Thread: Double standard? Where's Sharpton and Jackson!!

4 Charged With Hate Crime In Student's Beating

4 Charged With Hate Crime In Student's Beating - News Story - WPLG Miami

Very interesting............

Anyone notice that kids wearing a douchbag hair cut. I've warned you about those kids and their douchbaggery. Beating someone with a bat, and trying to drown him, that's attempted murder and they should get the max. Attempted murder is a hate crime, no matter what color you are. Too bad Sharpton and Jackson don't know, they'll probably hop the next flight to make sure justice is served.

oh I witnessed that racial tension in the early 70's in Miami.
it's not pretty.

Originally Posted by metheron

4 Charged With Hate Crime In Student's Beating

4 Charged With Hate Crime In Student's Beating - News Story - WPLG Miami

Why would you be looking for Sharpton or Jackson for this case?

Originally Posted by HAZENDRO

Why would you be looking for Sharpton or Jackson for this case?

because they look for opportunities to race relate but only to blacks.

Originally Posted by HAZENDRO

Why would you be looking for Sharpton or Jackson for this case?

Are they not contributing to the defense of kids accused of this very thing?

Originally Posted by Sparta

Anyone notice that kids wearing a douchbag hair cut. I've warned you about those kids and their douchbaggery. Beating someone with a bat, and trying to drown him, that's attempted murder and they should get the max. Attempted murder is a hate crime, no matter what color you are. Too bad Sharpton and Jackson don't know, they'll probably hop the next flight to make sure justice is served.

Sparta, you have it right.

I would support "hate crime" legislation if it covered all acts of assault on other human beings. However, naming it "hate crime" would be a huge redundancy.

Some who are against hate crime legislation are in a lose/lose situation, no matter many good points they illustrate about how it undermines justice by making penalties different, based on race and sexual orientation, minimizing other victims of violence.

Under the current political landscape of big party loonery, if someone says they oppose "hate crime" legislation, one political faction paints them as anti-(insert demographic here). They will bend and twist that person's intention of promoting a fair justice system by playing to the racially paranoid, distorting that person's postion.

The other political faction will give this person a bad name. They too oppose "hate crime" legislation, however, their intentions will be rooted in their fear and hatred of (insert demographic here).

It's a lose/lose situation for the rational, objective person who wants to see justice apply the same way to every person, regardless of what demographic they are in. The Republicrat machine shreds logic and the byproduct is irrational, reactionary spin that is neither rooted in reality or logical when applied to the notion of true justice.

Originally Posted by Bluegrass

Sparta, you have it right.

I would support "hate crime" legislation if it covered all acts of assault on other human beings. However, naming it "hate crime" would be a huge redundancy.

Some who are against hate crime legislation are in a lose/lose situation, no matter many good points they illustrate about how it undermines justice by making penaltys different, based on race and sexual orientation, minimizing other victims of violence.

Under the current political landscape of big party loonery, if someone says they oppose "hate crime" legislation, one political faction paints them as anti-(insert demographic here). They will bend and twist that person's intention of promoting a fair justice system by playing to the racially paranoid, distorting that person's postion.

The other political faction will give this person a bad name. They too oppose "hate crime" legislation, however, their intentions will be rooted in their fear and hatred of (insert demographic here).

It's a lose/lose situation for the rational, objective person who wants to see justice apply the same way to every person, regardless of what demographic they are in. The Republicrat machine shreds logic and the byproduct is irrational, reactionary spin that is neither rooted in reality or logical when applied to the notion of true justice.

My hat is off to you. That is the best argument against hate crime legislation, something that I would like to see, that I have ever heard.

Originally Posted by Sparta

Are they not contributing to the defense of kids accused of this very thing?

If we want to be fair, then the KKK should step in on this one ? :whistling:



What the hell is coming to our kids these days ? Does anyone remember when it was the rahrah's against stoners against hicks? Of course we didnt kick the crap out of each other with bats and a school fight was one on one, and no one stepped in unless in was a teacher.


Aww, the good ole days!