Posted on 07/26/2013 1:18:19 PM PDT by george76
A New Haven, Connecticut businessman was savagely beaten so bad by a gang of black teens that he doesn’t even remember the incident.
(Excerpt) Read more at westernjournalism.com ...
The people who beat him are animals.
“This is for Trayvon!”
Given it's Connecticut, they could have been former mayors.
Did those punks retreat from danger from that creepy ass cracker as the racist Eric Holder demands?
LOL!
Move along, nothing to see here. /Extreme sarcasim.
“so bad by a gang of black teens that he doesn’t even remember the incident.”
Bad sign. Those thugs will be sure that all beatings are ‘so bad’ that nobody remembers who did them.
If they had Sheila Jackson Lee’s “Duty to Retreat” law he would be fine
“This is for Crayon!”
Well he is colored.....;-)
Come on people! We need Bernie Goetz wannabes to ‘walk around.’
>>If they had Sheila Jackson Lee’s “Duty to Retreat” law he would be fine
Somehow, the idea that its your civic duty to run faster than young black men seems stupid since they can outrun most “creepy ass crackas”.
Maybe the were defending themselves?
Ct major liberal rag will not report this.
Please everyone go to the link provided and demand they do so,
http://www.courant.com/about/hc-courantcom-correction-request-20130614,0,6034095.emailform
It’s OK because they aren’t racist.
Backs cannot be racist.
They just hate Whitey.’’Nice that it happens in Connecticut though, Home of all those who cry about Southern racism.
One day they might wise up and see who is responsible for the racism.
Thats a BS link.
It's quite convenient that he forgot the incident and can't remember that he was profiling those children by following them on his motorcycle.
” savagely beaten so bad “
Sheesh! English as a second language?
what are you talking about BS link
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