Doer
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Tell that to the white people in Canada.
Do you believe the American government is at war with Islamic extremism or Islam as a whole?
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Doer
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I really like the parts where it says, "Fuck this shit! Grrrrrrrrr....."
ttystikk
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This brands you as nothing more than a lazy coward.
The system is broken but you'd rather blame the messenger.
You don't deserve freedom.
I'm as American as you are; the only job I can't have under the Constitution is that of POTUS. I've seen THAT job- and I have no interest in selling my soul to get it.
Actually, I'm MORE American than @Doer the COWARD, because I'm willing to fight for a better and fairer country for us all, unlike you.
Shut up and go back to your Xbox and Faux News. You make me sick.
ttystikk
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Funny how the only major news outlets to carry stories like these anymore are foreign in origin? That's because the fortune 500 owned domestic media doesn't care to tell us just how badly screwed up our system is.
This article actually states the decision where the (US or Texas?) Supreme Court actually acknowledges racism in our justice system- and then says 'it's too costly to fix.'
http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2015/3/5/death-row-inmate-rodney-reed-speaks-to-al-jazeera.html
The relevant paragraph, for cowards like lazy @Doer ;
Death penalty opponent Sister Helen Prejean, a Roman Catholic nun whose autobiographical account of her relationship with a prisoner inspired the 1995 film “Dead Man Walking,” feels Reed’s case is par for the course in Texas and other states with high rates of capital punishment and where black males make up a large share of the prison population. She said that in the 1987 case McClesky v. Kemp, Supreme Court justices acknowledged that “race plays a role in the death penalty, but they said that it would be too costly to remedy it. You have the highest court of the land acknowledging racism in the justice system and saying it’s too costly to fix it.”
Just because you're a white coward, @Doer , doesn't mean it can't happen to YOU.
This article actually states the decision where the (US or Texas?) Supreme Court actually acknowledges racism in our justice system- and then says 'it's too costly to fix.'
http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2015/3/5/death-row-inmate-rodney-reed-speaks-to-al-jazeera.html
The relevant paragraph, for cowards like lazy @Doer ;
Death penalty opponent Sister Helen Prejean, a Roman Catholic nun whose autobiographical account of her relationship with a prisoner inspired the 1995 film “Dead Man Walking,” feels Reed’s case is par for the course in Texas and other states with high rates of capital punishment and where black males make up a large share of the prison population. She said that in the 1987 case McClesky v. Kemp, Supreme Court justices acknowledged that “race plays a role in the death penalty, but they said that it would be too costly to remedy it. You have the highest court of the land acknowledging racism in the justice system and saying it’s too costly to fix it.”
Just because you're a white coward, @Doer , doesn't mean it can't happen to YOU.
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ttystikk
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That man in Tiananmen square died a few minutes after that picture was taken- so you are not in his league, @Doer the COWARD.It has happened to me you idiot, more than once. And that is why you and Buck and fog are just talkers.
You are the cowardly gum flapper. And I went out among them.
When you have done this stuff as I have, then I will have respect.
Doer
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I was arrested in front of Monsanto near Pensacola.
I was arrest and assaulted for marching in protest, in my home town.
I was injured in the first day of the Cambodian riots
I was arrested the second day when we closed the major intersections in Gainsville Fl
Why are thinking calling names has power?
The problem is you bored punks have no idea since there is nothing to protest.
But, let me ask you. Did you go outside and protest Bush?
No. So there were plenty of protests, but not you. Why not. Afraid?
I was arrest and assaulted for marching in protest, in my home town.
I was injured in the first day of the Cambodian riots
I was arrested the second day when we closed the major intersections in Gainsville Fl
Why are thinking calling names has power?
The problem is you bored punks have no idea since there is nothing to protest.
But, let me ask you. Did you go outside and protest Bush?
No. So there were plenty of protests, but not you. Why not. Afraid?
ttystikk
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So you've 'been out there'... but then you say there's nothing wrong with the system.
You're as intellectually bankrupt as you are a COWARD, @Doer
You have no credibility left. THAT'S the difference between you and @UncleBuck , @londonfog , @schuylaar and the countless others willing to stand up for what they believe in.
Go lick the boots of your corporate master- you're late for work, wage slave.
abandonconflict
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Doer was the guy from tienanmen square...
Who knew?
Who knew?
Doer
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Today is the 50 year anniversary of the Selma Alabama, Civil Rights march of the 600. 600 people systematically beaten down and all injured severely by the police trying to cross a bridge in this famous example of Civil Disobedience. Many children were beaten with their parents and it resulted in the Civil Rights Act. This is how WE fix this IF it is broken.
You talkers are sickening.
You talkers are sickening.
abandonconflict
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Poor Doer is having a meltdown.
ginwilly
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That picture never fails to invoke chills.It has happened to me you idiot, more than once. And that is why you and Buck and fog are just talkers.
You are the cowardly gum flapper. And I went out among them.
When you have done this stuff as I have, then I will have respect.