I20Justice - Bringing Justice to the Dirty South: Recent Comments

Comment on AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA: No Bragging Rights For Georgia

PM — Sun, 04 May 2008 15:32:48 GMT

What would you like prisons to do with violent criminals like Lynd? Hhhhmmm? Would you like to volunteer to have this person live in your home?

He murdered a woman. Coldly and violently. The third shot was fired coldly to shut her up. You want this person walking the streets or kept alive at a cost of over $100 per day in prison? What hard working, law abiding citizen gets to spend $100 a day on themselves?

Get a grip. There are people in this world who need to be put down like rabid dogs. A horse stumbles at the Kentucky Derby and is put down. Where is your outrage at that? This man murdered a human being with cold, knowledgable intent. He deserves to die.

Again, I ask you, what would you do with persons like this?

Comment on Father Pfleger discussing Rev. Wright and Minister Farrakhan

William Garland — Fri, 02 May 2008 17:12:47 GMT

The Rev. Pfleger was justly called to task by his Bishop after he, participating in a demonstration trying to shut down a licensed firearms business, told the crowd, "We're going to snuff out John Riggtio." [the owner of the business]. Calling for an act of homicide against an identified person violates both the law of God and of the state.

Comment on Party Fears Racial Divide: Attacks Could Do Lasting Harm

bro ali 4x — Thu, 01 May 2008 20:56:20 GMT

It utterly baffles me why we as sentience human beings and oppressed people do not, have not, and will consider other viable options which would if considered solved most of our problems with racist america overnight. The ultimate and only solution would be for us to start planning for the the creation of our own black asiatic independant nation somewhere on the face of this earth!
This is our best and only solution for full complete freedom, justice and peace whereas under our true righteous and loving God! Whites will never allow us in wicked america to enjoy the above.

Comment on Video: Joseph Lowery on Barack Obama: Right Side of History

nathaniel x vance — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:34:32 GMT

This video just goes to show that we as a people are coming together - even though most and especially the wicked, have said that our coming together would be an impossibility forever! God is Not Mocked, and He is now working alone with His mighty space angels to redeem us and our separation is nigh into our own land under love, freedom and justice!
AMEN

Comment on Who Set's The Tone ~ How Should We Respond? Another Look At the Pew Research Poll

bygincpresents — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 06:08:52 GMT

you linked one of my videos to your site. thanks... do you ever have guests on the program? where in brooklyn you living? i grew up in the bk myself.

Comment on This Week on It's A Doggone Shame: The Great Black Male Exodus

Erika — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 03:57:03 GMT

Maybe they know that church is not a place for them they just pimp the people and not give back they don't need to learn that in church. They know pimps and they don't need to go to no body's

Comment on Is Paris Texas Still A "A Hotbed of Racial Unrest?"

Ashamed 2 B Here — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 17:41:29 GMT

Mrs. Cotton nor Shaquanda were ever offered any "alternative" to the Texas Youth Commission. The Behavior Modification Program is more like intimidation. Shaquanda was placed in JAIL for an alleged petty shove.

Now can we talk about how ADULTS in this small "peaceful" town are attacking a teenage girl? It takes a lot of courage to bully a girl. (And to think Hillary ROTTEN Clinton thinks she has problems because she's a female. The Paris News has not ceased to give out false reports, not to mention DA Gary Young's daggers on his website. The comments on his website that were personal and had NOTHING to do with upholding the law.I'm sure you caught the news (LIES), started by adults, that Shaquanda beat up her mother. But hey what do you expect from a town that still celebrates how the "residences" of Paris Texas used to hang Blacks at the County Fair.This is a "peaceful town" whose children went all the way into Arkansas to drag a "criminal" back to Paris to hang this COLORED man at the Fair. In case you think I'm making this up...this is all documented HIStory.
When I order a burger I don't want the extra stuff like onions, mushrooms, and bacon. I would like for you to read Gary Young's own words on how he threw on a lot of EXTRA sauce on Shaquanda's burger:

“This girl had done a bunch of bad things,” Young said.

“I told him if Mrs. Cotton would release our records,I would be glad to give him a copy,” Young said. “So far she won’t release the school records and the sealed records here. I think everything should be released.”

Young said people can look at any case and judge it after the fact.“Could things have been done differently?” he said.“Yes, she could not have gotten in trouble 20 days out of 45 calendar days prior to this situation. She could
have not threatened to burn down the school, she could have not gotten in a fight and she could not have threatened to punch a teacher in the nose.”
Young said the outcome of the Shaquanda Cotton case is still to be seen.“If her behavior has changed and she doesn't do anything like this again, then we did the right thing without question,” Young said. “Without it, she was not going to do the right thing.“I hope she goes on and does well,” Young concluded.

WAIT STOP THE PRESSES: This is coming from the same man whose Spokesman Allan Hubbard said, "Shaquanda was a 'GOOD' kid". Some one is LYING. Good kids don't do what Gary Young is accusing Shaquanda of. Remind you this is coming out over a year and a half AFTER Shaquanda went to trial!

Please listen the to interview with Allan Hubbard as he tells what Shaquanda's REAL crime was..."SHE WOULDN'T RESPECT WHITE AUTHORITY". Can someone define WHITE Authority? Is it the same authority that says hanging nooses is a 'prank'? Hummmm...

For the record...Shaquanda was released after a Special Commission appointed by Gov Rick Perry sited that she and thousands of youths were being held at TYC facilities unjustly.

Comment on Is Paris Texas Still A "A Hotbed of Racial Unrest?"

Blair — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 15:43:54 GMT

The prosecutor at first offered to reduce the charges against Shaquanda Cotton from aggravated assault to simple assault—a misdemeanor—and release her to her mother on a two-year parole. Her mother and defense attorney refused the offer. Following her conviction on the aggravated assault charge, the court offered to place Shaquanda on a two-year parole and release her to her mother. Since she disagreed with the jury verdict, the mother refused to provide the court assurances, as required by law, that Shaquanda would comply with the parole provisions. Therefore, the court sentenced Shaquanda to spend at least one year in the Texas Youth Commission’s Behavior Modification Program. The minimum time required to complete the program is nine months; however, all juveniles are placed in the program for an indeterminate time—as long as it takes them to complete the program. Since the Youth Commission cannot hold juveniles past their 21st birthday, all juvenile sentences contain the proviso that their sentences cannot exceed the number of years left before their 21st birthday. In Shaquanda’s case, this was seven years. A 16-year-old juevenile convicted of murder would have received a sentence not to exceed five years.

Shaquanda was released after spending the 12 months specified by the court.

Comment on N.Y. Considers Drawing a Noose a Felony

thomas perkins — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 22:35:39 GMT

I am a white male age 59 and I find myself appalled that in this day in age any woman such as Megan Williams can be brutalized by kidnapping, torture and rape without hope of proper justice. It is my opinion that the scum that perpetrated this heinous act should be put to death, provided they are found guilty by a jury of their peers, I see no way that people who can conduct themselves in such a fashion should ever be allowed to reenter society. Our justice system , such as it is, will reduce any sentence and these people will once again be sprung on an innocent society to pursue their twisted mentality. Nothing short of the death penalty will keep these people from doing this sort of harm ever again. My heart goes out to Miss Williams and her family. I can only hope that they can recover and return to a normal life. The guilty must be made to pay if any of us hopes to pursue the life we have worked so hard for. If the current system of justice cannot at least support us, it is time for some radical changes in the governing body.I do not claim to know the answers, however when the criminal seems to have more rights than the law abiding citizen there is something radically wrong. Again my heart goes to this poor woman and her family.

Comment on Buzz: Blacks Plan Boycott/BlackOut Two Days After Commercial Month End

Ashamed 2B Here — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:34:08 GMT

Blackout?!! Is it short for "Blacks Get Out"? I'm a VERY simple man, so I'll keep it simple: What is the day of the week in which LESS money is exchanged?...Monday. More people miss work on Mondays, kids miss school more on Mondays. Why do they miss so much time off on Mondays? I'm glad you asked. They are hung over from the weekend before.

A Blackout will leave a void. Not in America but in the Black Community. You can't try to ASSimulate and be pro Black at the same time. Is the money not being spent on that day going to be collected to establish a Black economic power base? I don't mean a Black Ma and Pop storefront. I'm talking about an "African Town". A place without "white validation". Are the CNN sponsors the Puppet Master behind the Ballentine Blackout?

Is Mista Warren Ballentine aka Crouching Tiger Hidden Agenda?