So the right discovers the victim of a gay bashing murder was no saint?
Well blow me over!
What's next, George Washington was no saint because he lied about a Cherry tree?
lol, are you THAT dense?
It was not a hate crime, dumbass, it was a drug crime.
Shepard was not killed because he was gay but because he was a meth dealer.
Robbing that small framed kid for drugs is one part of a multi-part crime. The NYT and other media are reporting a story, not debating fact. No one with a sense of honesty denies what the visciousness of tbe beating and death were about
Lol, you didn't even read the NYT story and you are trying to pretend that you need, or else you are just a stupid liar. No one doubts the facts of the story: Shepard was cruelly killed. The subjective part of the crime, about why it was done, and is it a satisfactory example of a killing motivated purely by hatred of gays, is what people are arguing and what the NYT and 20/20 cast doubt on NINE YEARS ago.
And you imply that the NYT, 20/20, and ABC have no sense of honesty? lolol you are so full of shyte its running out of your ears.
You lose...sucks to be you misunderstanding exactly what the NYT and other media are reporting.
Let the reader decide:
"But Mr. Shepard did, too. Like Mr. McKinney, he had a meth habit, his friends say here. And this is where the documentary spirals into a real twist - the kind generally reserved for episodes of "Mystery!" or Errol Morris documentaries.
It turns out that if you like high life in the high plains, you go for limousines - namely, the rental fleet owned and chauffeured by Doc O'Connor. Mr. Shepard hired one of these, which Mr. O'Connor drove, to get to a gay bar one night in Fort Collins, Colo. Mr. O'Connor noticed he was upset on the drive home, and later, Mr. O'Connor tells Ms. Vargas, Mr. Shepard told him he was H.I.V. positive. "20/20" relies heavily on the interview with Mr. O'Connor, who comes across as an invention of David Lynch. (His accusations are not confirmed with anyone else on camera.)
But that's not the end of Mr. O'Connor's involvement in this story. In defending himself from charges of homophobia Mr. McKinney says, noxiously, "I have gay friends," which gives the documentary a chance for a bravura transition.
"One of McKinney's gay friends may have been Matthew Shepard," Ms. Vargas says in voice-over.
What? They knew each other?
Mr. McKinney denies it to Ms. Vargas, but "20/20" then produces several interviews with people who had seen the men together. And then a bomb is dropped.
Mr. O'Connor, ever the mixer here, volunteers that Mr. McKinney didn't hate gays because "I know of an instance where he had a three-way - two guys and one girl at a party, an all-nighter." After confirming that Mr. McKinney had had sex with the man of the trio, Ms. Vargas asks Mr. O'Connor how he knows about such an intimate experience.
"Because he did it with me," the limo driver says. "
If the writer for the NYT felt it was all bullshit, and at points he seems not convinced, then 20/20 most certainly did as the NYT article proves.
No, you lose, and you lose for at least one reason; you have no regard for facts or Truth.
you only have regard for things that support 'your side' and your side is losing and so badly you don't even realize it yet. It will still take twenty years to shake it all out, but the nails to libtardisms coffin are being nailed as we speak.
gawd you are dumber than dirt. The quotes refer to ABC program
