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That's not a racist slur. It's an accurate description.Racial slurs are allowed in here now?
He broke no law, so you're wrong from the start. Secondly, he had no reason to stop for them. Thirdly, he had every right to run away from them. Fourthly, he was not a thug. Fifthly, "thug" for a black man who's not a thug is a dog whistle from a racist.Ok, so stop. Not because they said so. But because you know you just broke the law, invaded someone property and privacy. Stop and have a conversation, like normal people.
Don't run like a hood rat.
It's what decent people do. And what thugs don't do.
As the court foundHe broke no law, so you're wrong from the start. Secondly, he had no reason to stop for them. Thirdly, he had every right to run away from them. Fourthly, he was not a thug. Fifthly, "thug" for a black man who's not a thug is a dog whistle from a racist.
But most of all -- Arbery had every right to defend his own life from someone threatening him with a shotgun.
Why should it have been shown in court? Arbery was not on trial, the McMichael's and Bryan were and none of them had any knowledge of Arbery's condition. Travis claim of self defense had nothing to do with Arbery's mental health, so it's not relevant to the case.Not to mention, the drug that Arbery was SUPPOSED to be taking, to treat his Schizophrenia and Bipolar, was NOT found in his system. And the judge wouldn't allow that to be entered as evidence either.
This was a shit show court.
I saw that too in what little I've read of the case. I also read that there had been a history of white people entering this house-under-construction.....yet, they were never pursued by the McMichaels.The owner of the house states nothing was stolen.
Not after he made that sharp left and headed towards Greg.
He had just been threatened that his head would be blown off. And he sees a man ...who I think is the guy who verbally threatened him.....standing in a position to block his passage and holding a gun in his hand.Once he passed the truck and turned left, he was no longer just running. He was attacking Greg.
Read the above.Really? His life wasn't in jeopardy.
And there, we have good poster 'Faun'..... pointing out the obvious, well before my avatar did.And what about Arbery's right to defend his own life?
Which thoroughly explains why he refuses to acknowledge the court got this one right; and why he's still trying to resolve the outcome; and why he's still searching for excuses to blame the victim... Because in a case that pits blacks against whites, to a racist, the black is always in the wrong, no matter what.However, with that said there was an exchange above that was quite notable. And that was the description of the victim of that horrendous 'dragging' murder as a "colored boy".
A 49 year old man. James Byrd. A 'colored boy'.
If that doesn't raise a question......then one is tone-deaf, at minimum. Or dumb.
Or, quite credibly......a racist.
IMHO
I saw that too in what little I've read of the case. I also read that there had been a history of white people entering this house-under-construction.....yet, they were never pursued by the McMichaels.
He had just been threatened that his head would be blown off. And he sees a man ...who I think is the guy who verbally threatened him.....standing in a position to block his passage and holding a gun in his hand.
Well, it seems more than clear that the victim was doing what he could to defend himself. His actions were defensive. Reasonably so. Duh!
Read the above.
- He had been followed.
- One of the followers said he'd blow his head off.
- One of the followers stepped out of the vehicle and put himself in a position to block his passage....
- .......while he held a gun in his hand.
Lastly, there have been exchanges about 'racist' or racist language.
Most of that stuff on this venue I ignore. It has become so common....emanating from both sides that it generally has lost relevance, resonance, and believability.
However, with that said there was an exchange above that was quite notable. And that was the description of the victim of that horrendous 'dragging' murder as a "colored boy".
A 49 year old man. James Byrd. A 'colored boy'.
If that doesn't raise a question......then one is tone-deaf, at minimum. Or dumb.
Or, quite credibly......a racist.
IMHO
"Colored boy" is not a racial slur when describing a 49 year old black murder victim?Colored boy is not a racial slur.
Once Arbery made the left turn, he became the aggressor. You, like many others are overlooking the law because of your emotions.
Again, he was NOT blocking his way. In fact, Travis stepped backwards prior to shooting.
And the judge would not allow Arbery's racial slurs to be entered into evidence.
Nor would he allow the dirty toxicology and the lack of the drugs Arbery was supposed to be on for his schizophrenia.
Colored boy is not a racial slur. I'm sure the left would like to add it to the list. Including "math" and trying to keep BLM from rioting and looting. But it's still not one.
And the judge would not allow Arbery's racial slurs to be entered into evidence
And then there is this about the now convicted shooter:
"Special Agent Richard Dial of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) said William Bryan told his office in an interview last month that Travis McMichael uttered the slur as Arbery lay dying from shotgun wounds on Feb. 23. Bryan and McMichael are both defendants in the case.
“Mr. Bryan said that after the shooting took place before police arrival, while Mr. Arbery was on the ground, that he heard Travis McMichael make the statement: 'fucking ******,' Dial said in testimony."
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Maybe if he had called the dying man in the middle of the road a "colored boy"......it wouldn't sound so....so...so impolite?
So unsympathetic?
You just can't contain your racism, can ya?Yup, he allowed the racial slurs of the white folks. But not the black boy.
That was shown to be false. You would want someone to put away a weapon aimed at you, there should not have been a threat with a weapon to begin with.Once he passed the truck and turned left, he was no longer just running. He was attacking Greg. Trying to take his gun. Greg was shooting at him. Wasn't blocking him. Just trying to get him to stop. And armed for his own protection.
There was one black jurorThe only reason they didn't walk is because the jury was mostly black.
Chasing someone down with a vehicle, ordering him to stop and pointing a weapon at him IS putting his life in jeopardy.Really? His life wasn't in jeopardy.
These idiots are fishing for any diversion their desperation will allow.There was one black juror
With Rittenhouse, there were riots, looting and burning, a threat could be expected, plus the perps all had criminal backgrounds. Arbery was only running, there was no threat for those three men to need a weapon.I know, right? SMH..
Politics in the courtroom.
At least we had one honest verdict this month. But had Kyle shot blacks, who did the same exact thing, he would've been found guilty too.