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I notice one of the major papers has already disabled the comment section. Hmmm, I wonder why? Any descriptions available? I need to know who to be watching out for, just for safety's sake.
ReplyDeletethis a no-brainer. that station is in a predominately black neighborhood. we all know the shooter is black!
ReplyDeleteAccording to the Sun Times the punk is a tall skinny black man. Really? Ya don't say!
ReplyDeleteHA! Shootings on public transportation is a normal occurrence for blacks in Chicago.
ReplyDeleteIf you value your life on CTA, never ride the Blue Line heading towards the West Side. Never ever ride the Green Line no matter what direction it's going. And if you ride the Red Line south of Chinatown... be prepared for a RUDE AWAKENING!
If the black community wants the judgement to stop, they need to turn to their brothers and sisters. I am tired of walking down Lawrence and being harassed about my being racist just for the fact of me being white. If I was racist I wouldn't be in that area, and I'm sure the term hate and racist more accurately defines the sick gang members that yell at me for walking where I have no choice but to walk. I could care less what you are or who you are, just stop including people who are irrelevant to the situation at hand, ie your hate. I choose to not hate, even when its obvious the race and and the walk of life the people come from. Kill them with kindness, don't fall prey to their hate. If we live in fear and hate we will only help the fear and hate grow. We must live with kindness and love to keep hope alive. If I am killed in the process, well I carry a weapon that I know how to use, unlike the thugs that fire guns and sling blades like a ferret.
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