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| Favorite team: | Los Angeles Dodgers  |
| Location: | The Mojave Desert |
| Biography: | Ridding the world of psycho-babble, one shame-based inner-child at a time. |
| Interests: | golf, wine, blues guitar |
| Occupation: | shrink |
| Number of Posts: | 66881 |
| Registered on: | 8/20/2003 |
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White boys have boundaries too. And stabbing one of them in the heart with a knife is definitely crossing that boundary you fricking retarded miscreant
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Howard University prof blames Austin Metcalf – and his family – for Karmelo killing him
Posted by L.A. on 6/11/26 at 6:39 pm
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Dr. Stacey Patton, a professor at Howard University, wrote an article in which she blamed Austin Metcalf – and his family – for Karmelo Anthony's decision to murder him.
Titled "Dear Jeff Metcalf: Your Son is Dead Because You Failed to Teach Him That Black Boys Have Boundaries," the article argues that Jeff Metcalf failed to teach Austin that "black children have boundaries." In other words, Jeff should have taught Austin that black people will try to kill you if you ask them to stop violating social norms.
While Patton falls short of outright defending Karmelo's decision, the entire purpose of the piece is to rationalize his behavior. Kind of like "Sure Karmelo shouldn't have stabbed him, but it was Austin's fault at the end of the day."
She writes, "We have to talk about Austin's decision to approach and confront." As if Austin didn't have the right to tell someone from another school to leave his school's tent. As if somehow that minor confrontation justifies stabbing him in the heart. It is complete insanity. Patton ties Austin's behavior to "a long cultural tradition of policing black bodies and space."
Right.
Patton's Substack has nearly 50k followers. He has 300k followers on Facebook. She is an accomplished professor and journalist. The article received thousands of likes. We've all seen the low-class black people causing a scene outside of the courthouse. But it appears that even many educated blacks believe that people of their race have the right to murder anyone who asks them to stop playing music in public, respect physical boundaries, and so on.
"Let us do what we want or we'll kill you" appears to be the message being broadcast by a sizable share of the black community. You don't have to be a far-right radical to recognize the many unsettling implications this holds for the future of American race relations.
He's "not a man or a woman" and wants kids to secretly discuss their gender identify w/him
Posted by L.A. on 6/11/26 at 3:28 pm
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Meet Ryan Delaney, the Council President for Plum Borough, PA. He claims he's "not a man or a woman" and encourages children to secretly discuss their gender with people other than their parents, including himself.
"I urge you to find trusted adults to confide in... Sometimes it might be your weird aunt or uncle, it might be your school counselor, and if nowhere else, you can find an alley right here serving as your council president."
Major red flags ??
Our tax dollars pay his salary.
You can contact him here and let him know what you think: 412-795-6800 ext 4102
re: Newsweek compares Karmelo to Rittenhouse; says the different outcome is due to race
Posted by L.A. on 6/11/26 at 1:41 pm to Violent Hip Swivel
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A "Newsweek editorial writer" says (posted) the different outcome is due to race.
Not Newsweek.
But the thread title worked for the attention and outrage you were seeking.
I think most people understood that the magazine itself did not write the article. The editorial director signed off on it.
As for me seeking outrage and attention with the post, yes, that is accurate. This type of Leftist media spin seeking to justify violence in the black community does not get enough attention, nor does it elicit sufficient outrage in my view
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Hey horse, I cannot make you drink even though you are the one who brought the water to this topic
Be better
Be less of a smug a-hole and I'll try to do better
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The article does not say the outcome was due to race.
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The article is mainly about tribal differences
Newsweek compares Karmelo to Rittenhouse; says the different outcome is due to race
Posted by L.A. on 6/11/26 at 10:20 am
The bright side is that they are getting raked over the coals in the comments on X
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Savannah Insights ???
@BasedSavannah
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The cases differ?
Rittenhouse went to trial and was found NOT GUILTY by a jury of his peers because he acted in self-defense.
Karmelo Anthony was found GUILTY for murder by a jury of his peers.
Who writes this shite?
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Nick Freitas
@NickJFreitas
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Yes. Because Kyle was defending himself and Anthony murdered someone. This is why leftist news outlets can NEVER be trusted. You will deliberately lie about things caught on video.
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Cis Siberian Orchestra
@CisSiberian
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Rittenhouse was being chased by a convicted pedophile who was screaming "I'm going to kill you." Karmelo was asked to leave a place he didn't belong.
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Zen Pistolero
@zenpistolero
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Differ? I'll say!
My favorite part of the Rittenhouse trial was when the prosecution lawyer literally facepalmed because his star witness confirmed it was self defense
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Wade Miller
@WadeMiller
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“Cases differ”
That’s literally the entire difference. Rittenhouse repeatedly tried to evade his attackers, to get away from them. Only after a prolonged period of stalking, attacks, and harassment, did Rittenhouse use his weapon to defend himself when cornered. Anthony sought out the confrontation, didn’t seek to deescalate or evade and walk away, and then committed premeditated murder. That’s the whole reason the outcomes were different. It’s pure race baiting nonsense to frame it like you did.
X poster explains Karmelo Anthony and his defenders:
Posted by L.A. on 6/11/26 at 9:40 am
Very insightful IMO :bow:
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Obviously there is some blind black tribal loyalty involved, but I think there’s something else and arguably worse.
The facts seem to be this: Karmelo invaded another track team’s tent. He did this to assert dominance. When asked to leave, he issued threats: “touch me and see what happens.” After repeatedly telling him that he was not welcome, and in response to provocation, Austin Metcalf pushed him, trying to get him to comply with basic social norms. Karmelo, no doubt delighted that he had now received permission for escalation under his own code, stabbed Austin to death.
The black defenders of Karmelo believe this is how society should operate: an endless war of all against all to assert dominance, escalating when one’s assertions are rebuffed. They’re mad that the justice system got involved, because in their minds this is the proper way to conduct business: omnipresent dominance signaling, inevitably leading to violence.
They genuinely don’t understand that other people don’t operate according to those rules. And they certainly don’t understand that our rules, by drastically reducing friction and needless cost, are the very reason for the disparities in group power they complain about. We are polite internally and can thus exert greater collective power externally. A few Karmelos in the mix destroys this system.
But they don’t care that running things their way would be the end of civilization, the end of their cell phones and EBT and air conditioning, because they don’t understand it. They don’t understand anything about the modern world. They are lost here, confused. This state of affairs is not sustainable.
Fwiw, she can no longer practice law in Texas after pleading guilty to fraud in 2021
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Thelma Anderson (Thelma Marshell Anderson) pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud related to a fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan application in 2021.
Karmelo Supporter Attorney Thelma Anderson: “Those twins are domestic, racist terrorists"
Posted by L.A. on 6/10/26 at 5:31 pm
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Karmelo Anthony Supporter Dallas Attorney Thelma Anderson: “Those twins are domestic, racist terrorists.”
“I said, as a former prosecutor, this was a legal lynching that happened in this slaughterhouse. This is a slaughterhouse. This is not a courthouse. This courthouse is designed, when you would come here and you look like us, to slaughter you.”
1 of 6 immigrants on the planet live here. No other major developed nation comes close
Posted by L.A. on 6/10/26 at 11:38 am
I appreciate what Trump is trying to do, but I don't think this is reversible at this point
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If tweet fails to load, click here.re: Karmelo supporters yell "we glad Austin dead" as Metcalf family leaves court
Posted by L.A. on 6/10/26 at 11:15 am to captainFid
Karmelo supporters yell "we glad Austin dead" as Metcalf family leaves court
Posted by L.A. on 6/10/26 at 10:59 am
Eligible for parole after 17 1/2 years
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Do you know what Moms for Liberty is? Go ahead, guess.
Posted by L.A. on 6/9/26 at 5:46 pm
That's right. Moms for Liberty, a grass roots organization dedicated to defending parental rights at all levels of government, has been labeled as a "racist hate group" by the SPLC
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SPLC's Bryan Fair is grilled on how they've targeted TPUSA but fail to list Antifa.
Posted by L.A. on 6/9/26 at 12:58 pm
His response is that he was under the impression that Antifa is an ideology, not a group.
Riiiiight
Riiiiight
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Aren't ALL Islamic groups anti-LGBTQ?
I believe you are correct
Which means the whole "hate list" thing is a bunch of anti-white, anti-Christian propaganda
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