I didn’t know the girl was Hispanic until I read an account the other day in the Houston Chronicle about Quanell X, the local “community organizer” who for about $10K can get a “rent a mob” to your group’s political grievance function ASAP.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/tx/7467292.html
“.....Thursday’s meeting was led by Quanell X, an activist prominent in Houston’s black community. He told the audience of more than 130 people who had packed a small community center that the gathering’s goal was not to criticize the girl but to question the investigation by police, although he did question why she didn’t report the attack to authorities herself.
“I did not come here this evening to jump on an 11-year-old girl,” he said.
The activist, who was invited to speak by a local pastor, said he was concerned that only young black men had been arrested. He said he believed some of those arrested were guilty but that others were not. He told those in attendance that if they were questioned by police about the case that they should only talk to police with a lawyer present.....”
“I did not come here this evening to jump on an 11-year-old girl,” he said.
What an insidious lie!
Why is he even involved? Because he is trying to sow all kinds of seeds of doubt in the case. Another community organizer is making his mark.
Let the legal system proceed with the case and make the determination.
As I commented in #13, regarding Quanell X:
Put him in stocks and flog him while they’re hanging these 18 (and more, I don’t think that is the final number) in the town square.
As someone in one of these threads has commented, Quanell IX has a lot to atone for . . .