Did you ever imagine that, in America, groups of black thugs would attack unsuspecting whites? Did you ever think the first black president and Oprah Winfrey would encourage division and hatred between races?
In today’s America, that’s the unfortunate reality.
In what many tamely call the “knockout game,” black teenagers target whites to attack them without provocation. The aim is to knock the victim unconscious with one blow. Man, woman, young or old – it doesn’t matter – these thugs do not care.
Authorities have reported violent attacks in New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., Connecticut and Illinois. There have been at least four recent fatalities.
In New York City, police said they’ve had seven “knockout” incidents this fall. Some of the attackers specifically targeted Jewish people, including an assault on a 78-year-old woman. In New Haven, Conn., police are investigating six attacks in just the past month.
Mayor Michael Nutter of Philadelphia has warned that “knockout game” suspects would face charges ranging from aggravated assault to third-degree murder. “We will catch you. You’ll be prosecuted, and your life will be changed dramatically.”
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You say they pick on man woman young or old and that they do not care.
ReplyDeleteThey do care. They choose with care. Not on the basis you describe, but on the basis of vulnerability. They do choose all of those groups, but based on them being almost completely helpless. Perhaps it is time we start the Treyvon game
Well said.
DeleteOprah is proving herself to be more of a racist bitch everyday. I never have liked her or her gay boyfriend "Stedman". Now I know she likes gay black males.. She has probably had to pry Barack and Stedman apart a few times. Scalding water or prybar ? Only the shadow knows..
ReplyDeleteHeh! :)
DeleteIt's very clear to me that this is how the Obama administration is forging civil war. this is bad, what happens when whites have had enough? Obama gets Martial Law! This is what he wants. then it gets interesting.
ReplyDeletethen it gets interesting.
DeleteOne bridge too far.