This Karmelo Anthony murder case really is very disturbing when it comes to our society in general.

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On one hand it makes me very happy that people on the left are exposing they're morally bankrupt selves by supporting such scumbaggery and the actions of a lot of the Anthony supporters. It makes me happy because from a political perspective this kind of thing REALLY helps the right even though the more level headed on the left would NEVER admit such a thing publicly.

On the other hand, on a societal level it makes me very sad that people like that even EXIST. Its actually hard to believe even. It makes me sad that people have become so emotionally invested with they're chosen political party that they are willing to throw any morals they may have had right out the window and support a murdering piece of shit scumbag just because they're party told them " through the media" that they had to. No right or wrong even considered,........just full support,...political party over EVERYTHING, morals and basic logic be damned. Horrible,.....just horrible. What a bunch of absolute SLUGS.

Exploiting such tragic circumstances for political purposes and claiming that any aspect of it makes one happy, is what exposes the real scumbaggery.
 
Exploiting such tragic circumstances for political purposes and claiming that any aspect of it makes one happy, is what exposes the real scumbaggery.


Have you told the race-baiters that? Black activists, the Anthony family’s spokespeople, and some Democrat politicians like Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), have framed the case in racial terms to push narratives about systemic racism, self-defense inequities, or "white supremacy."
 
This was in the news because Karmelo's family made it news. Its first entry to the board was the day following the murder, I believe the discussion included you talking about how some folks were just "assuming" that Karmelo was guilty because he was black.


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the kid that was murdered showed more constraint than a typical teenager does.


kids push and punch often. what they don't do is stick knives into vital organs
I'm not gonna debate you on this, I've conceded that the black kid was wrong, that he did infact murder the white boy, what more do you want? I will however go to the grave knowing that black kid did not expect that kid to die. That he didn't mean to kill that boy, that I will take to the grave.
 
I'm not gonna debate you on this, I've conceded that the black kid was wrong, that he did infact murder the white boy, what more do you want? I will however go to the grave knowing that black kid did not expect that kid to die. That he didn't mean to kill that boy, that I will take to the grave.
I didn't even think it was a debate.

teenagers run hot. There is a reason they are not treated as full blown adults in many situations.

I watched the testimony - the kid that was killed did not appear to be running as hot as most teens run. He tried to diffuse things. He did not want a fight. Did his pride eventually say, don't walk away - as he could of as well. probably. but in the end he shoved. he did not stab
 
Have you told the race-baiters that? Black activists, the Anthony family’s spokespeople, and some Democrat politicians like Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), have framed the case in racial terms to push narratives about systemic racism, self-defense inequities, or "white supremacy."
I don't know what those people said because I'd never heard anything about any of it before a couple of days ago.

I have strongly disagreed with people saying such things on social media, though and maintained that there was nothing racial or racist about the trial or the verdict.
 
I don't know what those people said because I'd never heard anything about any of it before a couple of days ago.

Well, get busy.

I have strongly disagreed with people saying such things on social media, though and maintained that there was nothing racial or racist about the trial or the verdict.

Laudable, if true.
 
I'm not gonna debate you on this, I've conceded that the black kid was wrong, that he did infact murder the white boy, what more do you want? I will however go to the grave knowing that black kid did not expect that kid to die. That he didn't mean to kill that boy, that I will take to the grave.
I don't think anyone thinks it was premeditated Murder... But the knife was not in the bag by mistake...Let me ask you something... do you think he should have taken the stand in his defense?
 
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