Brutal Kroger parking lot attack caught on camera,

[Karee 4,191]

It could be said that his having been born led to his death - that would be true for every single person on this planet, of course. What's your point?

You just made my point. Thanks.

[Sousuke 1,214]

I think we should probably stop the GZ/TM debate in this thread as its going off topic.

[GandD 5,966]

All topics lead to TM/GZ

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

You just made my point. Thanks.

Then you clearly missed the point I was making.

[decocker 7,198]

I just told you. 50-60 ft from your door and safety. . Someone at home to open the door for you. ,,, and shut it quick ... George was a few hundred yards away,

but what if you want to stand your ground?

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

I just told you. 50-60 ft from your door and safety. . Someone at home to open the door for you. ,,, and shut it quick ... George was a few hundred yards away,

TM was 70 yards away when the confrontation took place. That's 210 feet. Maybe he didn't want GZ to see where he lived.

[LibCampFireClub 635]

For now, and for quite a long time, black thuggery has been allowed in the athletic, music, and even professional communities. Fortunately, more and more people see and recognize the abhorrent behaviors of privileged black men in American society. For the left, attentions can be diverted by flashy shiny objects, but there are some who see it today, recognize, ask why, and then try to change it. There will always be people who attempt to deflect attention from black privilege. Just like anyone else, they must obey US law, and pay the price when they don't.

Uneven playing field? Judge, prosecutor who let Ray Rice walk toss book at single mom

By Joshua Rhett Miller

Shaneen Allen, 27, faces more than three years in prison if convicted after she mistakenly entered New Jersey, where she was stopped for a traffic violation and found in possession of a handgun loaded with hollow-point bullets. (Courtesy: Evan Nappen)

EXCLUSIVE: Shaneen Allen wants to know what makes her so different from Ray Rice.

Allen, a 27-year-old Philadelphia mother who says she mistakenly entered New Jersey with a handgun legally registered in her state, was not accepted into a pre-trial intervention program, unlike the former Baltimore Ravens running back who was caught on an elevator surveillance camera punching his then-fiancée and current wife. The disparate decisions, made by the same prosecutor and approved by the same judge, leave Allen facing more than three years in prison and Rice free, though disgraced.

Atlantic County prosecutor Jim McClain recommended Rice for the program in May, months after denying the single mother's application. And Superior Court Judge Michael Donio, who signed off on the agreement that spared Rice jail time, denied a motion by Allen's attorney to force McClain to reconsider.

"What makes Ray Rice so different from me that I couldn’t be accepted by the same prosecutor and judge? Is it that he ‘was’ a pro athlete but I’m a single mother of 2?”

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/09/10/judge-prosecutor-who-let-ray-rice-walk-tossing-book-at-single-mom/

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

For now, and for quite a long time thuggery has been allowed in the athletic, music, and even professional communities. Fortunately, more and more people see and recognize the abhorrent behaviors of privileged men in American society. For the left, attentions can be diverted by flashy shiny objects, but there are some who see it today, recognize, ask why, and then try to change it. There will always be people who attempt to deflect attention from rich privilege. Just like anyone else, they must obey US law, and pay the price when they don't.

Fixed for you.

Because we know these things don't happen with white people.

Tommy Lee: http://articles.latimes.com/1998/may/21/local/me-51994

Ben Roethlisberger: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Roethlisberger

Charlie Sheen: I shouldn't have to provide a link, you can choose between when he shot Kelly Preston back in the 90's, beat another woman to a pulp a few years later, or when he was throwing chairs at Denise Richards.

But please, keep going....

[decocker 7,198]

For now, and for quite a long time, black thuggery has been allowed in the athletic, music, and even professional communities. Fortunately, more and more people see and recognize the abhorrent behaviors of privileged black men in American society. For the left, attentions can be diverted by flashy shiny objects, but there are some who see it today, recognize, ask why, and then try to change it. There will always be people who attempt to deflect attention from black privilege. Just like anyone else, they must obey US law, and pay the price when they don't.

'black privilege' and 'black thuggery' used in the same post, plus one reference to shiny objects without using the term 'bling'. bravo!

[SMOKE 1,426]

Fixed for you.

Because we know these things don't happen with white people.

Tommy Lee: http://articles.latimes.com/1998/may/21/local/me-51994

Ben Roethlisberger: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Roethlisberger

Charlie Sheen: I shouldn't have to provide a link, you can choose between when he shot Kelly Preston back in the 90's, beat another woman to a pulp a few years later, or when he was throwing chairs at Denise Richards.

But please, keep going....

as a steeler fan. I am embarrassed to have rapistberger on the roster. this should cover the full spectrum of skin pigment.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_professional_sportspeople_convicted_of_crimes

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

'black privilege' and 'black thuggery' used in the same post, plus one reference to shiny objects without using the term 'bling'. bravo!

Maybe we're reaching him? What is black privilege? Is there such a term?

[Karee 4,191]

For now, and for quite a long time, black thuggery has been allowed in the athletic, music, and even professional communities. Fortunately, more and more people see and recognize the abhorrent behaviors of privileged black men in American society. For the left, attentions can be diverted by flashy shiny objects, but there are some who see it today, recognize, ask why, and then try to change it. There will always be people who attempt to deflect attention from black privilege. Just like anyone else, they must obey US law, and pay the price when they don't.

Holy ***. Same prosecutor and judge. So much for equal justice.

ETA: This just confirms my theory that justice is for the most part racially equal. Justice is all about money. Those that have money get treated fairly. Those that don't can forget it.

Edited September 10, 2014 by Karee

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

as a steeler fan. I am embarrassed to have rapistberger on the roster. this should cover the full spectrum of skin pigment.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_professional_sportspeople_convicted_of_crimes

I've seen die hard steelers fans try to deal with that. Same thing when Kobe got hit up. When you're rich, forgiveness comes in waves. I think no one should be exempt. You do the crime, you do the time.

Holy ***. Same prosecutor and judge. So much for equal justice.

You act surprised. If Ray Rice wasn't playing on the Ravens, his butt would have been arrested a long time ago.

[Karee 4,191]

I've seen die hard steelers fans try to deal with that. Same thing when Kobe got hit up. When you're rich, forgiveness comes in waves. I think no one should be exempt. You do the crime, you do the time.

You act surprised. If Ray Rice wasn't playing on the Ravens, his butt would have been arrested a long time ago.

ETA: This just confirms my theory that justice is for the most part racially equal. Justice is all about money. Those that have money get treated fairly. Those that don't can forget it.

[LibCampFireClub 635]

So now, the privileged thug steps out to tell the media that he needs to be "strong for his wife." It would have been more accurate and honest to call himself an oppressive coward who uses his dumb muscles to knock out his wife when she doesn't carefully follow his directions. Pathetic that both of them now minimize it.

Ray Rice breaks silence: ‘I have to be strong for my wife’

Exiled running back Ray Rice broke his silence Tuesday over the fallout from disgraceful elevator assault of his then-fiancee, saying that he is focusing on his family. Rice, in a phone conversation with ESPN’s Josina Anderson, said he and his wife are leaning on each other.

“I have to be strong for my wife,” Rice told ESPN. “She is so strong. We are in good spirits. We have a lot of people praying for us and we’ll continue to support each other. I have to be there for [Janay] and my family right now and work through this.”

http://nypost.com/2014/09/09/janay-rice-blasts-press-putting-us-through-horrible-nightmare/