News, Grand Jury Refuses to Indict White Cop Who Killed Black Man. (O.J., racist)
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This story was not posted because of concern for the man but as an opportunity to play a race card.......as usual
Step outside your predetermined views. You essentially said, no matter how strong the evidence, this should be thrown out on the sheer fact the race card was played. That's a very dangerous view and yet you're baffled when you get called a racist.
how does the color of the cop figure in???? elderly people are quiet capable of killing a cop --considering the current state of NO, i doubt seriously the cop did it for amusement. most everybody in NO is now black, what does that have to do with anything? please give the card a rest.
signed
a former new orleans resident
ok so how many people from homer are guna get on this forum and discuss this? does not the point still stand?
I wasn't saying you weren't qualified to discuss this because of your NO ties, but rather your argument is moot because it's based on how supposedly dangerous old black men in NO could be.
i know that. but it wasnt in russia. the point still stands no?
Well, you were citing the fact New Orleans is quite dangerous as reason to assume the guy might have been armed weren't you? Well how is the current state of New Orleans relevant when we are discussing an incident that happened nowhere even remotely close to New Orleans.
Well, you were citing the fact New Orleans is quite dangerous as reason to assume the guy might have been armed weren't you? Well how is the current state of New Orleans relevant when we are discussing an incident that happened nowhere even remotely close to New Orleans.
other than the fact that it happened in homer and that the bullet was fired by a white man and the person that took the bullet was black and a senior, were there any other facts relevant that you wanted to discuss?
other than the fact that it happened in homer and that the bullet was fired by a white man and the person that took the bullet was black and a senior, were there any other facts relevant that you wanted to discuss?
All I was doing was pointing out the face your New Orleans claim has zero relevance in this case. We are talking about an area that doesn't exactly have the best history regarding race. This occurred in a Parrish where someone who was running as a current member of the KKK won 80% of the white vote when he ran for Gov.
NEW ORLEANS — The case of an elderly black man who was shot to death by a white police officer in the north Louisiana town of Homer will not go to trial.
A grand jury, handled by the state attorney general's office instead of the local district attorney, returned a "no true bill" on Thursday — refusing to indict former police officer Tim Cox.
Would this be a story if it was a black cop and black man or a white man and white cop? Why does race have to enter every case? Just because a few say he wasn't armed doesn't mean it is true for starters. We don't really know what happened so I am not going to pass judgement on anyone. If there is evidence the cop had it in for blacks, that would be different; it there is solid proof the man was not armed, different, but we don't know any of this. How many of you were there to witness what happened?
So the guy could have had no weapons or not made or posed any threat and the should be thrown out because the race card was played?
and you were there? You know he had no weapons? None of us know that right now.
Nita
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