Thread: Blacks Set Thirteen-Year-Old Kansas Boy Set on Fire For Being White

Originally Posted by googler

We all know there will be a greedy individual out there that will want to make money off the tragedy of their son. Trademarking it will allow the family to sue said individual. I don't see anything wrong with it.

Naturally you wouldn't. You seem to have a 'disagreement' with everyone on this board. You are entitled to your opinion and I to mine. I think it's disgusting what a circus this has become and Obama and the family have not done a damn thing to put this fire out. Because they don't want to....and that's just plain wrong.

Originally Posted by SicNTiredInSoCal

Naturally you wouldn't. You seem to have a 'disagreement' with everyone on this board. You are entitled to your opinion and I to mine. I think it's disgusting what a circus this has become and Obama and the family have not done a damn thing to put this fire out. Because they don't want to....and that's just plain wrong.

I don't know about Obama and his political scheming, but I do know that the family lost their one and only son and they'll do anything they can to get justice for him. They simply want Zimmerman to be arrested and put on trial.

Originally Posted by googler

They simply want Zimmerman to be arrested and put on trial.

This kid being shot and killed is a tragedy, and what makes it's even more tragic is Obama and Holder via the New Black Panther Party, Sharpton, and the rest the "race paid haters"

To make this into a "White on Black hate crime" and one more excuse to disarm Americans!

Holder will find Zimmerman guilty in order to divide us!
Zimmerman was getting his ass kicked by this kid he was following, got scared and fired.

It was a mistake that we Americans will be punished for regardless of race!

Originally Posted by googler

I don't know about Obama and his political scheming, but I do know that the family lost their one and only son and they'll do anything they can to get justice for him. They simply want Zimmerman to be arrested and put on trial.

They *simply* want Zimmerman arrested? Too damn bad what they want. It is not up to them. It is up to the police if there is enough evidence. How would you like it if somebody simply wanted you arrested?

Originally Posted by pattyk

They *simply* want Zimmerman arrested? Too damn bad what they want. It is not up to them. It is up to the police if there is enough evidence. How would you like it if somebody simply wanted you arrested?

According to the latest information that came out last night, you're right pattyk. The Sanford police, on the night of the incident, sought an arrest warrant for Zimmerman, calling the case "homicide/negligent manslaughter", but the State Attorney's Office held off pending further review. Thanks to that George still remains free. I'm guessing that because Zimmerman claimed self defense, the burden then lies on the state to prove that it WASN'T self defense? And due to the lack of facts about who initiated the violent confrontation, there was not enough evidence to go forth with the charges. So the State Attorney's Office did the right thing.

So I admit, I was wrong and stand corrected. I will wait and see what happens.

I am glad you saw the error of your ways Googler. I will consider accepting your apology.

Alveda King: Sharpton, Jackson should stop ‘playing race card’ over Trayvon Martin

Published: 10:30 AM 03/28/2012



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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s niece is criticizing the Rev. Al Sharpton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson for politicizing the Trayvon Martin shooting and leveraging racial tensions to rile up Americans.
Conservative activist Dr. Alveda King, now the director of African-American outreach at Priests for Life and the founder of King For America, said she hopes Sharpton and Jackson stop “stirring up the people without positive solutions” in Sanford, Fla., and elsewhere in the U.S.
“I would believe that, by stirring up all of the emotions and reactions, I wanted to encourage them to remember the man that they say that they followed, to remember that his message was nonviolence and very loving,” King told The Daily Caller, referencing her late uncle. She added that she wanted to encourage Jackson and Sharpton “to talk about nonviolence and not to incite people with that race card that they are very good at playing.”
“Nonviolence was a very important part of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr,” she added. “So, we want to encourage people to be nonviolent in their responses, to be thorough in their research and that justice must be done…We want justice to come, but we want nonviolent responses to this really tragic and terrible incident.”
King hasn’t made up her mind about the facts of this case and who is responsible for what, but believes there should be a full investigation. She told TheDC that she agrees with former Republican presidential candidate and businessman Herman Cain, however, who has asked for a full investigation instead of “swirling rhetoric.”
“I believe that it should be thoroughly investigated,” she told TheDC. “I believe that it should be discovered whether there was undue force. If Trayvon did work to defend himself, he was not armed and so that is an unfair fight right there. Trayvon was not armed and the man who shot him was. So there is a possibility of undue force.” (RELATED: Full coverage of the Trayvon Martin shooting)
She said her heart goes out to Trayvon Martin’s family and she understands what they’re going through. “I’m very concerned about Trayvon’s family,” King said. “I’m praying as well, and many members of my family are as well… Several of us have experienced death of family members by shooting.”
“My grandmother, Mama King, Alberta Williams King, was shot in Ebenezer Baptist Church,” King continued. “My uncle, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., of course, was shot. And, then, my dad [Alfred Daniel Williams King] was killed the next year, drowned in a swimming pool. So, we are not unfamiliar with these kinds of shocks and tragedies to a family. And, so, my first thought is to pray for the family.”
King hopes Americans won’t continue to “hype this up so much to a point and make all this big demonstrations. Of course, there should be an outrage and there should be an outcry. But, remember: There are many other young people who are at risk and many young people getting killed in violent situations.”
She said if her father, A.D. King, and uncle, Martin Luther King Jr., were still alive today, they would handle this tragedy much differently from how Sharpton and Jackson have so far.
“I remember when our home was bombed, and my dad went out to the people and he said, ‘please don’t riot, please don’t react violently, my family and I are alright,’” King said. “’If you have to hit anybody, hit me. So please, I’d rather you be nonviolent and don’t strike out.’ So, my uncle would urge a call for justice but he would also urge nonviolence in responses. He would do that, I can assure you he would.”
Moving forward on this storyline, King said Americans “should be watchful for racial profiling, for stereotypical responses.”
“We also should urge people to know that we are one human race,” she said. “We’re not separate races. There’s only one human race.”
King said the news media — which she said was largely responsible for Martin’s story gaining a massive national following — should remember that there are many struggles being encountered by America’s youth.
“I would like for the media to be aware of how dire circumstances are and to be a little more compassionate in reporting and to be fair, of course,” King said. “To be honest and truthful, but to know that we’re dealing with some dire circumstances and this is not a one-time occurrence. There are issues involved here — certainly the racial issue is a question, but it’s not the only thing because we have violence against young people from those who are within their own racial communities and their own ethnic groups.”
King adds that racism still exists in America today, and the American people need to watch for it and fight back the way her uncle, Martin Luther King, Jr., taught. “This is the 21st century and we would all like to think racism is dead in America,” King said. “Actually, that’s not the case, still there are some racial issues that are out across this nation and so we have a responsibility as compassionate citizens of America, no matter what our ethnic group happens to be, to confront these issues when they arise. The best way to confront it is with God’s love, and if my uncle and my father were here today, they’d say that to you: ‘God’s love.’”
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Originally Posted by pattyk

I am glad you saw the error of your ways Googler. I will consider accepting your apology.

Oh lighten up Nelly lol Ya'll all need to try to be a bit more understanding and mutually supportive of each other if you want to form a more effective and powerful team that can get things done on this issue. Having different opinions is fine, but please try cut each other a bit more slack.

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Oh for Gods sake. I WAS trying to lighten things up with Googler by kidding him. I guess y'all took it the wrong way. I would think if Googler had a problem with me he would address it himself or pm me like a normal person.

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Bill O‘Reilly Tells Media to Tamp Down on Trayvon Martin ’Convictions’ as Al Sharpton Attacks Zimmerman Using Police Surveillance Tape | Video | TheBlaze.com
O'Reilly Scolds Media for 'Convicting ' George Zimmerman On TV

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Crime O‘Reilly Scolds Media for ’Convicting’ George Zimmerman on Television as Al Sharpton Tries to Convict Zimmerman on Television

• Posted on March 29, 2012 at 10:00pm by Mytheos Holt
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Two polar opposite reactions to new evidence in the Trayvon Martin case surfaced tonight on Fox News and MSNBC. On Fox, Bill O’Reilly told Martin family attorney Benjamin Crump that “it’s wrong to convict anybody on television,” referring to the premature reaction by many in the media to the Martin story. And despite being the Martin family advocate, Crump actually agreed with O’Reilly on the subject, saying “no extreme is good” while still pointing out that there are holes in the case which makes Martin’s killing look suspicious.
Arguably, Crump was more of a prop in the segment, as O’Reilly spent much of it slamming the media for its premature behavior and sensationalism regarding the case.
“That’s what’s wrong with the media in this country: no longer to facts matter; accusations are enough to condemn folks. The press wants a story and doesn’t care who gets hurt in the process,” O’Reilly said. “No media observer knows exactly what happened the night Trayvon Martin was killed.”

Yet while no one in the media knows exactly what happened, at least one media observer thinks he knows – namely, Al Sharpton. Referring to the recently released police surveillance tape of George Zimmerman being escorted into the police station, Sharpton claimed Zimmerman looked anything but like a man who had been beaten “within an inch of his life.”

Sharpton described Zimmerman’s side of the story as “crumbling” and asked two experts he’d invited on the show to comment on what the surveillance tape shows. Both experts agreed that they didn’t think the video showed the sort of injuries described in the police report