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(How about if it was an INNOCENT, but shabby looking, thuggish looking black man? Would it be OK with you then? EG: Do rights apply to all people, or not?)
Cops made a mistake, apologized for it. Black tennis "star" seeks media attention due to it. Even, as in this case, if it is only tabloid media. Others with agenda latch on to it like it's important because this is the level they operate at.
Nothing more too it than that.
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Originally Posted by gtc08
these are white males trolling and trying to make excuses for these white cops, simple as that.
Cops made a mistake, apologized for it. Black tennis "star" seeks media attention due to it. Even, as in this case, if it is only tabloid media. Others with agenda latch on to it like it's important because this is the level they operate at.
Nothing more too it than that.Bingo on that agenda thing.
they didnt apologize. you are making things up. you are trying to minimize and downplay what happened and attacking blake for calling out the white cops which they deserve.
Litigation, anyone? But how does race factor in here when the guy looks white? Even if he is black, race still isn't a factor.
Bad police work isn't racism. Neither is good police work.
Litigation, anyone? But how does race factor in here when the guy looks white? Even if he is black, race still isn't a factor.
Bad police work isn't racism. Neither is good police work.
you really think this wouldve happened to andy roddick?
blake is well known in nyc.
this doesnt happen to white people.
again, more minimizing the situation to try to get the white cops off the hook.
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