The Latest, Greatest Gift to Race Baiters

My heart goes out to the family and friends of Trayvon Martin, the Florida teenager who was shot & killed on February 26th. It’s beyond unfortunate though to see race baiters like Karen Finney use this tragedy as a prop to build up “cred” on their CVs. As Ms. Finney adds fuel to the fire, one wonders if she’ll take any responsibility if others now get injured or killed as part of the retribution for Trayvon?
And, of course, there still is the whole issue of George Zimmerman being innocent until proven guilty. But why should race baiters let that tiny, little point get in the way of their careers?!

55 Replies to “The Latest, Greatest Gift to Race Baiters”

  1. It sounds like Zimmerman started something, got it beaten out of him, and then shot Trayvak. Murder time. Did you know that Zimmerman has a history of violence? Guessing no.

  2. More of the story is BS. Apparently he quit the pursuit when asked (not told)
    “The 911 operator instructed Zimmerman not to follow Trayvon. What was Zimmerman’s response? “Ok” and the wind in the background from chasing after Trayvon suddenly stops. Zimmerman then continues to talk to the 911 operator for over 2 minutes AFTER saying “OK.”
    http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/321817

  3. LAS “Did you know that Zimmerman has a history of violence? Guessing no.”
    No criminal record at all much less violence. Apparently Trayvon has a different tale but his record has so far been witheld. He was currently suspended from school.

  4. What is interesting is the most widely distributed photo of this Martin fella is when he was 12 but it has been photoshopped to make hime look more….like a victim.
    A recent photo from his face-book page made me question this 6.2ft senior football player only weighed 160lb….it turns out he actually tipped the scales at 205lbs….
    Or is that dead weight????
    The school security caught him spraying grafitti on lockers….a search of his knapsack yielded mens/womens jewelry……
    Poor lil’ boy……..

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