Posted on 10/31/2017 8:13:48 AM PDT by rktman
I can visualize that 100%...good job, and I am glad for you that they didn’t call the bluff...
Ugh. Makes me shudder. I got jumped by four or five guys when I was in the USN, and to buy time, I tried to pretend I knew martial arts, but that bluff only bought me about 10 seconds while they circled me just a bit more warily than they probably otherwise would have.
Media Whitewash reporting of racial incidents like this really started and media created the use of the “knockout game” excuse when reporting .
It was when black teen gangbangers inspired by the inflammatory comments which were outright lies originated by Obama and Wilson and others were used during the Zimmerman trial.
Claiming blacks engaged in criminal activity resisted legal arrest by attempting to seize the officer’s weapon were killed. Were victims of police. Blacks mainly of teen age but not in every case began attacking non blacks who wandered in their neighborhood. Which wound up in deaths or life long body injury.
The effect was to create division among the races in the country which has continued and expanded into a continuing process. Which some say was designed to do so for political reasons.
Ping!
Let’s just tell it like it is: feral Black teenagers. Everybody knows what these dumb journalists mean when they use the term “teens.”
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
I had a cousin who ran the marathon. I guess he didn’t run into any of the ferals like this family did.
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
Actually, I HAVE a cousin who ran the marathon. I should only be using “had” if he actually ran into the ferals.
They can be identified but their identities not publicized. How do the police know they were all under the age of 18 if they haven’t been identified anyway? A professional writer wrote this.
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