Bad behavior is ALWAYS rewarded........
The inability to forgive and move on to life and to live in resentment is at works here and always will be until something changes. Sad their children will pay the price generation after generation. I will continue to pray that the black community is relieved of its bondage of self from resentment and lack of forgiveness and thus relieved of the bondage of evil.
Well then just what exactly are you condoning by this???
It turns out the Dr Watson was indeed wrong but only in the race he chose. It is not Africans who are less intelligent.
These thugs just needed a little “relaxation.” I guess prowling the neighborhood in pack animal fashion can get tiring.
"Five-on one is fine, seven-on-one is OK, but this six-on-one thing does not meet our approval. Because half of six is three and three sixes is the sign of the Devil of the white devils, and the brothers ought to stay away from that. Follow the Honorable Louis Farrakhan for true justice!"
Truly Satanic.
It`s like Charlton Heston with the world gone mad, watching monkeys riding ponies.
Two Men Are Arrested in Attack on Staten IslandThe men, identified by the police as Daniel Avissato, 24, and Mark Vincent Maleto, 21, were arrested on charges including assault as a hate crime, gang assault, aggravated harassment as a hate crime and criminal possession of a weapon — which the police said was a sneaker, because the victim was kicked. Two other men were being questioned by the Police Department’s hate crimes unit in connection with the attack, as the victim was released from the hospital after having surgery on his jaw. A fifth man was being sought by the police.
The victim, Skylar McCormick, who is black, said he was attacked in the Mariner’s Harbor section of Staten Island by five white men who yelled racial slurs at him, the police said. The police said that Mr. McCormick was punched by Mr. Avissato and knocked to the ground; once on the ground, Mr. McCormick was kicked by the attackers, who the police say included Mr. Maleto.
Yesterday, with an ice pack tied to his jaw, Mr. McCormick, 20, appeared next to his parents and the Rev. Al Sharpton at a news conference in Staten Island University Medical Center. “This is no casual crime,” said Mr. Sharpton, who was asked to appear by the victim’s parents, the Rev. Walter Taylor and his wife, Jessica Taylor. “This is certainly something that is threatening to him as a person, could have permanent damage to him and certainly is hate-based, with racial language used.”