The Advocate and Nola. com stirring the race pot with this headline

Journalism for the large majority is dead and a scourge to society

Liberal trash

Then they wonder why no one subscribes to it.

Hey buddy, I’m just glad they capitalized White.

Bankrupt his Cracker Jack arse. I don’t need no paper. I gots TD bitches !

What do you expect from Georges (Jew)

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Journalism for the large majority is dead and a scourge to society

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Not the way it was taught when I went to J school

But realistically what would have been the 1st question you'd all ask without those distinctions given the headline?

The article from Nola.com was not the best written but did offer a hypothetical of a situation we all have been in. We've all had people stop and ask for money, most likely denied them, and then see them move onto the next nearest individuals to ask. Panhandling has existed for centuries.

Both articles gives a small recount of how the situation transpired. Buckley (the man killed), was asking people for money outside of Trader Joe in the parking lot. And reported by the woman who later found out he had been killed said, "she wasn’t threatened," when Buckley approached her. keep this in mind

The police report filed that Buckley was "was aggressively harassing customers in the parking lot," which seems to be a false account of what happened.

Buckley asked Boyd (the young shooter) for money, in which he casually denied I'd presume. Boyd, then witnessed Buckley move on to to the group of women who did not feel threatened and ask them for money, in what Boyd determined was a threatening manner.

It seems this caused some type of confrontation between Buckley and Boyd in most likely a verbal exchange. Then, "Boyd retrieved a gun from his car, pointed it at the unarmed Buckley, and pulled the trigger — but the weapon initially misfired," according to a police report. "Boyd quickly reloaded and this time fired the fatal shot."

People are upset by how the case was handled by the police. Boyd claimed self-defense and therefore was not immediately arrested on the scene without much investigation. He was then was told to go home by the police that day, in which eventually after a few days they later came back and arrested him. However, that came about because the Mayor wanted a new thorough review of the case stemming from the public outcry.