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**Meerenuch** · 03-20-2012, 11:41 PM

I understand what your saying now...I do believe that many want to lump him in with the white category. However In society you are what you are perceived to be its not based on reality. I do respect and understand your position. I think you might want to consider why any minority would autmomatically assume it was racist...especially with what he said when he called the police.

The more I have learned about this case the more I am convinced that the murder was racially motivated. The part that I can't get past is how so many people are conditioned to thinking of racism as being something exclusive to white people.

Racially this case has been a bit of a bait and switch. The crime was extremely tragic, but I feel that it got so much viral attention because of the original perception that this was a white on black hate crime. Now that the facts have come out I think this might be the first nationwide case to show the public that racism can come from anyone.

Bullshit, he looks pure Mediterranean Cockasoid.

The fact that mufuckas are more concern with this guy being lumped in with whites makes me think.

The victim was black, that was all the convincing the police needed. That's how the fucking cops look at us, we're all the enemy.[COLOR="Silver"]

To any white fucking supremacist any crime against white people by a non-white is racially motivated, that's the logic of how they spin things because they're fucking racists with an axe to grind.[COLOR="Silver"]

---------- Post added 2012-03-20 at 09:40 ----------

Hey, I'm sorry for whatever you've been through in your lifetime but it's clear that you have some serious racism issues. I'm glad you commented because this has relevance to my original post. You, and many people commenting on this news story online seem to have racist, anti-white views.

Now, I do believe you when you said "Try walking in a black man's shoes..." but what people don't realize is that reactionary racism is still racism. If a lot of people from X race treated you poorly and now you dislike X race, that's racism! That's a racial prejudgement. It doesn't matter where it stems from. When a person has this blatant racism they lose the moral high ground. It becomes no longer the evil oppressors versus the oppressed, but simply team A against team B.

Anyway, another form of racism is white guilt. A lot of people I've seen commenting on this news story have actually been white people filled with white guilt.

It's clear that there is an unspoken anti-white sentiment in this country. Look no further than the Trayvon Martin story where so many people are angry, and they instinctively want to turn that anger towards white people so they try to accuse the murderer of being white, even when we have the family's testimony, and photographic proof that it's not true.

03-20-2012, 11:41 PM	#33
Meerenuch Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 363 Senior Member	I understand what your saying now...I do believe that many want to lump him in with the white category. However In society you are what you are perceived to be its not based on reality. I do respect and understand your position. I think you might want to consider why any minority would autmomatically assume it was racist...especially with what he said when he called the police. The more I have learned about this case the more I am convinced that the murder was racially motivated. The part that I can't get past is how so many people are conditioned to thinking of racism as being something exclusive to white people. Racially this case has been a bit of a bait and switch. The crime was extremely tragic, but I feel that it got so much viral attention because of the original perception that this was a white on black hate crime. Now that the facts have come out I think this might be the first nationwide case to show the public that racism can come from anyone. Bullshit, he looks pure Mediterranean Cockasoid. The fact that mufuckas are more concern with this guy being lumped in with whites makes me think. The victim was black, that was all the convincing the police needed. That's how the fucking cops look at us, we're all the enemy.[COLOR="Silver"] To any white fucking supremacist any crime against white people by a non-white is racially motivated, that's the logic of how they spin things because they're fucking racists with an axe to grind.[COLOR="Silver"] ---------- Post added 2012-03-20 at 09:40 ---------- Hey, I'm sorry for whatever you've been through in your lifetime but it's clear that you have some serious racism issues. I'm glad you commented because this has relevance to my original post. You, and many people commenting on this news story online seem to have racist, anti-white views. Now, I do believe you when you said "Try walking in a black man's shoes..." but what people don't realize is that reactionary racism is still racism. If a lot of people from X race treated you poorly and now you dislike X race, that's racism! That's a racial prejudgement. It doesn't matter where it stems from. When a person has this blatant racism they lose the moral high ground. It becomes no longer the evil oppressors versus the oppressed, but simply team A against team B. Anyway, another form of racism is white guilt. A lot of people I've seen commenting on this news story have actually been white people filled with white guilt. It's clear that there is an unspoken anti-white sentiment in this country. Look no further than the Trayvon Martin story where so many people are angry, and they instinctively want to turn that anger towards white people so they try to accuse the murderer of being white, even when we have the family's testimony, and photographic proof that it's not true.
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