re: Guy beaten to death outside Houston gas station

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I'm sure this will be on every news channel since it's a black on white crime

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Not that it matters but I’ve seen elsewhere that the victim is Hispanic

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Sorry, doesn’t look like an area we frequent.

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It was on Main St next to NRG. Victim has just left the Rodeo.

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If we’re going to charge anyone with murder it should be Texas RepubliKKKan lawmakers who have gutted education and social welfare programs and have villainized social equity.

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He was standing outside his vehicle outnumbered during a disagreement. Works fine if nothing happens but not great if something does.

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Sort of seemed so. I’m not sure what he was supposed to do there, though. Looks like he sort of got quickly surrounded. I get maybe not engaging, but who the frick knows how he got in that predicament?

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If we’re going to charge anyone with murder it should be Texas RepubliKKKan lawmakers who have gutted education and social welfare programs and have villainized social equity.

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Democrats were kkk.

Democrats keep black people down, including black democrats.


The problem is you think money will solve this.

Your little bastard isn’t killing people at the gas station because the school doesn’t serve him dinner.

And they say the mob would have handled this. No way in hell.

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If we’re going to charge anyone with murder it should be Texas RepubliKKKan lawmakers who have gutted education and social welfare programs and have villainized social equity.

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If not a troll post Where is this gutting?

Welfare programs are supposed to be temporary not a way of life. Regardless I don’t recall any gutting of welfare. Texas has not been a big welfare state for as long as I can remember.

There has also been no gutting in education. Education for normal operations ISDs are mostly funded by local property taxes with some getting help from the state or what’s taken from richer ISDs to help some districts meet state mandates. When the state gives the property owners a break by increasing home exemptions, which also has to be approved by voters statewide, or by compressing tax rates across the board the state makes up for the lost funding temporarily and sometimes too long while also still allowing the local ISD boards to have the ability to ask the voters to increase tax rates with a tax elections.

Villainizing forced equal outcomes is a good thing.

Houston has always had problems.

Dickerson and two ho's did it to a family at the shell gas station on the corner of senic drive and plank road about ten years ago. Almost killed the whole family but they survived.