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I am for punishing all murderers of any race, color, creed, etc and as much as possible trying to figure out who they are BEFORE they do it, but let's not overlook the statistics here.
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On the pretext of “comforting the families of victims,” Joe Biden, a.k.a. “President Unity,” went to Buffalo in order to use the caskets of the dead as a political soapbox to blame his opponents for the killing of innocents by a deranged assailant. I call it the pretext of “comforting the families of victims” because Biden’s intent was to disgracefully politicize the tragedy.
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On the pretext of “comforting the families of victims,” Joe Biden, a.k.a. “President Unity,” went to Buffalo in order to use the caskets of the dead as a political soapbox to blame his opponents for the killing of innocents by a deranged assailant. I call it the pretext of “comforting the families of victims” because Biden’s intent was to disgracefully politicize the tragedy.
Busting Biden's Buffalo Bluster
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Biden is trying to appease as many people as possible to raise his popularity standings Lt Col Charlie Brown
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On another blog a young Black lady wrote “ I am afraid of White people!” I asked why since, mass shootings account for 0.2% of homicides. Homicides are the leading cause of death among young Blacks and account for 51% of homicides, 80% to 90% of those murders are by black people. I didn’t see mention of the Black guy shooting Asians, did Biden go to comfort the Asian families?
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A black lady afraid of white people is likely a teaching from other blacks. Black people are the greatest threat to blacks and they do not see it. Look at the teaching here, he wrote this to whites but blacks will listen and believe: https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/17/opinions/buffalo-shooting-letter-to-white-male-teens-magee/index.html
Opinion: I'm a middle-aged Black father. I want to ask White teen males this question | CNN
Theologian and activist Keith Magee, a self-described middle-aged Black father, poses a question -- and shares three vital truths -- with White male American teens in the wake of the racist mass shooting in Buffalo.
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