Posted on 11/10/2013 8:01:04 AM PST by Usagi_yo
I have an OCD -- Whenever I read a story about a particularly gruesome or senseless crime I have a compulsion to search the names and check their race. I've been doing this for years.
Now all a sudden, I'm having difficulties getting hits on the names to get the pictures up. Bing and Google have been problematic in that they aren't returning valid results, just usually hodgepodge of unrelated pictures.
Anybody else experiencing similar? And if anybody else has a similar compunction, what search techniques do you think are best?
I noticed the same search results.
However, the past told me the vast majority of criminals were either black of “hispanics”, AKA illegal aliens of homegrown hispanics with behavior like the Black Urban Ferals.
Oh, don’t forget the consequence of the “War On Drugs - which finances the largely hispanic gangs like MS13.
Keep this website in your Favorites list. It has all of the daily up to date crime information that you need that you will not see in MSM headlines.
http://www.newnation.org/NNN-Black-on-White.html
Here’s one. “Black Woman Shot Dead in ‘White Detroit Suburb’ After Knocking Door-to-Door for Help...”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3088661/posts
So far no info on the race of the shooter and lots of reported mis-info from the victim’s family. As of last night no charges had been filed. Sounds like they’re looking to stir up a “Trayvon effect” but the media and police aren’t cooperating.
Yes, I have experienced similar, all the time. When reading something I tend to Google for pictures of the persons and other material to read.
The images are the worst, similar to what you said, maybe one picture mixed with others having little or no relationship to the basic search.
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