Whats going on in the World

[movetheboat]

I'm white
Many white supremists would love to take me out
I believe the white supremist manifesto of hatred includes white people that aren't like them

yup..had one right on here call me a traitor to my race

surprised he isn't here gloating yet

 

[CELLFISH]

NUTZ....

 

[wader]

"Man, this is what democracy is all about baby," Justin Blake said. "We’re supposed to get mad. We’re supposed to get in each other’s faces and then go back home to our families. That’s what you see on the courthouse steps."

Of the few dozen people who assembled on the steps, a majority appeared to want Rittenhouse found guilty. They carried signs. Gave speeches. And remembered those killed by Rittenhouse.

 

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"Man, this is what democracy is all about baby," Justin Blake said. "We’re supposed to get mad. We’re supposed to get in each other’s faces and then go back home to our families. That’s what you see on the courthouse steps."

Of the few dozen people who assembled on the steps, a majority appeared to want Rittenhouse found guilty. They carried signs. Gave speeches. And remembered those killed by Rittenhouse.

This is good

 

[JackPrintMD]

Maybe more thinking and verdicts like the one today will begin to reverse the horrible ideals of progressive mind play going on in our country.

 

[CELLFISH]

NOT GUILTY Let the rioting begin !

Yes, the Left & MSM are indeed…

 

[movetheboat]

Malcolm X's legacy continues to haunt America's criminal justice system​

Opinion by Peniel E. Joseph

Updated 6:13 PM ET, Thu November 18, 2021

after 56 years, of two Black men convicted of the assassination of Malcolm X rights a grave miscarriage of justice and opens new questions about race and America's criminal justice system.

Peniel Joseph
Spurred by decades of effort by historians and further accelerated by the widely acclaimed 2019 Netflix documentary series, "Who Killed Malcolm X," the Manhattan District Attorney's Office reopened the investigation into Malcolm X's February 21, 1965, assassination. I participated in this film as an on-air historical analyst.
Two of the men found guilty in 1966, Muhammad A. Aziz and Khalil Islam (formerly Norman 3X Butler and Thomas 15X Johnson) have now been exonerated. Aziz, who is 83, was paroled in 1985 while Islam, who was released in 1987, died in 2009 at the age of 74.


According to The New York Times, the 22-month investigation -- conducted jointly by the Manhattan DA's office and lawyers for Aziz and Islam -- revealed that after Malcolm X's killing, the FBI and the New York Police Department withheld evidence that would likely have made a jury find the defendants not guilty.







2 men convicted of killing Malcolm X exonerated 03:54

 

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yup..had one right on here call me a traitor to my race

surprised he isn't here gloating yet

And a communist.
Step aside with that chump change you got. It’s Kyle time.

 

[Rick67]

Sorry so late, CELEBRATING! Just crawled in.

 

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Partied like it was 1776!