Jury verdict: Karmelo Anthony Guilty of murder

Toadman005 said:
There were no blacks on the jury because every potential black juror ADMITTED (to their credit) they could not remain impartial on the basis of race! Every juror was cleared by the defense. If this literally is an example to everything comes down as tribe, and accountability is tantamount to racism in their eyes, we cannot co-exist.
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AlaskaGuy said:
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They actually can make the argument that Austin Metcalf should not have pushed his shoulder. They should have waited, called the cops and had the cops remove him.

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It was one small symbolic push, not a violent shove, not even very forceful. In no way, shape or form was deadly force warranted.....and why was he carrying a deadly weapon to a school track meet anyway?
 
Hang On Sloopy08 said:
The black community is beyond help at this point. Just turn on X this week and watch the savagery after the Knicks game, the teen takeover chaos, and Karmelo trial agitators. Absolute savages.
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Mostly true in blue states, however, there are some sensible black communities down south in my neck of the woods. It's just blue cities like Atlanta, Memphis, and Charlotte that are the most problematic. Also the sporadic mob street parties. My local black community is still maturing. My class in school was the first to be integrated from first grade (Vietnam era). Our teachers were integrated as well. Some of the black teachers were excellent, some a tick lower than excellent, but were experienced from the school of hard knocks. One of my black teachers in the fifth grade was a particular memory. We were doing a case study, nose in our book , keeping busy. Then out of nowhere, a three inch thick dictionary goes flying by my left ear. Someone was "acting up" behind me and the teacher was letting them know her displeasure for misbehaving. None of our white teachers would have been so in your face with punishment. My black English teacher (about 8th grade), who knew her subject, was in a terse non-english related discussion with a classmate, when out of nowhere, she turned to me and asked me to corroborate her side of the argument. Granted, I was among the smartest in my class, but, it shows a lack of authority to handle that situation without resorting to putting one of her students on the spot. I was honored she considered me a "peer" in the moment. She should have offered to verify her thoughts and get back to her opponent at a later time.

Sorry for the lengthy post, just reiterating there is still hope in my area for mature, sensible blacks to emerge. I'm personally acquainted with both extremes.
 
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