Anonymous
03/28/2012 23:00
Subject: George and Trayvon, what can we learn
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Who knew I was responsible for the actions of my entire race??
no clue what you are getting at, but isn't that true of all races?
No, it's not. Unless you can provide evidence that white guys are followed because folks think they're child molesters. Or white Moms are met with suspicion that they might kill their children.
Thanks. I asked the question, and I understand now from your response what was meant.
Anonymous
03/28/2012 22:36
Subject: George and Trayvon, what can we learn
Anonymous wrote:Just cause your name is Zimmerman. Doesn't mean you are white
You're right...but in this case, it does.
Anonymous
03/28/2012 22:36
Subject: George and Trayvon, what can we learn
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Who knew I was responsible for the actions of my entire race??
no clue what you are getting at, but isn't that true of all races?
No, it's not. Unless you can provide evidence that white guys are followed because folks think they're child molesters. Or white Moms are met with suspicion that they might kill their children.
Anonymous
03/28/2012 22:24
Subject: Re:George and Trayvon, what can we learn
I think the hispanic guy could be guilty- we don't know what happened after his call- the true glue is what he said and what Trayvon said the last minutes.
Anonymous
03/28/2012 21:34
Subject: George and Trayvon, what can we learn
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:what we learn from trayvon is that some are naive to think that racial profiling and bigotry went away after 1963-1964.
we also learn that black people, men especially, need to "get over it" and stop making everything about race.
finally, the real racism that exists in this country is in reverse where blacks "hate" whites because its impossible in this day and time for a white person to be racist since 1963-1964.
and thankfully some of these white people have correctly pointed out the error of black people's ways by making their point in finding as many photos of black teenagers in baggy jeans, hats, and gold fronts to show us thats its natural to be afraid of said people. its up to blacks to get their act together so we dont scare them.
Why do you see this as only a black and white issue?
from the comments ive read, you wouldnt be interested in my answer and would think im just making stuff up because i like wasting my life doing such things.
i am fine entertaining this entire episode completely ignoring race because it seems to cloud some people's judgement. i think a reasonable person can see an injustice in this case without bringing up race but i havent seen or read too much where a successful discussion has occurred without race coming up at all. not sure if that says something about how much race really plays part in this or how bad the people discussing the issue want to bring up the racial component of the case.
Anonymous
03/28/2012 21:34
Subject: George and Trayvon, what can we learn
Just cause your name is Zimmerman. Doesn't mean you are white
Anonymous
03/28/2012 21:29
Subject: George and Trayvon, what can we learn
Anonymous wrote:
Who knew I was responsible for the actions of my entire race??
no clue what you are getting at, but isn't that true of all races?
Anonymous
03/28/2012 21:22
Subject: George and Trayvon, what can we learn
Anonymous wrote:Just curious, where do you get gold teeth anyway? Is it a covering or an actual replacement of teeth?
I think they are gold caps. Why don't they get platinum teeth if they want to show off what they can afford? Or jewel encrusted teeth?