Well, one poster here is pretty sure the kid was up to no good. And he has the same lack of evidence we all do.
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Which poster?
Why bother? When it gets to the point where you have no response, which comes rather quickly, you call me a homosexual commie fag and veer off into another one of your rants. You're a waste of time. When you begin to show an improved clarity in thinking, I might respond again.
Probably the one he created in his mind. You see, leftists have thing about reading comprehension. You can ask a question like, was the kid up to no good, and in the mind of the leftist you just claimed that the kid actually was up to no good. That's because they already have their minds made up and they assume you do too. This happens when you're not really interested in learning the truth. Questions are not needed under such circumstances.
Please link to the post where I called you homosexual, a commie or a fag - or any combination of any of those.
Your refusal to answer the question the pretense of being "offended" is noted yet again. I'm sure those examples of where I called you such are coming right up.
He could very well be, I certainly don't know. But I think it's funny that every time he avoids a serious question that I pose to him, it's always because I'm the one supposedly with no response. He's always good for a laugh!
So you'd have no problem with American patriots using violence to restore our constitutional republic and remove the many corrupt incompetent career politicians in Washington?
In 1959, Alva Earley was denied a diploma after taking a stand against segregation. Fifty-five years later, with a little help from some determined friends, he finally received what he should've gotten a long time ago.
More than five decades ago, Earley, a then-high school senior at Galesburg High School in Illinois, attended a picnic at Lake Storey Park, according to the Register Mail. Earley, who is black, went to the picnic with a group of friends. The group, which included other black and Hispanic people, decided to eat at a whites-only area of the park, despite having been told by a school counselor that doing so would result in serious repercussions.
"We were just trying to send a message that we are people, too," Earley told NPR. "We just had lunch."
After the gathering, Earley was notified by his school that he would not be allowed to graduate, nor would he receive his diploma. Last Friday, Earley, now 73, finally received that diploma. more . . .
More than five decades ago, Earley, a then-high school senior at Galesburg High School in Illinois, attended a picnic at Lake Storey Park, according to the Register Mail. Earley, who is black, went to the picnic with a group of friends. The group, which included other black and Hispanic people, decided to eat at a whites-only area of the park, despite having been told by a school counselor that doing so would result in serious repercussions.
"We were just trying to send a message that we are people, too," Earley told NPR. "We just had lunch."
After the gathering, Earley was notified by his school that he would not be allowed to graduate, nor would he receive his diploma. Last Friday, Earley, now 73, finally received that diploma. more . . .
The OP.
"...My question is why does the "community" erupt into utterly predictable rioting, looting, etc when some black person, who usually provoked a confrontation or did something stupid like fighting with or running from the police..."
Ok, he did qualify it with "usually".