Posted on 01/23/2012 9:32:49 PM PST by neverdem
The story is shocking enough, even without bringing race into it: on the way to school in Ocala, FA, a thirteen-year-old girl was beaten unconscious and reportedly went into a seizure after being attacked on the school bus by a group of fellow students.
The girl reportedly was riding the bus for the first time. Someone threw a shoe at her, and she threw it back, hitting a student. That's when the beating began. At least seven students surrounded the girl, punched her, held her head to the floor by her hair, and kicked her. The bus driver pulled the bus over, stopped the beating, and then continued driving. But the beating started again, so the driver diverted to a nearby school and called officials, and the girl was taken to the hospital.
Aside from the brutality, there was another troubling fact about this crime -- a fact that predictably did not make it into the news: the attackers were black, and the victim was white. Yet, for the first few days after the attack, not a single news outlet reported on the race of the victim. Since the attack occurred, only one news item has even indirectly mentioned the victim's race. This can't be because the information was hard to come by. The Ocala Sheriff's Office responded to my inquiry about the victim's race within hours.
Many well-meaning people will ask why race matters. Violence is violence, and people are people, so why bring race into it? I sympathize with that sentiment. The trouble is that, if the races were reversed, this would be a larger story. It would be a larger story because we have a system of racial double standards -- some written, some unwritten -- that serve to conceal the reality of crimes like this...
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Unfortunately, certain embittered subcultures within our country are spawning more than their share.
Can someone “translate” that photo? Near as I can tell, both are saying they’re packing, but Obama is saying he’s got the drop.
Can someone “translate” that photo? Near as I can tell, both are saying they’re packing, but Obama is saying he’s got the drop.
She should have just chucked the shoe out an open window, leaving the smart aleck shoe hurler half shoeless.
Oh well.
I know this story is not true because I am told America is a white racist country, blacks are at an extreme disadvantage. Therefore it’s not possible in America that a gang of blacks could attack a white person. Why, there would be lynchings of all these blacks without trials.
Unless what we are told isn’t true.
The major question is “Why don’t Blacks step in to defend the innocent”? Is this generic or is this because of outside pressure? This should have nothing to do with color but of innocence vs guilty. Why do Blacks stand by when this happens?
Up to me
I’d shoot ‘em all
I’ve never seen a better grammar graphic then that. Than again, I haven’t seen many grammar graphics at all.
Wrong! Those that are not cowards are not in gangs. The gangs come in all colors. The gangs are black, brown and white.
What I find appalling is the leadership in the Black Community and in particular The President, using the racial card day after day after day. This creates a environment of hatred and envy that causes racially motivated crime and violence.
Never.
Lol :)
Easy to understand ;~)
I couldn’t care less. I’m not thinking about tiny bits of spelling minutiae like yourself.
Now go put your little tinhorn spelling badge away and go to bed so you can make in to your 5th grade class in the morning.
I will take that with a grain of salt.. btw, I TEACH 1st-6th grades ;)
I don't really care what you are.... One thing I do know however, it's pompous and rude to go on a political opinion forum like this and start picking on little bits of grammar and spelling. No matter how clever you think your little graphic is. I don't have time to check every little bit of spelling when I'm just trying to get an opinion out there.
Have a nice day.
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