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Figures. After all, if you're a girl in high school and you drop a piece of cake on the floor, the rent-a-thugs will break your arm, charge you with littering, arrest the kid taking a video of it with his cell phone and then, for good measure, toss the girl's mother in jail for being upset about the rent-a-thugs breaking her daughter's arm.
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Friday, October 12, 2007
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Kill a dog, go to jail. Kill a young black boy... not so much. And the all white jury (thanks to Florida depriving much of their black population of the vote and of the right to serve on juries due to discriminatory enforcement of drug laws) agrees. And if you don't agree, well, they don't burn crosses on your lawn anymore in Florida. They just hang a noose from your doorknob. But don't worry, there haven't been any lynchings in Florida in, like, forever... well, at least in 50 years. That we know of. Hmm...
ReplyDeleteFlorida shares with Louisiana the dubious distinction of being the last state to have Union troops withdrawn from it after the American Civil War, courtesy of the Hayes-Tilden Compromise of 1876 that gave the Presidency to Rutherford B. Hayes, where in exchange for Louisiana and Florida being allowed to return to Confederate rule (as long as the Confederates pretended to be part of the U.S., and pretended they didn't have slavery under a new name), the former Confederates gave their electoral votes to Rutherford B. Hayes. The Panama City area where this incident happened is in Florida's "Cracker Belt", where the phrase "keeping the niggers in their place" was common in elections up until the Voting Rights Act of 1965. To say that I'm not surprised that this happened in this day and age is an understatement. Racism is not dead in America, it just re-described itself in code words and pretends.