Posted on 05/26/2020 1:58:45 PM PDT by GuavaCheesePuff
Gayle King delivered an emotional reaction on Tuesday’s CBS This Morning after the show played the racially charged viral video of a white woman calling the police and falsely claiming a black man was threatening her life.
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What about Pre-meditated Extermination Centers BIG CITIES. Talk about racist. What would Margaret Sanger do. What would the Bushes say? What has Trey Billygoat Gates said?...cross-wearing Melinda. Listen to the CURRENT POPCON SPEAKERS about “non-essentials”.
https://www.edge.org/response-detail/23838
Those of us that made it to the world: Welcome to YOUR life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGCdLKXNF3w
Did she or anyone else in the media express outrage over the murder of Calvin Munerlyn?
Who is that you may ask? He is the security guard who was murdered at a dollar store in Flint, Michigan while doing his job. He told a shopper that her daughter needed to wear a mask in the store which resulted in an argument. The disgruntled shopper contacted her husband and son, who came from home, went to the store and killed Mr. Munerlyn in cold blood, They had plenty of time during the ride to the store to think about what they were about to do.
However; all of the involved parties were black, so there is no white racist boogeyman angle to exploit, hence this murder is not important to the 'selective-outrage' contingent.
Meanwhile a black coronavirus patient in Michigan was seen on video beating the hell out of elderly people and not a peep about it
So he is a troll...
No mention of the 14 people shot in St Louis over the weekend? What about Chicago? I guess those are ok but when a cop goes too far on a thug then that’s when she crosses the line?
twelve
If all the gang bangers of every description had fatal accidents one day (”I don’t know how he managed to fall out of that 3rd story window THREE times, but he always was a bit accident prone.” — a hypothetical quote to a reporter) the very next day crime would drop all across the board, especially in big-city black communities. The residual effects of gang culture would result in continued worse crime but over time would fade if the gangs weren’t allowed by their relatives and neighbors to make a comeback.
People who now live in fear wouldn’t have to anymore. They could start living the American dream without the mill-stone that the gangs are hanging from their necks.
Lol,wut?
or Baltimore or Washington, DC
My husband and I met a dog walker who had a FEROCIOUS pit bull. It was leashed but ready to kill our two dogs...who were the sweetest things on earth.
The guy wouldn't control his dog so my husband said:
"If you don't control your dog I'm going to SHOOT it."
Seeing the look on my husband's face the guy KNEW that my husband meant it. He WAS packing and he WOULD'VE shot the dog. The guy controlled the dog. Ahole.
maybe she better stay away from them then as they seem to be killing each other more than any other group of people.
Playing the victim card by anyone is repulsive. When the going gets tough, the tough get going. They have no time for the self-annointed victims.
Juicy Fruit claimed otherwise.
He was so desperate for some rough trade that he hired 2 dudes to beat him up.
When Chad Met Karen
>> much more of a victim than two young white people who were literally tortured to death by blacks.
It was strange that prosecutors tried claiming that was a robbery “gone wrong”. Rape and kidnapping and murder and destruction/abandonment of the vehicle sound NOTHING like a robbery of any sort.
It was a racist misogynistic attack. And it doesn’t seem as if any of that group showed any restraint or doubts about their actions.
[It was a racist misogynistic attack. And it doesn’t seem as if any of that group showed any restraint or doubts about their actions.]
I was going to post the exact same thing. +1
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