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                FireSign > FireSign July 25, 2013 at 6:10pm

                I'm more open minded than you may be perceiving. And while I don't agree with literally every single thing of the masses, I'm simply "decisive" in my conclusions regarding some particular things and truths through experience, having thought through very well with an open mind, and within the context of the root subject of racism, bias views and treatment as well; specifically toward African Americans. Having an open mind dosn't mean you'll always yeld and agree with others. Therefore because you and I disagree on issues, and are both obviosly decisive in our views, dosn't mean either of us have not been open minded. 
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                  Bruce D. > FireSign July 26, 2013 at 4:24am

                  I feel what I have said is accurate and pertinent to the conversation and not put forth to win anything. We can end the conversation if that is what you wish. I have no problem with that.
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  Stick July 21, 2013 at 6:01am
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  John - Artist July 20, 2013 at 9:25pm

  this just in this all was a false flag.......https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diC9Z3eOfE8#at=242
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  Michael July 20, 2013 at 6:33pm

  kudos to this post..................1.000's of colored folks have paid with their lives just becouse of the color of their skin. America the White is still here, folks. It's alive . I wonder when we will wake up to equality of gods children , once and for all.......................................I LOVE EVERYONE~!~
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    Stick > Michael July 22, 2013 at 12:35am

    Amen Assiya!

    ~OneLoveEvolution247~
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  faith July 20, 2013 at 11:57am

  Clearly, Malcolm,there is a discernible pattern to your SENSATIONAL, ATTENTION GRABBING, posts.
  Everyone of them contains an element of dark sensationalism . . .most, if not all of them would fit quite nicely in those
  Sensation Rags like the Enquirer. No one is confused about the purpose of fear bating and fear generating used to sell fear and
  Divide and Conquer. I find it quite troubling that you feel this type of fear bating divide and conquering Dark Sensationalism belongs here.
  The awakening movement understands very well that; as a collective WE CREATE WHAT WE HATE/ AND CREATE MORE OF WHAT IS HELD IN OUR ATTENTION.
  The real question is: WHY do you pretend that this type of bullshit sensationalism is a part of what is considered the awakening movement.
  
  
  Oops your agenda is showing . . .
  
  
  The observation of the prevailing pattern(code)
  For all your posts is not to produce more love and cooperation Between humanity
  But instead reveals a quotient of a divide and conquering
  fear generating intent.
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    Stick > faith July 21, 2013 at 5:56am

    Well said Faith... & very true.
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  Malcolm July 19, 2013 at 3:09pm

  You are talking about legal decisions via mob rule, and not by rendering a legal decision by a jury picked and selected by the prosecuting team who wanted this jury to initiate a conviction for murder (and not manslaughter of a teenager, which carried a minimum 20 year sentence). This legal definition was explained by the judge, by Zimmerman's team, and by prosecuting team WHO PICKED THIS JURY AND AGREED WITH THE SELECTION. How is the whole justice system a mess? ZIMMERMAN IGNORED INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE POLICE. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH "fear of black people." You don't know if a white person wearing a hoodie may not have been followed by Zimmerman in the same manner. It simply has to do with Zimmerman killing somebody (who happened to be black) who was rearranging Zimmerman's face at the time Zimmerman was carrying a weapon, and was doing so because he thought he was above the law due to haing a concealed handgun licernse.
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  Malcolm July 19, 2013 at 8:55am

  It isn't about injustice or inequality. Zimmerman was clearly guilty of manslaughter due to ignoring the 911 operator to "stay put" and to wait for the police to arrive, but the mainstream media (and the black communities fueled by this media) wanted a murder conviction out of "racist motives", and not a manslauhter conviction for using a weapon in a time when he was told by authorities to not to follow a suspect (but the "stand your ground" principle was unfortunately applicable due to clear facial injuries, despite this jerk failing to follow proper concealed-handgun license protocol). The prosecutors clearly caved-in to emotional hysteria of the community and the media, as opposed to focusing on the facts of the case, and lost as a result.

  Zimmerman should have never been given his weapon back. He is a disgace to all concealed-weapon license holders who know that carrying a concealed weapon has responsibilities of respect for others, and does not instantly make you a police officer. Zimmerman was "a legend in his own mind," but not necessarily a racist.