The Shroud of Trayvon

[testarosa]

^^^^
That's disrespect.
Disrespect for the truth.
Disrespect for MLK and all he stood for.
Disrespect for the judicial system.
Flat out assed disrespect.​

 

[Againsheila]

^^^^
That's disrespect.
Disrespect for the truth.
Disrespect for MLK and all he stood for.
Disrespect for the judicial system.
Flat out assed disrespect.​

Actually, looking at it, it would be great if they hadn't named it "Shroud of Trayvon". It's an interesting piece. By naming it "Shroud of Trayvon" they made it a lie. She disrespected all of us instead of making us think.

 

[testarosa]

That one is titled "We are all Trayvon Martin"

 

[Rat in the Hat]

That one is titled "We are all Trayvon Martin"

 

[testarosa]

 

[Againsheila]

That one is titled "We are all Trayvon Martin"

Either way, it's a lie and takes away from what could otherwise be a moving piece of artwork.

 

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[Sunni Man]

^^^^^^^^^^^

 

[numan]

This is America:

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[Rat in the Hat]

 

[testarosa]

This is America:

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Yo Numan.

Don't be fucking my quote up.

 

[testarosa]

This is America:

This is America on Obama:

See the difference?

bump

 

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[freedombecki]

HEY! don't forget the Skittles and Ice Tea...​

The Shroud of Trayvon​

August 7, 2013 By Mark Tapson

Just when you think the left can’t possibly get more unhinged about the shooting of black Trayvon Martin, the next step in his beatification is getting underway: the hoodie he died in may be acquired for the Smithsonian Institution. This not only will imbue it with an historical civil rights significance, which it has not earned, but will practically accord it the status of a religious relic.

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The NMAAHC’s mission statement claims that “this institution will stimulate a dialogue about race and help to foster a spirit of reconciliation and healing.” But Trayvon Martin’s hoodie will not foster that spirit; it will only divide us in the future as it has thus far. If it deserves a spot in the Smithsonian at all, it should not be as an emblem of white America’s ingrained racism toward blacks, but as a symbol of the left’s ingrained grievance-mongering and their refusal to embrace responsibility and reconciliation.

The Shroud of Trayvon | FrontPage Magazine

This has to be the All-American chronic fatigue syndrome that just won't just take a frickin' nap.

 

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