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Dinsdale wrote:Yeah, it pretty much sucks that "White America" has been guilted into buying into "Black America's" version of "equality."

If a white person drops an N-bomb, the nogs argue that they should lose their job and be imprisoned. If a nog drops an N-bomb, it's considered empowering.


If a white person kills a black person, it's a hate crime. If a black person kills a white person, it's always justified.


When Black America decides it actually wants equality, rather than superiority and a free pass for all the evil shit they do (sup crime rates), we might be able to move on. Until then, things are going to go sdownhill. I just can't see the white folk in this country standing for this warped version of "equality" for much longer.

Snopes.com wrote:However, the notion that every major news outlet in the U.S. (all of them competitive, profit-making businesses) has conspired to ignore what would otherwise be a compelling national story is rather implausible. A more rational explanation might be found in the sober observation that murders — even decidedly horrific murders — are unfortunately too frequent an occurrence in the U.S. for all of them to garner national attention.

mvscal wrote:

BSmack wrote:

Snopes.com wrote:A more rational explanation might be found in the sober observation that murders — even decidedly horrific murders — are unfortunately too frequent an occurrence in the U.S. for all of them to garner national attention.

Except of course in the rare occasion where the victim is black and perp is white.

Sorry, that bullshit is going to fly. Since when the fuck did Snopes become The Oracle of Truth?

mvscal wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:For whatever reason, this story hasn't gotten enough play for the members of the media

For whatever reason? Nice try, cocksucker. You know goddamn good well what the reason is. Any story that demonstrates the alll too obvious fact that n...iggers are violent, subhuman scum will be be buried.

These are the fucking pieces of subhuman shit that have traditionally decorated the nearest tree or lamp post. It is a fine American tradition that really needs to be revisted.