Posted on 03/27/2012 7:21:04 AM PDT by blam
Even if the GOP keeps the House, retakes the Senate, and manages to oust Zero... There will be no one going to jail. For Treason or anything else. The RINO's don't have the spine for that.
just sitting on the porch, maybe she needs to be saying “why was I not with my suspended son”
All of this is pure B/S and many in the black community and some in the white community are so stupid they are buying this B/S.
How about the white couple who died from a black how about the white kid who had gas poured on him and set alight whilst having racist names shouted at him by a bunch of blacks, how about the black kid in GA who died form being beaten by a group of other blacks and how many blacks died this past weekend by other blacks?
Was it John Kennedy or Ronald Reagan who in Berlin said, “I am a Berliner”, showing solidarity.
These guys are saying “I am a thugster”.
Was it John Kennedy or Ronald Reagan who in Berlin said, “I am a Berliner”, showing solidarity.
These guys are saying “I am a thugster”.
“Was it John Kennedy or Ronald Reagan who in Berlin said, “I am a Berliner”, showing solidarity.”
John Kennedy. “I am a donut”.
If GZ didn’t have a gun, he might be in the hospital or morgue right now.
That's absolutely how they do it.
Al, Jesse and rest of the race hustlers are not going to like being “dissed” like this.
Not sure where all this ends but maybe some good will come of of it by exposing Al, Jessie and the NBP.
A person should be able to wear a dew rag, and in any color they want. Banning what color clothing I can wear? Ridiculous...
This is escalating out of control.
Successful use of self defense to prevent serious injury is a tragedy?
Would you call a thug beating up an innocent person a "success"?
New York state senators, Kevin Parker, Bill Perkins, and Eric Adams, who wore hoodies in solidarity with the rallies for Martin across the nation.
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January 2005, Parker was arrested after punching a traffic agent in the face during a dispute over a traffic citation that he had been issued. He was subsequently charged with third degree assault, a misdemeanor. The charges were dropped after he agreed to take anger management classes.
On May 8, 2009, Parker was charged with felony criminal mischief for attacking a New York Post photographer and damaging the photographer’s camera and car door. According to prosecutors, the photographer’s finger was broken in the alleged attack.
In February 2010, Parker was restrained by his colleagues during a profane tirade against Senator Diane Savino, in which Parker referred to Savino as a “b****”.
In April 2010, Parker launched into an outburst while colleague John DeFrancisco of Syracuse was questioning a black nominee for the New York State Power Authority. “Amid the nearly two-minute tirade, committee chairman Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn) told Parker he would be removed from the hearing room if he didn’t settle down.” Parker accused his colleagues of racism, and followed up in a radio interview by accusing his Republican “enemies” of being white supremacists.
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Via BuzzFeed: Legislators in Albany are holding a news conference, dressed in hoodies, today.
Will “Saint Trayvon” save the Obama presidency?
If the Dems think this story is going to help them in November, they are sorely mistaken. Swing voters are turned off by this crap.
If the Dems think this story is going to help them in November, they are sorely mistaken. Swing voters are turned off by this crap.
It comes from the 60’s and 70’s when blacks would wear the hoodie as a symbol of their hatred of whites and being part of what they called the Black KKK.
A lot of blacks still wear it for that reason today. It's an in your face display of openly showing you hate whites.
It's perfectly acceptable for blacks to wear a hood and openly show their hatred for whites, but if a white puts on a hood they have committed a hate crime.
Sargon, normally, I would agree with this. But in this particular situation, the very presence of those dew rags prominently displayed, was encouraging violent gang activity as various gangs tried to stake out Union Station as territory to exploit for their drug trade.
The whole dew rag thing became passe’ as gang members went to more “legitimate” professional sports teams logos which could still show allegiances but were less likely to be successfully scrutinized by police.
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