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So the Left believes it's systemic racism, the Right believes it's an attack on Christianity.
It's going to be a fun few weeks on the Internet...
A Facebook photo showed the demented mass murder suspect glaring into the camera while wearing a black jacket decorated with an apartheid-era South African flag.
So the Left believes it's systemic racism, the Right believes it's an attack on Christianity.
It's going to be a fun few weeks on the Internet...
Governments can't fix crazy people and if they did lock up everyone that appeared they might be crazy you would be in ing jail already.
yep...all those anti-christian post on his facebook page point at religious intolerance....
That it's a crime against Christians? You really think so? I don't.
Look at his license 'specialty' plates...
http://thinkprogress.org/justice/201...outh-carolina/Had somebody in that church had a gun, they probably would have been able to stop him,” host Steve Doocy remarked. “If somebody was there, they would have had the opportunity to pull out their weapon and take him out.”..
That is true. Good chance...especially off to the side or behind him.
South Carolina's Confederate flag is still flying. It's an insult to Charleston's victims.
http://www.vox.com/2015/6/18/8803661...lag-statehouse
Wednesday night, a white man walked into a historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina, and shot nine parishioners. Today, a Confederate flag is flying on the grounds of the South Carolina statehouse in Columbia — as it does every day. While the flags on top of the statehouse itself are flying at half-mast, the Confederate flag (displayed at a Civil War memorial) is flying at full mast.
This is more than just an awkward juxtaposition. As Cornell historian Edward Baptist explains in a series of chilling tweets, the Confederate flag isn't just a symbol of the pro-slavery rebellion, it's also a symbol of post-Civil War white supremacy — including the KKK and other groups that expressed that supremacy violently, at times by attacking black churches. That it's flying today, after what Charleston police are describing as a hate crime, is profoundly ugly:
The flag is still a live controversy in South Carolina. In October 2014, Governor Nikki Haley defended it as unproblematic for the state's business, saying, "I can honestly say I have not had one conversation with a single CEO about the Confederate flag."
So will Nikki be flying it at half-mast?
more info on the victims:
http://mashable.com/2015/06/18/charl...oting-victims/
Top Ten differences between White Terrorists and Others
http://www.juancole.com/2012/08/top-...nd-others.html1. White terrorists are called “gunmen.” What does that even mean? A person with a gun? Wouldn’t that be, like, everyone in the US? Other terrorists are called, like, “terrorists.”
2. White terrorists are “troubled loners.” Other terrorists are always suspected of being part of a global plot, even when they are obviously troubled loners.
3. Doing a study on the danger of white terrorists at the Department of Homeland Security will get you sidelined by angry white Congressmen. Doing studies on other kinds of terrorists is a guaranteed promotion.
4. The family of a white terrorist is interviewed, weeping as they wonder where he went wrong. The families of other terrorists are almost never interviewed.
5. White terrorists are part of a “fringe.” Other terrorists are apparently mainstream.
6. White terrorists are random events, like tornadoes. Other terrorists are long-running conspiracies.
7. White terrorists are never called “white.” But other terrorists are given ethnic affiliations.
8. Nobody thinks white terrorists are typical of white people. But other terrorists are considered paragons of their societies.
9. White terrorists are alcoholics, addicts or mentally ill. Other terrorists are apparently clean-living and perfectly sane.
10. There is nothing you can do about white terrorists. Gun control won’t stop them. No policy you could make, no government program, could possibly have an impact on them. But hundreds of billions of dollars must be spent on police and on the Department of Defense, and on TSA, which must virtually strip search 60 million people a year, to deal with other terrorists.
You're being part of the problem.
44 states could prosecute the Charleston shooting as a hate crime — but not South Carolina
http://www.vox.com/2015/6/18/8807655...ing-hate-crime
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/19/us...macy.html?_r=0
CHARLESTON, S.C. — The Facebook profile picture chosen by Dylann Storm Roof in May is thick with symbolism. It shows Mr. Roof, a scowling young white man, against a distinctly Southern backdrop: a swamp dripping with Spanish moss. His black jacket is adorned with two flags — one from apartheid-era South Africa, the other from white-ruled Rhodesia — that have been adopted as emblems by modern-day white supremacists.
He killed 9 people. Hate-crime laws would only be a distraction from the ing tragedy this schmuck wrought. He's going to get life... is it really necessary to tack on more theoretical years to the sentence for the benefit of political correctness?
...sigh
Do critical-minded people actually entertain anything Alex Jones says?
Alex jones is a lot more credible than the leftist media who has been caught lying time and time again. Rememba det time Assad used chemical weapons or when gaddafi needed to be murdered for the good of his people? It is strange that the guy just created the Facebook account in 2015 is so. We all know they want the guns and are extra butt blasted that sandy hook failed to deliver.
AJ is just another gift from Texas to America.
Yeah that.
So who was behind the new Facebook account? Righty or lefty?
Yeah, he was one of only over 100 million people to create a Facebook account in the past year.
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