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I emailed them to see about joining. I don't wanna miss no hate whitey parties!!!
Bwahahaha wanna see how many times I can call the black pansies tomorrow? I do
Last edited by trlcavscout; 07-16-2013 at 21:19.
SO Question ..........
The feds raid and arrest that Adam Kokosh guy for loading a shotgun in DC on video...... But
There are pics of people ( in this thread) holding weapons ( even the dreaded "Assault Rifle") and making direct threats on Zimmermans life and..
NOTHING.
WHAT
THE
FUCK
??
I don't agree with the way Adam K is doing things but really???
It's all about bringing people together and holding a meaningful dialogue about race relations. The burning down any and everything within reach.Originally Posted by clublights
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Arbitrary & Capricious Law Enforcement
You really expecting a black president and a black attorney general to go after the "New Black Panthers"? They are this administrations "fifth column" so to speak...Obama & Holder are NOT the Kennedy brothers.
I am SO FUCKING SICK OF THE FAKE RACIAL SHIT being slung around the media. It's getting worse and I only see bad things coming because of it. Our "Pretender in Cheif" only makes things worse.
Last edited by GilpinGuy; 07-16-2013 at 23:06.
Anybody else feel that even though the USA has finally passed the racial barrier and elected our first Black/African American President, not once but twice, that our race relations has been set back 20 years by him?
I didn't vote for the guy but when he was elected I felt, 'well, at least we finally overcame that barrier.' Honestly, I have to say regardless of F&F, Benghazi, Obamacare and even gun control push, this issue right here with his two statements (before and after) have really help to tear this country apart. That is not what a President should be doing. Makes me sad.
"The thing about quotes on the internet is that you cannot confirm their validity." -Abraham Lincoln
This is exactly how I felt. I grew up in a very racially divided town in NW PA. I spent summers staying with my elderly grandmother helping her out where I could. She lived in a low income housing project just a block away from General Electric plant in Erie. I did that paying a price. I was constantly jumped and beaten just for being white. I learned how to street fight at the age of 12. It was never one on one. Always multiples. She was robbed and her apt was broken into and she was beaten by the black men who had broken in. This went on for a few years until my grand mother passed away. I never told my parents, I just told them that I was injured playing sandlot football. I loved my grandmother very much and did not want my parents keeping me from being able to stay with her and help her out.Anybody else feel that even though the USA has finally passed the racial barrier and elected our first Black/African American President, not once but twice, that our race relations has been set back 20 years by him?
I didn't vote for the guy but when he was elected I felt, 'well, at least we finally overcame that barrier.' Honestly, I have to say regardless of F&F, Benghazi, Obamacare and even gun control push, this issue right here with his two statements (before and after) have really help to tear this country apart. That is not what a President should be doing. Makes me sad.
I spent the remainder of my child hood seeing the division on the football field when ever the county teams would play the city teams. I never seen it coming from the white county boys, always the city kids. I especially remember how much racism was thrown my way playing in the Save an Eye City vs County Allstar game, which I was honored to be a part of. I moved away about 10 years after high school, always aware of where I was and who was around me.
I was somewhat relieved to see that our country had gotten past all of this when Obama was elected. Boy was I wrong. It truly has spun the the hands of time back a few decades. I have many great friends of color. I would do anything for them. It was easy for me to forget all of the racial ass beatings I took when I was young, but it appears not the same case on the other side. My distant family fought in the civil war ,many lost many of us "Learns". Should I be bitter about that? I don't think so. Should I be bitter about the gangs of kids attacking me and stealing anything I had on me when I was a kid, I do not think so.
Last edited by palepainter; 07-17-2013 at 09:19.
I agree, but racism is never going to end - regardless of who is in office. Obama may have rolled back the clock but racism is here for eternity. It won't end in my lifetime, it won't end ever. I'm not advocating, merely being realistic.
When you go to a country that is entirely black, they have a pigment-hierarchy that favors those who are a lighter shade of black. Those who ascend to elected positions or heads of industry are more often (not always) a lighter shade. I grew up overseas as one of the only white people where I lived. As a youngster I found it odd that people would use umbrellas on beautiful sunny days....nobody wanted to get any darker than they were as lighter pigmentation was favored.
World Peace, the end of racism, nuclear eradication, honest politicians, Etc. - unachievable pipe dreams that exist in the minds of the deluded, it's simply not going to happen.
Last edited by hatidua; 07-17-2013 at 20:07.
The U.S Department of Justice is asking civil rights groups and community leaders to “actively refer anyone who [has] any information” that might help bring federal criminal charges against George Zimmerman, who was recently acquitted by a jury in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
The DOJ has reportedly set up a public email address to take in tips on its civil rights investigation. The department is hoping to get tips from across the nation as well as locally in Sanford, Fla.
That email address, which is now “in operation,” is Sanford.florida@usdoj.gov.
It is unclear why, if officials saw enough reason to open an investigation in the first place, the DOJ now needs tips to help with its probe into Zimmerman.
Barbara Arnwine, president and executive director the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, said the DOJ during a conference called on individuals and groups “to actively refer anyone who had any information” that might build a case against Zimmerman for a civil rights violation or a hate crime, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
“They said they would very aggressively investigate this case,” she added.
Just seen this on face book
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