Trayvon Martin Shooting Death Sparks Outrage on Social Media

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Rebel Rosie wrote:

<quoted text>Hi Ang!! I sure hope your not really a Angie.I dont like lesbians and batty boys.

Waste Case Crisco wrote:

Keep on posting you nonsense Crisco.
You wasting you time.
George Walks!
Mitt Wins!
Crisco Eats!
LOL!
Go on ....
Have youself another snack!
Bwahahahahaha!
By the way.
Isn't it about time to get you butt X ray-ed again?
I detect that you frustration might be caused by irregularity,
....brought on by the object currently stuck up you a$$!

zazz wrote:

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You pervert. Your disgusting posts have run almost everyone off this thread except your girlfriend and a few other loons. The loons don't like your posts either but they agree with you that Zimmerman murdering an unarmed boy was a good thing (because that poor boy was black) so they put up with you. Your girlfriend is the only one who likes your crude, vulgar nastiness.
Glad to hear about your job. One more moocher off of food stamps. That is good for the economy. Obama has had quite a time of it, correcting all the screw ups of Baby Shrub. He's getting the job done though, you are proof of that.
Don't rush back.

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Richard_ wrote:

is that monkey still in jail? LOL.

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Rebel Rosie wrote:

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You must be confused.

The monkey is dead.

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Boondoggle wrote:

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LOL!!!

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Rebel Rosie wrote:

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Im glad you are really Mr.Angus.

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boot BO wrote:

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Yeah wants to fellate all blacks who go for walks.

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Angus McStag wrote:

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I is hung like a horse and can go all night.

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Wondering why wrote:

bizzvanwa at 3:53 PM August 20, 2012
Here's what Zimmerpunk and his family want you to believe: A teenage guy, with no weapon on him, not coming from any crime, with no record of violence would decide right then and there -- for no understandable reason (he wasn't hassled or provoked) to kill a total stranger. And he would decide to do this in a densely populated area, where dozens of people at home might see the murder. And then, just in case his would-be murder victim lives, he tells the victim he's going to kill him, so his motive will be clear in court when he's prosecuted. The dumbest story ever told, but a perfectly fine one to the racists who hope Zimmerpunk walks.

Wondering why wrote:

bizzvanwa at 3:53 PM August 20, 2012

Here's what Zimmerpunk and his family want you to believe: A teenage guy, with no weapon on him, not coming from any crime, with no record of violence would decide right then and there -- for no understandable reason (he wasn't hassled or provoked) to kill a total stranger. And he would decide to do this in a densely populated area, where dozens of people at home might see the murder. And then, just in case his would-be murder victim lives, he tells the victim he's going to kill him, so his motive will be clear in court when he's prosecuted. The dumbest story ever told, but a perfectly fine one to the racists who hope Zimmerpunk walks.

Wondering why wrote:

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Of the legion of things he would change about the world — the opportunities for education, decent jobs, an end to bitter partisanship in government — profiling is low on his list.
"If you harp on those situations, it's just going to make you angry," Henry says from a temporary campaign office in Pine Hills. "Racism is rooted in hatred, and I'm not going to allow that to take over my life."
Vedley Decius, an 18-year-old Haitian-American who runs track at Evans High School, has his own strategy for dealing with profiling — one that leaves him feeling triumphant.
"I realized that I was [perceived as a threat] early on — probably the end of elementary school," he says. "But I also realized: Man, I really can't do nothing about it."
So when he goes to the back of a corner grocery or convenience store, then gets a wary stare at the register, even though he's buying something, he relishes what's to come.
"When I walk past the scanners and no [alarms] go off, and you see that I have a bag with a receipt in it, you look dumb," he says. "I just feel happy when I know I did nothing wrong, and you're looking at me [suspiciously] for no reason. And that's satisfaction enough for me."
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Blacks and Hispanics are about three times more likely to be searched during a traffic stop than white motorists. African-Americans are twice as likely to be arrested and almost four times as likely to experience the use of force during encounters with police.— U.S. Department of Justice report
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But some encounters are easier to overlook than others.
Joseph Shirley, a 28-year-old husband, father and small-business owner, is slightly built, well-spoken and college-educated. One day in 2009, he tagged along as a friend — a restaurant manager — deposited a check at a local bank. They were both wearing sweat shirts. Shirley waited in the lobby while his friend went to the teller window.
But after the two returned to their car and started to pull out of the parking lot, a police officer — his patrol vehicle's lights swirling — ordered them to pull over.
A bank manager, it turned out, had called police to report their "suspicious" behavior, saying the two looked like they intended to rob the place.
Shirley was floored.
"Who gives you their identification and makes a deposit before pulling a robbery?" he protested.