Grab your Ankles

[SmokinLowriderSS]

FU(K all minorities, poor, unemployed, and especially every illegal criminal alien and anybody else that's livin off someone elses sweat and hard work! If they can't feed themselves-> let um die. I'm gettin sick of all these pols thinkin we're nothing more than their personal slaves.
Rio
Come on Rio, don't sugar coat it. Let it out and tell us how you REALLY feel. Holding it in is bad for you. Release your anger and frusttration and you will feel much better.

[Old Texan]

"We need to raise the standard of living of our poor, unemployed and minorities. For example, we have an estimated 12 million illegal immigrants in our country who need our help along with millions of unemployed minorities. Stock market windfall profits taxes could go a long ways to guarantee these people the standard of living they would like to have as "Americans".
I'll try an be really tactful here so I remain politically correct and do not offend anyone.
FU(K all minorities, poor, unemployed, and especially every illegal criminal alien and anybody else that's livin off someone elses sweat and hard work! If they can't feed themselves-> let um die. I'm gettin sick of all these pols thinkin we're nothing more than their personal slaves.
I advocate revolution and the overthrow of this gov't that isn't what it was meant to be. Let's start over.
Rio
Rio, my wife got mad at me this morning when she was feeling sorry for the little illegal Mexican boy that drowned yesterday at the mouth of the Brazos River roaring out into the Gulf of Mexico. We've had constant rain for the last several weeks and the river is running hard. This area of the beach is very treacherous in good times, much less after 30" of rain and every year a number of these dumb asse illegals drown there because of the current and plus they can't swim.
She got mad when I said the "drowning was a start" and the tragedy was the father and uncles didn't drown trying to save him. :devil:
Yeah I know, it's not funny when someone dies but damn........

[bordsmnj]

"We need to raise the standard of living of our poor, unemployed and minorities. For example, we have an estimated 12 million illegal immigrants in our country who need our help along with millions of unemployed minorities. Stock market windfall profits taxes could go a long ways to guarantee these people the standard of living they would like to have as "Americans".
I'll try an be really tactful here so I remain politically correct and do not offend anyone.
FU(K all minorities, poor, unemployed, and especially every illegal criminal alien and anybody else that's livin off someone elses sweat and hard work! If they can't feed themselves-> let um die. I'm gettin sick of all these pols thinkin we're nothing more than their personal slaves.
I advocate revolution and the overthrow of this gov't that isn't what it was meant to be. Let's start over.
Rio
ok we vote you into office after we do thAT. CAN WE TAKE OVER MEXICO OR JUST FORECLOSE ON THEIR ASS? WE NEED TO SEND THOSE COCK SUCKERS THE BILL. ah, i feel better now.

[CA Stu]

"The bread in your cupboard belongs to the hungry man; the coat hanging unused in your closet belongs to the man who needs it; the shoes rotting in your closet belong to the man who has none; the money which you hoard in the bank belongs to the poor. You do wrong to everyone you could help, but fail to help." St. Basil the Great

[HighRoller]

She can get away with this precisely because most of the people who are easily swayed into voting are the ones who have the most to gain. Since 5% of the country pays 50% of the tax revenue they are easy targets because they are outnumbered. In other words, those who contribute the least are the greatest in number. I came up with a plan to rectify this the other day, a plan I think is simple and brilliant. (In other words, it has no chance in hell of becoming law...) I propose that each citizen in America be assigned a "weighted" vote based on how much they pay in taxes. In other words, if you don't pay taxes your vote doesn't count.
America has always been great because of the contributions of its citizens, not because we were a nation of freeloading whiners. And historically the people who have contributed the most have turned out to be very smart and wise people. I'd rather have them making policy than Nacy Pelosi or Julio the wetback or Tyrone the welfare case from the ghetto. Flame on!!!!:jawdrop:

[Old Texan]

"The bread in your cupboard belongs to the hungry man; the coat hanging unused in your closet belongs to the man who needs it; the shoes rotting in your closet belong to the man who has none; the money which you hoard in the bank belongs to the poor. You do wrong to everyone you could help, but fail to help." St. Basil the Great
"Sing for your supper......"
-The Working Man

[eliminatedsprinter]

Guilt is a rope that wears thin.
Ayn Rand.

[MWJSOne]

Want to meet some of the fine people that want to build America ???
http://www.immigrationwatchdog.com/m...-gone-wild.wmv
Be Disgusted

[Old Texan]

"The bread in your cupboard belongs to the hungry man; the coat hanging unused in your closet belongs to the man who needs it; the shoes rotting in your closet belong to the man who has none; the money which you hoard in the bank belongs to the poor. You do wrong to everyone you could help, but fail to help." St. Basil the Great
The following article is a fine example of he "American Poor" and how they are used by the "American Useless". Note the perps are drop outs, thugs, and dependon the government for food stamps and other entitlements. Perhaps Basil the Great should be required "inspirational reading" for the Dunbar Village thugs.
Stu, maybe you should visit the projects and offer some "spare stuff" to help the boys out. You will find the evil of the country staring you in the face and they could give a shit about your "charitable donations".
There's a lot of insight contained in this article, especially the relatives of the thugs denying their "angelic offspring" could ever commit these heinous crimes. There is no helping these bottom feeders, except from within and I've yet to see this portion of society.
The point of all this is, a lot of the people in this country are fed up with the entitlement money doled out to support "Our Poor" who are these dregs of society. I have no problems helping "Our Needy", but the government and other "Guilt ridden do gooders" refuse to address the differences in the 2 segments of society.
Fla. Mother and Son Are Attacked
Published: 7/10/07, 2:27 PM EDT
By BRIAN SKOLOFF and JENNIFER KAY
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Mother and son huddled together, battered and beaten, in the bathroom - sobbing, wondering why no one came to help.
Surely the neighbors had heard their screams. The walls are thin, the screen doors flimsy in this violence-plagued housing project on the edge of downtown.
For three hours, the pair say, they endured sheer terror as the 35-year-old Haitian immigrant was raped and sodomized by up to 10 masked teenagers and her 12-year-old son was beaten in another room.
Then, mother and son were reunited to endure the unspeakable: At gunpoint, the woman was forced to perform oral sex on the boy, she later told a TV station.
Afterward, they were doused with household cleansers, perhaps in a haphazard attempt to scrub the crime scene, or maybe simply to torture the victims even more. The solutions burned the boy's eyes.
The thugs then fled, taking with them a couple of hundred dollars' worth of cash, jewelry and cell phones.
In the interview with WPTV, the mother described how she and her son sobbed in the bathroom, too shocked to move. Then, in the dark of night, they walked a mile to the hospital because they had no phone to call for help.
Two teenagers - a 14-year-old and a 16-year-old - have been arrested. Eight others are being sought.
Welcome to Dunbar Village, a place residents call hell.
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"So a lady was raped. Big deal," resident Paticiea Matlock said with disgust. "There's too much other crime happening here."
Built in 1940 to house poor blacks in then-segregated West Palm Beach, Dunbar Village's 226 units sit just blocks from million-dollar condos on the Intracoastal Waterway. Billionaires lounge on beachfront property just a few miles away on Palm Beach.
The public housing project's one- and two-story barracks-style buildings are spread across 17 grassy, tree-lined acres surrounded by an 8-foot iron fence. The average rent is about $150 a month.
Almost 60 percent of the households in the area that includes Dunbar Village were below the poverty level in 2000, according to Census figures. Only 19 percent of the area's residents had high school degrees. About 9 percent of the adults were unemployed, nearly triple the state average.
Teenagers with gold-plated teeth wander the streets. Drug dealers hang out on nearby sidewalks. Trash bin lids are open. Flies hover over dirty diapers. Clothes dry on sagging lines.
In the year leading up to the rape, police were called to Dunbar Village 717 times, or almost twice a day.
Since the June 18 attack, police have increased patrols in the area, blocked off one entrance and will soon install surveillance cameras.
"It took this to make that happen?" Matlock, a 32-year-old single mother of three, snarled.
As in other blighted neighborhoods across the country where criminals seem to have free rein, residents here live in fear. Snitches get stitches, they say. Or worse.
"I try to be in my house no later than 7, and I don't come out," said Citoya Greenwood, 33, who lives in Dunbar with her 4-year-old daughter. "I don't even answer my door anymore." On the Fourth of July, "we didn't know if we was hearing gunshots or fireworks."
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Avion Lawson, 14, and Nathan Walker, 16, will be charged as adults in the assault and gang rape, prosecutors said. They are jailed without bail.
Lawson's DNA was found in a condom at the crime scene, and he admitted involvement, authorities say. Police say Walker's palm print was discovered inside the home. He denies being there. His attorney says he will plead not guilty. Lawson's public defender did not return telephone messages.
Walker and Lawson did not live at Dunbar but visited often. Lawson stayed with his grandmother there. Walker came to hang out and play basketball. Dunbar has become the place to be for wayward black teens, residents and neighborhood kids say.
Walker and Lawson both grew up mostly fatherless, bouncing between homes. Walker's family sometimes lived in old cars or abandoned houses, said his mother, Ruby Nell Walker.
"We've never really had a real home," said Naporcha Walker, Nathan's 15-year-old sister.
He dropped out of school after spending three years in seventh grade. The family lives on food stamps and recently had to pawn their television and radio, Ruby Walker said.
"I just feel like he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. ... My son is not a rapist," she said.
Ruby Walker said she herself was raped twice, at ages 7 and 12. She said that just days before the Dunbar attack, someone tried to rape her again, and "my son came to me crying and said he wouldn't ever do that to anyone."
She has had her own problems with the law - at least nine arrests on charges such as disorderly conduct, aggravated assault and battery, according to state records.
Avion Lawson was a headstrong kid, never listening to his mother, said his cousin, Cassandra Ellis.
"I knew he was bad, but I never pictured him to be that type of bad," Ellis said. She said one traumatic experience may have scarred him - watching his older sister fatally stab a boyfriend.
"It was an accident. She killed her boyfriend. They was fighting, there was a knife," Ellis said. "He was there when it happened."
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City officials are quick to note that neither Lawson nor Walker lived at Dunbar, and say they are doing their best to make the place safe.
As quickly as overhead lights can be replaced, they are shot out, so officials are now considering bulletproof lighting.
"Isn't that quite a commentary on what the situation is there?" said City Commissioner Molly Douglas, whose district includes part of Dunbar. "Dunbar Village is a hell hole. They shouldn't have to live in fear."
More officers are hitting the streets, but "I just bow my head sometimes and think we just couldn't possibly have enough officers ever to take care of all of this," Douglas said.
Laurel Robinson, head of the city's housing authority, said that up until about four years ago, the federal government provided the city with $160,000 a year for security in public housing projects, but Congress did away with the money.
"Every family housing project in the country has suffered because of it," she said.
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The rape victim and her son have not returned to Building 1843, Unit 2, since the attack.
The woman fled Port-au-Prince, Haiti, with her son seven years ago in search of a better life. With no money, they landed in Dunbar. The two almost instantly became targets for crime, standing out as Haitians among the mostly American-born blacks in the housing project. Her car and the boy's bicycle were stolen. Their house was ransacked.
On the night of the attack, she was lured outside by a teenager who knocked on the door and said her car had a flat. Nine more teens, their faces shrouded with T-shirts, barged in, she told authorities. They brandished guns and demanded money, then went beyond the imaginable.
"I was so scared," the woman told WPTV. "Some of them had sex with me twice, some of them had sex with me three times. They're beating me up. They make me do those things over and over. The man with the big gun, he put the gun inside of me."
She said that when she was forced to perform oral sex on her own son, she told the boy: "I know you love me, and I love you, too."
Investigators say it not clear exactly why the thugs picked her house.
The boy's sight has returned. Both mother and son are seeking counseling.
"I have to try and talk to him every day. He's so angry," the woman said. "He said we never should have moved to Dunbar Village."

[CA Stu]

The following article is a fine example of he "American Poor" and how they are used by the "American Useless". Note the perps are drop outs, thugs, and dependon the government for food stamps and other entitlements. Perhaps Basil the Great should be required "inspirational reading" for the Dunbar Village thugs.
Stu, maybe you should visit the projects and offer some "spare stuff" to help the boys out. You will find the evil of the country staring you in the face and they could give a shit about your "charitable donations".
There's a lot of insight contained in this article, especially the relatives of the thugs denying their "angelic offspring" could ever commit these heinous crimes. There is no helping these bottom feeders, except from within and I've yet to see this portion of society.
The point of all this is, a lot of the people in this country are fed up with the entitlement money doled out to support "Our Poor" who are these dregs of society. I have no problems helping "Our Needy", but the government and other "Guilt ridden do gooders" refuse to address the differences in the 2 segments of society.
So because I have a kind heart, I endorse rape and torture?
GMAFB
Your argument is illogical and weak. I posted about the subject in the first post in this thread, and now I want to support rapists? You gotta be shitting me.
Life sucks and there is no limit to the depths of human depravity, for sure, but do I want to deprive the needy of my charity because of it? Hell no!
I'm sure that a little kindness goes a hell of a long way in this world.
All the criminals in your pasted story get from me is a life sentence.
I totally agree about the entitlement mentality, too. Whenever I get jammed up by a kid selling candy outside a store, if it's for a sports team or a band trip or some such, I buy really big.
If it's "to keep kids off drugs", I don't give a nickel. Why? I reckon that is tantamount to entitlement mentality. If you are so weak minded you need my cash to stay off drugs, you are not worthy of my charity. I won't be held hostage by those twerps.
If you are involved in your community and want my help to excel, here's as much cash as I can spare you.
I believe in supporting the worthy, and shunning the leeches.
Until you have proven to be a leech, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
Thanks
CA Stu
PS Please try to read the first post in a thread, then read my response, and at least have some discernible link between my post and the drivel you post directed at me next time, eh?