Teens who 'beat WWII vet, 88, to death with flashlights in random attack in parking lot

TI, what's with the "civil rights" trope constantly hauled out of your ass to decorate antipathy towards blackman?

on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington  . . . have you no decency?

are you that ignorant?

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Glenn has long juvenile criminal history and will be tried as adult in Belton's slaying.

Are you supporting this black criminal who killed an old man? I believe they should all be locked up for life or totally exterminated.

ahmmmm, obviously no, herr snake . . . and, tell us, which desperate moron voice in your diseased brain prompted u to ask such a stupid, dankey 'question'?

You're on a cuss down mission today! Have your little fun.

dude, other than a compulsion to use "exterminate" and "black[man]" in the same post, u don't even really know why u are on this thread

ress yuh ignar self lil

It comes as no surprise that Paul would make a statement like this. He sees black people as scum of the earth. In his view, every black person is guilty at birth for crimes they may never commit.
This is the mindset of this coward who hides behind so many handles.

I don't know why admin aalows threads like this one.

Criminals, just like Timothy McVeigh....exterminated.

Well katahar, you ain't pon tap hey.

If the poor old man had a gun to defend himself and shoot these animals, see how they gun jump up and down here in their drawers screaming " racism"! 

TI and baseman  . . . jack-off marathon to blackman porn in full effect

cobra bringing clean panties and will re-join soon; enjoy

True all over.  Buxtonian terrorists are "oppressed" and deprived people so they can be excused.

overmatched moron . . . u screaming "Buxton" as a reflex but really doan know why . . . brain freeze

Prof. Jeffrey Sachs' remarks at the March on Washington 50th Anniversary.  Delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...-50th_b_3810360.html

Prof. Jeffrey D. Sachs

August 24, 2013

If the arc of the moral universe bends towards justice, as Martin Luther King Jr. reminded us, it is because righteous souls in each generation pull that arc towards its hallowed end.  50 years ago at this spot, King spoke to righteous men and women who braved police dogs and water cannon to fulfill their role in shaping the moral universe.  They did their job bravely and well and we honor them today. 

Yet the great task of moral construction is never finished.  There is no final victory on Earth, only an inheritance of justice that each generation must renew and pass to the next.  1963 was a year of moral crisis and renewal.  It was a year to rescue America’s soul and to move the world, as John F. Kennedy did with the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.  It was a year of martyrdom of that young president, who had told us that “when one man is enslaved, all are not free.”

2013 is another year of moral crisis.  America is mired in income inequality.  America enslaves multitudes of black and Hispanic young men to feed the avarice of its privatized penitentiaries.  America despoils the Earth by its heedless fracking and burning of fossil fuels.  And America sends drone missiles that kill innocent wedding-goers in a misguided war on Islam. 

It was the genius of the generation of 1963 to recognize the indivisibility of morality.  Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy, and Pope John XXIII knew that racism, poverty, and militarism all carry us away from human needs and aspirations.

It is our turn to bend the arc of the moral universe.  We too must banish the moneylenders, not from the temple but from the lobbies of Congress and the White House.  We too must beat swords into plowshares, joining together with Iranians, Egyptians, Palestinians, and Israelis, to honor the prophets of peace.  And we must end our assault on nature, leaving oil and coal in the ground and harvesting the sun and the wind instead.

In our age of greed and glitter, the work of justice often seems to be stilled.  But do not be deceived.  For the ancient cry still moves us today: Justice, justice shall you pursue, so that you may live in the Promised Land.