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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hate people like the OP. They feel sympathy based on their own limited experience (nice white boy = wasted potential = feel sad.)

This kind of crap is not a real commitment to social justice or equality. It's just emotional. [b]And it's the same narrative trotted out to defend rapists (his life is ruined!) and the same reason why statistically African Americans get harsher punishments for the same crimes. They don't look as innocent.
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The OP thinks she is some greater evolved being acting on some greater moral calling, but really it's just intellectual laziness with a dash of racism.   [/quote]

I agree with you 100% and this thread is absolutely sickening to me. When folks decide to go down the "blacks are more criminal" line of drivel, REMEMBER this thread. No longer ask yourself why blacks are supposedly more criminal, but instead ask yourself why you are more likely to *see* that black person as being a criminal (and judge him harshly as a result).

To imagine someone having sympathy for DT without ANY proof that he was brainwashed is stunning. Many of you should be ashamed of yourselves. You're probably the same sort who defend George Zimmerman for protecting himself against the "thug" Trayvon Martin and/or the same type who would clutch your purse when you pass a black guy on the street. I mean, he doesn't look like you, so he must be up to no good, right?

I've always maintained that white people afford other white people the benefit of the doubt and this thread is proof of that. Sick, sick, sick. [/quote]

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