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Originally Posted by Nunuu
Nothing. But focusing on color most definitely contributes to racism.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nunuu
It would seem there were plenty of opportunities between when they got in and when they attacked him to do so. And certainly times when there would be less people to see them do it. There's definitely a piece of the story missing. Not saying it absolves them of anything, just something that would help us understand it better.Quote:
Originally Posted by ewing
Maybe they got the metal rod at the junk yard when they were looking for a tire?Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
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Whether it is racism, ageism, crime of opportunity or he is just rabid, stick him under the jail for a long time. Violence is violence and I think we can all agree these scums of society should do major time.
The judge let him out on bondQuote:
Originally Posted by WES445
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Doesn't mean he's not going to jail.
Possibly. But they are like a quarter his age. I can’t imagine they needed a metal rod to incapacitate him. You could be right but it just seems too random.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brewersfan255
Laws of the land can be a problem sometimes, I guess. You do know this a part of the process to try him and not a get out of jail free card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brewersfan255
LOL it’s literally not free. But some people will act like it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES445
anything to spin their wheels on
I saw a truck intentionally sideswipe a car with a woman and 4 kids, they spun across the center divide and just stopped short of going into oncoming traffic and possibly killing many people. The truck didn't stop. This was caught on dash cam video. The police saw the video, caught the guy, got the information and let the guy go. This hasn't played out yet, but there is a lot of room where people are out "free" with a ticking clock over their heads.
thank you for scrolling past my post. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
you certainly have nothing to say here, you don't post on topic.
it contradicts the narrative that white people are committing these hate crimes against Asian Americans, along with the narrative that it's inspired by Trump's anti Asian rhetoric. some people are gullible to this narrative and it's simply not a reality.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nunuu
if there was a list of incidents from hateful people that happened to be white, everyone knows influential people/media on one side would be emphasizing the problem with white supremacy. but it's not white people committing these hate crimes.
America has routinely been bombarded with race as a factor when the suspect has been white, just like the shooting in Atlanta that killed 6 Asians (and 2 white). media pushed that was a hate crime as if the only possible reason was targeting Asians, except that wasn't the reason. race is routinely a "factor" when it's done by someone white, and never or rarely ever when they're not white.
because I don't think it's a black problem. what I have posted is to contradict the idiotic narrative I just explained above. when the suspects are white and the victims are minority, it does not have to be something racial, yet that is what is routinely pushed the the reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nunuu
why is America routinely being saturated with a racially divisive agenda every single time a suspect is white and a victim is a minority, but never/rarely ever when reversed.