Emmett Till / Trayvon Martin - An Awakening to Racist Evil in America

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don't use those words man. even if you hate darla it's not the type of thing you want to say on here. Would you have your wife read that?
 
blackascoal said:
No bitch .. its good to be me.

I have a degree and I'm well respected in the community I live in.

Oracle DBA's get PAID.

I've had a long and prosperous career and own my own business today.

I don't just talk the talk of politics, I've worked for the US Congress.

My children are doing well .. ALL working, some with degrees like their father .. and obviously they are more functional and industrious than you are.

When my work day ends in about 15 minutes, there is a sweet ass Mercedes waiting outside for me to go to a community meeting in on this very issue. My wife has her own .. but if I want to switch up, there is a sweet black Nitro in my garage.

Ever been in the military motherfucker?

Of course you haven't .. but I have and so is my daughter now .. who has attained a rank far beyond your worthless abilities .. AND, not only is she in the military with a rank far beyond you .. she's also raising a beautiful child at the same time .. again, far beyond your worthless abilities.

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It's great to be me .. sad to be a worthless motherfucker like you seeking validation in the pain of others.
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It's your feelings of black privilige that cause you to denigrate yourself.
And I'm not sure I ever met your mother.
Is she "feaky" or does she lay their passively?
Is she a moaner or a screamer?

I really need more information on her, to determine if I ever fucked her.
 
TeamZ said:
don't use those words man. even if you hate darla it's not the type of thing you want to say on here. Would you have your wife read that?
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Where did you get the idea that my response was to Darla, unless you're hinting that Tekky and Darla are one in the same. :eek2:

tekkychick said:
Go ahead. Take offense. Once or twice. Then rest assured that if you truly know you aren't a racist, what someone says on a msg board doesn't matter.
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Care to explain the difference.
 
Rana said:
It is about race because race is at the heart of why Zimmerman noticed and called the police on Trayvon. If you deny this then I am sorry, but you are what they say you are because I believe that Zimmerman pursued this young man because of his race and he didn't want "this one" to get away. I can't believe the only strangers in his neighborhood at night were black men. His cals did not report elderly white males or females, just black males.

The reason he killed Trayvon is because of the assumption he made about this young, black man.

I am on their side on this one SF, it was about race and the white privilege of thinking all black males are a threat.
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That makes about as much sense as profiling and searching white haired old ladies at airports even though the terrorist suspects are all Muslim. There had been a spate of break ins at that housing complex by black males so why wouldn't he be suspicious. What really puzzles me is that there were no whites living there anyway and it was quite a racial mix, yet to listen to some you'd believe that it was overwhelmingly white occupied.

Of course, it is very easy to say that there should be no racial profiling when you live in a state like Alaska with an all white or native population.


The Retreat at Twin Lakes is a 260-unit gated townhome community in Sanford, Florida.[SUP][59][/SUP][SUP][60][/SUP] The population in the development at the time of the shooting, was about 49% non-Hispanic white, 23% Hispanic (of any race), 20% black, and 5% Asian, according to Census figures.[SUP][47][/SUP] Both George Zimmerman and Tracy Martin's fiancées were renting homes in the development when the shooting occurred.[SUP][23][/SUP] At the time of the shooting, Martin had been staying with his father's fiancee at The Retreat.[SUP][22][/SUP]From January 1, 2011 through February 26, 2012, police were called to The Retreat at Twin Lakes 402 times.[SUP][47][/SUP] During the 18 months preceding the February 26 shooting, Zimmerman called the non-emergency police line seven times. On five of those calls, Zimmerman reported suspicious looking men in the area, but never offered the men's race without first being asked by the dispatcher.[SUP][61][/SUP][SUP][62][/SUP][SUP][63][/SUP] Crimes committed at The Retreat in the year prior to Martin's death included eight burglaries, nine thefts, and one shooting.[SUP][64][/SUP] Twin Lakes residents said there were dozens of reports of attempted break-ins, which had created an atmosphere of fear in their neighborhood.[SUP][32][/SUP]
In September 2011, the Twin Lakes residents held an organizational meeting to create a neighborhood watch program. Zimmerman was selected by neighbors as the program's coordinator, according to Wendy Dorival, Neighborhood Watch organizer for the Sanford Police Department.[SUP][4][/SUP][SUP][4][/SUP][SUP][65][/SUP]
Three weeks prior to the shooting, on February 2, 2012, Zimmerman called police to report a young man peering into the windows of an empty Twin Lakes home. Zimmerman was told a police car was on the way and he waited for their arrival. By the time police arrived, the suspect had fled. On February 6, workers witnessed two young black men lingering in the yard of a Twin Lakes resident around the same time her home was burgled. A new laptop and some gold jewelry were stolen. The next day police discovered the stolen laptop in the backpack of a young black man, which led to his arrest. Zimmerman identified this young man as the same person he had spotted peering into windows on February 2.[SUP][32][/SUP]
Zimmerman had been licensed to carry a firearm since November 2009. In response to Zimmerman's multiple reports regarding a loose pit bull in the Twin Lakes neighborhood, a Seminole County Animal Services officer advised Zimmerman to "get a gun", according to a friend, rather than rely on pepper spray to fend off the pit bull, which on one occasion had cornered his wife.[SUP][32][/SUP] Although neighborhood watch volunteers are not encouraged to carry weapons, Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee acknowledged that Zimmerman had a legal right to carry his firearm on the night of the shooting.[SUP][47][/SUP]
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3043817/posts?page=30
 
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We really needed to hear from another white guy who is mystified about the charges of profiling and racism. What morons.

But, of course, I can't talk. It was white women who set the murderer free. Here is an interesting take on that:

http://www.thenation.com/blog/17529...rge-zimmerman-and-protection-white-womanhood#

White women raised in this country, certainly if you are Gen X are older (can't speak too much for the younger generations), absolutely are taught to fear black men. It took me years to unlearn that. And I will tell you something, since the overwhelming supermajority of women are raped, murdered, or beaten, by men of their own race, that's a very dangerous lesson to teach white women. But yeah, we do all have to unlearn what we are taught from birth. Not eveyrone is smart or aware enough to do it.

And obviously all of the men posting in support of Zimmerman are racist, morons, and quite often, both. I really don't want to post on this thread again.
 
Voted4Reagan said:
Funny thing is...

ZIMMERMAN ISNT WHITE

That alone invalidates their argument that a WHITE GUY killed a Black Guy.

He's Hispanic(50%) , Black(12.5%), White/Jewish (37.5%)

He is mostly NON-WHITE.. Why do you all ignore this and call him something he isnt?
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Wait, is the answer because you are a moron?

Thanks for confirming you are a moron beyond any shadow of a doubt by the way, not that there was any.
 
TeamZ said:
nah it's not the gravest sin in the world. The thing is our eyes just get sore from rolling them so much. We just need a break every now and then.



Some of the "Celebrating" was a bit of trolling and hyperbole, but I do believe he deserved it and is definitely the more guilty party. Especially in the eyes of the law. But don't take it from me, take it from the 6 jurors agreed upon by both parties, the one that no one had a problem with before the verdict came down. It was all "girl power hooray 6 women will get to the truth for sure!"... until you guys didn't get the result you wanted.

I don't believe in putting people in jail for not doing anything illegal just because of your feels and crocodile tears. That is not a society I want to live in. I have yet to see you talk about anything material to the case. It's just skittles and ice tea for you. Following someone isn't illegal. You can't put people in jail for not doing anything illegal. You can't just put people in jail on your whims. Period. Full Stop.

We are a nation of laws and that is how we judge people in the judicial system.



There are 3 type of arguments that come into play when discussing this situation. A lot of us get sidetracked and mix and match them, but they really are separate areas

1) The first is the moral argument. George shouldn't have gotten out of his car .. He shouldn't have followed trayvon. Profiling is bad, trayvon just had skittles and wanted to eat his candy. Etc.

2) The second argument is the material facts of the case. What did the actual evidence support? How much could be could be proven in court? How many witnesses supported zimmermans story?

3) The third argument is the legal one. Under a justifiable homicide (which is not some extreme law but in every state in the nation), if one is not doing anything illegal and they are attacked, they have a right to use deadly force to prevent a forceable felony, grave bodily injury or death. This tends to overlap a bit with #2 as well. What about reasonable doubt? How much did the prosecution actually bomb? How certain could anyone be beyond a reasonable doubt?

Many of the crocodile tears argue from the #1 perspective, whereas I am usually ignoring the #1 argument as morality is immaterial to judging a case based on the law and the evidence.



You didn't watch the trial.



Outraged about reasonable doubt? You mean the cornerstone of our judicial system? Anyone that actually watched the trial would have seen that the State simply did not prove their burden. AT ALL. Almost every witness of theirs was turned against them. Their medical expert even said that zimmermans story was not inconsistent with the evidence.

I am not outraged. I believe it's perfectly sensible that when one has a reasonable fear for their life or grave bodily injury or to stop a forceable felony that they have every right to put a bullet in that person. Doesn't matter the race to me. Punching someone, hitting someone, beating and attacking someone even when a 3rd party comes upon the seen and tells them to stop but they continue, sorry but you don't have carte blanche to keep beating on someone just because they pissed you off. I love this law, I think it's great, and I hope it continues to exist.
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Wow Grind.

I never realised you were such a self deluded liar before.
 
Aoxomoxoa said:
That makes about as much sense as profiling and searching white haired old ladies at airports even though the terrorist suspects are all Muslim. There had been a spate of break ins at that housing complex by black males so why wouldn't he be suspicious. What really puzzles me is that there were no whites living there anyway and it was quite a racial mix, yet to listen to some you'd believe that it was overwhelmingly white occupied.

Of course, it is very easy to say that there should be no racial profiling when you live in a state like Alaska with an all white or native population.




http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3043817/posts?page=30
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Fuck off retard.
 
Rune said:
That would be rather stupid of you though wouldn't it?
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We needn't do that when Norway has a less than exemplary track record.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/1766028.stm

http://theimpudentobserver.com/world-news/racism-in-norway-where-there-are-few-black-faces/

I especially liked this on topix.com, it sums up Rune very well. I have been to Norway in the past and it is about right, the people are extremely odd, insular and aloof.

Norway is not interesting, it`s boring. And yes, Norwegians are very racist, anti semitic and anti American. But as a tourist you should be fine. But I warn you, Norwegians are rude, bigoted, unhelpful and hard to communicate with. They basically believe they are the master race on earth and that they are superior to all other people. And Norway is very expensive and has very much bad weather, a multitude of mountains, bad roads and fjords. That`s all you`ll see, and boring architecture of course.

They say Norway is an ok place to visit but not to live (for the majority of westerners), but I disagree. I couldn't even recommend Norway as a place to visit either.

Just yesterday a prolific Norwegian politician and candidate for mayor of Oslo called colored people criminals on national TV. He said openly that he believed coloured people love living in garbage and that they spread filth and trash all around. This is very offensive and racist.

Go somewhere interesting, almost all countries are more interesting than Norway.
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http://www.topix.com/forum/world/norway/TTRQ7DMAS2KC7BH5C
 
Rune said:
Fuck off retard.
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Is this another example of your 99th percentile IQ? That gated community where the shooting took place consisted overwhelmingly of over half hispanics, blacks and asians, Yet somehow in the twisted logic of much of the left it was a simple black and white issue. Zimmerman was actually voted into the job by the residents, so are they all racist as well?

The Retreat at Twin Lakes is a 260-unit gated townhome community in Sanford, Florida.[SUP][59][/SUP][SUP][60][/SUP] The population in the development at the time of the shooting, was about 49% non-Hispanic white, 23% Hispanic (of any race), 20% black, and 5% Asian, according to Census figures.[SUP][47][/SUP] Both George Zimmerman and Tracy Martin's fiancées were renting homes in the development when the shooting occurred.[SUP][23][/SUP] At the time of the shooting, Martin had been staying with his father's fiancee at The Retreat.[SUP][22][/SUP]From January 1, 2011 through February 26, 2012, police were called to The Retreat at Twin Lakes 402 times.[SUP][47][/SUP] During the 18 months preceding the February 26 shooting, Zimmerman called the non-emergency police line seven times. On five of those calls, Zimmerman reported suspicious looking men in the area, but never offered the men's race without first being asked by the dispatcher.[SUP][61][/SUP][SUP][62][/SUP][SUP][63][/SUP] Crimes committed at The Retreat in the year prior to Martin's death included eight burglaries, nine thefts, and one shooting.[SUP][64][/SUP] Twin Lakes residents said there were dozens of reports of attempted break-ins, which had created an atmosphere of fear in their neighborhood.[SUP][32][/SUP]
In September 2011, the Twin Lakes residents held an organizational meeting to create a neighborhood watch program. Zimmerman was selected by neighbors as the program's coordinator, according to Wendy Dorival, Neighborhood Watch organizer for the Sanford Police Department.[SUP][4][/SUP][SUP][4][/SUP][SUP][65][/SUP]
Three weeks prior to the shooting, on February 2, 2012, Zimmerman called police to report a young man peering into the windows of an empty Twin Lakes home. Zimmerman was told a police car was on the way and he waited for their arrival. By the time police arrived, the suspect had fled. On February 6, workers witnessed two young black men lingering in the yard of a Twin Lakes resident around the same time her home was burgled. A new laptop and some gold jewelry were stolen. The next day police discovered the stolen laptop in the backpack of a young black man, which led to his arrest. Zimmerman identified this young man as the same person he had spotted peering into windows on February 2.[SUP][32][/SUP]
Zimmerman had been licensed to carry a firearm since November 2009. In response to Zimmerman's multiple reports regarding a loose pit bull in the Twin Lakes neighborhood, a Seminole County Animal Services officer advised Zimmerman to "get a gun", according to a friend, rather than rely on pepper spray to fend off the pit bull, which on one occasion had cornered his wife.[SUP][32][/SUP] Although neighborhood watch volunteers are not encouraged to carry weapons, Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee acknowledged that Zimmerman had a legal right to carry his firearm on the night of the shooting.[SUP][47][/SUP]
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Aoxomoxoa said:
We needn't do that when Norway has a less than exemplary track record.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/1766028.stm

http://theimpudentobserver.com/world-news/racism-in-norway-where-there-are-few-black-faces/

I especially liked this on topix.com, it sums up Rune very well. I have been to Norway in the past and it is about right, the people are extremely odd, insular and aloof.



http://www.topix.com/forum/world/norway/TTRQ7DMAS2KC7BH5C
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Good work Tom. No one could ever find anything nasty to say about the shithole you live in or the disaster it has rained down on indigenous cultures worldwide for centuries.

Here is a good example. When white (English) people came to the once great forests of New England, they cut down all the trees, to use in the process of making iron, for cannons, which were then used to subjugate other cultures worldwide.

You should be the last to even speak in this thread, you representative of the most monsterous group of savages ever assembled on one continent.
 
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