KNOCKOUT GAME LEAVES VICTIM STUNNED TWICE

WND ^ | 12/05/13 | Colin Flaherty

[Anila]

By itself, four black people in Milwaukee punching Tim Bessette in the face, knocking him out, breaking bones in his face, laughing and running away, does not constitute a national emergency.

No matter how badly this 53-year-old white man was hurt. No matter how much he insists he is a victim of the Knockout Game.

The assault on Bessette might not even be the Knockout Game – not the way the New York Times, CNN and other media define it.

To most reporters – i.e. most of the people writing about how the Knockout Game is a myth – they imagine the game is played by a set of rules: Racially undefined teenagers get together and plan to punch someone in the face.

If there is no planning, then there is no game. And never, never, never is race involved. That’s the way the suits in the news departments see it.

That’s not how the Knockout Game works. Most of the time the game is spontaneous. Sometimes the victim loses a wallet or an iPhone. Sometimes not. The attackers always laugh.

And 99 percent of the perpetrators are black. Ninety-nine percent of the victims are not. That is what people in journalism usually call a “trend.” But now call a myth.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/12/knockout-game-leaves-victim-stunned-twice/#ju0786HZDOQgyZ74.99

[Sherman Logan]

Unfortunately, the “payback” almost never targets those who should be targeted. Instead it goes after probably innocent people who share some characteristic with the perps.

[ChildOfThe60s]

Unfortunately, the “payback” almost never targets those who should be targeted. Instead it goes after probably innocent people who share some characteristic with the perps.

Again, probably just perfect for those wanting a race war. And they know it.

However, let me point a sad fact here. A lot of those so called innocent people you note are walking around now saying absolutely nothing about blacks brutalizing *innocent* white victims. Most just don't care, but some are quite fine with it, and a few deplore it. The fact is, saying and doing nothing is tacit approval.

So, while I do agree that those people shouldn't be brutalized as payback, they can't escape a certain moral culpability in this whole Obama inspired racial violence. I have seen so called responsible law abiding black people thwart the police and deliberately protect black criminals that are hurting them and their own neighborhoods.

[Sherman Logan]

All good points.