Embarrassing the Gov. could come back on Kansas City students as they face discipline for their impromptu protest: Students face disciplinary action after silent protest during Gov. Nixon speech
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ReplyDeleteLet us all, work together to make sure "Gentle Giants" are safe and secure as they go about their daily activities, whether that be robbery, murder or rape. We must let the African American community know that the thugs they have raised and sent out into the streets are going to be able to come home after a hard day to wash their cocks off from the forcible rapes, clean off the blood from the assaults and murders and most of all, have time at home with family members to divide up the spoils of such a hard days work.
I know that I and my family are happy that I gave my life to such a great cause.
Hey dumb asses, yes, keep thinking that thug had his hands up and wasn't attacking the cop to get his gun. Keep ignoring the physical evidence
ReplyDeleteFor being such a well-thought-of school, apparently Lincoln Prep isn't spending much time teaching students about their responsibilities as citizens in a democracy and how it takes some effort to learn about how to and to participate in their community.
ReplyDeleteHow many of the 18 year-olds at Lincoln are registered to vote and did in the last elections?
How many of them even know how public decisions are made?
You'd hope that their education would include increasing their ability and desire to become participants in their greater community.
We already have far more than enough people whose only contributions are marching, demanding, and shaking people down.
Well said 6:53.
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ReplyDelete"Jay Nixon - murderer of unarmed black children."
Do these kids understand what the Governor's job is? Do they understand how the Grand Jury process works? Or the criminal justice system in general?
ReplyDeleteDo they learn to walk on sidewalks at that school? I have seen young black men do this kind of crap all the time. Block traffic just to show they can. Not an excuse to shoot someone but if they really want to be respected they need to pull up their pants and act responsibly.
ReplyDelete#PantsUpDontLoot
ReplyDeleteYesterday, I conducted a social experiment which confirmed the depravity of our current state of affairs.
ReplyDeleteIn the morning, I stopped at a popular coffee shop, and when handed my coffee and muffin to-go, instead of paying I loudly said "That's so racist! Hands up Don't Shoot!" and then walked out. No one came after me, I wasn't punished in any manner.
For lunch, I repeated my morning performance but acted even more indignant, trying to make sure everyone heard me at the restaurant. Again, I successfully intimidated the employees and got a free lunch.
Thinking I'd discovered a potential goldmine by now, on my way home I stopped to buy groceries, or should I say, get some free groceries. After filling my shopping cart with lots of meat, seafood, etc., I bypassed the checkout line and went straight toward the exit. Went approached by an employee, I started complaining loudly about how I was being racially profiled and treated like that poor Mike Brown of Ferguson. Hands up, don't shoot! He helped me out to my vehicle and loaded my free groceries into my trunk.
Today, I'm going to swing by the car dealership on the way home!
None of these protesting rug rats looked like they are exactly the cream of the crop. More like they are future GED holders. Obviously they take their cues from the packs of black radicals and wannabes that have crated the Ferguson mess. I still have not seen one single person out of these geniuses trying to change the law. As usual, short on facts and mouth wide open.
ReplyDeleteFuck all your Mike Brown, porch monkey, protesting fucks.
ReplyDeleteFuck all you shit heels dead in the ass.