called in a bunch of other racists to start making up stories about Zimmerman (calling him white) and twisting what had been established in the first police investigation.

Let's not forget our favorite and most beloved racists encouraging them, too.

[The_Dude]

Originally Posted by Stangkiller

Zimmerman's story was found to be substantiated by police during their first investigation. Under the self defense laws in florida, the case was pretty much done.

I'm not disputing that. I'm just pointing out why this particular case is different from others.