Posted on 03/12/2013 3:58:23 PM PDT by wesagain
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Large groups of black people continue to create violence and mayhem at Indianapolis shopping malls. But many local people have no idea why. Or what to do about it.
Even Al Sharpton tried to stop it. But it only seems to be continuing – if not getting worse.
The latest event of black mob violence was over the weekend at the Castleton Square Mall – the largest and some say nicest shopping district in the state.
Local media accounts were eager to downplay the violence and ignore the racial component of the mob.
The Indianapolis Star said there were two dozen people involved in a fight. The NBC affiliate called it a “teen scuffle.” The local Fox station reported a “fight breaks out.”
But people who were there say the crowds were bigger, more widespread and more dangerous. And everyone involved in the fighting, property destruction and mayhem was black.
The disturbances in Indianapolis are just the latest examples of more than 450 cases of black mob violence in more than 85 cities throughout the country, documented in the book “White Girl Bleed a Lot: The return of racial violence and how the media ignore it.”
The violence and lawlessness began early Saturday evening when police were called to quell........
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
Yeah. ha ha ha
If you can’t do any better with a 150 year head start then IT IS MY FAULT!
No need to apologize peeple. You’ve already apologized enough.
Possibly somebody did not fully understand your post? If so please elaborate.
Me thinks Fred let his whit outpace his brain with a historical date with which he played fast and loose. No complete thought did he engage in before posting.
(Either that or he is just simply racist. I’m trying to give the benefit of the doubt because he’s a FReeper.)
ha ha ha
(Sharia? No thanks!) ha ha ha
("The British are Coming (to confiscate weapons)" - Paul Revere (We know how that ended)) ha ha ha
Where did I say there was any violence instigated by black people? Ya'll get so brainwashed that you AUTOMATICALLY OBEY YOUR MASTERS.
HA HA HA
Well, that answers that.
Be Well
The locals must be pretty darned stupid.
So sayeth the fool...
I have the perfect solution. It was manufactured by Smith and Wesson. My preference is of the 44 special variety
No, it's the media reporting that is pretty stupid.
You have a police force scared to death of violating somebody's "rights" and a large chorus of black "ministers" and "community organizers" who are far more worried about "discrimination" than raising children with basic good behavior.
sure i did. i said urban blacks, that feel entitled to live off others.
Interesting title for a book...
I believe that's the real reason dems want gun control.
I'm with you on this one... perverse incentives by democrats over the past few decades played a major role in the mess but ending slavery was a good thing ( that was done by Republicans). Voting rights was good (again - more Republicans voted for it). Welfare and fatherless homes (dem ideas) both destructive. Urban renewal was bad. (liberal elite ideas) Liberal guilt was horrible. Teaching blacks anger, pity party tactics and bitterness was a horror.... The nice thing about incentives is they can be switched.
You've had your fun. I get what you're about.
I’m glad someone does. For me, it’s like trying to follow someone who is on a bad acid trip.
I wouldn’t worry about it. I’m with the other poster: I’m inclined to believe that you thought you were being witty, instead you came-off as being stupid. It’s a thin line.
Yep.
Castleton has that.
They’re talking about expanding the IndyGo bus system and possibly adding light rail.
Great. We all know how efficient the Chicago rail system is at shuttling urban yoots out to the suburbs and back.
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