Juror B37...

[SarasotaRepub]

Looks like DUmmieLand has a new enemy...

Tue Jul 16, 2013, 04:25 AM
MrScorpio

Juror B37... Oh. My. Gawd. Apparently, when her creator was busy handing out critical thinking skills, this woman was probably having her nails done. Totally, in the bag for Z.

Looks like this person is going to be as hated as Bu$h!!!!

[noonwitch]

In Mr. Scorpio's defense, the woman referred to the defendant as "George" and Trayvon as "that boy" in her interview.


IMO it just underscores who's attorney's did the better job. She related to George more than she did to Trayvon. But if I was black, I'd probably see a subtle racism in that.

[Bailey]

I find it funny that if a black juror was on the jury and sympathized with TM that would be ok in liberals eyes but if a white person did the same with GZ then thats racism

[marv]

In Mr. Scorpio's defense, the woman referred to the defendant as "George" and Trayvon as "that boy" in her interview.


IMO it just underscores who's attorney's did the better job. She related to George more than she did to Trayvon. But if I was black, I'd probably see a subtle racism in that.

Then hussein was racist when he referred to Martin as a "boy" in his now famous "...if I had a son..." comments in the Rose Garden.

I've seen the CNN interview of B37 a couple of times now, and I didn't hear any racism.

[Elspeth]

In Mr. Scorpio's defense, the woman referred to the defendant as "George" and Trayvon as "that boy" in her interview.


IMO it just underscores who's attorney's did the better job. She related to George more than she did to Trayvon. But if I was black, I'd probably see a subtle racism in that.

You know, though, the entire media was referring to Trayvon as a "boy". Even though, as we know, he was 17, 6ft, and 160 pounds and even though we know he had already committed crimes for which he should have been arrested but wasn't, due to Miami-Dade School Police's "diversion program."

It is the only time I can remember in my adult life where the media and black establishment preferred to have one of their own called a "boy", even though when white people call black minor males "a boy" or "boy", it's automatically racial.

So, I can understand how the juror felt ok calling him a boy. The use of the demonstrative "that" really depends on the context. I'd like to see the whole quote, including what came before and after.

[Hawkgirl]

Actually, if she referred to Trayvon as a boy, then the prosecution was successful, as all they did was try to portray him as a young, innocent little mama's boy...and not the suspended drug dealing/gun dealing thug that he really was.

[ABC in Georgia]

It is the only time I can remember in my adult life where the media and black establishment preferred to have one of their own called a "boy", even though when white people call black minor males "a boy" or "boy", it's automatically racial.

I agree 100%!!! They can't have it both ways!

Signed ~ One PO'd "Creepy Ass Cracka!"

[3rd-try]

. But if I was black, I'd probably see a subtle racism in that.

Is there any scenario where a black on "any other race" crime could take place in this country and racism not be partly responsible? Is it even fucking possible?

[txradioguy]

In Mr. Scorpio's defense, the woman referred to the defendant as "George" and Trayvon as "that boy" in her interview.


IMO it just underscores who's attorney's did the better job. She related to George more than she did to Trayvon. But if I was black, I'd probably see a subtle racism in that.

Jessie Jackson referred to Trayvon as a "black boy".

Your point?

[txradioguy]

Is there any scenario where a black on "any other race" crime could take place in this country and racism not be partly responsible? Is it even fucking possible?

Not if the person you're asking that question to is a Libtard.