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One of the most disgusting acts of savage, animal-like barbarism and racism I've ever seen. No doubt, this will be thoroughly ignored by the national media.
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Correction: It was initially livestreamed to Facebook and later uploaded to Youtube.
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Originally Posted by petch751
Liberal media won't report it. It does not benefit them. What about that professor that tweeted saying that white people should be exterminated.
Good lord. Do ya'll even WATCH the news? It was ALL OVER every channel. Ya'll are wrong again.
That said, I think it was indeed a hate crime. Just like a think the murders Dylan Roof committed were hate crimes (by his very words); I think THIS was also a hate crime (by their very words).
If it's not - then we just should do away with 'hate crimes'.
This story is now at the top of Google News. Even NPR is reporting it, and including the relevant facts. This seems like a watershed moment for the American media. Did word go out that an effort must be made to restore credibility?
I am absolutely sickened by this. My heart breaks for that poor boy. Those four animals are less than human and nothing short of monsters. Sadly, I bet, many of their "friends" probably watched the live feed and thought it was funny. What kind of people are we raising? No compassion, no morals, no remorse.. a bunch of self absorbed sociopaths..
I agree and hope we address the actual crime. We need to ramp up laws that protect with little tolerance for crimes like these who pray on the weak. If we can't protect our weak we are not worth the ground we walk on.
Has Trump denounced it? I haven't heard a word from him either.
He shouldn't comment in my opinion, as a Trump supporter. This incident should be viewed as being well-enough beneath a President-elect to warrant direct attention. That is, of course, unless the media goes off of the rails with it. Otherwise, Trump should let law enforcement and the courts handle this without his commentary. He has to pick his battles at this point.
Good lord. Do ya'll even WATCH the news? It was ALL OVER every channel. Ya'll are wrong again.
That said, I think it was indeed a hate crime. Just like a think the murders Dylan Roof committed were hate crimes (by his very words); I think THIS was also a hate crime (by their very words).
If it's not - then we just should do away with 'hate crimes'.
I agree. Both clearly hate toward a demographic and should be deemed so. If not this will continue on all sides. The one thing we all are in the end is human. We should stick together and rid our country of the trash so we can walk around without fear and hate.
"Police declined to give the race of the attackers or the victim. In the video, the attackers appear black. The victim appears to be white."[emphasis mine]
maybe the perps are white thugs in blackface, eh, wapo?
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He shouldn't comment in my opinion, as a Trump supporter. This incident should be viewed as being well-enough beneath a President-elect to warrant direct attention. That is, of course, unless the media goes off of the rails with it. Otherwise, Trump should let law enforcement and the courts handle this without his commentary. He has to pick his battles at this point.
I agree. He shouldn't comment. The president shouldn't get involved in local police matters at all. Hopefully he doesn't comment and let's the CPD take care of it.
On the hate crime thing, I don't see how this would be considered a hate crime. I guess they can find a way to make it one to appease you all who think that it should be.....
When "f... x race" comments are involved, there is no room for interpretation.
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I think that the victim was targeted due to his mental disability and not because of skin color.
This seems like a biased interpretation that lacks foundation to me.
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Like I mentioned earlier about blacks committing violence against other blacks, I have seen personally and heard about black people targeting disabled black teens/kids and doing similar things
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I also remember a story from I believe Idaho where a black mentally disabled teen was repeatedly abused and even raped with a broom/mop handle by a white kids. They also used racial slurs. I think in both cases if it was charged as a "hate" crime that it should be about the "hate" of those who are disabled and people knowingly victimizing them because of their disability. I doubt this would have happened to a white man who was not mentally disabled.
Hearsay and couldn't be more irrelevant. The last bolded conjecture is absolutely baseless.
I agree. He shouldn't comment. The president shouldn't get involved in local police matters at all. Hopefully he doesn't comment and let's the CPD take care of it.
I agree to a point. There is a time to get involved in local police matters, the bar for which was set by the last administration in its wont to stoke racial tensions in the U.S. I just think that this specific incident doesn't warrant his direct attention; though I wouldn't be opposed to DOJ observation of how the case is handled.
Yeah that hate crime thing. It would certainly appear to be a hate crime, by the general understanding of it. However I can't stand the idea of hate crimes. It implies love torturing and love murdering. The state can barely do 3rd grade math. I doubt very much they will be successful mind readers.
Not really sure what the fuss is all about anyway. Black on white violent crime was 20 to 1 of the other, yesterday and will be again today. Self segregation will continue with those ratios.
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