It's a terrible song because they have "tried that in a small town" and nothing changes. Ahmad Arbery. 3 White men in jail for the rest of their lives, one of whom did nothing but film the incident
The song did not exist 3 years ago, and it captures the current feeling of discontent felt by many towards certain types of Americans. If the Arbery case were tried again today, would it have the same outcome?
In our current liberal order? Never. There is going to have to be some severe "undemocratic" changes, and some so-called "rights" will be infringed upon for the common good. Without deportations and/or state-sponsored violence I don't see anything changing
It's super naive to think that wouldn't play out the same way today. Wasn't the court case just a year or so ago? If it's a case where even boomer conservatives are tripping over themselves to say how racist the dudes were, they never had a chance. Regardless of how much the facts were on their side.
When the Federal government doesn't need white people to lynch.
The only reason they got in trouble is because it caught the Feds attention. Local law enforcement basically went 'good riddance' and didn't do anything.
Remember the three S guidelines in the future, people.
It's a terrible song because they have "tried that in a small town" and nothing changes. Ahmad Arbery. 3 White men in jail for the rest of their lives, one of whom did nothing but film the incident
The song did not exist 3 years ago, and it captures the current feeling of discontent felt by many towards certain types of Americans. If the Arbery case were tried again today, would it have the same outcome?
Yes, because the legal system is run by negrolators.
Sounds like a blaxploitation funk band. Negrolator and the Octaroons
More to your point, when will that outcome change?
In our current liberal order? Never. There is going to have to be some severe "undemocratic" changes, and some so-called "rights" will be infringed upon for the common good. Without deportations and/or state-sponsored violence I don't see anything changing
It's super naive to think that wouldn't play out the same way today. Wasn't the court case just a year or so ago? If it's a case where even boomer conservatives are tripping over themselves to say how racist the dudes were, they never had a chance. Regardless of how much the facts were on their side.
Alright, I see your point. When do you think a similar case will turn out differently in the future?
When the Federal government doesn't need white people to lynch.
The only reason they got in trouble is because it caught the Feds attention. Local law enforcement basically went 'good riddance' and didn't do anything.
Remember the three S guidelines in the future, people.
Yes.
What was the filmers crime anyway?
Evil white racist not preventing his fellow evil white racists from shooting an innocent negro.