Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Got racism? He only shot a N#$%er

     Walter Henry Butler, 59, a self proclaimed (RACIST) was arrested by Gulf County Sheriffs deputies after shooting Everett Gant, a black man. Everett confronted Butler about using racial slurs to address children living in the apartment complex where the two men live. Butler pulled out a gun and shot Everett once in the face.

     Butler even admitted to shooting the victim. The psychopathic KILLER called 911 himself to report it. After making the call, he went back to cooking his dinner like nothing happened. When officers arrived on scene and placed him under arrest, Butler seemed annoyed by the arrest and told officers, “I only shot a n*gger.

     Butler was charged with attempted murder and a hate crime. He is being held at the Gulf County Jail. Gant is said to be in stable condition and is expected to survive.

Friday, June 28, 2013

Ms. Lauryn Hill On Racism

With just days to go until she is set to report to prison to serve a three month sentence for tax evasion, Ms. Lauryn Hill has taken to her Tumblr page again to address reverse racism and oppression in America.

Below are excerpts from her essay, CLICK HERE to read it in full.

    The concept of reverse racism is flawed, if not absolutely ridiculous. Most, if not all of the negative responses from people of color toward white people, are reactions to the hatred, violence, cruelty and brutality that they were shown by white people for centuries. Much of the foundation of the modern world was built on the forced free labor of black peoples. The African Slave Trade, the institution of slavery, colonialism, its derivative systems, and the multiple holocausts throughout history, where whites used race as the defining reason to justify their oppression, conquest, and brutal treatment of non-white peoples, are how race became such a factor to begin with.

    In order to justify reverse racism one would have to first create an even playing field, undo the generations of torture, terror, and brutality, and then judge whether or not a non-white person is in fact a racist. This approach would require people to examine the need/addiction to feel superior to someone else for no justifiable reason, and the myriad policies: Spiritual, political and social, that it bore. True dominion is self evident and not the result of sabotaging another in order to achieve it. That would be an illegitimate as well as a fleeting position. The Universe, will eventually seek to right/balance itself.

    If we took all of what we deem horrible regarding the criminal abuses that black people have committed over this country’s history, and add it all up, it still does not compare to the hundreds of years of terrorism, violent domination, theft, rape, abuse, captivity, and beyond that black people have suffered under the ideologies and systems of white supremacy, racism, and slave based paradigms. I say this only to say that abuse unresolved begets or creates abuse. How then does the chief offender become the judge? Might does not necessarily mean right. Right is right. People forcibly reduced to sub-human existences, so that they behave in sub-human ways, helps a system to justify itself or feel less guilty about its blood saturated foundation and gross crimes against humanity. People, like plants, grow where the light is. When you enclose a plant and limit its light source, it will bend itself toward the light, for the light is necessary for its survival. This same thing happens to people locked in communities where little light and little opportunity is allowed them, survival then forces them to twist and/or bend toward the only way of escape.

Sunday, June 23, 2013

How mobile phones are making cash obsolete in Africa by Geoffrey York

How mobile phones are making cash obsolete in Africa http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/how-mobile-phones-are-making-cash-obsolete-in-africa/article12756675/

Friday, April 12, 2013

42

So. I went to the movies and was pleasantly surprised by what I saw. 42 is the best movie that I have seen this year thus far. A word of caution: 42 the movie uses the notorious "N" word a whole lot. More than it was used in the movie Django Unchained. It was all in the context of the movie and the era though. This movie can be used as a teachable moment for kids growing up today that have never had to worry about racism.
42 is an American story about triumph, love, hate, disrespect, racism, teamwork, camaraderie, and above all succeeding against the odds. Jackie Robinson was one of the greatest baseball players ever. At issue was him leaving the Negro Leagues of old and joining the big leagues. Some of the team managers were against him. The other teams were against him. Even his own team didn't want to see a black man play baseball in an all white league. This scared white America. They weren't ready for such a dramatic change.
There were suggestions of black people taking over all of the baseball teams due to one black man playing. This never happened to date and this fallacy was spread in the mid 1940's. It reminded me of some of the very same fears that are being spread right now in 2013 about jobs and guns. The majority still firmly sits at about 73%. Not changing anytime soon.
Overall this was a great movie. I score it a firm 8 out of 10.



Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain announced!

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain announced - http://pulse.me/s/jXVwY

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Angry Father Murders A Drunk Driver For Killing His Two Sons In A Crash!

David Barajas, 31, was charged with murder on Monday, more than two months after his sons David Jr., 12, and Caleb, 11, were killed steps from their home on a rural road outside Houston on Dec. 7.Bond was set at $450,000, police said.Barajas and his sons were pushing the family’s disabled pickup truck toward their home late that night, as the boys’ mother and two younger siblings sat inside, according to a police report released by the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Department.They were struck by Jose Banda, 20, the driver of a Chevy Malibu, instantly killing David Jr. and critically injuring Caleb, who later died at a hospital.“Banda was determined to be intoxicated at the time of the crash,” police said in their report.When cops arrived on the scene, they noticed something else about Banda. He had been shot in the head. But they could not immediately find the murder weapon.“Investigators recovered a projectile from inside of the vehicle that Jose Banda’s was shot in. Investigators were unable to match that projectile to a weapon because no weapons were recovered at the scene,” according the sheriff’s department.Witnesses at the scene watched Barajas walk to his home and allegedly retrieve the gun with which he shot Banda, according to a police report. When police searched the home, they found a pistol holster and ammunition, but no firearm.“Investigators are currently awaiting results of gunshot residue tests which were collected at the scene,” police said. On Friday, a grand jury found there was enough evidence that Barajas could be charged.According to authorities, he does not yet have an attorney.“It really hurt a lot of us,” Jose Roman, a family friend of Barajas, told ABC affiliate KTRK-TV about the death of the boys and the indictment of their father.The boys, both fans of the Houston Texans, were buried last month. Many of the mourners at their funeral wore Texans jerseys.But the family of the slain driver believes justice must be done.“It was an accident. He didn’t purposely do that,’ Janie Tellez told KTRK. “Whoever did it is getting away with murdering my nephew. He deserves justice."