The media calls them protesters, I call them a mob

Aren't you the same person who hid in the basement, wearing a mask and wouldn't leave their home because of a flu like virus? Why yes, it is so I'll repost this for

 

Oh Yea

 

Your attempt at whataboutism is a complete FAIL. once more Jacob Blake had an active legal action against him, an arrest warrant. He was violating a legal restraining order. An officer of the law intervened and Blake broke the law again by attacking a police officer and again by pursuing him. The police officer lawfully shot him in defense.

In this case there was no ACTIVE arrest warrant in NC, there were no pending charges against the old lady, and an angry mob pursued her, not the police, in an old folks home.

The only thread of commonality is you will ALWAYS side with the black person because of your white guilt.

 

Would be great if one of the nursing home employees covered this old bitch's face with a pillow for 10 minutes.

 

Where I probably differ from you is I’m not specifically defending or feel sorry for the 88 year old senile lady likely racist, I’m commenting on the inappropriateness of a mob invading an old folks homes, terrorizing residents, and appointing themselves judge and jury on a legal matter more than 50 years ago.

 

You need to seek help.

 

I'll get help right after the old bitch croaks.

 

We, as a country, desire to be a country ruled by law and not by men. That is the ideal,right? Sometimes the law fails us but it is no reason to give up that goal and the greater good.

 

Interesting the way you completely ignore the fact that Emmett Till was beaten and murdered. Was he not possibly an innocent person? But yes, let's defend the potential innocence of the woman who instigated Till's murder.

 

People in that contingent and of that ilk don’t value the lives of people who look like Emmett Till, how many different threads must they make and post in to show you this.

 

Maybe OT but the case of Emmett Till influenced Rod Serling and begat The Twilight Zone.
How Emmett Till's murder inspired Rod Serling to create the original 'Twilight Zone' series

Serling, who was 30 years old at the time, watched Till's story play out in the news. A rising star in the television world, Serling set out to write a teleplay that addressed the racism at the heart of Till's murder. In an interviewwith Mike Wallace, Serling explained how he'd written a show sponsored by U.S. Steel, and by the time the censors were finished with it, the script was a "lukewarm, vitiated, emasculated" version of what he'd originally created. Every reference to Black or white, the South and anything that even slightly alluded to the South was changed or removed. (Serling describes the censors removing Coca-Cola bottles from a scene because they might have too much of a Southern connotation.)


Ultimately, Serling realized that tackling issues like racism and prejudice head-on was not going to work within the power structure of television, so he had to get creative. A show like "The Twilight Zone" would allow for social issues to be addressed through metaphor and allegory. Serling expressed the hopeful belief that people can have their eyes opened to their own inner biases through indirect stories that tap into such themes.

(I’d say he was successful at doing that)

 

Carolyn Bryant also has an open arrest warrant. Thanks for so effectively demonstrating your hypocrisy. I'd rather side with Black people due to "white guilt" than be the white man defending Carolyn Bryant.

 

Can always count on you to side with the Klan.

 

Just like you defended the Klan during the discussion of the Tulsa Massacre, you're defending the Klan again in the torture and murder of Emmett Till. We know where you stand.