Lonestar_logic
Republic of Texas
- May 13, 2009
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Ape, he was looking for confrontation and none of the panthers standing made any gestures towards him, they simply asked why the guy had their cameras on them and I don't think the guy even came there to vote, why would he bring a video crew to vote when its not allowed? Get over your scary black man obsession, the other two white men there said everything was fine, no one was stopped nor intimidated, the only one was the jackass with his camera, no one else came forward with any complaints and rightwing retards took this video to spread their scary black intimidates whites paranoia.
I dunno why you are having such heartburn admitting that this was wrong, Bass. Who gives a fuck that the men were black? But that they dressed alike, looked a tad military-ish, and HAD NIGHTSTICKS.......yup, that's intimidation. Or at least, attempted intimidation.
If they had been white, would you be able to see the intimidation?
He didn't do any intimidation, one of the Panthers was an official poll watcher/observer, they didn't intimidate the crackpots who shot the video who's purpose wasn't to vote, no where in the video is the man saying you're blocking me from voting. By your logic every white person who sees a black man that looks "scary" to them can claim some kind of intimidation.
According to witnesses, the monkey with the nightstick was intimidating and was promptly removed by the police.
Try reading the transcripts of the hearing on this matter before you make yourself look even more foolish and racist, punk!