Quote from: dbgirl on June 11, 2005, 12:41:32 AMOK I don't know much about Aruba either, but from what I have seen in following this case I have some concerns about Aruba's justice system.It does appear that the black men were arrested becauseone of the three guys she was with claimed "a dark man" grabbed her. It took days before these last people to see her alive were even detained? That strikes me as odd. Word has it these guys were from prominent families.Not so with the suspects, they were just lower-class guards.And even if the country is mostly black, white people run the government from what I understand.That is exactly what I’m saying. These low class guards are still in jail tonight. They were detained because the police were suspicious of them. It does strike me as odd that the police did not see the white boys as being suspicious considering the fact that the were the last ones to see the girl alive. I mean, all you have to do is say “a dark man” did this that and the other and the police will def. find a black man to arrest. The same thing happened with that white girl Susan Smith who killed her kids and blamed it on a black man.
OK I don't know much about Aruba either, but from what I have seen in following this case I have some concerns about Aruba's justice system.It does appear that the black men were arrested becauseone of the three guys she was with claimed "a dark man" grabbed her. It took days before these last people to see her alive were even detained? That strikes me as odd. Word has it these guys were from prominent families.Not so with the suspects, they were just lower-class guards.And even if the country is mostly black, white people run the government from what I understand.
perhaps someone here knows better than we do. BP, perhaps?
let's not assume that because BP is a West Indian from Barbados that he'd possibly know the demographics of ArubaQuote from: Illegally Blonde on June 10, 2005, 10:26:46 PM perhaps someone here knows better than we do. BP, perhaps?
Quote from: blk_reign.esq on June 11, 2005, 09:56:24 AMlet's not assume that because BP is a West Indian from Barbados that he'd possibly know the demographics of ArubaQuote from: Illegally Blonde on June 10, 2005, 10:26:46 PM perhaps someone here knows better than we do. BP, perhaps?LOLOLOLOLO! Yeah..like we know the demographics for negros in the congo.
Quote from: HBCU.EDU on June 11, 2005, 12:48:10 AMQuote from: dbgirl on June 11, 2005, 12:41:32 AMOK I don't know much about Aruba either, but from what I have seen in following this case I have some concerns about Aruba's justice system.It does appear that the black men were arrested becauseone of the three guys she was with claimed "a dark man" grabbed her. It took days before these last people to see her alive were even detained? That strikes me as odd. Word has it these guys were from prominent families.Not so with the suspects, they were just lower-class guards.And even if the country is mostly black, white people run the government from what I understand.That is exactly what I’m saying. These low class guards are still in jail tonight. They were detained because the police were suspicious of them. It does strike me as odd that the police did not see the white boys as being suspicious considering the fact that the were the last ones to see the girl alive. I mean, all you have to do is say “a dark man” did this that and the other and the police will def. find a black man to arrest. The same thing happened with that white girl Susan Smith who killed her kids and blamed it on a black man. Muthafucker, I knew it! I knew it! Oh well...
It happens all the time. A white person (usually female) does something stupid and then blames the whole situation on "a mysterious black man" in order to get out of trouble. No matter how far racial attitudes have changed in America in the past 100 years, blacks are still seen as a sinister "other" by a large portion of the population; either through ignorance, racism or both. These people know how to play of the hidden fears of people to their own advantage.Although, a similar situation happened on the other side of the coin last month in Chicago:http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/20050427-032009-8035r.htm
That needs to be in the wtf thread. Quote from: Abevigoda on June 11, 2005, 11:18:06 AMIt happens all the time. A white person (usually female) does something stupid and then blames the whole situation on "a mysterious black man" in order to get out of trouble. No matter how far racial attitudes have changed in America in the past 100 years, blacks are still seen as a sinister "other" by a large portion of the population; either through ignorance, racism or both. These people know how to play of the hidden fears of people to their own advantage.Although, a similar situation happened on the other side of the coin last month in Chicago:http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/20050427-032009-8035r.htm
Which thread?