‘Pack of disgusting animals.’
Show some disorderly blacks and it doesn’t take long for the terms ‘animal’, and ‘government cheese’ to start kicking about the thread.
And many wonder why their little world is getting smaller and smaller.
Show some disorderly blacks and it doesn’t take long for the terms ‘animal’, and ‘government cheese’ to start kicking about the thread.
I guess truth just stings doesn't it? What those 'people' did was unamerican, uncivilized and barbaric. There, is that all better for you?? I called it like I saw it.
If you don't like it or the terms we use, why don't you take up missionary work in Long Island to see if you can civilize them.
I heard similar remarks made about these people on the local news, by a black shopper. "Savages" is what this lady said.
Play the race card elsewhere.
Pack of disgusting animals.’
Show some disorderly blacks and it doesn’t take long for the terms ‘animal’, and ‘government cheese’ to start kicking about the thread.
And many wonder why their little world is getting smaller and smaller.
No, people are beginning to realize how messed up our world is.
If their actions deserve the label, so be it. Personally I'm sick and tired of color being used as a protective shield for uncivilized behavior.
You give me one good reason why a bunch of blacks acting like animals should not be called such just because they are black.
If they were white I'd still call them animals for this same behavior.
‘Pack of disgusting animals.’
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Pack of Harvard trained scholars. Is that better?
In 1979, at a Who concert in Cincinnati, 11 people were killed in a stampede as concert-goers tried to enter a stadium where there was no reserved seating. Based on the music I'm guessing the crowd was mostly white. I recall thinking pretty negative thoughts about the people involved in that stampede at the time.
The ultimate conclusion by most people who looked at that situation was that it was an accident waiting to happen. It was stupid to expect that such a huge crowd was just going to calmly enter the stadium and sort themselves out when a lot was riding on speed.
Looking at the picture before this Walmart event you can see something very similar. Rather than an orderly line as there was at some other stores, here is a huge crush of people waiting to surge forward. In the Who concert case the only thing to be gained was a seat closer to the stage. But in this event the value of rushing into the store as quickly as possible was possibly worth hundreds of dollars.
I have been in a crowd situation where the people around me were being squashed together quite hard and there could have been trampling if anyone had fallen down. This actually occurred when a crowd was leaving a stadium and the flow was suddenly blocked. In such events the people in the back are not really at fault because they can't see what is going on. The people in the front can't necessarily do much to help anyone who has fallen except to avoid falling and being crushed themselves as the crowd pushes then forward.
A acquaintance of mine queued up at a Walmart last night. Security guards organized everyone in a line and only permitted 30 people at a time to enter the store. I'd say that Walmart has some liability in the case of this stampede.
Who are you trying to impress with your P.C. grandstanding?