PkrBum wrote:Joanimaroni wrote:SheWrites wrote:2seaoat wrote:The verbal lynching of Mr. Mays required a frank discussion.....so do not worry, my cancer is not the cause of the insanity of challenging a racial lynch mob, or a government which increasingly is taking our rights away that so many sacrificed. It was a bad stop and the lynch mob was wrong.
1. If one is white and they speak against one who is black - they are deemed racist by Oatie's law and order.
2. Lynch mob? Honestly, you really go over the top and would have been quite the showman in the courtroom -Atticus Finch or just merely Johnny Cochran?
3. Clear and simple, whether she typed it in wrong or not, there was an issue with the tag - to the officer. She, even though I was unaware of this procedure, is at liberty to check license tags on a vehicle.
4. She never raised her voice and treated Mr. May with respect.
5. He on the other hand acted like a spoiled child. Public servant who did not set an example. One who had no respect for a fellow servant of the community.
You jumped on the wrong bandwagon for your "I lived in Birmingham I know all about racism" rant.
Just give it up this time, Oatie, and admit Lumon May was OUT OF LINE. Saying so will not make you racist.
Perhaps Mr. May wanted to be on CNN. Unfortunately, he only attracted the attention of one bystander.
As far as Seaoat, perhaps he is trying to teach a lesson. A lesson regarding racism!
My grandfather would say seagoat was trying to teach a lesson he'll never forget.
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