Lamond X reminds the DUmp that blackness is what matters not muzzies

[Carl]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10026052214

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 02:17 PM

Star Member MrScorpio (61,917 posts)

Terrorist shooting in France vs NAACP Bombing in Colorado: Which is more relevant to the USA?

Some twitter junk and then a poll.

53 votes, 7 passes | Time left: Unlimited
   Terrorist Shooting In France
12 (23%)
   Terrorist Bombing In Colorado Of NAACP Office
41 (77%)
   7 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.

You really are an ignorant piece of shit dorkio.

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 02:20 PM

2naSalit (5,918 posts)
1. But, but, but...

White people aren't terissts..

As far as I know there are no suspects yet,that would make you a racist.

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 02:43 PM

Hutzpa (11,149 posts)
12. Home grown terrorist should have made the news today

but the media is ignoring it which imo is a deliberate ploy to cover up the actions of those responsible.

 

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 02:58 PM

Star Member sarisataka (4,532 posts)
20. The NAACP bombing is clearly

more relevant.

Which in no way reduces the importance or horror of the Paris shooting

Response to sarisataka (Reply #20)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:02 PM

Star Member MrScorpio (61,917 posts)
22. Of course, that wasn't the point of my OP at all...

As I'm sure you know. Of course, the attack in France is newsworthy.

However, in comparison, it's amazing that a recent terrorist attack ON US SOIL seems to be so IRRELEVANT to the US media

As is black on black crime,do you bitch about that idiot?

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:12 PM

Lurks Often (3,458 posts)
27. Colorado was likely a single whack job, Paris was done by trained, organized people

The whack job in Colorado was unsuccessful in his attack, whether it was the barber shop or the NAACP office, will likely be caught in the next several days, was likely an amateur and likely acted alone.

The two in Paris were well trained, the attack plan and escape plan were well thought out and done, may not even be in France anymore, they likely have additional adherents, financial support and other support from people both in France and other countries. These are people capable of, in theory, of committing similar attacks across the U.S. on a frequent basis until caught.

Ignored.

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:26 PM

Star Member NYC_SKP (64,126 posts)
30. The France bombing was infinitely more preventable, for one thing.

When what looks at the root causes of what happened, one has to conclude that the NAACP bombing was more insidious and representative of hatred against a race, a group, and unprovoked.

The publishers of those offensive cartoons knew what they were doing and deliberately created offensive cartoons, knowing full well that violence might result.

They should really be ashamed, IMO.

I'm all for free speech, but I'm very much opposed to self-serving arrogance that puts others at risk.

It makes me sick that we even have to have a poll.

**** you Barry,hope your eternity in hell is one of having your pizza faced head slowly sawed off over and over.

Response to NYC_SKP (Reply #30)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:47 PM

Star Member JustAnotherGen (14,283 posts)
36. The French are French and have a French Sense of humor

And that publication is known for being obnoxious.

They were NOT engaging in acts of racism in that magazine.

And I hate to say it - but there is indeed an angry, young, Muslim immigrant/1st generation problem in France. There is. Doesn't make me a racist or closed off or anti Islam.

This shit has been boiling up for a long time - and the men who did that?

They are going to make things much much worse on the VAST majority of Muslims/French of North African Descent that are French first, Muslim second, and just want to live their lives.

Marine is no better than her father - she's worse because she delivers it with a pretty little smile. That woman just might win because of this . . .

Poor poor muzzies. 

[Carl]

NYC_SKP This message was self-deleted by its author.

Too late Barry,it is part of Internet history now you ****ed up bastard.

[Carl]

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 04:08 PM

1StrongBlackMan (16,309 posts)
38. Wow! Perhaps I misread the question; but ...

I could have sworn the question posed was:

Terrorist shooting in France vs NAACP Bombing in Colorado: Which is more relevant to the USA?


Not, which attack was more fatal, or even more shocking or tragic, or whatever descriptor one wishes to apply.

So from the above comments/poll, a full 1/3 of Duers consider an attack, targeting, at the minimum, a establishment patronized primarily by African-Americans, and at worse, targeting a symbol of African-America, committed by (presumably) a white American (based on the "person of interest" description), in the present climate, is less relevant to the USA, than an attack (albeit, a fatal attack) on foreign soil, on non-Americans, by (presumably) non-Americans?

DU, today, has made me feel less fully accepted as an American.

Get over yourself cretin.

[franksolich]

Ew.

NYC_SKP (64,126 posts)   Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:26 PM

The publishers of those offensive cartoons knew what they were doing and deliberately created offensive cartoons, knowing full well that violence might result.

They should really be ashamed, IMO.

I'm all for free speech, but I'm very much opposed to self-serving arrogance that puts others at risk.

Skippy's going to be in trouble, as soon as franksolich gets over his end-of-December DUmmie fatigue.

[Chris_]

Charlie Hebdo (Charlie Weekly) is a French satirical weekly newspaper, featuring cartoons, reports, polemics, and jokes. Irreverent and stridently non-conformist in tone, the publication is strongly antireligious and left-wing, publishing articles on the extreme right, Catholicism, Islam, Judaism, politics, culture, etc. According to its former editor, Charb (Stéphane Charbonnier), the magazine's editorial viewpoint reflects "all components of left wing pluralism, and even abstainers".

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[wasp69]

Response to sarisataka (Reply #20)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:02 PM

Star Member MrScorpio (61,917 posts)
22. Of course, that wasn't the point of my OP at all...

As I'm sure you know. Of course, the attack in France is newsworthy.

However, in comparison, it's amazing that a recent terrorist attack ON US SOIL seems to be so IRRELEVANT to the US media

Let's see, which is more "newsworthy"?  A scotch mark on the sidewalk from a firecracker that injured no one, or a terrorist assault that left a dozen dead over nothing more than cartoons?

Hmmmmm...

I guess if you're a black panther wannabe, you'd have to go with the NAALCP trying to get attention, wouldn't you, Lamond? 

BTW, DUmmie, I'm going to laugh my ass off when it comes out that the NAALCP racists did this themselves...

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 04:08 PM

1StrongBlackMan (16,309 posts)
38. Wow! Perhaps I misread the question; but ...

I could have sworn the question posed was:

Terrorist shooting in France vs NAACP Bombing in Colorado: Which is more relevant to the USA?


Not, which attack was more fatal, or even more shocking or tragic, or whatever descriptor one wishes to apply.

So from the above comments/poll, a full 1/3 of Duers consider an attack, targeting, at the minimum, a establishment patronized primarily by African-Americans, and at worse, targeting a symbol of African-America, committed by (presumably) a white American (based on the "person of interest" description), in the present climate, is less relevant to the USA, than an attack (albeit, a fatal attack) on foreign soil, on non-Americans, by (presumably) non-Americans?

DU, today, has made me feel less fully accepted as an American.

Awwwwww, poor widdle wacist!  Does you have a sad?  Did the mean old jihadis knock your petulant brothers and sisters off of the front page?

Might I suggest you find a country more suited to your expectations?  Or is giving up the largesse provided by the very people you curse just too much to ask?

[wasp69]

Oh, Barry, Barry, Barry...  Would you just look at the mess you made?

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:26 PM

Star Member NYC_SKP (64,126 posts)
30. The France bombing was infinitely more preventable, for one thing.

Was it now?  Maybe the French should have called you, Barry Skippy, DU Soooper Genius, for all of their security needs.  I mean, nothing can replace a DUmp internet badass, can it?

When what looks at the root causes of what happened, one has to conclude that the NAACP bombing was more insidious and representative of hatred against a race, a group, and unprovoked.

 

The police and feds don't even have a suspect, but Barry's got it all figured out, gang!  I can't wait until we found out it was Old Man Johnson!

 

The publishers of those offensive cartoons knew what they were doing and deliberately created offensive cartoons, knowing full well that violence might result.

They should really be ashamed, IMO.

I'm all for free speech, but I'm very much opposed to self-serving arrogance that puts others at risk.

"She was asking for it, your honor!  I mean, look at the way she was dressed!  She was begging to get bent over and shagged!  I'm all for women looking pretty, but it's her fault I'm even here!"

 

Victim shaming, 101, from DUmmie Barry - a good liberal.

It makes me sick that we even have to have a poll.

There was no need for a poll, Barry.  Lamond was getting jealous of all the attention being taken away from his pet rock and wanted to make sure you guilty, liberal, white, little bitches understood just how unimportant dead Frenchies were.

He barked, and you immediately showed your haunches.  Just like the little coward that you are...

[franksolich]

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

NYC_SKP This message was self-deleted by its author.

Now, why did Skippy have to go and do that?

It's like he's ashamed of what he said.

Being human, we all blurt out words we later regret, but the primitives have the annoying habit of believing that if they delete something, it was never said.

This reminds me of the ancient Roman emperor Claudius, who once was asked to pardon someone, to wipe something off his record.  Claudius was cool, copacetic, with it, but insisted the erasure--that something had been erased--show.

[thundley4]

Oh come on. The attack on the NAACP office was just workplace violence. They should be used to it since that shit happens all the time in their own neighborhoods.

[the county]

Lamond is dumber than 1stupidblack man. NYC_SKP has been posting some youtube video on Colorado Springs all day, so where is kentuck?

[zeitgeist]

This sounds more like a job for Sy Sperling ...  what was going on at Mr. G's ?   (for what it's worth I remember a barber shop where I once lived that suffered a similar fate ... it was a bookie shop in the back, luckily no one was killed. It was right next to a Catholic church, I don't remember Planned Parent Hood being blamed).

[GOBUCKS]

Who knew the  NAACP was still in business?

A few years ago there was an "epidemic" of black churches burning. Evil whites.

Turned out most were inside jobs for insurance money.

The Colorado NAACP has been so victimized by evil whites they'll need wheelbarrows for the donation money.

[Mr Mannn]

Hmmm. The bomb outside the NAACP was easily found and detonated. No one was hurt and there are no suspects.

Why is my first instinct to think that members of the NAACP might have put it there themselves.
Am I wrong to think that? or Have there been many other examples of fake racist threats?

[BlueStateSaint]

Hmmm. The bomb outside the NAACP was easily found and detonated. No one was hurt and there are no suspects.

Why is my first instinct to think that members of the NAACP might have put it there themselves.
Am I wrong to think that? or Have there been many other examples of fake racist threats?

I don't think you are.

[GOBUCKS]

No one is more devastated by the Paris massacre than the Colorado NAACP.

[98ZJUSMC]

Quote from: Mr Mannn on January 07, 2015, 08:31:55 PM
Why is my first instinct to think that members of the NAACP might have put it there themselves.
Am I wrong to think that? No. or Have there been many other examples of fake racist threats?  Yes.

I don't think you are.

Neither do I.

[HawkHogan]

This bullshit is still trending on Twitter. Liberals are really upset about this firework.

[Gina]

Response to MrScorpio (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:26 PM

Star Member NYC_SKP (64,126 posts)
30. The France bombing was infinitely more preventable, for one thing.

When what looks at the root causes of what happened, one has to conclude that the NAACP bombing was more insidious and representative of hatred against a race, a group, and unprovoked.

The publishers of those offensive cartoons knew what they were doing and deliberately created offensive cartoons, knowing full well that violence might result.

They should really be ashamed, IMO.

I'm all for free speech, but I'm very much opposed to self-serving arrogance that puts others at risk.

It makes me sick that we even have to have a poll.

Anyone have any screen prints of what they said about "Jesus in Piss"?  Remember when that happened?  That was VERY OFFENSIVE to all that believe in Jesus.  Did they say that?

but that's one thing Christians have over Muslims.  We don't take revenge like these little impotent people.

[FiddyBeowulf]

The chapter’s offices, as well as Mr. G’s Hair Design Studios barber shop located inside the building, sustained minor damage from the explosion. No deaths or injuries have been reported.

How do we know they targeted the NAACP? Maybe someone just was not happy with their haircut.

[thundley4]

The publishers of those offensive cartoons knew what they were doing and deliberately created offensive cartoons, knowing full well that violence might result.

They should really be ashamed, IMO.

Those women that dress like sluts knew what they were doing and deliberately teased men knowing full well they might get raped.

Mike Brown and Eric Garner knew what they were doing when they resisted arrest, knowing full well how cops react.

If it's okay to blame the victim in one instance, then it's okay in others.

[franksolich]

The analogies aren't comparable enough.

The publishers of those offensive cartoons knew what they were doing and deliberately created offensive cartoons, knowing full well that violence might result.

How about this instead: suppose one of those once-every-30-years events happened, and an abortion clinic got fire-bombed?

Using Skippy's logic, the abortion profiteers knew what they were doing and deliberately kept on doing it, knowing fully well that violence might result.

But for some reason, I don't think Skippy gets it.

[Carl]

The analogies aren't comparable enough.

How about this instead: suppose one of those once-every-30-years events happened, and an abortion clinic got fire-bombed?

Using Skippy's logic, the abortion profiteers knew what they were doing and deliberately kept on doing it, knowing fully well that violence might result.

But for some reason, I don't think Skippy gets it.

I don`t pretend that CC is even a blip on the radar screen as far as importance or Internet traffic but it serves a purpose in providing Google cache a history of how revolting and evil these mutants are.
They sicken me beyond words.

[franksolich]

I don`t pretend that CC is even a blip on the radar screen as far as importance or Internet traffic but it serves a purpose in providing Google cache a history of how revolting and evil these mutants are.

Skippy would be just as funny, just as laughable, as the other primitives, excepting that as a compliant tool of the Islamic terrorists, and with his brains, he's actually a real peril to our rights and liberties, the Constitution, and even our lives.

He's no ordinary primitive, Skippy.

Any day now, I expect to receive a package in the mail, no return address but postmarked northern California.  It'll turn out to be a homemade thermonuclear device that if the package is opened, will vaporize not only franksolich, but northeastern Nebraska and the eastern half of the Sandhills.

Skippy's no laughing matter.

[DumbAss Tanker]

Hmmm. The bomb outside the NAACP was easily found and detonated. No one was hurt and there are no suspects.

Why is my first instinct to think that members of the NAACP might have put it there themselves.
Am I wrong to think that? or Have there been many other examples of fake racist threats?

It's a little early to jump it from 'possibility' to 'probability.' 

However, it would be safe to say that the large majority of terrorist-like attacks on Black organizations (The few that don't ultimately prove to be publicity hoaxes of their own, or the product of purely internal fights) end up being committed by the wackier Black splinter groups, for instance Elijah Mohammed's Black Muslims and their murderous crimes against any divergent group including the late Malcolm X, or gang battles because of the gang members involved in the group rather than its race.

[wasp69]

Hey, Lamond!  I got something to show ya...

Take a look at this picture and see why your bullshit whining is, well, bullshit.

The "explosion" was nowhere near the racist NAALCP office.  For that matter, the "bald man" was probably pissed off at the barber and could have cared less about your hashtags and "protests".

Get it now, DUmbass?