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With good ol Uncle Al promoting his "100 city march for TM" (Denver and Fort Collins on the list) and yesterdays statements by the RIC regarding TM (sickening to say the least).
What say ye? Peaceful "Marades" or chaotic melee's?
Personally I feel the statements made yesterday by a certain "leader" were very purposefully inflammatory, meant to stoke the fire and keep the iron redhot.
Discuss in a civil manner.
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Originally Posted by BPTactical
I think he wants to keep people fired up over this, because it keeps the focus off all the white house scandals and other shit they are getting away with right now.
I would tend to agree, the focus needs to be shifted from Benghazi, Egypt, NSA, F&F, IRS etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by RCCrawler
Plus it gives him the opportunity to hammer on firearms and self defense laws as well.
I heard George Zimmerman changed his name to Ben Ghazi so Obama would never mention him again.
They're now saying evidence suggests one of Obamas 2 appointees in the IRS was either aware of or a part of the Tea party targeting. This thing is about to get really really ugly.Quote:
Originally Posted by RCCrawler
For this administration it's about the "GUN Tragedy" It"s about an agenda to disarm LAWFUL AMERICANS . It's about igniting the past fears of one ethnic group in to a continuing theory of "Whitey hates Blacks" Fueled by the 1/2 black president and the DOJ.
Were it about unnecessary violence towards "Blacks" Chicago would have authorized massive OT towards stemming the black on black crime issue. However on a local scale the mayor of Chicago, instead of acknowledging the real problem. Like Obama shifts blame on outlying areas where guns are available.
State or federal, Until BLACKS can come to grips with the TRUTH NOTHING will ever be resolved.
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Originally Posted by generalmeow
Good one. I am going to post that on my Facebook page.
It's wonderful that the afrocentric community is rallying around the tragic unprovoked murder of such a fine young citizen.
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Letseeheah... There will be hundreds of rallies across the country, attended by thousands of people that know next to nothing about the case, to protest the injustice of Zimmerman being found not guilty, by a jury that spent 8 hours a day for 3 weeks listening to the best presentation of the incriminating facts that the prosecution could muster. Sure, I could see how these ignorant jackholes could be right, when every tenet of law says that the correct verdict was reached. Add to that our President(?) stating that 35 years ago, he could have been Trayvon. So he's saying that 35 years ago, he was a hotheaded, dope smoking, thug wannabe. I can believe that.
Could've, would've, should've...Quote:
Originally Posted by TFOGGER
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