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SQLGeek wrote:There is a video of the shooting here:

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/06 ... ent-right/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

How to say this delicately...would the reporting be the same with a different shooter?

It saddens me that this current administration has done more damage to race relations than any previous. We had moved so far and so much has been undone in such a short time.

I pray we don't allow the darkness of society to fill our hearts and cast out the light within.

SQLGeek wrote:There is a video of the shooting here:

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/06 ... ent-right/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

How to say this delicately...would the reporting be the same with a different shooter?

Woah... just watched the video. BG was running away, and was shot in the back! Try that shoe shopper in court, right next to Zimmerman.

If Obama had a son, he'd look at lot like that dead guy. No, the shoe shopper. No, both of them. I'm so confused... I'll wait for the MSM to tell me what to think.

RottenApple wrote:

AlaskanInTexas wrote:When I plop down money for my hobbies, my wife wants to scratch my head, but with her fist. Woodworking, reloading, guns, biking, amateur radio . . . its a miracle the kids have food on the table.

Heh. Mine are woodworking, guns, canning, cheese making, and cooking. But at least my wife enjoys the fruits of my hobbies. She likes shooting & carries every day. I've made half the furniture in my house, we always have a fresh supply canned goods, and our meals are out of this world.

See, my problem is I lack your skills. For example, just this morning, my wife facetiously asked if she could return the dresser I made for the kids because the doors always get jammed up. Cheese making? Sounds like I need to expand my hobbies.

video shows the attacker running away and getting shot in the back ....

Interesting to see how this turns out ....

portlock aviation ...

gthaustex wrote:$180 for a pair of sneakers is robbery....

It's a hobby just like y'all who collect guns, antiques or memorabilia. I collect shoes then later sell them. Pay $180 retail, then sell them a month later for $350.