Racist "windshield notes" confirmed a hoax
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What is an "alleged victim" when someone makes a complaint on social media without contacting the police?
Mr. AGSPRT04 said:
The real story should be his rush to judgment and then failure to take action when his preferred narrative was demolished.
Agreed. Really wish this was a major part of these stories. At some point its not just hoaxers that need to be held accountable. Leaders and media need to be held accountable for the ways they respond that creates the perception of truth of the charge without investigation. Yelling their outrage over the unsubstatiated charges from their mountaintops and then whispering or even silence on the proof of a hoax.
It's irresponsible and becoming more dangerous. Akin to "yelling fire in a crowded theater". In some ways people are already getting hurt. These fake stories continue to be used as fuel for rage and the rage is used to destroy property and even hurt people.
This must stop.
I'll give you a hint... They're complicit, and they know what they're doing. Which is why it matters to keep up the good fight.
Thanks to forum 16 protecting my university from dishonor and exposing true hate and intolerance.
WC87 said:
Thanks to forum 16 protecting my university from dishonor and exposing true hate and intolerance.
Not done until Young and Martin are gone from the university. Don't high five yet. Keep pushing.
“If one side is protesting racism, then the other side is counter protesting racism.” @thekellenmond
In response to pro Sul Ross statue protesters and fellow Aggies.
In response to pro Sul Ross statue protesters and fellow Aggies.
is this gonna make it all the way to the POTUS?
im gonna need more popcorn
im gonna need more popcorn
Ya. I'm guessing they don't want to bother with blurring the n word or perhaps don't have permission to use the pics
7nine
Its not like the victim of this terrible crime can come out and say that its not the car he posted the hate speech letters on.Texaggie7nine said:
Ya. I'm guessing they don't want to bother with blurring the n word or perhaps don't have permission to use the pics
WOW. This guy was a nobody a month ago. Now the POTUS son is tweeting about something he did. Life comes at you fast.
Did he do an interview with KBTX?
policywonk98 said:
People may get their wish in Tucker picking this up in a segment. Shapiro may pick it up in his podcast.
Daily Wire front page today. Shapiro covering it on air is almost inevitable.
I really want to say that this person should have a chance to apologize publicly instead of getting expelled immediately. Even though he did something malicious and deceitful, I don't want to be part of the trend towards ruining lives over mistakes even if that means occasionally being "too nice".
Besides, if he admits fault and apologizes for the damage he did, he'll not be able to participate in this kind of thing going forward.
That said, was this a single incident of getting caught up in a moment or does he have a pattern of fomenting hate and division? In other words, is he a tool or an instigator? I've heard mention of a petition, and maybe a reference to a previous unrealistic hoax?
I've been hoping through all of this that he didn't know it was his friend who left the note, but apparently he's on video placing the notes himself.
Besides, if he admits fault and apologizes for the damage he did, he'll not be able to participate in this kind of thing going forward.
That said, was this a single incident of getting caught up in a moment or does he have a pattern of fomenting hate and division? In other words, is he a tool or an instigator? I've heard mention of a petition, and maybe a reference to a previous unrealistic hoax?
I've been hoping through all of this that he didn't know it was his friend who left the note, but apparently he's on video placing the notes himself.
Well he was guilty of a hate crime, he just did it to himself. He should suffer the exact same consequences as if he were a guy wearing a Klan hood doing it.
Ok President Young, this is an embarrassment to our University. Step up and do something. This hate has no place at our school.
Ok President Young, this is an embarrassment to our University. Step up and do something. This hate has no place at our school.
"The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
Ronald Reagan
Ronald Reagan
He responded to the hashtag 'TAMU racist whatever' with a report of white guys driving by in a pickup and shouting something about 'you don't belong at our PWI' which most here had to look up to understand meant Predominantly White Institution. So totally what bubbas in a pickup would shout.Ulrich said:
That said, was this a single incident of getting caught up in a moment or does he have a pattern of fomenting hate and division? In other words, is he a tool or an instigator? I've heard mention of a petition, and maybe a reference to a previous unrealistic hoax?
I do not believe this was a one off.
I hope Shapiro picks it up in his podcast, but we really need somebody to point out Young's scolding response prior and his pathetic response after the investigation.
He should apologize period. Nobody is holding him back from that.
People keep throwing this term ("hate crime") around, but, if you are talking about a real criminal offense that could be prosecuted under state or federal law, I don't believe that this would have qualified, even if it hadn't been a hoax. Without threatening violence, or doing some kind of damage, I'm not aware of a criminal statute that would have been violated.aggie93 said:
Well he was guilty of a hate crime, he just did it to himself. He should suffer the exact same consequences as if he were a guy wearing a Klan hood doing it.
Ok President Young, this is an embarrassment to our University. Step up and do something. This hate has no place at our school.
That, combined with Young's desire to shield the hoaxer, is why this thing will probably not go anywhere further.
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PWI' which most here had to look up to understand meant Predominantly White Institution
Thanks, I had no idea either.
That's what I thought I remembered. The kind of story only someone totally wrapped up in a CRT cocoon could invent.
As someone who doesn't consider himself racist, I'm offended by the broad brush accusations. As someone who doesn't consider himself dumb, I'm offended by the quality of the hoaxes.
I don't want to give people ideas, but 15 seconds of planning would have made this 100x more believable and almost completely bulletproof as far as getting caught.
As someone who doesn't consider himself racist, I'm offended by the broad brush accusations. As someone who doesn't consider himself dumb, I'm offended by the quality of the hoaxes.
I don't want to give people ideas, but 15 seconds of planning would have made this 100x more believable and almost completely bulletproof as far as getting caught.
If he didn't try to blame a stranger in the video I'd maybe have some mercy. But he has shown his character and willingness to cause serious harm and disruption to others. He needs to go!
MsDoubleD81 said:
He should apologize period. Nobody is holding him back from that.
Oh, I agree that as an individual, he should apologize of his own free will regardless of of the consequences or lack thereof.
As an institution, TAMU should require a full admission of guilt and apology to students, former students, faculty, the community, and his friends and allies before considering his continued attendance.
Are there any real hate crimes anymore?
This is what infuriates me. I hope he gets kicked out and is made an example of. Probably will never happen, but he is just outright evil.bmks270 said:
If he didn't try to blame a stranger in the video I'd maybe have some mercy. But he has shown his character and willingness to cause serious harm and disruption to others. He needs to go!
bmks270 said:
If he didn't try to blame a stranger in the video I'd maybe have some mercy. But he has shown his character and willingness to cause serious harm and disruption to others. He needs to go!
This. Had he been able to successfully convince the cops that the white dog walker had done it, he would have allowed that man's life to be ruined.
7nine
bmks270 said:
If he didn't try to blame a stranger in the video I'd maybe have some mercy. But he has shown his character and willingness to cause serious harm and disruption to others. He needs to go!
That part bothers me, too. The random guy walking his dog has to watch his back now simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Lies beget lies....
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