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re: Austin Metcalfs father vs J6 protestor who accuses him of white guilt (Frisco TX stabbing)
Posted on 4/20/25 at 11:03 am to the808bass
Posted on 4/20/25 at 11:03 am to the808bass
quote:
No. I simply asked if you thought the stabbing doesn’t fit into the semantic category of a “mistake.”
Accidentally shooting a fire arm and killing someone else is a terrible accident
Walking up and stabbing a person is a premeditated decision that rooted in jealousy , hatred or unchecked anger…
Sin
A mistake is making a left turn when you should have made a right turn to get to your destination quicker, mistakes usually can be corrected.
A stabbing that leads to death cannot be fixed…
If you had recently buried your son and he was stabbed to death by another student how can you go on television describing it as a mistake?
This post was edited on 4/20/25 at 11:08 am
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Posted on 4/20/25 at 11:15 am to RelicBatches86
That dad is pathetic. He seems more concerned for the killer than his dead son. Complete cuck.
Posted on 4/20/25 at 11:27 am to ApexTiger
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Walking up and stabbing a person is a premeditated decision that rooted in jealousy , hatred or unchecked anger… Sin
You’re just arguing now with the semantic domain of “mistake.” Hamartía - the Greek word in Romans 3:23 - could be translated “missing the mark.” Sin is error. Or a mistake. Mistakes aren’t relegated to only minor errors.
Was it a mistake for Reagan to grant amnesty to illegals? Of course it was. Was it a large mistake? Yes. It still fits in the semantic domain of mistake.
Posted on 4/20/25 at 11:38 am to RelicBatches86
I get it but why try to force a grieving father into the spotlight of something he has no will or want to be a part of.
Posted on 4/20/25 at 12:12 pm to Drizzt
quote:
“That’s all they are: Race baiters,” Jeff Metcalf told The Post. “F—ing people that wanna spew their narrative for their own agenda. They don’t give a shite about my family. … about Karmelo Anthony’s family.”
quote:
“I want [the superintendent] to explain to me how you let this white piece of trash on school property where my son was murdered less than two weeks ago.”
This guy is something else.
https://nypost.com/2025/04/19/us-news/austin-metcalfs-dad-trashes-maga-protestors-who-rallied-for-slain-teen-they-dont-give-a-s-t-about-my-family/
Posted on 4/20/25 at 12:44 pm to Riverside
quote:
I think Austin’s dad has a blind spot for what is happening to his son’s death but he is going through a level of grief that I cannot begin to comprehend.
Yeah, how about we don't immediately denigrate a father who just lost his son because he isnt saying what we want him to say.
quote:
Next up he’ll hand his daughter over to be raped in front of the world by the same monsters that killed his son.
This is just out out line. Not surprising at all that this being upvoted in this cesspool.
Posted on 4/20/25 at 12:49 pm to BobABooey
People claim to want justice for Austin. but want the dad to be associated with guys holding rallies about how black people are violent and kill white people. while a black kid is the defendant.
is this J6 guy actually trying to help Karmelo by getting the trial moved elsewhere?
The dad is doing the right thing by telling these losers to stop using his son's name.
is this J6 guy actually trying to help Karmelo by getting the trial moved elsewhere?
The dad is doing the right thing by telling these losers to stop using his son's name.
Posted on 4/20/25 at 10:00 pm to WinnPtiger
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this is a childish response
how so? it's a serious question. Community implies some kind of physical and cultural proximity. So, if what we're saying is black people with physical and cultural proximity, then we mean one thing. But if what is actually meant by "black community" is actually a "nice" way of saying all black people, regardless of circumstance, then that's what people should say. Or, perhaps its a hybrid and means something different to different people. I've learnt that if you can't define something, it doesn't actually exist. It's confusing, and I'm not quite sure it's as simple or "childish," as you say.
Posted on 4/20/25 at 10:03 pm to the808bass
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He’s an embarrassed black dude.
i don't get embarrassed by the actions of others i have no control over, have never met, am not related to, and otherwise wouldn't know existed had they not been in the media.
Posted on 4/20/25 at 10:04 pm to GRTiger
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It all seems pretty self explanatory, no?
define it, then. since it's so self-explanatory.
Posted on 4/21/25 at 6:13 am to onmymedicalgrind
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This is just out out line. Not surprising at all that this being upvoted in this cesspool.
lookie, another self-righteous holier than thou prick
Posted on 4/21/25 at 5:18 pm to DrrTiger
Dad seems like a complete douche
Posted on 4/21/25 at 5:26 pm to DrrTiger
Odd, but I don't feel bad for him. The mother...maybe.
BTW, this guy's nuts.
BTW, this guy's nuts.
Posted on 4/21/25 at 9:38 pm to RelicBatches86
Matt Walsh's show from 4/18/25 is worth a listen. Some noteworthy points:
- Anthony family lawyer, Dominique Alexander, can barely speak English. He would later describe him as "this line of reasoning low IQ is an insult to every bottom feeding microbe that exists in the deepest depths of the ocean um this is probably the most flagrant and ineffective attempt to deflect responsibility from Carmelo Anthony." (10:00)
- KA has no chance of succeeding with a self-defense argument. Rather, they are angling toward stoking racial tensions in hopes of getting a single juror to weasel out.
- The appeal to similarity with Kyle Rittenhouse and Daniel Penny as justification for Karmelo's actions is odd since they condemned Kyle and Penny which implies they condemn Karmelo's as well. (13:30 / 15:40). Ironic that Alexander accuses others of spreading misinformation all the while he got every thing wrong about Rittenhouse.
- KA indicted himself when he asked the LEOs if he had a case for self-defense. (7:00)
- When Jeff Metcalf was asked to leave the Anthony press conference, Walsh points out he didn't try to stab anybody unlike what KA did (6:30). Ouch.
YT: Matt Walsh: This Press Conference From Karmelo Anthony’s Family Will Make Your Blood Boil
- Anthony family lawyer, Dominique Alexander, can barely speak English. He would later describe him as "this line of reasoning low IQ is an insult to every bottom feeding microbe that exists in the deepest depths of the ocean um this is probably the most flagrant and ineffective attempt to deflect responsibility from Carmelo Anthony." (10:00)
- KA has no chance of succeeding with a self-defense argument. Rather, they are angling toward stoking racial tensions in hopes of getting a single juror to weasel out.
- The appeal to similarity with Kyle Rittenhouse and Daniel Penny as justification for Karmelo's actions is odd since they condemned Kyle and Penny which implies they condemn Karmelo's as well. (13:30 / 15:40). Ironic that Alexander accuses others of spreading misinformation all the while he got every thing wrong about Rittenhouse.
- KA indicted himself when he asked the LEOs if he had a case for self-defense. (7:00)
- When Jeff Metcalf was asked to leave the Anthony press conference, Walsh points out he didn't try to stab anybody unlike what KA did (6:30). Ouch.
YT: Matt Walsh: This Press Conference From Karmelo Anthony’s Family Will Make Your Blood Boil
Posted on 4/21/25 at 9:56 pm to Masterag
quote:
Masterag
I suspect you know what "black community" refers to. If not, I'll help you get started. As a working definition, how about those who donated to KA's GiveSendGo fund. What's the common denominator?
Posted on 4/21/25 at 10:33 pm to Masterag
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how so? it's a serious question. Community implies some kind of physical and cultural proximity. So, if what we're saying is black people with physical and cultural proximity, then we mean one thing. But if what is actually meant by "black community" is actually a "nice" way of saying all black people, regardless of circumstance, then that's what people should say. Or, perhaps its a hybrid and means something different to different people. I've learnt that if you can't define something, it doesn't actually exist. It's confusing, and I'm not quite sure it's as simple or "childish," as you say.
again, for you to act like the last 20 years hasn’t happened is childish. you know exactly what it means. whether you feel part of it or not is irrelevant. i’m not going to entertain pedantic arguments about phraseology when if this was reversed Frisco would already be on fire. clean your own fricking house
Posted on 4/22/25 at 4:09 am to burger bearcat
The truth. We will never know if the murder itself was racially motivated. But you sir are spot on over the aftermath.
Carmelo is a murderer but that does not matter to the black community at large. It is now a race thing right and wrong has nothing to do with it.
Carmelo is a murderer but that does not matter to the black community at large. It is now a race thing right and wrong has nothing to do with it.
This post was edited on 4/22/25 at 4:10 am
Posted on 4/22/25 at 5:27 am to Riverside
Austin’s dad is a liberal cuck and he has had a son stabbed, he has been tossed from things and been swatted all by the left and yet he still kneels to them.
Embarrassing weak shill of a man
Embarrassing weak shill of a man
Posted on 4/22/25 at 8:43 pm to WinnPtiger
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again, for you to act like the last 20 years hasn’t happened is childish. you know exactly what it means. whether you feel part of it or not is irrelevant. i’m not going to entertain pedantic arguments about phraseology when if this was reversed Frisco would already be on fire. clean your own fricking house
So, as a black person, I’m automatically in the “black community” and therefore vicariously responsible for the behavior and actions of all black people?
And 20 years… why 20 years, what’s special about 20. Why not 120, and I can hold you vicariously accountable for slavery, and come at you with some dumb arse argument, rather like yours, that you need to check your white fragility and realize that black people have started from 10 steps behind, and that whites have lynched black men for centuries and gotten away with it.
But I don’t. Cause I’m not a dumb arse like you. Just be honest and say you don’t like thinking deeper than a soap dish and we can get on with our lives. But if you’re going to respond, say something worth saying.
Posted on 4/22/25 at 11:18 pm to AlwysATgr
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ow about those who donated to KA's GiveSendGo fund.
ok, that's a start. Not sure how great it is considering lots of white liberals and others likely donated. However, WinnPTiger seems to be implying that all black people are part of the 'black community,' whether or not they live near, associate with, are married to, or otherwise have a connection with other black people. he doesn't specify whether these black people are law abiding, conservative, liberal, nothing.
Since you two cannot agree on what constitutes the "black community," how is it that both of you expect me to know what the hell it means?
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