(note gang signs in right two photos.)
(the lower case 'b' (lower right) is indicative of the Bloods gang, and the crossed middle fingers of 'west side', of whatever city.)
Gibsmedat.
What do the media style and dogma guides actually say? If you think the victim/perpetrator might be black, you MUST use 'alleged'?
This is getting really, really tiresome.
Happy ending.
I guess when we are attacked in our own home by an unknown assailant, we’re supposed to politely ask them for an ID so we can verify their age before we defend our life and the lives of our family members. Stupid GD liberals.
Oh wait...
Only thing I don’t see: did the little Gibsmedat survive his encounter?
“Keontre” That’s an Irish name isn’t it?
With a name like Keontre it is likely that there was no importance placed on education in his family if he had a family beyond a mother and her boyfriends. He possibly couldn’t read the signs or disdained reading and didn’t.
(note gang signs in right two photos.)
(the lower case 'b' (lower right) is indicative of the Bloods gang, and the crossed middle fingers of 'west side', of whatever city.)
One of the reasons to try to educate the Travon’s of the world is so they can read and understand that not all felonies against whites will have “happy endings” for them.
Some of ‘dem boys just aren’t smart enough to survive to reproductive age.
Think of it as Evolution in Action!
Out here in The Middle of Nowhere, anyone would have to be NUTS to try to burglarize a home. A shotgun blast would end that forthwith. And guess what! There are no burglaries. I don’t even lock the doors.
Environmentalists lose lead ammo ruling
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By The Associated Press
Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2014, 9:21 p.m.
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court has ruled against environmentalists who are trying to force the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate spent lead bullets and lead shot used in hunting and shooting sports.
In a decision favorable to gun enthusiasts, the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said Tuesday that environmental groups have suggested no way in which EPA could regulate spent lead bullets and shot without also regulating cartridges and shells.
The Toxic Substances Control Act exempts cartridges and shells from regulation.
The National Rifle Association and much of the pro-gun lobby intervened on the EPA’s side in urging the federal appeals court to uphold the dismissal of a lawsuit by 101 environmentalist organizations.
“Given that bullets and shot can become spent only if they are first contained in a cartridge or shell and then fired from a weapon,” the environmental groups “have identified no way in which EPA could regulate spent bullets and shot without also regulating cartridges and shells,” precisely what the law prohibits, said the decision by appeals judge David Tatel, a nominee of President Clinton. The other two judges on the case were Patricia Millett and Cornelia Pillard, both nominees of President Obama.
Read more: http://triblive.com/usworld/nation/7440766-74/lead-bullets-shot#ixzz3N1g4A5il
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Dat ‘lil homeboy wanted to be a playa. He played...& he paid. Be nice if his homeboys learned a lesson, or three.
Mark. Thanks for posting.