Race-baiting is a hate crime

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I’d like to clarify my point in speaking out about black-on-white crimes that have gone unmentioned by the Left.

It is NOT because I think these crimes deserved more attention.

I don’t.

It IS because I think the attention Al Sharpton and the race-baiting Left give to certain white-on-black crimes is evil.

Racism is evil. Racially-inspired crimes are evil.

But this is not the one-way, blame whitey street the Al Sharpton Hate Squad makes it out to be.

Black-on-white crime is actually MORE frequent than the other way around.

Personally, I think the Left’s manipulation of a local crime to enflame racial unrest and instigate civil disobedience is a racially-inspired crime against humanity.

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4 responses to “Race-baiting is a hate crime

  1. FranklytheNut's avatar FranklytheNut

    Nancy Strait died of her injuries. Did you ever hear Obama say, “My grandmother looked like that woman.”?

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  2. A Mindful Webworker's avatar A Mindful Webworker

    About the Nancy and Bob Strait attack: I haven’t seen this in print, but the morning after they arrested the accused, I heard a fellow on the radio (officer?) describing the accused as expressing zero remorse. Nothing. The horror in the fellow’s voice was clear.

    As if the gruesomeness of the crime didn’t tell you all you need to know about the attacker. She was raped and murdered! The horror for both of these sweet people is beyond unimaginable. All their loving descendents will have to live with that monstrosity’s work all their days.

    With Martin & Zimmerman, circumstances are murky at best, and investigations deserve to proceed without agitators and hot-heads. In Tulsa was committed a crime so foul, so heinous, and none of that outcry (of course). Truly one wishes for the days of swift and sure justice, to be sure the perp (if guilty) will never harm anyone again, and perhaps to send a message to even those dim-wits he might inspire.

    /rant

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