AND THEY SAY ITS THE BLACK MAN I SHOULD FEAR…… (YT FATIGUE) 🥛🛌

[Don Snow]

they're upset for the wrong reasons

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@SeeRacists
BREAKING: White Registered Sex Offender ARRESTED For R*PING Innocent Girl Under 10—Lured Her Behind Shed While Hired For Repairs! Repeat PEDO With 1999 Conviction Strikes AGAIN!

Mississippi

Why Do RACISTS Stay SILENT On These White Pedophiles Hired Into Homes & Terrorizing Children? If He Was Black, @elonmusk Would REPOST This!!!

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@BradyMckay91894
Why don’t you post all racist and pedos, not just the white ones, seems like you just hate white people hmmmm…



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@SquallyKing
Yt people are the majority of pedos and rapist in the USA. Why does it matter? These yt nasty people are hurting others and it’s mainly their own race. Why aren’t you doing anything about it? Go help your race, fight back and demand these people be taken off the streets



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@BradyMckay91894
This account clearly has a bias against white people, there’s plenty of black people that commit crimes too. Statistically black people commit more crimes than white people. I think you just have a hate out for white people.



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@SquallyKing
Yt men have the highest sex crime rates for adults, kids and animals in the US. This is effecting your community. The yt population is dwindling due to these people.




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@SeeRacists
BREAKING: White Registered Sex Offender ARRESTED For R*PING Innocent Girl Under 10—Lured Her Behind Shed While Hired For Repairs! Repeat PEDO With 1999 Conviction Strikes AGAIN!

Mississippi

Why Do RACISTS Stay SILENT On These White Pedophiles Hired Into Homes & Terrorizing Children? If He Was Black, @elonmusk Would REPOST This!!!

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@All2welltays
This is basically just a white hate account now. All you do is talk about white criminals who aren't even the ones committing most crimes.




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Well why don’t we just look at the data

 

[Yzak]

bytch got cold feet watching her son die after she stabbed and shot him

 

[TAYLONDO SAMSWORTHY]

 

[TAYLONDO SAMSWORTHY]

 

[TAYLONDO SAMSWORTHY]

 

[Llcoolbay]

How the hell have i missed this thread

 

[Dameon Farrow]

Both sides, though!!!
5* thread.

 

[Ku$h Parker]

 

[Don Snow]

Across the pond it’s the same data

 

[Hoshi_Toshi]

The most violent and destructive force on this planet.

 

[WheresWallace]

 

[8WON6]

Former Cardinals player wrongfully detained to file lawsuit

Former Arizona Cardinals player Wesley Leasy has filed a claim against Mesa and Phoenix Police after he and his daughter were mistakenly held at gunpoint.

www.fox10phoenix.com

The Brief​

• • Former Arizona Cardinals player Wesley Leasy has filed a claim against Mesa and Phoenix Police after he and his daughter were mistakenly held at gunpoint.
  • The April incident occurred when police mistook Leasy for a murder suspect whose physical description and race did not match his.
  • Leasy and his attorney are pursuing the claim to prevent the incident from being "swept under the rug."

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Former Arizona Cardinals linebacker Wesley Leasy has filed a notice of claim against both the Mesa and Phoenix Police Departments.



What they're saying:

"There's not a day that passes that I don't think me and my daughter could have been dead on that ground that day."


Six months later, Wesley Leasy and his daughter Jade are forever changed by what police called mistaken identity.

"You know, I have dreams waking up that you're dead there on the ground, blood spilling on the ground," the former Cardinals linebacker said. "And so you're waking up panicked, you know, sort of feeling yourself to see if you are okay."

The backstory:

In April, Leasy and his daughter were mistakenly ordered to the ground and held at gunpoint by police.

The former football player and Scottsdale resident was being a dad, picking his daughter up from the airport.

Leasy recalled the moment his life flashed before his eyes, listening to his daughter’s cries for help. It’s a moment that still haunts him, knowing the outcome could have been very different that day and there was nothing he could do to protect his daughter.

Body camera video showed the father and daughter on the ground, surrounded by nearly a dozen officers, all with their guns drawn and lasers pointed at the Leasy's.

"I give her a hug and she's telling me about her day. And so I pop the trunk, go to put our bags in the car," Leasy recalled.

That's when everything changed.

Dig deeper:

"Can imagine you're laying down on the ground with your daughter right beside you, thinking that somebody is going to die," Leasy said. "Somebody makes a wrong move and your daughter is crying. She's my only daughter that I do have. So this is flashing through my mind, like in a second. It can all just be over."

The notice of claim shows a photo provided by Mesa PD of the suspect: a white male with tattoos covering his face. But instead they detained a father with no criminal record. At the time, police said they mistook him for a suspect in a murder who they said was driving a similar vehicle.

"And it wasn't a case of mistaken identity. This is a case of common sense," said attorney Benjamin Taylor. "They’re trying to sweep it under the rug. And that's why you have to bring a notice of claim to make sure that this is not swept under the rug. Make sure the public in the world understands that these things happen every day to totally innocent people."

What's next:

Fox 10 reached out to both Mesa and Phoenix Police Departments. Mesa PD said they are unable to discuss any pending lawsuits.

The actual suspect on the left

 

[Wepa Man]

Across the pond it’s the same data

 

[Rusty$hackleford]

How about that cac they arrested for starting the Palisades fire?

Suspect arrested in Palisades fire

Authorities have arrested a suspect in the Palisades fire after a nine-month investigation into the blaze that killed 12 people. The devastating fire that destroyed thousands of homes appears to have been a rekindling of an earlier New Year’s Day fire.

www.latimes.com

 

[Art Barr]

This whole state is a evil pdf file meets stock and bondage vibe.

I hate it here.


Art Barr


*tries to click the heels of ruby red vasque boots.
to grant numerous unanswered wishes.
to go home to chicago