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originally posted by: hammanderr
In light of all the recent social unrest in the US regarding police violence, BLM, campus racism, rape culture and the associated justice movements, an incredibly, inhumanly vicious attack caught on film should have received some attention. So, the question is, with all these people fighting for justice, creating movements, marches, sit ins, getting people fired for offensive tweets, getting University presidents to step down due to a lack of action on race issues, how does an actual act of insane violence, caught on camera, get zero attention?
Here's the video. Warning, truly savage violence is depicted here.
www.liveleak.com...
Here's a follow up news story about the attack, the video on this page may not have all the brutal detail that the liveleak video has.
www.morningjournal.com...
Anyhoo, in this age of struggles for justice, where is the justice for this guy. All this stuff in Mizzou is over a couple words, or a feces swastika, here's an actual attempted murder, broad daylight, witnesses, video. Where's the outrage?
Oh yeah, completely forgot to mention, it may be that the victim was a white guy and the attackers are black. But that really doesn't matter, right?
originally posted by: NateTheAnimator
a reply to: hammanderr
Does anybody know why this incident occurred? I agree this was heinous and unnecessary but to play devil's advocate here, how do we know the victim hadn't done some despicable things to the perp recently and this was just some street justice?
yeah, HOW could a black man stomping on the chest of a completely unconscious white man...ever be construed as a 'Hate' Crime'?
Obviously, Self-Defense.
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: IAMTAT
yeah, HOW could a black man stomping on the chest of a completely unconscious white man...ever be construed as a 'Hate' Crime'?
Obviously, Self-Defense.
That's the narrative you're injecting into it without the facts. You see two skin colors, and derive your specious conclusions from that. Are they guilty of a brutal assault. Yes. Are they guilty of robbery? Yes. Are they guilty of racism? Their skin color is not enough evidence to make a conclusion, except in your imaginary kangaroo court.
IF this were just about robbery as a motive, the attacks on his unconscious (possibly comatose) body would've not taken place after the man was relieved of his wallet and phone...and pants...and shoes.
To attempt murder, through continuous physical beating... upon a completely unconscious and unresponsive human being is absolutely 'Hate'.
Why are insane levels of violence and criminality acceptable in the African American community?
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: IAMTAT
IF this were just about robbery as a motive, the attacks on his unconscious (possibly comatose) body would've not taken place after the man was relieved of his wallet and phone...and pants...and shoes.
To attempt murder, through continuous physical beating... upon a completely unconscious and unresponsive human being is absolutely 'Hate'.
Sure it's hateful, but we're talking about hate crimes, something completely different.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
So then, while they were simply indulging themselves in a timely venting of their hatefulness...they randomly chose that particular individual...and the fact that he happened to be white was simple coincidence.
So then, while they were simply indulging themselves in a timely venting of their hatefulness...they randomly chose that particular individual...and the fact that he happened to be white was simple coincidence.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: IAMTAT
So then, while they were simply indulging themselves in a timely venting of their hatefulness...they randomly chose that particular individual...and the fact that he happened to be white was simple coincidence.
What the hell was the guy doing there, buying drugs and didn't have enough money? There was a reason he wanted to walk up to a group of black males that he most likely knew were not very nice.