[Born in a Rage]

Why would someone do such a thing? Attention? Out of a sheer hatred?

[xm177e2]

"Now the woman says she carved the letters into her own chest and was actually with the man who she said picked her up after the made up attack."

She did it to cover for the time she spent with someone of the opposite gender (wink wink).

[rightwinggardeninggirl]

In St. Paul earlier this summer, two 13-year-old black girls made up being attacked by a white man, in two separate fabrications. They were probably put up to it by the local chapter of the NAACP. One of the girls said she beat off her attacker with a fork. That was when I knew the whole thing was made up. Of course, the liberals run things up here, so the incident was fully investigated for two weeks before they finally got her and the other girls to confess that they made the stories up. How much taxpayer money was spent on this "shades of Tawana" sham? The girls of course were not punished. They should have to do community service in my opinion, along with their parents. If I would have made up a story like that, I would have had hell to pay when I was 13.

[cbkaty]

Why would someone do such a thing? Attention? Out of a sheer hatred?

Crackhead?

[Thebaddog]

Small people do these things because they can. They feel some ability to act out because they know that they won't be held accountable like a mature individual would know.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Why? I have no idea, but hatred of whites and a desire to make sure there is a rift kept between blacks and whites. Among the hardcore whitey haters, they will tell themselves that the white sheriff forced her to say that she did it to herself.

[Lancey Howard]

Why would someone do such a thing? Attention? Out of a sheer hatred?

Money.

[staytrue]

Why would someone do such a thing? Attention? Out of a sheer hatred?

People like attention and sympathy. I've seen tv stories about moms who deliberately make their kids sick with a mild poison just so they can get sympathy from the neighbors and hospital staff. Plus as far as wanting attention, just watch "the next Jerry" sometime. Plus, the american black has been spoon fed the liberal victimization drivel for so long, I suspect many (but definitely not LN Smithee) have become addicted to it. Besides, surely you've seen school kids who fake being hurt. They love the attention.

[holden]

Why? Because some people only after spending their lunch money for a decade or more on the lottery realize they've been betrayed by yet another hoax which keeps them down.

The odds in that game are against 'em, so they'll do whatever they think it takes to "win the lottery" by "virtue" of their own influence. Maybe they're in it for the 15 minutes of fame or maybe they think a coupla white good ol' boys will be identified so Rev. Al, JesseJ & JohnnyC could whoop together a court case that might just pay millions in compensation for all that lost lunch money they've been stealing from their children all these years.

Into this twinge of guilty conscience, the conservative message may be sown--at least up until the time the initials get carved into the chest, that is.

HF