Once he gets out free like Zimmerman did, then a real public outrage is warranted. For the time being, he's just another criminal who shouldn't receive any attention from the media to fulfill some political agenda.
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Once he gets out free like Zimmerman did, then a real public outrage is warranted. For the time being, he's just another criminal who shouldn't receive any attention from the media to fulfill some political agenda.
At this point he hasn't.....and might not be.I am sorry, but what is the point of this thread?
Person A attacked person B, person A was arrested and charged appropriately.
end of story.
not really news worthy.
mrbojangles25
You are an idiot. First of all, go lurk stormfront if you actually think this OT anything like that. It isn't, at all. Secondly, if it was a white guy spewing anti-black sentiments and then punched a 63 year old black man, it would've been considered a hate crime long before he died of his injuries. I know it, you know it, everyone knows it-it's just that some people choose to acknowledge and not rationalize this fact. That isn't "race-baiting", it''s commenting on an unfortunate truth in modern, PC society.wow, race-baiting to the max, stay classy, OT
Starting to reach Storm-front levels.
Zaibach
Once he gets out free like Zimmerman did, then a real public outrage is warranted. For the time being, he's just another criminal who shouldn't receive any attention from the media to fulfill some political agenda.
Mystery_Writer
Well other than it being appels and oranges, in this case there were witnesses of the attack and of this idiot saying that he will hit the next white person he sees.
It does look like the charges will be upgraded.
[QUOTE="dagreenfish"][QUOTE="gamerguru100"] This. Reverse the races and the outrage is 10 times bigger. gamerguru100
So the public should be outraged over the arbitrary use of a label?
I'm talking about the double standard.Double standards exist in society everyday without a hint of public outrage. All this bitching and moaning is premature.
[QUOTE="Zaibach"]You are an idiot. First of all, go lurk stormfront if you actually think this OT anything like that. It isn't, at all. Secondly, if it was a white guy spewing anti-black sentiments and then punched a 63 year old black man, it would've been considered a hate crime long before he died of his injuries. I know it, you know it, everyone knows it-it's just that some people choose to acknowledge and not rationalize this fact. That isn't "race-baiting", it''s commenting on an unfortunate truth in modern, PC society.wow, race-baiting to the max, stay classy, OT
Starting to reach Storm-front levels.
Rhazakna
great rebuttal, the personal insult really validated your argument, the comparison to stormfront is hyperbole on my part.
what is it with the 'whataboutteries'? double standards are part of life, deal or gfto.
we live in a PC society? You don't say? damn, if only more white guys and and black guys would attack each other to justify your moral outrage.
but using this unfortunate tragedy to justify your warped sense of social injustice isnt going to foster a legitimate discussion, not here, not anywhere on the internet because frankly there are too many guys like you with a chip on their shoulder who think the world is against them. a hate crime is a hate crime, no matter who does it, the guy who did this will not get away with it, I dont see why it not being on the front pages offends you so much?
people get attacked all the time, most killings are done directly or indirectly from hate (fear), get over it.
My prayers and thoughts are with the poor soul on whom this tragedy has be-fallen.
and please dont reply to me, I wish to no longer engage with you on this topic
[QUOTE="Zaibach"]You are an idiot. First of all, go lurk stormfront if you actually think this OT anything like that. It isn't, at all. Secondly, if it was a white guy spewing anti-black sentiments and then punched a 63 year old black man, it would've been considered a hate crime long before he died of his injuries. I know it, you know it, everyone knows it-it's just that some people choose to acknowledge and not rationalize this fact. That isn't "race-baiting", it''s commenting on an unfortunate truth in modern, PC society.wow, race-baiting to the max, stay classy, OT
Starting to reach Storm-front levels.
Rhazakna
That's not a fact. It's an assumption. You should know the difference.
And while this forum isn't anything like Stormfront, it's sure filled with raceaholics.
[QUOTE="Zaibach"]You are an idiot. First of all, go lurk stormfront if you actually think this OT anything like that. It isn't, at all. Secondly, if it was a white guy spewing anti-black sentiments and then punched a 63 year old black man, it would've been considered a hate crime long before he died of his injuries. I know it, you know it, everyone knows it-it's just that some people choose to acknowledge and not rationalize this fact. That isn't "race-baiting", it''s commenting on an unfortunate truth in modern, PC society. Exactly. Anyone who pulls the Stormfront card on a situation like this is a moron. Acknowledging that white people can be the victims of hate crimes is not racist in any sense of the word. Sad that people still hold onto their indoctrinated PC beliefs.wow, race-baiting to the max, stay classy, OT
Starting to reach Storm-front levels.
Rhazakna
Yeah it probably is a hate crime. The man is clearly going to be tried on much higher charges and has been in custody since the incident. The problem with the Zimmerman incident is that hardly any action was taken or even looked into after someone was shot and killed. Trying to link these two together just makes you look like a race baiting cvnt.[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"][QUOTE="mingmao3046"] "upgrading the charges"....if the roles were reversed, the charges would have been a hate crime from the very start Im waiting for a speech from Obama on this. any minute now. Renevent42
That's actually not true...they did investigate and they simply found there wasn't evidence that contradicted his story and that there wasn't a case for prosecution. Looking at the joke of a trial that happened after the public outrage, I think it's pretty obvious why that was.
Also the special prosecutor in the Zimmerman case didn't go through the normal procedure of going through a grand jury to indict Zimmerman.It's quite terrible that this poor man had to die, and repugnant that some people would assault or even kill someone based on their race or skin color. What makes people have such hatreds? No doubt there are some people in both races, who stir up the pot and whip up the wrong kind of feelings among people, but it seems that there is more "tolerance" from the media when the race-baiters are black.
[QUOTE="lamprey263"]59% for whites compared to the 20.9% for blacks,Nibroc420
60% of crimes committed by whites, are assumed to be racially motivated.
Where as just under 21% of crimes committed by blacks are assumed to be racially motivated.
So it's more like 3-1.
no, 59% of hate crimes reported for the year were perpetrated by whites, not that 59% of all crimes committed by whites are hate crimes same with the 20.9% for blacks, that's the number that reflects the number of the reported hate crimes where the offender was black, again not that 20.9% of all crimes by blacks are for hate crimes as to proportion of population, whites make up 72.4% of the U.S. population, blacks make up 12.6% of the U.S. population, and yet whites make up 59% of hate crime reported for that year, blacks 20.9%, point being this is in stark contrast to whites being charged for hate crimes more than blacks when looking at the proportionality to their population, in fact that disproportion goes the exact opposite way, furthermore it's worth noting that less than half of hate crimes that happened in the year were for racial bias motivations, the rest were for things like biases to sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, and so onI hate this because 'he was black', or because 'he was white' labels on crimes. Yeah, people are racist... its not like its ever going to go away. And it shouldn't be an epiphony that blacks are just as racist as whites. The whole argument stems from the fact that in a lot of poor communities they do little to help themselves and instead rely on handouts and sit around and blame others for their misfortune. It's always someone elses fault, or something elses fault... no responisbility can ever land on the person that does the crime.
Its videogames, music, guns, movies, cartoons, people not being political correct all the time... its always something else. It saddens me that kids are raised to believe this way, the mentality that everyone gets a trophy and not taking responsibility for your own life.
[QUOTE="Zaibach"]You are an idiot. First of all, go lurk stormfront if you actually think this OT anything like that. It isn't, at all. Secondly, if it was a white guy spewing anti-black sentiments and then punched a 63 year old black man, it would've been considered a hate crime long before he died of his injuries. I know it, you know it, everyone knows it-it's just that some people choose to acknowledge and not rationalize this fact. That isn't "race-baiting", it''s commenting on an unfortunate truth in modern, PC society. No this is just an idiotic assumption based on your distorted view of america.wow, race-baiting to the max, stay classy, OT
Starting to reach Storm-front levels.
Rhazakna
out of curiosity, has anybody considered that the upgraded charges are more to do with the fact that the guy died, I mean the headline was "Man punched in the face in Union Square hate attack dies at Bellevue Hospital ", the charges went from assault to murder as a result of the guy dying, after all it's not like prosecutors were scratching their heads as to whether or not this was a hate crimelamprey263Well really "murder" is probably more serious than a generic "hate crime". But Murder might be a bit of an overcharge, depending on whether or not there is evidence to say that the perpetrated deliberately desired to kill the victim as a result of the assault.
In this case, we know the victim would not have been victimized, if he wasn't white. The assailant yelling "I'm going to punch the first white man i see" tells us that. It was racially motivated, but has not been declared a hate crime yet. If the roles were reversed, it would be all over the news.I hate this because 'he was black', or because 'he was white' labels on crimes. Yeah, people are racist... its not like its ever going to go away. And it shouldn't be an epiphony that blacks are just as racist as whites. The whole argument stems from the fact that in a lot of poor communities they do little to help themselves and instead rely on handouts and sit around and blame others for their misfortune. It's always someone elses fault, or something elses fault... no responisbility can ever land on the person that does the crime.
Its videogames, music, guns, movies, cartoons, people not being political correct all the time... its always something else. It saddens me that kids are raised to believe this way, the mentality that everyone gets a trophy and not taking responsibility for your own life.
Chrypt22
Another thread filled with closet racists.m25105So because people are upset with the ridiculous double standards, it makes them racists? lmao....PC libs at their finest
[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="lamprey263"]59% for whites compared to the 20.9% for blacks,lamprey263
60% of crimes committed by whites, are assumed to be racially motivated.
Where as just under 21% of crimes committed by blacks are assumed to be racially motivated.
So it's more like 3-1.
no, 59% of hate crimes reported for the year were perpetrated by whites, not that 59% of all crimes committed by whites are hate crimes same with the 20.9% for blacks, that's the number that reflects the number of the reported hate crimes where the offender was black, again not that 20.9% of all crimes by blacks are for hate crimes as to proportion of population, whites make up 72.4% of the U.S. population, blacks make up 12.6% of the U.S. population, and yet whites make up 59% of hate crime reported for that year, blacks 20.9%, point being this is in stark contrast to whites being charged for hate crimes more than blacks when looking at the proportionality to their population, in fact that disproportion goes the exact opposite way, furthermore it's worth noting that less than half of hate crimes that happened in the year were for racial bias motivations, the rest were for things like biases to sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, and so onI don't think we can draw any conclusions based on that since it's not common to charge minorities with hate crimes against the majority.Another thread filled with closet racists.m25105
Crawl back to bed and pray that a white sheet ghost isn't in your closet :lol:
Well really "murder" is probably more serious than a generic "hate crime". But Murder might be a bit of an overcharge, depending on whether or not there is evidence to say that the perpetrated deliberately desired to kill the victim as a result of the assault.[QUOTE="lamprey263"]out of curiosity, has anybody considered that the upgraded charges are more to do with the fact that the guy died, I mean the headline was "Man punched in the face in Union Square hate attack dies at Bellevue Hospital ", the charges went from assault to murder as a result of the guy dying, after all it's not like prosecutors were scratching their heads as to whether or not this was a hate crimewhipassmt
Hate crime laws are based on race, sexual orientation, gender identity and ethnicity to name a few. Labeling a crime as a hate crime increases penalties above what normally could be sought for a particular crime. If someone is charged with assault would only face a maximum of 8 years, being labeled a hate crime can bring more time on top of that.
[QUOTE="m25105"]Another thread filled with closet racists.mingmao3046So because people are upset with the ridiculous double standards, it makes them racists? lmao....PC libs at their finest The holes in your argument have been explained in detail. It raises questions about your motives.
Well really "murder" is probably more serious than a generic "hate crime". But Murder might be a bit of an overcharge, depending on whether or not there is evidence to say that the perpetrated deliberately desired to kill the victim as a result of the assault.[QUOTE="whipassmt"]
[QUOTE="lamprey263"]out of curiosity, has anybody considered that the upgraded charges are more to do with the fact that the guy died, I mean the headline was "Man punched in the face in Union Square hate attack dies at Bellevue Hospital ", the charges went from assault to murder as a result of the guy dying, after all it's not like prosecutors were scratching their heads as to whether or not this was a hate crimeWhiteKnight77
Hate crime laws are based on race, sexual orientation, gender identity and ethnicity to name a few. Labeling a crime as a hate crime increases penalties above what normally could be sought for a particular crime. If someone is charged with assault would only face a maximum of 8 years, being labeled a hate crime can bring more time on top of that.
Yeah but hate crimes are kind of weird in that only certain things count as hate crimes. Why should assaulting someone because they're black be a hate crime but assaulting someone because they're fat or because they're a veteran be just a plain assault?Yeah but hate crimes are kind of weird in that only certain things count as hate crimes. Why should assaulting someone because they're black be a hate crime but assaulting someone because they're fat or because they're a veteran be just a plain assault?[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]
Hate crime laws are based on race, sexual orientation, gender identity and ethnicity to name a few. Labeling a crime as a hate crime increases penalties above what normally could be sought for a particular crime. If someone is charged with assault would only face a maximum of 8 years, being labeled a hate crime can bring more time on top of that.
whipassmt
I didn't write the law, just know that based on certain criteria, an assault can considered a hate crime. In the case of this guy punching and ultimately killing the elderly gentleman, he explicitly stated he was going to punch the next white guy he saw. The fact that he stated a race, made it racial and thus, it would be classified as a hate crime. It would be no different than if the guy was black and gay and still attacked him for that reason (this happened in the Atlanta area and the two assailants were charged and convicted on hate crimes and all were black).
[QUOTE="lamprey263"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"]no, 59% of hate crimes reported for the year were perpetrated by whites, not that 59% of all crimes committed by whites are hate crimes same with the 20.9% for blacks, that's the number that reflects the number of the reported hate crimes where the offender was black, again not that 20.9% of all crimes by blacks are for hate crimes as to proportion of population, whites make up 72.4% of the U.S. population, blacks make up 12.6% of the U.S. population, and yet whites make up 59% of hate crime reported for that year, blacks 20.9%, point being this is in stark contrast to whites being charged for hate crimes more than blacks when looking at the proportionality to their population, in fact that disproportion goes the exact opposite way, furthermore it's worth noting that less than half of hate crimes that happened in the year were for racial bias motivations, the rest were for things like biases to sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, and so onI don't think we can draw any conclusions based on that since it's not common to charge minorities with hate crimes against the majority. and you know this how? there's several thousand reported hate crimes each year, I doubt you even know about enough of them to even count them on one hand60% of crimes committed by whites, are assumed to be racially motivated.
Where as just under 21% of crimes committed by blacks are assumed to be racially motivated.
So it's more like 3-1.
LJS9502_basic
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