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African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Michael Z
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Date: May 05, 2013 05:48PM
The subject taught your attention? Well I am African American and I was walking in my neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes over and asked me he could help me with something? Why is he asking me, if he could help me with something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works for Pentagon. They have a combine income of $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going to steal something asking me if I needed help with something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next to walmart.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Troll alert
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Date: May 05, 2013 05:51PM
DFTT - yet another Homer looking for attention.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
You need help
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Date: May 05, 2013 05:53PM
He sure as hell could have helped you with your grammar.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
J C M
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Date: May 05, 2013 05:59PM
There's a black man with a black cat
Livin' in a black neighborhood
He's got an interstate
Runnin' through his front yard
You know he thinks that he's got it so good
Livin' in a black neighborhood
He's got an interstate
Runnin' through his front yard
You know he thinks that he's got it so good
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Stabitha
()
Date: May 05, 2013 06:04PM
I dont think someone can determine what your parent's combined income as just by watching you walk down the street.
Why did you think it was important to point that out in this post?
Why did you think it was important to point that out in this post?
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Orange Soda
()
Date: May 05, 2013 06:16PM
Michael Z Wrote:
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> The subject taught your attention? Well I am
> African American and I was walking in my
> neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and
> a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes
> over and asked me he could help me with something?
> Why is he asking me, if he could help me with
> something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years
> old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works
> as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works
> for Pentagon. They have a combine income of
> $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going
> to steal something asking me if I needed help with
> something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next
> to walmart.
Because you're a savage negro. Money can't change that,Just look at what your savage kind did to VA beach last weekend....moon cricket.
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> The subject taught your attention? Well I am
> African American and I was walking in my
> neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and
> a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes
> over and asked me he could help me with something?
> Why is he asking me, if he could help me with
> something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years
> old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works
> as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works
> for Pentagon. They have a combine income of
> $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going
> to steal something asking me if I needed help with
> something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next
> to walmart.
Because you're a savage negro. Money can't change that,Just look at what your savage kind did to VA beach last weekend....moon cricket.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Mr. G. Zimmerman
()
Date: May 05, 2013 06:21PM
I was only trying to be helpful. -George Zimmerman
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
eesh
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Date: May 05, 2013 06:22PM
Mr. G. Zimmerman Wrote:
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> I was only trying to be helpful. -George
> Zimmerman
Yeah, lol. If he was wearing a hoodie, he'd have a Kel Tec PF9 pressed against his temple.
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> I was only trying to be helpful. -George
> Zimmerman
Yeah, lol. If he was wearing a hoodie, he'd have a Kel Tec PF9 pressed against his temple.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Smart than a 5 Grader
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Date: May 05, 2013 06:24PM
Because it's one those nosy ass retired neighborhood watch type people that have nothing better to do.
It had nothing to do with you being dressed in nice jeans, and a Polo shirt. I'm sure a person wearing messy jeans and a ragged t-shirt would of been questioned also.
Just some annoying retired person with nothing better to do.
It had nothing to do with you being dressed in nice jeans, and a Polo shirt. I'm sure a person wearing messy jeans and a ragged t-shirt would of been questioned also.
Just some annoying retired person with nothing better to do.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
casey k
()
Date: May 05, 2013 06:36PM
Smart than a 5 Grader Wrote:
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> Because it's one those nosy ass retired
> neighborhood watch type people that have nothing
> better to do.
>
> It had nothing to do with you being dressed in
> nice jeans, and a Polo shirt. I'm sure a person
> wearing messy jeans and a ragged t-shirt would of
> been questioned also.
>
> Just some annoying retired person with nothing
> better to do.
"This white guy in his mid 30s"
reading comprehension isn't your strong suit
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> Because it's one those nosy ass retired
> neighborhood watch type people that have nothing
> better to do.
>
> It had nothing to do with you being dressed in
> nice jeans, and a Polo shirt. I'm sure a person
> wearing messy jeans and a ragged t-shirt would of
> been questioned also.
>
> Just some annoying retired person with nothing
> better to do.
"This white guy in his mid 30s"
reading comprehension isn't your strong suit
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Rams
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Date: May 05, 2013 06:52PM
Given the location, obviously the poster goes to Robinson - says it all there!!!! hahaha
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Negroponte
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Date: May 05, 2013 08:00PM
You didn't mention this was at 4 in the morning you dirty jigaboo.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Michael Z
()
Date: May 05, 2013 10:46PM
LOL NOPE IT WAS AT 540 PM. It was a nice so I wanted to walk. There is nothing wrong with going to Robinson
Negroponte Wrote:
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> You didn't mention this was at 4 in the morning
> you dirty jigaboo.
Negroponte Wrote:
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> You didn't mention this was at 4 in the morning
> you dirty jigaboo.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
0tter
()
Date: May 05, 2013 11:44PM
OP, get over yourself and tear up your race card. When I first moved into my neighborhood (primarily white, small amount of asian) I was driving around just looking at stuff. I stopped my car in the circle to check out a nice classic truck someone had parked out front of their house and a middle aged white woman doing some gardening in another yard yelled out to me "can I help you?" in an authoritative tone. She assumed I was up to no good because I was a stranger on the quiet street. That's all. I explained myself and she switched to welcome mode. You were approached because you weren't recognized, not because you're black.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
beezlebub
()
Date: May 06, 2013 01:04AM
Bellamy?
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Michael Z
()
Date: May 06, 2013 07:29AM
BTW, honkie didn't even notice I'd broken into his car and stole his wallet! Sucka!
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
katiesmith
()
Date: May 06, 2013 08:30AM
Someone in Northern Virginia actually volunteered to be helpful? And your bitching about it? Um if someone in Northern Virginia actually volunteered to be helpful I would say that's a good thing and we are going in the right direction. Why try to turn into some negative thing about race?
Michael Z Wrote:
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> The subject taught your attention? Well I am
> African American and I was walking in my
> neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and
> a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes
> over and asked me he could help me with something?
> Why is he asking me, if he could help me with
> something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years
> old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works
> as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works
> for Pentagon. They have a combine income of
> $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going
> to steal something asking me if I needed help with
> something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next
> to walmart.
Michael Z Wrote:
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> The subject taught your attention? Well I am
> African American and I was walking in my
> neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and
> a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes
> over and asked me he could help me with something?
> Why is he asking me, if he could help me with
> something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years
> old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works
> as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works
> for Pentagon. They have a combine income of
> $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going
> to steal something asking me if I needed help with
> something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next
> to walmart.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
David Duke
()
Date: May 06, 2013 09:03AM
Call the police! That's how it starts. One, two, etc.
Any nigger in the neighborhood is trouble. God forbid a nigger lives in your neighborhood. Move, leave your stuff, get as far away as you can.
The police should have a "nigger number" not 911. A number to call if you spot one.
Any nigger in the neighborhood is trouble. God forbid a nigger lives in your neighborhood. Move, leave your stuff, get as far away as you can.
The police should have a "nigger number" not 911. A number to call if you spot one.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Illiterate
()
Date: May 06, 2013 09:13AM
Michael Z Wrote:
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> The subject taught your attention? Well I am
> African American and I was walking in my
> neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and
> a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes
> over and asked me he could help me with something?
> Why is he asking me, if he could help me with
> something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years
> old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works
> as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works
> for Pentagon. They have a combine income of
> $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going
> to steal something asking me if I needed help with
> something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next
> to walmart.
You are absolutely right to be suspicious of that guy.
That said, you are 16, but demonstrate a 1st grader's grasp of grammar. This is utterly shameful.
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> The subject taught your attention? Well I am
> African American and I was walking in my
> neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and
> a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes
> over and asked me he could help me with something?
> Why is he asking me, if he could help me with
> something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years
> old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works
> as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works
> for Pentagon. They have a combine income of
> $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going
> to steal something asking me if I needed help with
> something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next
> to walmart.
You are absolutely right to be suspicious of that guy.
That said, you are 16, but demonstrate a 1st grader's grasp of grammar. This is utterly shameful.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Kojo
()
Date: May 06, 2013 02:39PM
You think that is bad? How about a white man going for a walk in Southeast?
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Blowtorch999
()
Date: May 06, 2013 02:52PM
^ if that happened there would be nobody around to make the post on here.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Alexander Smith
()
Date: May 06, 2013 04:23PM
0tter Wrote:
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> OP, get over yourself and tear up your race card.
> When I first moved into my neighborhood (primarily
> white, small amount of asian) I was driving around
> just looking at stuff. I stopped my car in the
> circle to check out a nice classic truck someone
> had parked out front of their house and a middle
> aged white woman doing some gardening in another
> yard yelled out to me "can I help you?" in an
> authoritative tone. She assumed I was up to no
> good because I was a stranger on the quiet street.
> That's all. I explained myself and she switched to
> welcome mode. You were approached because you
> weren't recognized, not because you're black.
The only correct and serious reply here.
I'm sure this won't be taken into consideration from the OP, since his type always plays the race card.
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> OP, get over yourself and tear up your race card.
> When I first moved into my neighborhood (primarily
> white, small amount of asian) I was driving around
> just looking at stuff. I stopped my car in the
> circle to check out a nice classic truck someone
> had parked out front of their house and a middle
> aged white woman doing some gardening in another
> yard yelled out to me "can I help you?" in an
> authoritative tone. She assumed I was up to no
> good because I was a stranger on the quiet street.
> That's all. I explained myself and she switched to
> welcome mode. You were approached because you
> weren't recognized, not because you're black.
The only correct and serious reply here.
I'm sure this won't be taken into consideration from the OP, since his type always plays the race card.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
good call
()
Date: May 07, 2013 11:02AM
0tter Wrote:
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> OP, get over yourself and tear up your race card.
> When I first moved into my neighborhood (primarily
> white, small amount of asian) I was driving around
> just looking at stuff. I stopped my car in the
> circle to check out a nice classic truck someone
> had parked out front of their house and a middle
> aged white woman doing some gardening in another
> yard yelled out to me "can I help you?" in an
> authoritative tone. She assumed I was up to no
> good because I was a stranger on the quiet street.
> That's all. I explained myself and she switched to
> welcome mode. You were approached because you
> weren't recognized, not because you're black.
agree, totally.
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> OP, get over yourself and tear up your race card.
> When I first moved into my neighborhood (primarily
> white, small amount of asian) I was driving around
> just looking at stuff. I stopped my car in the
> circle to check out a nice classic truck someone
> had parked out front of their house and a middle
> aged white woman doing some gardening in another
> yard yelled out to me "can I help you?" in an
> authoritative tone. She assumed I was up to no
> good because I was a stranger on the quiet street.
> That's all. I explained myself and she switched to
> welcome mode. You were approached because you
> weren't recognized, not because you're black.
agree, totally.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Hay Zeus
()
Date: May 07, 2013 11:19AM
Maybe the problem is that you consider yourself African American opposed to just a regular ol' American.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Jefferson Davis Lincoln
()
Date: May 07, 2013 10:54PM
I have been stopped twice for DWB = Driving While Black...no other apparent reason. Now they are stopping people for WWB = Walking While Black. The 13th and 14th Amendment are in effect and I intend to use them. That's why I carry my pockey U.S. Constitution everywhere I go...mandatory possession for black people in America today. The Civil War is over folks. Move on.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Belmont
()
Date: May 07, 2013 11:23PM
Negores are very violent and committ crime way out of proportion to other races. Stopping a negro to check him out is sensible and safe.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
cc9F3
()
Date: May 07, 2013 11:44PM
Typically when a nigger is seen walking down the street one can only assume they are up to no good.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
No Good Answer
()
Date: May 08, 2013 12:02AM
0tter Wrote:
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> OP, get over yourself and tear up your race card.
> When I first moved into my neighborhood (primarily
> white, small amount of asian) I was driving around
> just looking at stuff. I stopped my car in the
> circle to check out a nice classic truck someone
> had parked out front of their house and a middle
> aged white woman doing some gardening in another
> yard yelled out to me "can I help you?" in an
> authoritative tone. She assumed I was up to no
> good because I was a stranger on the quiet street.
> That's all. I explained myself and she switched to
> welcome mode. You were approached because you
> weren't recognized, not because you're black.
Really? The kid wasn't checking out a stranger's car, he was just walking around the neighborhood. Which he has a right to do. My guess is that 'Can I help you?' In this case was equivalent to 'What are you doing in my neighborhood'?
On the other hand, a property that I own in a peaceful residential area has been broken into three separate times by three different black guys. I don't want to stereotype, but I can't help but be more vigilant. Unfortunately, kids like this suffer as a result of the actions of people who look like him. I don't know the answer.
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> OP, get over yourself and tear up your race card.
> When I first moved into my neighborhood (primarily
> white, small amount of asian) I was driving around
> just looking at stuff. I stopped my car in the
> circle to check out a nice classic truck someone
> had parked out front of their house and a middle
> aged white woman doing some gardening in another
> yard yelled out to me "can I help you?" in an
> authoritative tone. She assumed I was up to no
> good because I was a stranger on the quiet street.
> That's all. I explained myself and she switched to
> welcome mode. You were approached because you
> weren't recognized, not because you're black.
Really? The kid wasn't checking out a stranger's car, he was just walking around the neighborhood. Which he has a right to do. My guess is that 'Can I help you?' In this case was equivalent to 'What are you doing in my neighborhood'?
On the other hand, a property that I own in a peaceful residential area has been broken into three separate times by three different black guys. I don't want to stereotype, but I can't help but be more vigilant. Unfortunately, kids like this suffer as a result of the actions of people who look like him. I don't know the answer.
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Michael Z
()
Date: May 08, 2013 09:04AM
I hadn't broken into any cars. Yet. I wuz just checking them out to see if there wuz any good shit worth takin when the man asked if i needed help. damn racist whitey!
Re: African American walking in the neighborhood
Posted by:
Vk9EF
()
Date: May 08, 2013 11:58AM
Michael Z Wrote:
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> The subject taught your attention? Well I am
> African American and I was walking in my
> neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and
> a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes
> over and asked me he could help me with something?
> Why is he asking me, if he could help me with
> something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years
> old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works
> as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works
> for Pentagon. They have a combine income of
> $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going
> to steal something asking me if I needed help with
> something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next
> to walmart.
You didn't say what happened next. Did you say "No, thank you," and he said "Oh, okay"? Or did you say "What business is it of yours?" and he said "I'm watching you"? Unless he was overtly hostile, why not just assume he spoke to you because he didn't recognize you as a neighbor? And when you say it's next to Walmart, I'll bet there have been some problems with strangers in the area. Race can matter, but it's not the only thing that matters.
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> The subject taught your attention? Well I am
> African American and I was walking in my
> neighborhood. I am dress nicely I have Jeans, and
> a Polo Shirt. This white guy in his mid 30s comes
> over and asked me he could help me with something?
> Why is he asking me, if he could help me with
> something? I am just taking a walk. I am 16 years
> old and I lived here since I was 5. My mom works
> as a Biology High School Teacher and my dad works
> for Pentagon. They have a combine income of
> $160,000 or so. Why did the guy think I was going
> to steal something asking me if I needed help with
> something? This happen in Burke neighborhood next
> to walmart.
You didn't say what happened next. Did you say "No, thank you," and he said "Oh, okay"? Or did you say "What business is it of yours?" and he said "I'm watching you"? Unless he was overtly hostile, why not just assume he spoke to you because he didn't recognize you as a neighbor? And when you say it's next to Walmart, I'll bet there have been some problems with strangers in the area. Race can matter, but it's not the only thing that matters.