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Its such BS that the friggin reporter goes out of their way to NOT mention the race of the "TEENS". in fact the article uses that word about 11 times in the article, no other description whatsoever. Why? How do they know that they were "TEENS"? and not in their 20's or 30s? In fact, the ONLY description the video survellience shows is that they are BLACK..of course, no mention of that. Im sick of this PC BS
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Police sources said it was a group of teens who terrorized their victim, and threatened her with a gun.
Yep...group of "TEENS"
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Keizan Li
September 9, 2016 at 1:47 pm
If the victim was a liberal, she probably believed that she deserved it because of her white privilege. Just her small contribution to the reparations that these “teens” feel entitled to.
There appeared to be at least a dozen teens swarming the area. What are the odds this wasn't the first time they've attacked and robbed in the neighborhood?
Its such BS that the friggin reporter goes out of their way to NOT mention the race of the "TEENS". in fact the article uses that word about 11 times in the article, no other description whatsoever. Why? How do they know that they were "TEENS"? and not in their 20's or 30s? In fact, the ONLY description the video survellience shows is that they are BLACK..of course, no mention of that. Im sick of this PC BS
Yep...group of "TEENS"
from the comments section:
Are the teens white or white Hispanic and is the victim black?
"Teens", "youths" and "suspects" are code words for non-white, non-western offenders.
Yep! Simple solution for folks. MOVE out of "diverse","multicultural" areas...any other buzz words they use to describe crime ridden crap holes?
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