By Nicholas Stix
Texas media outlets went so far as to lie and say that they couldn’t publish Tabb’s picture or name, because he’s “a minor.” He may be a minor, in terms of the drinking age, but he can and hopefully will be tried as an adult.
Some outlets also said they didn’t want to promote “stereotypes,” which gave the game away. The stereotypes exist, because they are true.
We already knew that the other shooter is black, because of the media stonewalling and sophistry. When you are so evil that you will cover for a murderous shooter who is still at large, the public immediately concludes that he must be black.
A tip ‘o the hate to The Sun.
https://www.the-sun.com/news/3083255/austin-cops-arrest-teen-mass-shooting/?utm_medium=browser_notifications&utm_source=pushly
4 comments:
jerry pdx
Wish I could remember the names of the kids involved but there was a vehicular homicide incident last year involving a group of White 14-16 yr. old minors. Media put their pictures right out there, not a peep about how they were underage and how they're "not supposed to post pictures of minors". I posted a comment about the double standard, got a lot of upvotes though a couple people called me a racist. The media is tricky though, there are times it won't publish picture of White minors and every once in a while will break the rule for negro minors, but if you pay attention it's clear they are far more likely to post photos of criminal White kids than black ones.
The papers and websites that refused to identify a f***ing black mass shooter and killer--that they WOULD HAVE immediately id'ed-- if he was White,should be put out of business one way or another.It's disgusting(and unnecessary)to have to interpret the social/political agenda of the media outlet you're reading.Print the truth and you can't go wrong.
--GRA
"Jeremiah Roshaun Leland James Tabb"
Those must be the first names of the blackies that MIGHT be the father.Mammy just didn't know(fo' sure)who the daddy was,so she named him for all the thugs she was doing at the time.
--GRA
He sure is a stereotype. Isn't he!
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