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JackDunphy 130 reads
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You seem to want to imply hat somehow the R's are racist for not immediatley saying it was a racist act.  

Can you imagine the audacity for people to wait until the actual facts came forward before making a final decision?  

If the R's are saying from this point forward that it wasn't a racist act, then you would have a valid point

mattradd1168 reads

the persecution of Christians, but are unwilling to buy racism.   ;)

What must it be like to live with a name like Doocy?!? One can only imagine. Naawwww, I don't think I'll bother!  ;)

Related Link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/06/18/fox-news-charleston-shooting_n_7614126.html?ut...

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JackDunphy151 reads

You will correct my facts if they are wrong but isn't that show on in the early morning i.e. just 9-10 hours after the shooting?

Seems to me all they were doing is providing an alternate explanation other than it being a racist act. The authorities pointed to it being called a "hate crime" within an hour of the shooting.

Now after the facts were ascertained, it turned out to be a race related crime (barring any news we don't know yet) but that wasn't known to be factual at the time of the shooting, just speculation.

How many times does the liberal media "jump the gun" (sorry bad pun) on these type cases? They were incredibly wrong on Trayvon, Ferguson, Cambridge, Duke Lacrosse Case, VA Rape, etc.

The difference I think you will see ( I haven't watched TV today) is that all on that show will concede it was due only to race, not re: religion whatsoever.

Sharp contrast to the many African Americans and liberals who STILL believe Zimmerman tracked down Trayvon and shot him in cold blood and that the Ferguson police officer was exonerated by Holder's DOJ.

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mattradd151 reads

Given they have researchers investigate to get as much detail as possible about the circumstances and context of the incident, they would, or should have known the historical significance of the church in which the murders occurred. Given that, there should have been questions regarding why that church and not another, not a diatribe on Christian persecution. They obviously knew the historical significance of the church, since they invited a Black Pastor as a guest. Most blacks will see him as an Uncle Tom, because he allowed, even supported the discussion to be generalized to Christians being persecuted, vs.the real question on most peoples minds; why this church, at this time.

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JackDunphy131 reads

You seem to want to imply hat somehow the R's are racist for not immediatley saying it was a racist act.  

Can you imagine the audacity for people to wait until the actual facts came forward before making a final decision?  

If the R's are saying from this point forward that it wasn't a racist act, then you would have a valid point

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mattradd82 reads

indefensible, you are twisting in the wind!  ;)

No where I'm I implying that R's are racist!  ;)

And, where did I say they should have come to a final conclusion, though they seemed to want to push the final conclusion as being christian persecution. I just wanted them to not to turn a blind eye that, given the circumstances that ii was a historical black church.   ;)

Time to stop making shit up!   ;)

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thisbud4u122 reads

By now the whole world knows the guy wanted to kill black people in that church.    However for the NRA poster boy and conservative neither guns nor racism does not make any impact.

The shooter was clear about his motive, the mayor of Charleston has said it is a hate crime, the DOJ and FBI have opened up civil rights investigation.    How can dumb can one get to please their base of religious and racist bigots.?

Good luck winning those big blue states in 2016.

Related Link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/06/19/jeb-bush-charleston_n_7621438.html

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JackDunphy148 reads

That was Jebs answer when the HuffyPoo asked him if he thought it was racially motivated.

Nice try playing the race card though.  

You must be exhausted. Take the weekend off. LO

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thisbud4u171 reads

Jeb Bush displayed ignorance about the motive today, Friday the 19th after the whole country were told about the suspect, his motives and the charges he faces.    NRA poster boy and a racist

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MsLeilaLovely133 reads

This was definitely a terrorist attack by America's home grown terrorists group.

But more than that, I believe it was an attack made to try & begin some kind of race war.
It sickens me dearly :-(

xoxo,
Ms. Leila Lovely

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anonymousfun97 reads

Which is by far the worst.

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nuguy46172 reads

Five years ago this month Jeanne Assam shot a gunman at New Life Church in Colorado Springs and saved countless lives. The man had entered her church and began to kill people. She pulled out her legal, concealed gun and shot him several times. The gunman then proceeded to turn his gun on himself. Her action saved countless lives. She was called a national hero. The liberal media ignores her story. Why?

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thisbud4u165 reads

If people have to take guns to pray in a church or temple or synagogue or a mosque, then the country is a TERRORIST country.    What happened in Charleston, SC is DOMESTIC TERRORISM against people of color carried out by a white supremacist.

The guy is no different from Osama Bin Laden, Boko Haram, the Boston bombers and the terrorist who attacked worshippers at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, WI.

It is politically not correct for Republican and Tea Party politicians to accept the facts and say so lest they lose their ignorant, racist and hate mongers who make up their base

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JackDunphy144 reads

Intel first and a gun second.  

Since there was no intel, a gun in the hands of a good guy/gal was the only thing that would have saved lives in that situation

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thisbud4u148 reads

I already answered your question with my post.    Guns in sacred praying places belongs in a TERRORIST country.

How do you stop domestic terrorism using guns to attack skin color and different religions?    Start at your home.

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JohnyComeAlready103 reads

You said start at your home.

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thisbud4u159 reads

I meant your home, LOL.    Have you ever seen an Asian domestic terrorist?    They are all national spelling bee champions for the past 10 years or mastering science and technology at Stanford, MIT and MIT.

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