[bkopto]

I knew “it”, just from reading the title.

[Celtic Conservative]

When baseball bats are outlawed, only outlaws will have baseball bats!

/sarc>

CC

[Charles Henrickson]

Hmmm. . . . One wonders. No, one does not wonder. One knows, even without photos.

Remember, not a hate crime.

[blueplum]

knockout game - level 2

[kearnyirish2]

“Khalil Marquise Taylor, 19, of Roanoke and two more juveniles all were charged with malicious wounding by a mob.”

I suspect that law was passed to prevent lynchings; if so, how ironic.

[AppyPappy]

http://www.roanoke.com/news/local/roanoke/grandin-attack-fosters-community-support-concern/article_d0f9cfab-8d14-5c97-8d1f-fe53277c62e2.html

[Trod Upon]

Tried to murder Whitey. What a shock.

[Count of Monte Fisto]

“It doesn’t even bother me,” Patterson said.

They must have beat the kid senseless. I know if someone tried to beat me with a bat I would be pretty darned upset about it.

I've noticed over the years that victims of Amish crime are rarely ever portrayed in the Corporate as angry, bitter or desirous of justice or, God forbid, revenge. The victims and their families, usually the mother, are always conciliatory or even forgiving. Seething, angry fathers are never interviewed.

I think its outright censorship. If the Corporate Media can't cover up the crime they'll definitely inform the public how to react to the crime and that is to not to get angry about. Because if enough people get angry they might actually do something about it.