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Thursday, December 20, 2012

446 school age children shot in Chicago so far this year with strongest gun laws in country – media silent

http://www.fireandreamitchell.com/2012/12/18/446-school-age-children-shot-in-chicago-so-far-this-year-with-strongest-gun-laws-in-country-media-silent/


http://clashdaily.com/2012/12/chicago-446-school-age-children-shot-so-far-this-year-with-strongest-gun-laws-in-country-media-silent/



chicago_sucksThe cesspool known as Chicago probably has the toughest gun laws in the country, yet despite all the shootings, murders, and bloodshed, you never hear a peep about this from the corrupt state run media. In Chicago, there have been 446 school age children shot in leftist utopia run by Rahm Emanuel and that produced Obama, Jesse Jackson, Louis Farrakhan, etc. 62 school aged children have actually been killed by crazed nuts in Chicago so far this year with almost two weeks to go. So why isn’t this news worthy? Is it because it would embarrass those anti second amendment nuts who brag about Chicago’s tough gun laws? Is it because most of the kids who were shot and killed were minorities? Or is it because the corrupt media doesn’t want to show Chicago in a bad light? Amazingly, no Obama crocodile tears either.
For those of you too dense to get the point of this post, it’s to make the point about gun laws. No matter how tough the gun laws are, the crazed, nut jobs will find a way to get them and if they so chose, use them. No draconian law can stop this, no matter how well intentioned the law is, or if it’s just about leftists grabbing power from citizens and taking away their constitutional rights.
THE LIST OF MURDERED SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN 2012
18 YEARS OLD- 15
17 YEARS OLD- 16
16 YEARS OLD- 16
15 YEARS OLD- 6
14 YEARS OLD- 4
13 YEARS OLD- 2
12 YEARS OLD- 1
7 YEARS OLD- 1
6 YEARS OLD- 1
446 School Age Children Shot in Chicago so Far This Year
THE LIST OF SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN SHOT IN 2012
18 year old- 110
17 year old- 99
16 year old- 89
15 year old- 62
14 year old- 39
13 year old- 21
12 year old- 10
11 year old- 2
10 year old- 3
9 year old- 1
7 year old- 3
6 year old- 2
5 year old- 1
4 year old- 1
3 year old- 1
1 year old- 2

Friday, December 14, 2012

ESPN REPORTER ASKS IF REDSKINS QUARTERBACK IS A ‘CORNBALL BROTHER’ BECAUSE HE HAS A WHITE FIANCEE AND MAY VOTE REPUBLICAN


http://www.theblaze.com/stories/reporter-asks-if-redskins-quarterback-is-a-cornball-brother-because-he-has-a-white-fiancee-and-may-vote-republican/


ESPN REPORTER ASKS IF REDSKINS QUARTERBACK IS A ‘CORNBALL BROTHER’ BECAUSE HE HAS A WHITE FIANCEE AND MAY VOTE REPUBLICAN

ESPN Reporter Asks if RGIII Is a Cornball Brother Because He Has a White Fiancee and May Vote Republican
Rob Parker on ESPN’s First Take (youtube)
ESPNNY.com and ClickOnDetroit.com columnist Rob Parker made controversial comments on race and Washington Redskins Quarterback Robert Griffin III during an appearance on ESPN First Take Thursday, culminating with the African-American sports reporter questioning whether the quarterback is a “cornball brother” because he has a white fiancee and may vote Republican.
Griffin has had a successful rookie season thus far and is attempting to practice and appear on the field this Sunday after leaving his last game against the Baltimore Ravens following a significant knee injury. During a press conference Wednesday, questions for the 22-year-old veered away from his knee to race, where Griffin said he wanted to be defined by his work ethic, character and personality, not the color of his skin.
“I don’t ignore it. I try not to be defined by it,” Griffin said. “But I understand different perspectives and how people view different things. I understand that they’re excited that their quarterback is an African-American. I play with a lot of pride, a lot of character, a lot of heart. I understand that. I appreciate them for being fans and not just fans because they’re African-Americans.”
After these eloquent remarks from Griffin Wednesday, a Thursday discussion on the ESPN talk show First Take–which is familier to controversy–on race and Griffin’s answer became very ugly.
After hearing Griffin’s remarks, Parker said they raise a red flag to him, and he wants to know if the Redskins quarterback is “a brother, or a cornball brother.”
When the stunned fellow panelists asked Parker what that question means, he responded with additional comments that were immediately criticized across the Internet. As transcribed byThe Washington Post’s Dan Steinberg:
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“Well, [that] he’s black, he kind of does his thing, but he’s not really down with the cause, he’s not one of us,” Parker explained. “He’s kind of black, but he’s not really the guy you’d really want to hang out with, because he’s off to do something else.”
Why is that your question, Parker was asked.
“Well, because I want to find out about him,” Parker said. “I don’t know, because I keep hearing these things. We all know he has a white fiancée. There was all this talk about he’s a Republican, which, there’s no information [about that] at all. I’m just trying to dig deeper as to why he has an issue. Because we did find out with Tiger Woods, Tiger Woods was like I’ve got black skin but don’t call me black. So people got to wondering about Tiger Woods early on.”
Parker has been criticized for controversial reports and comments in the past. He resigned from the Detroit News after asking Detroit Lions head coach Rod Marinelli during a losing season if he wishes his daughter married a different defensive coordinator, as the current one was Marinelli’s son-in-law. In 2008, he erroneously reported that Michigan State Quarterback Kirk Cousins was involved in an off-campus fight when it was later revealed he was with his parents at a hotel that night to go to church together the next morning.
When panelist Skip Bayless asked Parker Thursday about Griffin’s hairstyle, the reporter responded “To me, that’s very urban and makes you feel like…wearing braids, you’re a brother. You’re a brother if you’ve got braids on.”
Following the stunning remarks, fellow panelist and African-American Stephen A. Smith responded after a long pause “Well first of all let me say this: I’m uncomfortable with where we just went.
“RGIII, the ethnicity, the color of his fiancée is none of our business. It’s irrelevant. He can live his life any way he chooses. The braids that he has in his hair, that’s his business, that’s his life. I don’t judge someone’s blackness based on those kind of things. I just don’t do that. I’m not that kind of guy.”
Watch video of the controversial comments below: