[From "California Love: Wetback Shoots Niglet in the Head After Coalburner Spurns His Advances (Intersectionalism)"]
I think I might finally be starting to understand what they mean when they say “diversity is our greatest strength.”
Fox News
A 10-month-old Fresno girl was shot in the head Sunday by a man who was apparently angry that the baby’s mother had rejected him, police said.
The baby, Fayth Percy, was rushed to the hospital where she underwent surgery to remove bullet fragments from her head, Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer told reporters. She is in critical but stable condition.
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And of course, Dyer is a white guy.
He must love his job, babysitting the most vibrant of diverse cultures and experiencing their intersectionality, where magical things happen, like a Mexican shooting a white woman’s black child because he’s ashamed she would have sex with a black man but not him.
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Well, I guess you have nothing to fear from guns where(ever) you are, Andy.
It's not just the sharpened knives of all your Nazi ilk in the US you're really scared of for your race-mixing crimes: but all those Katana-sharp writs from the lawyers in those court cases that are a continual no-show by you.
The bounty hunters in America must love their jobs: and that's why you fear not just those SS dagger owners there.
Odd, that you have a nasty but ocuring crime report and the little D’angling here just focuses on the skin colour of the people involved to the actual exclusion of all else, he even makes his own tiny narrative there! Cute, but ghastly.
*Sigh!*
I don’t even read these anymore. I just see Andy Anglin’s name on the header, and I just know it’s going to be something monstrous. What’s he advocating this time, beating orphans to death with lost puppies as a substitute for his Viagra?
Hello Andrew and welcome to the very bottom of my shit list. I wouldn't even bother acknowledging you but I'm fastidious and detail oriented. I thought it best to get the minor details out of the way before addressing issues of worth and importance.
Fayth... welcome to this world. The reception you got was tragically and humiliatingly unworthy. As a representative of the human race I throw myself to ground,forehead deep in the dirt and burning with shame, begging for you to forgive us. No soul - especially not one new and innocent - deserves to suffer for such petty and pathetic reasons as those that nearly claimed the flickering spark that is the light of your life. I'm so sorry... you are not even a year old and you had to prove how much stronger you were than so many of us in so many ways. In addition to the physical fortitude and indomitable will that is required to continue once the reality of mortality has been met face to face I hope you find further stregth in your heart to forgive humanity and men in particular for the atrocious display of weakness, jealousy, and vanity that you were made the target of. I know it is a selfish request but I beg that you live and grow from this as living proof that humanity can be better than the baser instincts that all too often drive us. If you desire revenge for this injustice I say to you live to be a greater person, your memory treasured forever by those who know you personally and your example envied by those who know you by reputation passed down by the echoes of your interactions with others and the hopes they inspire for their own children... for that is immortality.
My lady Percy, I submit before you the same pleas of forgiveness. A worthless wastrel of a man sought satisfaction for the wounds sustained by what I call pride only for the twisted facsimile it tries to be for the true meaning of the word. The lives of you and your child are worth so much more than that, and if Fayth is to endure she will need your strength as well. It is my solemn hope you recover from this with the strength that is required of a mother to teach a child to grow to be the greatest person they are able. I hope you shall caution her to assess our flawed race of humanity based not on assumptions of the worst of which we are capable, but on what shreds of potential we display the opportunity to nurture. Regardless of our country of origin, the colour of our skin, or even the terrible ignorance we may have had forced upon us by our progenitors if the light of the capacity to learn glimmers as a faint star in the distance. I beg a lot of you, but men tend to lay a great deal at the feet of their heroes.
Please, be strong. So few of us are.
Oh you think THAT'S fucked up SpukiKitty? I read online that in Alabama a woman five months pregnant got into a fight with another woman about the father of her child, got SHOT, lost the fetus, and was then charged with manslaughter for the for the loss of the fetus while the shooter was absolved of responsibility for bringing a gun to a fistfight with a pregnant woman all because the pregnant woman who ate a bullet was held responsible for the anger she felt towards the baby's father in two-timing her and of course denying the two-timing shit the child he was "entitled to" as the man who knocked her up.
@Passerby
Oh yeah, that is some weapons-grade bullshit, right there. And honestly, nobody is surprised that something suffocatingly draconian came out of the anti-choice, kill-abortion nonsense the GOP pushed in ‘Bammy. It’s just a matter of time before women in red states have to register their menstrual cycles and report every coming and going of their ova to the proper authorities.
How does it matter what skin-tone the police officer has?
Sounds like typical toxic masculinity. Male privilege and entitlement is the main problem here.
The US of A has been the most vibrant of diverse cultures since its conception.
Don’t like it? Move to Albania. But, then you’d be the “ethnic” one.
@ Passerby
“atrocious display of weakness, jealousy, and vanity”
That’s exactly what it’s all about!
@Passerby & khyohashi
I heard about that. YEESH! Well, I hope this will trigger something good and this woman is getting help.
WE can undo all this and it starts on November 2020.
Confused?
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