re: Newsweek compares Karmelo to Rittenhouse; says the different outcome is due to race

one retreated and only returned fire after being chased and hit with a skateboard running from a place he was welcomed.

one shanked a dude before he was touched after being asked to leave a place he wasn't welcome.

other than that, completely agree.

I bet she lives in a predominantly white neighborhood

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You would have to Make Africa Great Once

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They would want us to make it great again so they can live in the luxury they have been living in here with all their section 8 houseing/EBT/SNAP/medicaid provided.

Awhile back, there was a black woman who moved back there and was astounded that they didn't have the same or hardly any "snacks" to eat.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJRyvv3pAhG/

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So, many blacks think that they have the right to brutally murder someone just because they are touched. If the scenario had been different and the person that committed the murder had been white and the victim black they would be demanding the death penalty for the white person

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I agree

But what does that habe to do with the article in the OP?

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.

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So, many blacks think that they have the right to brutally murder someone just because they are touched. If the scenario had been different and the person that committed the murder had been white and the victim black they would be demanding the death penalty for the white person.

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No matter how a given case goes, mental gymnastics from the black community would follow. If a black person is killed for let's say assaulting a police officer and trying to take his gun, they'd say that the officer woulda, coulda, shoulda shot him in the leg or tazed him or something of that nature and he murdered him because he wanted to "escalate."

In the metcalf case, they completely flip every bit of that line of thinking on it's head to claim KA had every right to kill after a shove.



TL/DR version? Black culture is going to stick up for their own and the details really don't matter.

Loud music case was the closest one to this.

And it resulted in a conviction.

There's a name for this sort of differences in opinion - it's call Moral Relativism .

Moral Relativism occurs when a culture rejects Absolute Ojective Truth. Therefore in a Moral Relativist culture certain incidents of violence are not only accepted........but demanded. It is the ultimate denial of the Dignity of the Human Person. To murder someone with clear intent is to deny the dignity of that human person and his or her right to exist.

The black supporters of Kamelo Anthony reject the ruling of the so-called "all white jury" and argue that because black jurist were missing then that automatically nullifies the verdict. They simply ignore the fact that black candidates for the jury admitted (under oath) that if chosen for the jury they would vote to acquit Kamelo Anthony. They in effect admitted to a lack of impartiallity and unwillingness to render a verdict based on the facts of the case. It's that simple.

The big danger here - absent Absolute Ojective Truth a culture will always descend into chaos. The ultimate consequence of all this chaos - death.

IMO another contributing factor in the loss of Absolute Truth? I call it "Indoctrination by [a Steady Diet of] Illusion". For example: a corrupt Hollywood keeps pumping the poison of alternative values to the point you can't get people to agree on anything - especially the guilt of an admitted felon. Scary stuff actually.

In this disturbing murder case, it's almost like in addition to Kamelo Antony taunting Austin "Touch me again and see what happens" Kamelo was in effect saying, "convict me and see what happens". You cringe? Excuse me but in all this I do not see one shred of evidence that Kamelo Anthony expressed any remorse for his crime.

Hell is the absence of Ultimate Truth [God].