It's sad that whites who try to frame another white as a racist, in a race war they will be treated just as those whom they tried to frame as racist.
I don't know whether the writer/editor of that piece was black or white and that is irrelevent. It is sad when the race card is assumed, pushed, invented, or played in all these situation by those who weren't there, who have no more information than anybody else, but jump to a conclusion of racism just because a black man was involved. And it is especially reprehensible when they use a characterization like "white Hispanic" to pour gasoline on the fire.
Hi, Foxy...
Too long a thread for me to read it all, so I apologize if this has been said...but I want to disagree with your "...but jump to a conclusion of racism..."
1. The event took place about a month ago...why did it take so long to resonate as 'racism'?
Because it became useful as such to the falling poll numbers of the Left's candidate.
2. The situation had to be framed just right...so Mr. Zimmerman became a 'white' Hispanic, rather than an Hispanic...
3. The alleged racial term that was used on the 911 call has now be elucidated as indecipherable...CNN admits it might be 'goon.'
4. Mr. Martin background not only seems to have had a violent cast to it....but Mr. Zimmerman might have had a broken nose and other injuries inflicted by a 6"3' football player....
So...as as Longfellow wrote...
Tell me not in mournful numbers,
"Life is but an empty dream!"
For the soul is dead that slumbers,
And things are not what they seem.
What am I saying?
That, as is usual, the black community and Mr. Martin may be pawns in a game
played by the Left.
We aren't really on different pages here. My 'jump to conclusion' was intended to refer to those posting on this thread who don't know any more than the rest of us but 'jumped to a conclusion' that racism was involved.
But you are absolutely right that the characterization of Zimmerman as a "white Hispanic" was made with deliberation andf forethought and was intended to stir the pot.