"That was incredible, Mark! I mean... it was like... I could really feel 400 years of oppression and anger in every pelvic thrust! I hope you don't mind if I use bits of this interlude in a short story I'm working on."
Posted on 04/07/2023 2:24:52 PM PDT by GrandJediMasterYoda
Yet no one dare call it a hate crime.
What amazes me is they take their word for it: “did you target those 3 teen white kids because do their skin color” “no maaan I just felt disrespected cause he called me a N”.
officer and media: “ok that’s enough..definitely no hate crime here”
As if someone heartless enough to shoot a sweet faced girl would never lie!
😡😡😡
"That was incredible, Mark! I mean... it was like... I could really feel 400 years of oppression and anger in every pelvic thrust! I hope you don't mind if I use bits of this interlude in a short story I'm working on."
“Johnson was the epitome of a racist and knew he could control black voters by making them dependent on government for their handouts.”
After passing of the Civil Rights Act he is reported to have said “I’ll have them niggers voting Democratic for the next two hundred years.”
old enough to get sex change and abortion, then you are old enough to get the death penalty !!!
aspiring rap stars no doubt!
That is just plain Nasty.
Choose your words wisely.
Nothing most black people wouldn’t say.
Only a fictional screenplay on Law and Order SVU but this type of “child” exists and there are stories in various crime history books about them.
“Born Psychopath”
Henry Messner character, age 12.
(after a little sister has multiple injuries and ER visits)
When Irina is questioned, she says that Henry was the one that pushed Ruby down the stairs and is the “monster”.
Later, Viola tries to tuck Henry in for bed, but he refuses to sleep, taking a knife from behind his pillow. Viola demands for Henry to hand over the knife, but he slashes her palm when she reaches for it. Henry watches as his mother runs away, looking upon her with blank, emotionless expression.
When Dr. Huang evaluates Henry, he deduces that Henry is a psychopath because he lacks any emotions and doesn’t feel any sympathy or empathy for other people. Dr. Huang suggests sending Henry to a facility in Vermont for severe cases like his. At first, the Mesners balk at the idea, but eventually agree. When Viola tells Henry about the facility, he once again throws a tantrum, but calms down when Tom leaves for work.
Henry locks Viola in the laundry room and lights a fire. He ties Ruby to a bed and watches his sister cough to see if she would burn inside out, but after the room is filled with smoke, he calls Olivia.
By the time the SVU squad arrives, Henry has already left the apartment and gone to his friend Toby’s place. Henry steals Toby’s father’s gun, locks his friend in a closet, and kills Toby’s dog Snowball by drowning her in the bathtub before leaving.
When Nick goes to the play area of the apartment building, he finds Henry has taken a five-year-old boy hostage using the gun. Nick is able to talk Henry into letting the little boy go, but Henry points the gun at Nick and asks him to stay. As Nick tries to talk Henry into giving up the gun, Henry shoots him in the stomach....
Two episodes (2nd is after he conned fools in the system into believing he is “cured” and deserves to be released.)
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WOW! That’s our sheriff!
“I saw an article where some guy said they might try them all as adults.”
The interview said that possibility is being studied by the Assistant State Attorney.
I doubt it’ll happen. Maybe the two older ones. Not the 12 year old.
He is very impressive.
Austin Harcoff murdered two people, eat the face of one, and tried to murder a third. He has a wealthy father who bought the Judge and Prosecutor. Now he is back running the streets of South Florida and getting to re enroll as Florida State University, and perhaps kill and eat again.
That is awesome!
Stolen!
I wrote this in an earlier post. I think it describes what’s going on in the Black Culture:
How does the GOP reach out to a culture that is acting out the script for their own self destruction? If anyone could write a better script for self-extinction, what is going on in the black culture would be it.
Part of the equation for self-inflicted genocide is the rejection of those who want to help them change their course. The Race Card is used to deflect corrective criticism. Much of that thinking can be blamed on the Democrats who have indoctrinated the black culture to reject any other influences outside of the plantation. The idea of fathers taking responsibility for their offspring is a big improvement. And that plantation teaches dependency so that the Democrats can maintain power.
Dependency on the government does not teach the next generation those skills for independence and survival in a technological age. That is a huge cultural failure and is a pathway towards self-inflicted extinction.
Parents that influence their children into lawlessness and participation into the illegal drug industry, are creating a culture of death. It is a culture that puts them on a pathway towards extinction. I credit the Democrats for the corruption in government they are involved in and the influence it creates. It is teaching those in the black culture exactly the wrong message. It is a message that teaches the next generation that the way to success is by breaking laws. It is a message that is evil and puts those it influences on a pathway towards destruction. When the wages of sin is death, a culture that embraces evil, is on a pathway towards death. When a culture rejects those who try to reach them so they can correct their course, that is a recipe for extinction.
The Democrats, in an effort to stay in power, have written a script that is poisonous to the black culture. It is a prescription for the self-genocide of a race. People talk about drinking the Kool Aid. The ingredients reflective in the black culture is a prescription for self-genocide.
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