Travoning ? This makes me wanna smack somebody

Axel Realest · May 2012

evryone is complaining, what do u want to do about it? real talk

loch121 · May 2012

Axel Realest wrote: »

evryone is complaining, what do u want to do about it? real talk

besides finding there FB and trying to get their address and knock them up side the head there is nothing you can do besides send them mean FB messages, which is lame

ol_buddy · May 2012

When will black ppl stop being surprised by white ppl's audacity and racism

They been consistent for hundreds of years so its time to cut out all that "OMG I cant believe a caucasian would do something such as this!"

The internet is one of the last outlets for the avg white person to freely express racism so what do you expect. Stop acting yall like never seen a Yahoo or Youtube comments section

*~queenbee~* · May 2012

pralims wrote: »

shits creative is it not? Do they not get a laugh out of it?

how about we stop complaining and we get more creative with our shit to make fun of the shit they hold close or what bothers them.

Two wrongs doesn't make a right.

pralims · May 2012

*~queenbee~* wrote: »

pralims wrote: »

shits creative is it not? Do they not get a laugh out of it?

how about we stop complaining and we get more creative with our shit to make fun of the shit they hold close or what bothers them.

Two wrongs doesn't make a right.

you just never did your wrong right

georgia boi · May 2012

Bullets and ignorance don't make for a great mixture and neither one has any consideration for their target. If you live and breathe, that makes you a target whether intended or unintentional. The stray bullets hurt just as bad as the ones that hit intended targets. It's not an issue of race or color, but staying aware of your surroundings. It's dumb that people are making this some kind of trend like they did planking. Regardless of color, this is disrespect period.

Case in point, the world was up in arms weeks ago about how Travon's shooting proves that this isn't Post-Racial America. I know what the term insinuates, but what does that even mean anyway. If someone thinks they are any better off (no matter the race) because of who is in office, then we have bigger problems than race issues.

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice. Was he also murdered just for being Black?

Law Trafalgar · May 2012

2 pages in and this thread hasn't been moved to GnS?

Leah_Bonita · May 2012

this that shit that gets peoples ass beat

SlickestR · May 2012

SMH!!!

BobOblah · May 2012

Sometimes you think we've made some progress racially, then they make Trayvon firing targets, take "Trayvoning" pictures and Zimmerman gets tons of anonymous donations.

And then I feel like America has gone back 30 years since Barack was elected.

Makaveli Joker · May 2012

Living in Bel Aire done made yall niggas sensitive

Ignore it and stop bitching like females

Supreme_Mind999 · May 2012

Thats what soulless genetic mutants do..their brains aint screwed on too tight

Raging Raven · May 2012

Who gives a flying fuck its not like any of yall knew trayvon and people mock and troll dead celebrities all the time.This shit aint nothing special.Why is this crap in the Reason anyway?

Truth Writer · May 2012

georgia boi wrote: »

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice. Was he also murdered just for being Black?

You need to read the headlines more. 11 people have been charged in his death as of now...

...you get a no-sign.

Law Trafalgar · May 2012

SuperstarCole wrote: »

2 pages in and this thread hasn't been moved to GnS?

Mad Jack wrote: »

Who gives a flying fuck its not like any of yall knew trayvon and people mock and troll dead celebrities all the time.This shit aint nothing special.Why is this crap in the Reason anyway?

H-Rap 180 · May 2012

georgia boi wrote: »

Bullets and ignorance don't make for a great mixture and neither one has any consideration for their target. If you live and breathe, that makes you a target whether intended or unintentional. The stray bullets hurt just as bad as the ones that hit intended targets. It's not an issue of race or color, but staying aware of your surroundings. It's dumb that people are making this some kind of trend like they did planking. Regardless of color, this is disrespect period.

Case in point, the world was up in arms weeks ago about how Travon's shooting proves that this isn't Post-Racial America. I know what the term insinuates, but what does that even mean anyway. If someone thinks they are any better off (no matter the race) because of who is in office, then we have bigger problems than race issues.

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice. Was he also murdered just for being Black?

I ride for my crackers daaaaaaaawwwwwg

georgia boi · May 2012

H-Rap 180 wrote: »

georgia boi wrote: »

Bullets and ignorance don't make for a great mixture and neither one has any consideration for their target. If you live and breathe, that makes you a target whether intended or unintentional. The stray bullets hurt just as bad as the ones that hit intended targets. It's not an issue of race or color, but staying aware of your surroundings. It's dumb that people are making this some kind of trend like they did planking. Regardless of color, this is disrespect period.

Case in point, the world was up in arms weeks ago about how Travon's shooting proves that this isn't Post-Racial America. I know what the term insinuates, but what does that even mean anyway. If someone thinks they are any better off (no matter the race) because of who is in office, then we have bigger problems than race issues.

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice. Was he also murdered just for being Black?

I ride for my crackers daaaaaaaawwwwwg

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/florida-a-m-university-marching-band-suspended-student-death-article-1.981486

It's funny televisions have made more progression than human beings. Televisions now show a multitude of colors in high definition, but with people everything is so black and white. What's even sadder is humans made the televisions, but still have yet to fully develop the picture.

loch121 · May 2012

H-Rap 180 wrote: »

georgia boi wrote: »

Bullets and ignorance don't make for a great mixture and neither one has any consideration for their target. If you live and breathe, that makes you a target whether intended or unintentional. The stray bullets hurt just as bad as the ones that hit intended targets. It's not an issue of race or color, but staying aware of your surroundings. It's dumb that people are making this some kind of trend like they did planking. Regardless of color, this is disrespect period.

Case in point, the world was up in arms weeks ago about how Travon's shooting proves that this isn't Post-Racial America. I know what the term insinuates, but what does that even mean anyway. If someone thinks they are any better off (no matter the race) because of who is in office, then we have bigger problems than race issues.

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice. Was he also murdered just for being Black?

I ride for my crackers daaaaaaaawwwwwg

His killers were charged. Nobody said they were cool and that got news coverage. Race wasn't an issue because they were black and it was an accident went wrong, not a stalking and murder.That story was on the news too.

pralims · May 2012

georgia boi wrote: »

Bullets and ignorance don't make for a great mixture and neither one has any consideration for their target. If you live and breathe, that makes you a target whether intended or unintentional. The stray bullets hurt just as bad as the ones that hit intended targets. It's not an issue of race or color, but staying aware of your surroundings. It's dumb that people are making this some kind of trend like they did planking. Regardless of color, this is disrespect period.

Case in point, the world was up in arms weeks ago about how Travon's shooting proves that this isn't Post-Racial America. I know what the term insinuates, but what does that even mean anyway. If someone thinks they are any better off (no matter the race) because of who is in office, then we have bigger problems than race issues.

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice. Was he also murdered just for being Black?

it was a mistake....ppl get hazed all the time. the human body is different from person to person and there is no tellin what may kill one person and not affect the next person.

i know plenty of ppl that has been knocked out and was banging bitches at the end of the week...but i also know a guy that got knocked out a never woke up. everyone is not built the same.

and FAMU is a HBCU...how was he killed for being black? you didnt look too far into this did you?

georgia boi · May 2012

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pralims wrote: »

georgia boi wrote: »

Bullets and ignorance don't make for a great mixture and neither one has any consideration for their target. If you live and breathe, that makes you a target whether intended or unintentional. The stray bullets hurt just as bad as the ones that hit intended targets. It's not an issue of race or color, but staying aware of your surroundings. It's dumb that people are making this some kind of trend like they did planking. Regardless of color, this is disrespect period.

Case in point, the world was up in arms weeks ago about how Travon's shooting proves that this isn't Post-Racial America. I know what the term insinuates, but what does that even mean anyway. If someone thinks they are any better off (no matter the race) because of who is in office, then we have bigger problems than race issues.

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice. Was he also murdered just for being Black?

it was a mistake....ppl get hazed all the time. the human body is different from person to person and there is no tellin what may kill one person and not affect the next person.

i know plenty of ppl that has been knocked out and was banging bitches at the end of the week...but i also know a guy that got knocked out a never woke up. everyone is not built the same.

and FAMU is a HBCU...how was he killed for being black? you didnt look too far into this did you?

... and thank you for making my point. It doesn't matter whether you are of the same color or affiliation of a group, a life is a life. He wasn't targeted for his skin color whether it was an accident or not. Like Travon's parents, Champion's parents want justice for their son. Stories like Travon's and Robert's occur often, but it's unspoken and often goes without coverage until someone decides to take something that occurs everyday to create controversy.

soul rattler · May 2012

georgia boi wrote: »

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice.

A thorough investigation began the night Robert Champion died.

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Thirteen people were charged Wednesday for their roles in the hazing death of a Florida A&M University drum major who was severely beaten in what appears to be one of the biggest college hazing cases ever.

The charges were announced more than five months after 26-year-old Robert Champion died aboard a chartered bus parked outside an Orlando hotel following a performance against a rival school. The case has exposed a harsh tradition among marching bands at some colleges around the U.S.

Champion was severely beaten by band members in November and had with bruises on his chest, arms, shoulder and back, authorities said. Witnesses told emergency dispatchers Champion was vomiting before he was found unresponsive aboard the bus.

State Attorney Lawson Lamar said 11 of the 13 people will face a hazing resulting in death charge, a third-degree felony. If convicted, they could face up to nearly six years in prison. The other two people will face a misdemeanor charges.

Read more: http://http://news.yahoo.com/13-char...182053041.html

georgia boi wrote: »

Stories like Travon's and Robert's occur often, but it's unspoken and often goes without coverage.

There has never been a story like Robert Champion's before, as no one has ever been killed as a result of hazing in a marching band. And when historically Black university marching bands are exposed for hazing, it's national news. HBO aired a documentary on hazing at Southern University and Jackson State University.

Speak on what you know.

CashmoneyDux · May 2012

georgia boi wrote: »

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pralims wrote: »

georgia boi wrote: »

Bullets and ignorance don't make for a great mixture and neither one has any consideration for their target. If you live and breathe, that makes you a target whether intended or unintentional. The stray bullets hurt just as bad as the ones that hit intended targets. It's not an issue of race or color, but staying aware of your surroundings. It's dumb that people are making this some kind of trend like they did planking. Regardless of color, this is disrespect period.

Case in point, the world was up in arms weeks ago about how Travon's shooting proves that this isn't Post-Racial America. I know what the term insinuates, but what does that even mean anyway. If someone thinks they are any better off (no matter the race) because of who is in office, then we have bigger problems than race issues.

My last point is this, Robert Champion died as a result of hazing. He was a student band member at FAMU. The people involved in his murder have yet to be brought to justice. Was he also murdered just for being Black?

it was a mistake....ppl get hazed all the time. the human body is different from person to person and there is no tellin what may kill one person and not affect the next person.

i know plenty of ppl that has been knocked out and was banging bitches at the end of the week...but i also know a guy that got knocked out a never woke up. everyone is not built the same.

and FAMU is a HBCU...how was he killed for being black? you didnt look too far into this did you?

... and thank you for making my point. It doesn't matter whether you are of the same color or affiliation of a group, a life is a life. He wasn't targeted for his skin color whether it was an accident or not. Like Travon's parents, Champion's parents want justice for their son. Stories like Travon's and Robert's occur often, but it's unspoken and often goes without coverage until someone decides to take something that occurs everyday to create controversy.

Damn, you aren't making any type of sense. The media clearly has exacerbated things if you have not noticed. They don't give a damn about us out here in America, so why would their be widespread media coverage about black on black violence? You know they are going to throw the book at Robert's accidental killers while Zimmerman walks free. And you know what their justification is going to be for not locking Zimmerman up? The same logic you are using right now. What side are you on?

worduphoesdown · May 2012

1. its disrespectful.

2. we wonder what we ever did for them to hate us...do you really wonder? we do it to ourselves. the fact you even ask that makes you just as dumb as them.

3. the internet is not representation of the united states.

4. yall on the IC can post bout the white devil, white pop fans, white "taking" hiphop, and bboying ect, yet cry victim when you see racist shit online. fuck outta here.

5. we as black people dont deserve the hate but we definitely dont help AT ALL.

worduphoesdown · May 2012

Queens Finest wrote: »

Think about it, these an unarmed black man/minority can get shot in broad daylight and nothing happens to the police. Ive been dealing with the NYCPD for my entire life...theyre as racist as they come

and yall wonder why people hate on us? the fact that this happened makes you think its ok for something to "happen to the police".

smh. the fact that this is ok in yall minds just proves my point.

worduphoesdown · May 2012

al sharpton is a bad leader. when we get a black leader who both condemns white people for hate crime AND black people for hate crime with the same effort, then ill support him. until then, our black "leaders" are nothing more than race ambulance chasers

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