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Who gots link to "anti-Jena 6 Web page" ??
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'Can't we all just get along'...
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I find it hard to believe that no one talks about the kid that was beaten senseless by these guys.
How did these thugs turn into victims? How do white liberals and blacks compare seeing a noose hanging to savagely beating someone to within an inch of his life? |
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It blows my mind that in today's day and age in the United States this kind of crap still goes on....
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I know... especially in light of all the drama over the last few days...:1orglaugh:1orglaugh Rochard: I feel ya, it totally disgraceful. |
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He was released from the hosptial within two hours and drove himself to a ring ceremony at the school that night. It's sickening to hear the Jena prosecutor and other bastards over exaggerate the extend of his injuries. He should have gotten much worse. Nobody will, or should have to, take all of the BS those kids had to put up with. Nooses, bottle broken over one of their heads, a shotgun pulled on them, and then the last kid kept saying racial slurs so, he caught a beatdown. Sounds like justice to me. :thumbsup |
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Whatever...they were still charged with assault. Maybe they were overcharged, and been incarcerated for longer than they should have, given the crime, but they were still the only ones who touched anyone. So they had a gun pulled on them. Did they call the cops? Don't try to make them look like angels.
I think there are lots of injustices against blacks, but they were charged with assault for a reason. |
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It doesn't really matter...assault is assault. |
This entire thing is pathetic.
The 'black rights' movement is now defending criminals, they don't even dispute that these kids jumped a white boy (6 jumping 1) and continued to kick him when he was on the ground and knocked out. So their argument is that they shouldn't be tried as adults for attempted murder, and the only reason they got charged with this is beause they're black. Black culture is now so screwed up, they arn't marching for an innocent person, they arnt marching for someones rights being taken away - theyre marching basically saying "Yeah these are some violent black kids, but not as violent as you think. They just wanted to beat the kid up but not kill him." Yes, the white kids did/said some racist shit, but the black kids tried to solve racism with violence. Worst part is if a black kid called a white kid a cracker, then 6 white kids beat the shit out of the black guy, they'd STILL be protesting. This is nothing more then a black version of the KKK leading this one. |
is this really one of those "poor minority kids" or just a clip art?
http://i3.tinypic.com/4ta1out.jpg |
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=OAZQlgPO8qc
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also, there's a lot of other interesting information on the discussions page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Jena_Six#Myspace_pics |
im tired of hearing that dumb ass al sharpton and that other idiot jesse jackson cry about every little thing
jesus..enough is enough more paris hilton + briitney spears news and less al sharpton crying please |
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take a look at the federal sentencing guide lines. you'll see the problems the back have. you get points for priors, for lack of education, for broken homes etc. these are all the things the blacks share in common. I would say that black culture is in crises and they won't recognize the fact. too easy to blame someone else for their problems. |
What you expect from one of the most racists areas of the world??
From the top down, the "leadership" in this state is corrupt beyond belief - from the racist "white boys" in the prosecutor's office to the bent good ol boy sherriffs purportedly upholding the law and pandering to ignorant rednecks. This is a state where coroners will sign death certificates stating downing as a cause of death when the corpse has six bullet holes. Kids, both black and white were never born racists/haters - they got that from their dumb parents and Jena is a typical hyprocritical "love your neighbor Christian community" with one side of town reserved for blacks and the other for whites. The people of Jena don't seem to approve of news coverage like this - hardly a surprise since it upsets the status quo and results in transparency and accountabilty :winkwink: |
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holy fuck
Black ppl are SO fuckign whiney |
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WRONG!! That was a different incident involving different people & the black person was charged with theft of a firearm |
By the way, the website is Overthrow.com which is offline
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Here's their backup site
overthrow88.blogspot.com |
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But I really do believe all people are CREATED equil, its what they're exposed to afterwards that fucks them up. A racist would say that even an educated black man is lower then a white of equil education, and I don't think thats true, so i'm not racist. But got forbid they take any blame for their own communities problems. How many black people have shot and killed other black people since this Jena 6 thing started? They should be marching through their own streets calling for a clean-up of their ghettos, not focusing on kids who are at least guilty of assult. |
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all i can say is wow, do you really read what your saying....Do you think about what your typing,, another question is what are you teaching your kids? just read over the thread, and see the things your saying...I see alot of undercover racists, atleast i respect the kkk, they are upfront with there racism, but you are the type of people to do business and claim to be friends with a black person, and in the dark hating that black person with a passion...wow i was thinking about doing some business with people on this forum in the past , but now i dont need and desire to associate with people with the undercover hatred disrespect you have expressed.. Dont get me wrong i Love this country, i have fought for this country, and respect the freedom of speech, but some of you ignorant , racist fucks need to keep your ideas and comments to yourself...
darknight a blackman, not a thug, not robbing or killing,,, |
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Background
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jena_Six#The_.22white_tree.22_incident According to National Public Radio, racial tensions in Jena were at high levels prior to the Jena Six incident due to a number of racially charged events in the small town.[5] The "white tree" incident At Jena High School, about 10% of enrolled students are African Americans and more than 85% are white. Early reporting asserted that students of different races seldom sat together, although this has been disputed.[6] According to early reports, black students typically sat on bleachers near the auditorium, while white students sat under a large tree, referred to as the "white tree" or "prep tree", in the center of the school courtyard.[5] On September 22, 2007, however, the AP reported that the "white tree" was no such thing, and that according to teachers and administrators at the school, students of all races had sat under it at one time or another.[6] During a school assembly on August 31, 2006, a black male freshman student asked permission from the principal to sit under the "white tree."[7] According to the recounting of events given by U.S. Attorney Donald Washington, the question was posed in a "jocular fashion."[8] The principal told the students they could "sit wherever they wanted."[7] The freshman and his friends then sat under the tree.[9] The following morning, nooses (reports differ whether there were three[5] or two[6]) were discovered hanging from the tree. It has been reported that Jena's principal learned that three white students were responsible and recommended expulsion, that the board of education overruled his recommendation, and that Superintendent Roy Breithaupt agreed with the overruling. It was initially reported that the punishment was reduced to three days of in-school suspension.[5][10] According to the Associated Press, however, the three students were isolated at an alternative school for a month, and then spent two weeks on in-school suspension.[6] The school superintendent was quoted as saying, "Adolescents play pranks. I don't think it was a threat against anybody."[11] Black residents of Jena claim that this decision stoked racial tensions that led to subsequent events.[10] However, a black teacher described seeing both white and black students "playing with [the nooses], pulling on them, jump-swinging from them, and putting their heads through them."[6] According to U.S. Attorney Donald Washington, the FBI agents who investigated the incident, as well as federal officials who examined it, found that it "had all the markings of a hate crime." However, it wasn't prosecuted because it failed to meet federal standards required for the teens to be certified as adults.[12] Washington, a Bush appointee, is himself black.[13] In late July 2007, U.S. Attorney Donald Washington noted that of the more than 40 statements taken regarding the assault, none mentioned the noose incident.[8] LaSalle Parish District Attorney Reed Walters stated there was no linkage between the noose incident and the beating. "When this case was brought to me and during our investigation and during the trial, there was no such linkage ever suggested. This compact story line has only been suggested after the fact."[14] The "pen statement" Police were called to the school several times in the days after the noose incident in response to a rash of interracial fights between students.[8] The principal took action by calling an impromptu assembly on September 6, 2006, in which students segregated themselves into white and black sections. The Jena Police Department asked LaSalle Parish District Attorney J. Reed Walters to attend and speak at the assembly. Allegedly, Walters was unhappy with the request because he was busy preparing for a case and, upon arrival, felt that the students were not paying proper attention to him.[8] Walters is alleged to have threatened the students with legal consequences if they didn't stop "fussing" over an "innocent prank".[15] He warned the students that he could be their friend or their worst enemy, and he stated that "[w]ith one stroke of my pen, I can make your life disappear."[5] Though black students state Walters was looking at them when he made the comments, Walters and school board member Billy Fowler, also present, deny it.[5] Police began patrolling the halls of Jena High on September 7. The following day, the school received a report that a student had brought a gun on campus, prompting a total lockdown, though no gun was ever found.[16] Students attempt to address school board On September 10, 2006, black students attempted to address the school board concerning the recent events but were refused because the board was of the opinion that the noose incident had been adequately resolved.[17] Racial tensions and fights continued through the fall but were held in check by the ongoing successful football season.[5] Jena High School arson On November 30, 2006, a wing of the main building of the high school was set on fire. That portion of the building was gutted and had to be later demolished.[5][18] Fair Barn party incident On Friday, December 1, 2006 there was a private party, attended mostly by whites, at the Fair Barn. Five black youths, including 16-year-old Robert Bailey, attempted to enter the party at about 11 p.m. According to U.S. Attorney Washington, they were told by a woman that no one was allowed inside without an invitation. The five youths persisted, stating that some friends were already in attendance at the party. A white man, who was not a student, then jumped in front of the woman and a fight ensued. After the fight broke up, the woman told both the white man and five black youths to leave the party. Once outside, the black students were involved in another fight with a group of white men, who were not students.[8] Police were called to investigate. Several months later, Justin Sloan, a white male, was charged with battery for his role in the fight and was put on probation. Bailey later stated that one of the white men broke a beer bottle over his head,[10] but there were no official records of Bailey receiving medical treatment for the injury.[8] Convenience store incident On Saturday, December 2, 2006, another incident involving Bailey occurred at a local convenience store. A white student who had attended the Fair Barn party encountered Bailey and several friends. Reports from the involved parties are conflicting,[19] but indicate that an argument occurred, the white student produced a shotgun from his pickup truck, and that the gun was ultimately taken away from him by Bailey and his friends.[5] Local police reported that the accounts of the white student and black students contradicted each other and formed a report based on testimony taken from eyewitnesses. The white student claimed that Bailey and his friends shouted and ran after him, that he ran to get his gun, and that the students wrestled it away from him.[19] According to the black students, as they left the convenience store, they were confronted by the white student with a shotgun. They then claimed to have wrestled the gun away from him and fled the scene.[19] The incident resulted in Bailey being charged with three counts: theft of a firearm, second-degree robbery, and disturbing the peace. The white student who produced the weapon was not charged.[5][8] The assault On December 4, 2006, 17-year-old white Jena High School student Justin Barker was assaulted at school. He was struck on the back of the head and knocked down by a black student. According to some witnesses, a group of black students then repeatedly kicked him.[20] Some individuals have stated that Barker had mocked Robert Bailey, Jr., who had been beaten up by a white man the previous Friday.[5] Barker denies making the comments.[20] Barker's injuries A doctor treated Barker, who was left unconscious after the attack, at the local hospital. He was released after two hours of treatment and observation for a concussion and an eye that had swollen shut.[10] The emergency physician's record shows that he also had injuries to his face, ears and hand.[21] He was able to attend his school's Ring ceremony that evening,[10] though he later testified, "I waited 11 years to go to it. I wasn't going to let that get in my way," and that he ended up leaving early due to pain.[22] During the trial, Barker also testified that his face was badly swollen after the attack and that he lost vision in one eye for three weeks. He also stated that he suffered recurring headaches and forgetfulness[23] since the attack, though medical tests have not detected a definitive cause or proof of this statement.[22] A nurse testified that Barker had a previous history of migraines.[23] Trial, prosecution, and legal proceedings The police arrested the six students, eventually dubbed the "Jena Six", accused of the attack.[24] Five of them (Robert Bailey, Jr., then 17; Mychal Bell, then 16; Carwin Jones, then 18; Bryant Purvis, then 17; and Theo Shaw, then 17) were charged with attempted second-degree murder.[17] The sixth student, Jesse Ray Beard, was charged as a juvenile because he was 14 at the time.[25] |
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Mychal Bell trial
Mychal Bell, a juvenile at the time of the incident, had been previously convicted of four violent crimes. Bell served probation for a battery that occurred December 25, 2005, and he was subsequently convicted of another battery charge and two charges of criminal damage to property.[26] On June 26, 2007, the first day of trial for defendant Mychal Bell, Walters agreed to reduce the charges for Bell to aggravated second-degree battery and conspiracy to commit aggravated second-degree battery.[27] A charge of aggravated battery requires the use of a "deadly weapon". Walters therefore argued that the tennis shoes that Bell was wearing and used to kick Barker with were deadly weapons, an argument with which the all-white jury ultimately agreed.[28] Witness accounts conflicted over whether he was involved in the attack.[28] However, court-appointed public defender Blane Williams, himself a black man, did not call a single witness in his attempt to defend Bell.[28] Though Bell faced an all-white jury, it did not result from the jury selection process. Instead, it resulted from an all-white jury pool. The 150 people called for jury duty did include black citizens, but only 50 people appeared, and none of them were black.[25][6] One of the jurors included a high school friend of the victim's father.[29] The jury found Bell guilty, and he faced the possibility of up to 22 years in prison. The judge scheduled sentencing for September 20, 2007. Following the trial, Bell's new defense attorneys, Louis Scott and Carol Powell-Lexing, requested that a new trial on the grounds that Bell should not have been tried as an adult and that the trial should have been held in another parish.[30] A request to lower Mychal Bell's $90,000 bond was denied on August 24, 2007, due to his juvenile record. On September 4, 2007,[31] a judge dismissed the conspiracy charge on the grounds that he should have been tried as a juvenile, but let the battery conviction stand.[2] However, on September 14, 2007, Louisiana's Third Circuit Court of Appeals overturned Bell's battery conviction, also ruling that he shouldn't have been tried as an adult. Louis Scott, Bell's attorney, has indicated that the charges are dropped for now, but also noted that the situation may change depending on what path the prosecution takes.[4] The La Salle Parish district attorney, J. Reed Walters, has said that he will appeal to the Louisiana Supreme Court.[32] Following an order by the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeal,[33] a hearing was held on September 21, 2007, to determine whether to set bond for Bell.[34] The judge in the hearing denied the request for Bell to be freed while his appeal is being reviewed.[35] The other five On September 4, 2007, charges against Carwin Jones and Theo Shaw were reduced to aggravated second-degree battery and conspiracy,[36] as were those of Robert Bailey, Jr., on September 10.[37] Despite the overturning of Mychal Bell's conviction, the charges against the other four teenagers remained unaffected because they were over seventeen at the time of the incident, thus making them adults under Louisiana law.[4] Public response The incident has brought considerable public comment and even demonstrations among those who believe that the charges against the Jena Six were disproportionate to the alleged crime and racially motivated.[38] Petition In the wake of these events, an online petition circulated claiming over 410,188 signatures as of September 23, 2007.[39] The petition calls for a review of the events by the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Justice Department in order to determine whether there were any civil rights violations during the trials. Defense fund The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) established a fund to help pay attorney fees.[40] On September 18, musician David Bowie donated $10,000 to it and made a statement, "There is clearly a separate and unequal judicial process going on in the town of Jena. A donation to the Jena Six Legal Defense Fund is my small gesture indicating my belief that a wrongful charge and sentence should be prevented."[41] |
Ya, fuck closeted racists, if i'm gonna hate someone it's not because of their race, etc. I try to hate everyone equally..
Reminds me of something my third-grade teacher said to us. She said, ?You show me a tropical fruit and I?ll show you a cocksucker from Guatemala.?:upsidedow |
I'm surprised Pimpdogg hasn't sponsored a clan rally already for this issue.
I'm sure the Texas grand wizards not far from the Louisiana state line know him. |
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a Russian from Brighton Beach wearing adidas sweat pants and gold chains, speaking with heavy Slavic accent with no record of employment. PPS: Not a thug either |
Fuck, everyone here is a lawyer..
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camo,
THE WAY YOU ARE CARRYING ON THIS THREAD SHOWS THAT MOST OF YOU HAVE A BACKWOODS EDUCATION FROM THE TRAILERPARK, NOT EDUCATED BUSINESS MEN THAT YOU CLAIM TO BE IN THE ADULT INDUSTRY...SO IF I EDUCATDED YOU, THEN GREAT,, I WAS JUST STATING MY OPINION... |
Oops Before Somone Jumps In My Ass Wrong, I Mispelled Education....
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