Vikings founded Dublin as a slave city and the modern day Swedes are the biggest cucks so maybe we can get some juicy reparations and some juicy blonde women to sweeten the deal
Sounds like you got hold of some bad acid.
BE PREPARED means AT ALL TIMES!
Don’t question my relationship with the Lord…question your own.
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I suspect not! But the way her, AOC, and the other in house racist Talib are controlling the Democratic narrative could be a blessing in disguise come 2020.
That goes without saying, which is why the ones who are decent need to stand up and renounce this violence.
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He committed 2nd Degree murder at least so how do you expect him to “get off with just a slap on the wrist”?
On what basis do you make such a statement?
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You aren’t any better than the other side though when you take the same road they are on.
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It’s next to impossible to get a crime perpetrated against straight white Americans labeled as a hate crime at all.
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I think this crime should rise the level of a hate crime. That little boy didn’t do anything to anyone. This this black Somali piece of shit decided to destroy his life because he was a happy little white boy. That fucker should swing.
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Only if you can show that a racial bias drove him to target the boy.
The punishment should be the same either way anyhow.
We don’t. Who asks a fucked up question like that. Just throw the animal off who killed that little boy.
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Honk Honk
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after just one post your disguise fails you A is a blabbermouth you are just a communists
Welcome. You’ll find a lot of sick, twisted, racists and ■■■ haters here so put on your armor.
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Just heard on FNC the little boy is still fighting in the hospital. They didn’t announce his condition but with serious head trauma and multiple broken bones he’s hanging on.
The animal who threw him over the rail told police he went there looking for someone to kill so he’s been booked on attempted first degree murder which will be upgraded to first degree murder if the little boy doesn’t make it.
If convicted he won’t get near what he deserves but he’ll probably never walk free again even if the Aryan Nation doesn’t manage to kill him.
You will also find a lot of dedicated American Patriots and veterans. This is a free speech community so put your armor on. Unlike some of my compatriots here, I won’t say negative things about my fellow community members with whom I disagree. Welcome.
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I doubt the poor little guy will ever be okay. If he hasn’t been permanently brain damaged or paralysed it will be a miracle.
I can’t imagine the horrific road the parent’s have ahead of them, either. They are going to need a life time of support as well.
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Some way the kid will be made out the bad guy here , every time a black man commit a hate crime , that’s what this is a hate crime , every white in the entire Country is at fault !! remember this ….
" Black-Rage Insanity Defense Law and Legal Definition. Black-rage insanity defense is a legal strategy which exhibits environmental hardships to explain why a person commits a crime . It is a form of insanity defense taken by the African American defendants charged with violent crime against white persons. "
If that is a legal defense strategy then I wouldn’t make it past the first round as a potential jurist.
I’m reminded of Bran Stark on GOT.
Well it is , and it has been used several times and the defense WON !!!
“Black rage” defense[edit]
Kunstler and Kuby proposed an innovative defense; Ferguson had been driven to temporary insanity by a psychiatric condition they termed “black rage”.[35] Kunstler and Kuby argued Ferguson had been driven insane by racial prejudice, and could not be held criminally liable for his actions even though he had committed the killings.[30] The attorneys compared it to the utilization of the battered woman defense, posttraumatic stress disorder and the child abuse syndrome in other cases to negate criminal liability.[36] Kuby said the notes carried by Ferguson on the day of his arrest demonstrated that Ferguson was motivated by rage during the shootings.[37] Donald E. Belfi, the Nassau County Judge assigned to the Ferguson case, criticized Kunstler for speaking to the media about the proposed defense before it had been examined by a mental health professional. Belfi said “Mr. Kunstler may have many talents, but until he receives his medical degree with a specialty in psychiatry, these types of conclusions should best be left for medical experts and the triers of the facts.”[31]
Black rage was first proposed by psychologists William Henry Grier and Price Cobbs in their 1968 book, Black Rage (ISBN 1-57910-349-9). Grier and Cobbs argue that black people living in a racist, white supremacist society are psychologically damaged by the effects of racist oppression. They argue that this damage causes black people to act abnormally in certain situations.
Ferguson started to claim he was not involved in the Long Island Rail Road shootings at all, and repeatedly refused to meet with a psychiatrist chosen by Kunstler and Kuby. Ferguson told the attorneys he was receiving messages straight from God, and spoke of conspiracies to destroy him by those opposed to God.[37] On August 12, 1994 Kunstler and Kuby asked Judge Belfi to reconsider Ferguson’s competence to stand trial, claiming he was growing more delusional, paranoid and obsessive by the day, and that he was too mentally unbalanced for them to mount any kind of defense.[37] George Peck, the prosecutor in Ferguson’s trial, insisted Ferguson’s apparent lack of cooperation with his lawyers was a defense tactic to avoid a trial.[38]
On August 20, 1994, Ferguson appeared before Belfi and rejected his lawyer’s efforts to have him declared mentally unfit to stand trial. Ferguson spoke in a long and rambling manner, occasionally ignoring Belfi when the judge tried to interrupt him. Ferguson claimed a police officer who escorted him from the Nassau County Jail said to him; “you realize someone else, in fact, was actually responsible for the shooting.”[24] When asked if Ferguson understood the role of the prosecuting attorney, Ferguson replied; “to perpetrate injustices against me.”[24] Kunstler and Kuby argued Ferguson’s behavior was indicative of his mental imbalance. But Belfi refused the lawyers’ request to reconsider his competence, citing the original psychiatric report that concluded Ferguson was able to understand the charges against him and was “malingering in an attempt to create an impression” that he was mentally imbalanced and unable to cooperate with his attorney. When Belfi ended the proceeding, Ferguson tried to continue talking. After he was placed into handcuffs by guards, Ferguson shouted “they have made it too tight”, collapsed to the floor, and had to be dragged from the courtroom.[24] Denis Dillon suggested Kunstler was trying to create “such a bizarre situation” that the court would reverse its earlier ruling regarding Ferguson’s competence.[39]