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If George Zimmerman is not arrested in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin soon, the Rev. Al Sharpton will call for an escalation in peaceful civil disobedience and economic sanctions.
Well, no, the ugly atmosphere was created by the Sanford Police Department. If they, and the DA office, had done their jobs properly, there would have been no outcry.
People should be alerted to the atmosphere out there being created by Sharpton, NBPP, and the mainstream media. Its going to get ugly, prepare.
We know the environment out there. Why stir up the rest of the nuts? Why continue to give ignorance a platform? If Sharpton and the Ignorant NBPP want to get out there and act the fool, let them. But don't make it appear that every black person will be following his lead.
Well, no, the ugly atmosphere was created by the Sanford Police Department. If they, and the DA office, had done their jobs properly, there would have been no outcry.
Outcries are one thing. Bounties, calls for violence and actual violence are another.
“You return force with force and when someone assaults you,” he said. “George was out of breath. He was barely conscious. The last thing that he remembers doing is moving his head from the concrete to the grass, so that if he was banged one more time, he wouldn’t be wearing diapers for the rest of his life and being spoon-fed by his brother.”
How do you go from "barely conscious" to being "straddled over the body with hands on his back" in a matter of seconds?
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