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#1
(Don't read the following. Any talk about race on Covers is race-baiting)
(I'm sure this is just an isolated incident of course)...
Good luck being a defendant in the U.S. court system....as a black male
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:
Juror in Georgia case scheduled for execution this month: "I have wondered if black people even have souls." On September 26, Georgia intends to execute Keith Leroy Tharpe, who is black, for the murder of his estranged wife. According to Tharpe's attorneys, one juror signed an affidavit that distinguished between "Black folks" and "Ni***." [Rhonda Cook / Atlanta Journal-Constitution] The juror allegedly said that the victim and her family are "nice black folks" and that Tharpe "wasn't in the good black folks category in [his] book." The juror also apparently said that "[s]ome of the jurors voted for death because they felt that Tharpe should be an example to other blacks who kill blacks, but that wasn't [his] reason." So, what was the reason then? "After studying the Bible, I have wondered if black people even have souls. . . . [L]ook at O.J. Simpson. That white woman wouldn't have been killed if she hadn't have married that black man." [Tharpe v. Warden (pages 15, 16)]
(Don't read the following. Any talk about race on Covers is race-baiting)
(I'm sure this is just an isolated incident of course)...
Come on, Scal, admit it, this must be an article from The Onion. The are no racists in this country, just "many sides, many sides."
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#4
Topic: Good luck being a defendant in the U.S. court system....as a black male
Scal, I found this while surfing the internet and I'm pretty sure the following clip was posted by the black community in reference to you continually speaking on their behalf:
https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/8425c47f-227a-442a-88e6-f771e7d2e7be
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Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu:
That's Georgia for ya. And Texas, Alabama, Florida...and to some extent every state in the Country. California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon. So called "liberal states".
That's Georgia for ya. And Texas, Alabama, Florida...and to some extent every state in the Country. California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon. So called "liberal states".
The 'blue' states have a terrible track record in this regard on the whole.
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:
Juror in Georgia case scheduled for execution this month: "I have wondered if black people even have souls." On September 26, Georgia intends to execute Keith Leroy Tharpe, who is black, for the murder of his estranged wife. According to Tharpe's attorneys, one juror signed an affidavit that distinguished between "Black folks" and "Ni***." [Rhonda Cook / Atlanta Journal-Constitution] The juror allegedly said that the victim and her family are "nice black folks" and that Tharpe "wasn't in the good black folks category in [his] book." The juror also apparently said that "[s]ome of the jurors voted for death because they felt that Tharpe should be an example to other blacks who kill blacks, but that wasn't [his] reason." So, what was the reason then? "After studying the Bible, I have wondered if black people even have souls. . . . [L]ook at O.J. Simpson. That white woman wouldn't have been killed if she hadn't have married that black man." [Tharpe v. Warden (pages 15, 16)]
(Don't read the following. Any talk about race on Covers is race-baiting)
(I'm sure this is just an isolated incident of course)...
Something doesn't pass the smell test ..The Washington Post claims he killed his sister-in-law 27 years ago not his estranged wife...
Good ol' Keith Leroy Tharpe was found guilty of fatally shooting his sister -in-law Jacquelyn Freeman ..he took Freeman to the back of his vehicle and shot her with a single-shot 12-gauge shotgun. Tharpe then rolled her into a ditch, reloaded his gun and shot her again, killing her. He then kidnapped his estranged wife and violently raped her,at the side of the road...
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:
Something doesn't pass the smell test ..The Washington Post claims he killed his sister-in-law 27 years ago not his estranged wife...
Good ol' Keith Leroy Tharpe was found guilty of fatally shooting his sister -in-law Jacquelyn Freeman ..he took Freeman to the back of his vehicle and shot her with a single-shot 12-gauge shotgun. Tharpe then rolled her into a ditch, reloaded his gun and shot her again, killing her. He then kidnapped his estranged wife and violently raped her,at the side of the road...
Something doesn't pass the smell test ..The Washington Post claims he killed his sister-in-law 27 years ago not his estranged wife...
Good ol' Keith Leroy Tharpe was found guilty of fatally shooting his sister -in-law Jacquelyn Freeman ..he took Freeman to the back of his vehicle and shot her with a single-shot 12-gauge shotgun. Tharpe then rolled her into a ditch, reloaded his gun and shot her again, killing her. He then kidnapped his estranged wife and violently raped her,at the side of the road...
Except what you just posted is COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT TO THE OP which is highlighting the jury selection process in this country and how regardless of evidence you are dead in the water from the start. How the hell can someone who openly admits blacks DONT HAVE SOULS become a juror and worse after admitting that the decision is allowed to stand.
AND THIS IS FOR SOMEONE BEING PUT TO DEATH.
Thanks for the smell test, but you've always done nothing but hold your nose on the issue of race and blacks.
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:
Something doesn't pass the smell test ..The Washington Post claims he killed his sister-in-law 27 years ago not his estranged wife...
Good ol' Keith Leroy Tharpe was found guilty of fatally shooting his sister -in-law Jacquelyn Freeman ..he took Freeman to the back of his vehicle and shot her with a single-shot 12-gauge shotgun. Tharpe then rolled her into a ditch, reloaded his gun and shot her again, killing her. He then kidnapped his estranged wife and violently raped her,at the side of the road...
Something doesn't pass the smell test ..The Washington Post claims he killed his sister-in-law 27 years ago not his estranged wife...
Good ol' Keith Leroy Tharpe was found guilty of fatally shooting his sister -in-law Jacquelyn Freeman ..he took Freeman to the back of his vehicle and shot her with a single-shot 12-gauge shotgun. Tharpe then rolled her into a ditch, reloaded his gun and shot her again, killing her. He then kidnapped his estranged wife and violently raped her,at the side of the road...
Don't bring facts slim, you should know better.
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:
Except what you just posted is COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT TO THE OP which is highlighting the jury selection process in this country and how regardless of evidence you are dead in the water from the start. How the hell can someone who openly admits blacks DONT HAVE SOULS become a juror and worse after admitting that the decision is allowed to stand.
AND THIS IS FOR SOMEONE BEING PUT TO DEATH.
Thanks for the smell test, but you've always done nothing but hold your nose on the issue of race and blacks.
I don't believe you or anyone else has a soul... so that would disqualify me as a juror in your rule book........
Can you prove that people have souls?
What scientific evidence do you have, that can prove that a soul actually exist in any person?
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#17
Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:
I don't believe you or anyone else has a soul... so that would disqualify me as a juror in your rule book........
Can you prove that people have souls?
What scientific evidence do you have, that can prove that a soul actually exist in any person?
I don't believe you or anyone else has a soul... so that would disqualify me as a juror in your rule book........
Can you prove that people have souls?
What scientific evidence do you have, that can prove that a soul actually exist in any person?
GINGERS HAVE SOULS!!!!!!!!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxocjZ01f2I
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#18
Interestingly, statistically, blacks do not receive disproportionate sentences and are not more likely to receive the death penalty than whites.
With that being said, Furman v. Georgia and its progeny have shown that the RACE is the most important factor.
A black victim, statistically, leads to a lesser punishment than a white victim. 
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Quote Originally Posted by djbrow:
Interestingly, statistically, blacks do not receive disproportionate sentences and are not more likely to receive the death penalty than whites.
Interestingly, statistically, blacks do not receive disproportionate sentences and are not more likely to receive the death penalty than whites.
With that being said, Furman v. Georgia and its progeny have shown that the RACE is the most important factor.
A black victim, statistically, leads to a lesser punishment than a white victim.
This should be the headline-
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