So why aren't you talking about that? I posted a bunch of updated information.
‘Justice for Trayvon’: Alabama Man in Critical Condition After Mob Beating
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So why aren't you talking about that? I posted a bunch of updated information.
I guess that is why no one can understand anything you say.
Everyone was complaining that there were no updates on the Alabama guy. Now there are updates. Why aren't you talking about that?
You sure did.......on the wrong thread!
All the talk about GZ belong on the other thread!
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nope!
nope!
again.... racial injustice and slavery are different. why are you focused on past when slavery is abolished? let's focus on current events, shall we? racial injustice is current event. slavery is abolished.
*snapping fingers* focus focus!
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that means.... there were updates in Alabama man's case.
Members herr don't get to understand what you say because you don't answer their questions. And those update are just what they are, someone else words. So don't even think of claiming them for yourself. You are hiding behind them and not saying anything about yourself.
On my situation, the chief in the GZ case came under fire from the public for his departments investigation but the chief in Mobile's department is under no public pressure. Ever wonder why?
So you have no intention of playing fair. You tell others to "get back on topic" but are scared to tell waterboy that.
Waterboy is on topic. The updates on the Alabama guy. What do you have to say about the information in the updates? Looks like there was a lot more to this story than the one in the first post gave.
The chief is not under pressure in the Alabama case because they started an investigation immediately and made an arrest quickly. Just because they can't find any witnesses that heard anyone yell "Justice for Trayvon" doesn't mean the police dept. did anything wrong. In fact, they are doing everything right. They are doing a complete investigation. That is why they are finding out that the guy threatened the kids with knives, yelled racial slurs at them, that his sister who claimed someone yelled "Justice for Trayvon" was really in the house the whole time, and did not tell police she heard anything...only the news media. That is why they know that none of the other witnesses heard anyone say anything about Trayvon Martin. That is why they know that most of the people in the crowd were not attacking the guy. That is why they know that the Alabama guy has been involved in racial situations before with the guy that was arrested.
The Sanford police dept. did not do a complete investigation, and that is why they are in hot water now. The prosecutor in the Martin case did not follow through on his obligations, that is why a special prosecutor had to be appointed to make sure that the case was handled as it should have been from the start.
These two situations are completely different. You can't use one to try to argue about the other.
Funny how you claim that. Ever since the black activist made a stink about the 911 call and the injuries to GZ, the new information being put out verifies what the original investigation did.
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where did I say "get back on topic"? Are you sure you're not confusing yourself?
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why?
Other threads you have told that to members.
Outside black activist stirring up a bunch of trouble trying to have their way.
Ended up with mud on their face.
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why should it be me? why not you?
I posted updated information about the Alabama case on the Alabama thread. Posts 411, 412, and 413.
This is about the Alabama case, remember? You said yourself "all the talk about GZ belongs in the other thread".
The prosecutor doesn't think so. That is why George was charged. Details of the prosecutor's investigation have not been made public, so you don't know what they support and what they don't.
There are a lot of white people protesting the injustice of the Martin case, too. Just sayin'.
So, you think it is wrong not to completely investigate the death of a black kid? Oh well, just another dead black kid. Let's move on. Nothing to see here.
Nope. This is about the way the justice system treats people of color differently. You seem to think that is perfectly ok.
And the Alabama case supports that, because an arrest of a Black man who attacked a white man is made in just a few days, while it took protests and over a month for an arrest to be made in a killing of a Black kid by a white/Peruvian man.
Now, would you like to talk about the information on the Alabama case, or are you ignoring the fact that no witnesses heard anyone say anything about Trayvon Martin, and this was an ongoing dispute over a basketball game? Are you ignoring the fact that the Alabama guy yelled racial slurs at the kids and threatened them with knives before the parents confronted him? Are you ignoring the fact that the guy who has been arrested in this case and the guy who was attacked have had other situations where racial slurs were involved?
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