Posted on 08/04/2015 4:18:58 PM PDT by MeshugeMikey
he Empire State Building’s projection of Cecil the lion and other endangered animals is being criticized for ignoring the “Black Lives Matter” movement.
Along with Cecil, whose illegal killing sparked an international uproar, a snow leopard, tigers, lemurs and various snakes, birds and sea creatures were projected onto the building using 40 projectors, CNN reported.
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sadly it The white Bidness culture..who have bent over for Revrunt Sharpton...... coughin up AWL KINNA Cash, much
Id guess the larger democrat compounds....have plenty of rules and regulations about growing one’s own food.
I remember a few years ago reading about some guy in Metro Detroit....selling racoon meat....
I think these yahoos would go nuts if the cartoon character were killed off....
they DOWN for one THANG and one thang ONLY and thats RACE....with its sub grievance categories...of being UNDERCLASS...and OPPRESSED...and Misunderstood,....
Are we sure his name was Cecil or did they make that up?
You’re absolutely right; more smoke and mirrors to obscure the death of our nation, conscience, and culture. When surveys indicate Americans have stopped pretending to care about Cecil, they’ll probably go back to “Bridge-gate” with Governor Christie.
At the end of “Boyz in the Hood”, one character laments that the news never mentioned his brother’s murder the previous day. How many blacks live that reality every morning? This lion apparently means more than any aborted baby (of any color), as well as the blacks murdered daily in the slums.
But wait... didn’t Cecil have a BLACK mane?
Cecil was a half breed
Good points.
Thanks; could you the struggles people face today, and they see some lion half a world away on the news?
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