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Dear Horse, which one of your posts has the Deep State so spun up that's causing 4um to run slow?
Title: Paul Zahn Report: Christian-Newsom murders Source: YouTube URL Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G968s3F2BS4 Published: May 31, 2007 Author: Puala Zahn Post Date: 2007-06-01 11:39:22 by Eoghan Ping List: *The Border* Keywords: NoneViews: 343 Comments: 22
Predictable Paula Zahn/CNN spin A blogosphere response... Let's Be Honest: You're All Nazis So says Linda Chavez, at least of all of you who oppose the new open-borders bill. And if you thought that the Christian-Newsome murders weren't being covered because the victims were white and the perpetrators black, CNN says you're a Nazi too. A lot of people have weighed in on this, but apparently the only people CNN can find to suggest a media double-standard are avowed White Supremacists with blogs with such names as "Arayan Awakening." That has got to be one of the most despicable hit-pieces I've ever seen. The media is claiming its brand-new "objective standard" on reporting about such stories is whether the crime in question is a "hate crime" or not. Listen how many times CNN claims the Christian/Newsome butcheries were "not hate crimes" as a defense against their non-reportage of this outrage. I'm sorry, I hate to break this to CNN, but the Duke Not-A-Rape suspects were never charged with hate crimes, either. And yet CNN trots this little fact out as if this triviality, and no other reason, explains the disparate coverage. To be honest, I've thought about this some, and while I think it is all but undeniable the media loves them some Whites/Straights Abusing Minorities/Gays stories (and never the opposite), I don't think the non-coverage of the Christian/Newsome rape/slaughter/mutilation is explainable by that. Given the fact that the media does in fact cover Pretty Missing Blondes and Dead Blonde Playmates pretty damn thoroughly (often, um, a bit more than thorooughly), I think it's safe to say that the media is most interested in crime -- only interested, pretty much -- when there are whites involved in it, either as victims (preferrably missing) or as suspects. True enough, there are other factors here (Christian and Newsome are obviously white); the media tends to embargo crime stories as a general rule because so many of them involve black perpetrators, and twenty years of whining from black lobbying groups has convinced them that reporting on crime is inherently "racist" as too many black faces are showed in a negative light. It's a mix of things. It's a PC code of reluctance to identify the culprits in heinous crimes as blacks. It's the ratings thing, as most Americans are white, and so more closely identify with stories with white victims (again, preferably female, blonde, attractive, and missing). And of course it's the eternal hunt for, as Tom Wolfe called it, the Great White Suspect. However you come down on this -- whether the media should have reported this crime more, or whether, frankly, given the scandalous rates of violent crime among blacks, this is in fact a case of dog bites man and, sadly, not really newsworthy at all, just as the media says -- CNN's hatchet-job branding of its critics as Nazis is a new low for the network. Godwin's Law, assholes. Google it.
Predictable Paula Zahn/CNN spin
A blogosphere response...
Let's Be Honest: You're All Nazis
So says Linda Chavez, at least of all of you who oppose the new open-borders bill.
And if you thought that the Christian-Newsome murders weren't being covered because the victims were white and the perpetrators black, CNN says you're a Nazi too. A lot of people have weighed in on this, but apparently the only people CNN can find to suggest a media double-standard are avowed White Supremacists with blogs with such names as "Arayan Awakening."
That has got to be one of the most despicable hit-pieces I've ever seen.
The media is claiming its brand-new "objective standard" on reporting about such stories is whether the crime in question is a "hate crime" or not. Listen how many times CNN claims the Christian/Newsome butcheries were "not hate crimes" as a defense against their non-reportage of this outrage.
I'm sorry, I hate to break this to CNN, but the Duke Not-A-Rape suspects were never charged with hate crimes, either. And yet CNN trots this little fact out as if this triviality, and no other reason, explains the disparate coverage.
To be honest, I've thought about this some, and while I think it is all but undeniable the media loves them some Whites/Straights Abusing Minorities/Gays stories (and never the opposite), I don't think the non-coverage of the Christian/Newsome rape/slaughter/mutilation is explainable by that.
Given the fact that the media does in fact cover Pretty Missing Blondes and Dead Blonde Playmates pretty damn thoroughly (often, um, a bit more than thorooughly), I think it's safe to say that the media is most interested in crime -- only interested, pretty much -- when there are whites involved in it, either as victims (preferrably missing) or as suspects.
True enough, there are other factors here (Christian and Newsome are obviously white); the media tends to embargo crime stories as a general rule because so many of them involve black perpetrators, and twenty years of whining from black lobbying groups has convinced them that reporting on crime is inherently "racist" as too many black faces are showed in a negative light.
It's a mix of things. It's a PC code of reluctance to identify the culprits in heinous crimes as blacks. It's the ratings thing, as most Americans are white, and so more closely identify with stories with white victims (again, preferably female, blonde, attractive, and missing). And of course it's the eternal hunt for, as Tom Wolfe called it, the Great White Suspect.
However you come down on this -- whether the media should have reported this crime more, or whether, frankly, given the scandalous rates of violent crime among blacks, this is in fact a case of dog bites man and, sadly, not really newsworthy at all, just as the media says -- CNN's hatchet-job branding of its critics as Nazis is a new low for the network.
Godwin's Law, assholes.
Google it.
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#1. To: Eoghan (#0) Christian-Newsome were slaughtered by savage, Negro beasts empowered by cowardly whites, deeply steeped in political correctness. I'm sad to say even the parents of these kids (I've heard them interviewed) fail to grasp the level of reverse racism whites are encountering. Jethro Tull posted on 2007-06-01 11:44:35 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply #2. To: Jethro Tull (#1) I'm sad to say even the parents of these kids (I've heard them interviewed) fail to grasp the level of reverse racism whites are encountering. They will. Sooner or later it will dawn on them that the blacks as a race hate all whites. Cynicom posted on 2007-06-01 11:49:31 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply #8. To: Cynicom. JT. everyone here (#2) Whoever dreamed up "hate crime" think should be shot. The crime here was murder. What difference does it make what the perps were thinking (if they were capable of thought)? Lod posted on 2007-06-01 12:10:11 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply #10. To: lodwick, who knows what evil (#8) The heinous brutlity of this crime is something which demands the death penalty. Does Tennessee have the death penalty? BTP Holdings posted on 2007-06-01 12:14:57 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply Replies to Comment # 10. #12. To: BTP Holdings. everyone (#10) Not looking good for the perps - Death Penalty in Tennessee History Capital punishment has existed in Tennessee off and on throughout its history, although the methods have changed. Prior to 1913, the method of execution was hanging and there are few records of those executed by this method. Electrocution became the method of execution in 1916 after a two-year hiatus from the death penalty from 1913-1915. Then there was a period in the state when death row was empty. From 1972 until 1978, there were no inmates sentenced to death in Tennessee because of the U.S. Supreme Court declaring it unconstitutional. When the death penalty became legal in the state again in 1978, those inmates sitting on death row from1960 to 1978 had their sentenced commuted mostly to life. In 1998, the state legislature added lethal injection giving those inmates committing their crimes before January 1, 1999 the choice of electrocution or lethal injection. Legislation enacted in March 2000 specifies lethal injection as the primary method of execution. Inmates who committed their offense and were sentenced to death prior to January 1, 1999 may request electrocution. When capital punishment was reinstated in 1916, records were kept of those sentenced to death by the warden in an "official ledger" that accounted the name, crime, and the time of death of the 125 executed in Tennessee. From 1916 to 1960, all executions took place at the Tennessee State Penitentiary located in Nashville. Tennessee's first execution in nearly 40 years took place April 19, 2000 at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution where Robert Glen Coe was executed by lethal injection. Lod posted on 2007-06-01 12:21:57 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply #15. To: BTP Holdings (#10) Yes, but the University won't allow it to be applied here. who knows what evil posted on 2007-06-01 12:26:23 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply End Trace Mode for Comment # 10. Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
Christian-Newsome were slaughtered by savage, Negro beasts empowered by cowardly whites, deeply steeped in political correctness. I'm sad to say even the parents of these kids (I've heard them interviewed) fail to grasp the level of reverse racism whites are encountering.
Jethro Tull posted on 2007-06-01 11:44:35 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
I'm sad to say even the parents of these kids (I've heard them interviewed) fail to grasp the level of reverse racism whites are encountering. They will. Sooner or later it will dawn on them that the blacks as a race hate all whites.
I'm sad to say even the parents of these kids (I've heard them interviewed) fail to grasp the level of reverse racism whites are encountering.
They will. Sooner or later it will dawn on them that the blacks as a race hate all whites.
Cynicom posted on 2007-06-01 11:49:31 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
Whoever dreamed up "hate crime" think should be shot. The crime here was murder. What difference does it make what the perps were thinking (if they were capable of thought)?
The crime here was murder.
What difference does it make what the perps were thinking (if they were capable of thought)?
Lod posted on 2007-06-01 12:10:11 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
The heinous brutlity of this crime is something which demands the death penalty. Does Tennessee have the death penalty?
BTP Holdings posted on 2007-06-01 12:14:57 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
#12. To: BTP Holdings. everyone (#10) Not looking good for the perps - Death Penalty in Tennessee History Capital punishment has existed in Tennessee off and on throughout its history, although the methods have changed. Prior to 1913, the method of execution was hanging and there are few records of those executed by this method. Electrocution became the method of execution in 1916 after a two-year hiatus from the death penalty from 1913-1915. Then there was a period in the state when death row was empty. From 1972 until 1978, there were no inmates sentenced to death in Tennessee because of the U.S. Supreme Court declaring it unconstitutional. When the death penalty became legal in the state again in 1978, those inmates sitting on death row from1960 to 1978 had their sentenced commuted mostly to life. In 1998, the state legislature added lethal injection giving those inmates committing their crimes before January 1, 1999 the choice of electrocution or lethal injection. Legislation enacted in March 2000 specifies lethal injection as the primary method of execution. Inmates who committed their offense and were sentenced to death prior to January 1, 1999 may request electrocution. When capital punishment was reinstated in 1916, records were kept of those sentenced to death by the warden in an "official ledger" that accounted the name, crime, and the time of death of the 125 executed in Tennessee. From 1916 to 1960, all executions took place at the Tennessee State Penitentiary located in Nashville. Tennessee's first execution in nearly 40 years took place April 19, 2000 at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution where Robert Glen Coe was executed by lethal injection. Lod posted on 2007-06-01 12:21:57 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply #15. To: BTP Holdings (#10) Yes, but the University won't allow it to be applied here. who knows what evil posted on 2007-06-01 12:26:23 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply End Trace Mode for Comment # 10. Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
Not looking good for the perps - Death Penalty in Tennessee History Capital punishment has existed in Tennessee off and on throughout its history, although the methods have changed. Prior to 1913, the method of execution was hanging and there are few records of those executed by this method. Electrocution became the method of execution in 1916 after a two-year hiatus from the death penalty from 1913-1915. Then there was a period in the state when death row was empty. From 1972 until 1978, there were no inmates sentenced to death in Tennessee because of the U.S. Supreme Court declaring it unconstitutional. When the death penalty became legal in the state again in 1978, those inmates sitting on death row from1960 to 1978 had their sentenced commuted mostly to life. In 1998, the state legislature added lethal injection giving those inmates committing their crimes before January 1, 1999 the choice of electrocution or lethal injection. Legislation enacted in March 2000 specifies lethal injection as the primary method of execution. Inmates who committed their offense and were sentenced to death prior to January 1, 1999 may request electrocution. When capital punishment was reinstated in 1916, records were kept of those sentenced to death by the warden in an "official ledger" that accounted the name, crime, and the time of death of the 125 executed in Tennessee. From 1916 to 1960, all executions took place at the Tennessee State Penitentiary located in Nashville. Tennessee's first execution in nearly 40 years took place April 19, 2000 at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution where Robert Glen Coe was executed by lethal injection.
Not looking good for the perps -
Death Penalty in Tennessee
History
Capital punishment has existed in Tennessee off and on throughout its history, although the methods have changed. Prior to 1913, the method of execution was hanging and there are few records of those executed by this method. Electrocution became the method of execution in 1916 after a two-year hiatus from the death penalty from 1913-1915. Then there was a period in the state when death row was empty. From 1972 until 1978, there were no inmates sentenced to death in Tennessee because of the U.S. Supreme Court declaring it unconstitutional. When the death penalty became legal in the state again in 1978, those inmates sitting on death row from1960 to 1978 had their sentenced commuted mostly to life.
In 1998, the state legislature added lethal injection giving those inmates committing their crimes before January 1, 1999 the choice of electrocution or lethal injection. Legislation enacted in March 2000 specifies lethal injection as the primary method of execution. Inmates who committed their offense and were sentenced to death prior to January 1, 1999 may request electrocution.
When capital punishment was reinstated in 1916, records were kept of those sentenced to death by the warden in an "official ledger" that accounted the name, crime, and the time of death of the 125 executed in Tennessee. From 1916 to 1960, all executions took place at the Tennessee State Penitentiary located in Nashville. Tennessee's first execution in nearly 40 years took place April 19, 2000 at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution where Robert Glen Coe was executed by lethal injection.
Lod posted on 2007-06-01 12:21:57 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
Yes, but the University won't allow it to be applied here.
who knows what evil posted on 2007-06-01 12:26:23 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
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