I'll sometimes see these cutesy family photos of Facebook with 6 generations of mothers all standing together and everyone is "oooooh that's so wonderful" and it's really just obvious all the women in this family roll over on their backs at about 14 years old.
Karmelo Anthony murder trial
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OldArmy71 said:
I agree with you. It does not in any way excuse this horrible, senseless murder, but I do believe it partially explains what was going on with KA.
As someone who grew up in the segregated/Jim Crow South, I have brooded on this issue for many, many years.
White people, including me, like to think to ourselves that black people no longer have any grounds for racial grievance. Segregation and Jim Crow are illegal and long in the past.
The problem is that millions of black people live with relatives--grandparents, for instance--or know people in the community who are my age (77) and who grew up in the same segregated world I grew up in.
The world of segregation is a living memory for those folks, and they pass those memories--and fears and resentments and angers--on to their children and grandchildren.
Many black people are able to go on with their lives and not be trapped in that past, but there are millions for whom that past is vividly real and can control their lives if they let it.
I grow more despairing that our society is just stuck in the past with not much of a way forward.
I agree.
Democrats need to stop race baiting and peddling racism as the boogeyman. There were some vile people throughout history. It doesn't mean we should villainize an entire segment of our current society as "the boogeyman". Democrats need a new schtick, they are stuck in the past and seek to maintain power by blaming everything on this. AND THEY WERE THE ONES WHO WROTE THE JIM CROWE LAWS AND STARTED THE KKK AND PRODOMINATELY OWNED SLAVES. And they continue to have such low expectations for black Americans that they perpetuate the mentality in 2026.
The evil white man just wants to go to work, earn a living, take care of his wife and kids. Stop condoning this behavior of blaming current day people for past injustices. Stop coddling a community. Stop setting expectations so low for a person because their grand parent had it tough.
My grand daddy was a share cropper and had nothing besides an addiction to alcohol. That doesn't define me.
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P.H. Dexippus said:Rep. Crockett: "Black women live in agony every day that I promise the Metcalfs had never lived through" pic.twitter.com/GVielzMf51
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) June 10, 2026Rep. Crockett (D) says the knife used to kill Metcalf "was not a deadly weapon" pic.twitter.com/evYfecEhqW
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) June 10, 2026Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D) suggests that she also would have stabbed Austin Metcalf: pic.twitter.com/TBn3txFSAi
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) June 10, 2026
300 lbs ??? Man, Austin is sure putting on weight for being unalived. Bet his coaches would like that secret.
jagsdad said:P.H. Dexippus said:Rep. Crockett: "Black women live in agony every day that I promise the Metcalfs had never lived through" pic.twitter.com/GVielzMf51
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) June 10, 2026Rep. Crockett (D) says the knife used to kill Metcalf "was not a deadly weapon" pic.twitter.com/evYfecEhqW
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) June 10, 2026Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D) suggests that she also would have stabbed Austin Metcalf: pic.twitter.com/TBn3txFSAi
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) June 10, 2026
300 lbs ??? Man, Austin is sure putting on weight for being unalived. Bet his coaches would like that secret.
Black mothers live in fear and agony of what? That their son could be murdered?
...and the Metcalfs have never experienced that fear and agony...the Metcalfs...the family whose son was murdered....have never experienced fear and agony....ever?
Got a Natty! said:
Is anyone googling "Quitequa" to see where the heck it is?
You have to be a redneck to be from there.
It's Quiteque, right next door to Turkey, Texas……home of Bob Wills.
If your geology professor was a a Western swing fan, you would make a side trip to pay homage.
I have a question to ask you guys on the board. My wife and I were walking past a convenience store this morning. I saw a sign on the store advertising two 20 ounce Cokes for $3.75. I asked my wife, "who would pay $1.87 for a Coke?". She told me it wasn't "1950" and that is what a Coke costs.
Well, that triggered me. It brought me back to my high school days in 1980 at the field house where after practice all the "rich guys" bought Cokes out of the Coke machine. A Coke cost 25 cents back then but I didn't have 25 cents to spend on a Coke. So I just watched all the rich guys get Cokes and I got nothing but water from the water fountain.
My question: Am I disenfranchised and would it be ok if I picked a fight with a guy and then stabbed him in the chest with a knife?
If this is all ok, I am going to open up a GoFundMe to rally the community for support.
#JusticeForGary
Thank you in advance for your thoughts and support.
Well, that triggered me. It brought me back to my high school days in 1980 at the field house where after practice all the "rich guys" bought Cokes out of the Coke machine. A Coke cost 25 cents back then but I didn't have 25 cents to spend on a Coke. So I just watched all the rich guys get Cokes and I got nothing but water from the water fountain.
My question: Am I disenfranchised and would it be ok if I picked a fight with a guy and then stabbed him in the chest with a knife?
If this is all ok, I am going to open up a GoFundMe to rally the community for support.
#JusticeForGary
Thank you in advance for your thoughts and support.
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I grow more despairing that our society is just stuck in the past with not much of a way forward.
There is good reason for despair unless people who send their kids to public schools and universities take action to reverse the Long March Through the Institutions that Antonio Gramsci described over a century ago. The march began with the universities because that where the public school teachers are trained. Then they seized the public schools and after that the rest of the institutions in western society falling was a fait accompli.
The leaders of the institutions were completely unwilling to fight back against the leftists. Herbert Marcuse's Marxist disciples under the guise of the "free speech movement" seized Columbia and Berkeley in the early 1960s and every other university followed. By the end of the 20th century you had Larry Summers forced to resign as president of Harvard for making a noncontroversial statement that hurt the feelings of feminists and he had no defenders that mattered. A few years later you have a Marxist with a room temperature IQ in the person of Claudine Gay running Harvard and its massive endowment.
Purging the public schools of leftism is the strategic objective that cannot be bypassed. Putting it off delays any chance of victory by decades. I'm not sure that anyone including Donald Trump has the stomach to do this but it is essential.
Teachers control the teaching of history but they have replaced that with teaching a Marxist narrative that replaces history. Students don't learn history. They learn how to respond when confronted with historical facts by ascertaining who was the oppressed and who was the oppressor and that provides their lens of interpretation.
History and civics should be taught from the fundamental fact as stated by Tim Worstall that, "Abject poverty is the natural state of mankind, wealth the thing created." Leftist indoctrination has taught three generations of American public school student how to divide but never to multiply.
OldArmy71 said:
I grow more despairing that our society is just stuck in the past with not much of a way forward.
"There is a class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs-partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs." -Booker T. Washington
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
GaryClare said:
I have a question to ask you guys on the board. My wife and I were walking past a convenience store this morning. I saw a sign on the store advertising two 20 ounce Cokes for $3.75. I asked my wife, "who would pay $1.87 for a Coke?". She told me it wasn't "1950" and that is what a Coke costs.
Well, that triggered me. It brought me back to my high school days in 1980 at the field house where after practice all the "rich guys" bought Cokes out of the Coke machine. A Coke cost 25 cents back then but I didn't have 25 cents to spend on a Coke. So I just watched all the rich guys get Cokes and I got nothing but water from the water fountain.
My question: Am I disenfranchised and would it be ok if I picked a fight with a guy and then stabbed him in the chest with a knife?
If this is all ok, I am going to open up a GoFundMe to rally the community for support.
#JusticeForGary
Thank you in advance for your thoughts and support.
Depends. How much melanin your skin got?
GaryClare said:
I have a question to ask you guys on the board. My wife and I were walking past a convenience store this morning. I saw a sign on the store advertising two 20 ounce Cokes for $3.75. I asked my wife, "who would pay $1.87 for a Coke?". She told me it wasn't "1950" and that is what a Coke costs.
Well, that triggered me. It brought me back to my high school days in 1980 at the field house where after practice all the "rich guys" bought Cokes out of the Coke machine. A Coke cost 25 cents back then but I didn't have 25 cents to spend on a Coke. So I just watched all the rich guys get Cokes and I got nothing but water from the water fountain.
My question: Am I disenfranchised and would it be ok if I picked a fight with a guy and then stabbed him in the chest with a knife?
If this is all ok, I am going to open up a GoFundMe to rally the community for support.
#JusticeForGary
Thank you in advance for your thoughts and support.
My father, who grew up during the Great Depression, categorized individuals with limited financial resources into two groups: the dignified poor and the abject poor. You and I belonged to the dignified poor.
fc2112 said:
I'll sometimes see these cutesy family photos of Facebook with 6 generations of mothers all standing together and everyone is "oooooh that's so wonderful" and it's really just obvious all the women in this family roll over on their backs at about 14 years old.
Respec the culture tho!
Rapier108 said:OldArmy71 said:
I grow more despairing that our society is just stuck in the past with not much of a way forward.
"There is a class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs-partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs." -Booker T. Washington
Any black person that echoes these sentiments on Twitter or other public forum is instantly labeled an "Uncle Tom" or told that they're "cooning" by the majority of the rest of that demographic.
It's why there hasn't been any effective black leadership in 50 years. You have to keep the perpetual victim status and blame the past for all of your current troubles or you've got no chance.
The crawfish syndrome among that group is very, very real.
VaultingChemist said:Got a Natty! said:
Is anyone googling "Quitequa" to see where the heck it is?
You have to be a redneck to be from there.
It's Quiteque, right next door to Turkey, Texas……home of Bob Wills.
If your geology professor was a a Western swing fan, you would make a side trip to pay homage.
Bob Wills Days in Turkey is on our list.
Did you know the Valley High Patriots won the state championship in basketball this year?
fc2112 said:
I'll sometimes see these cutesy family photos of Facebook with 6 generations of mothers all standing together and everyone is "oooooh that's so wonderful" and it's really just obvious all the women in this family roll over on their backs at about 14 years old.
The 6 generations of fathers were unavailable for the photo.
VaultingChemist said:Got a Natty! said:
Is anyone googling "Quitequa" to see where the heck it is?
You have to be a redneck to be from there.
It's Quiteque, right next door to Turkey, Texas……home of Bob Wills.
If your geology professor was a a Western swing fan, you would make a side trip to pay homage.
Not gonna lie. I thought "Quitequa" was a black person's name.
GaryClare said:
I have a question to ask you guys on the board. My wife and I were walking past a convenience store this morning. I saw a sign on the store advertising two 20 ounce Cokes for $3.75. I asked my wife, "who would pay $1.87 for a Coke?". She told me it wasn't "1950" and that is what a Coke costs.
Well, that triggered me. It brought me back to my high school days in 1980 at the field house where after practice all the "rich guys" bought Cokes out of the Coke machine. A Coke cost 25 cents back then but I didn't have 25 cents to spend on a Coke. So I just watched all the rich guys get Cokes and I got nothing but water from the water fountain.
My question: Am I disenfranchised and would it be ok if I picked a fight with a guy and then stabbed him in the chest with a knife?
If this is all ok, I am going to open up a GoFundMe to rally the community for support.
#JusticeForGary
Thank you in advance for your thoughts and support.
How about the 60's ......at the cafe/Enco service station in the small community in the area where I was raised, a hamburger was a quarter, a bag of chips a nickel and a coke was a nickel too......but they had a sign on the entrance to the cafe......something about somethings white only.......they did serve blacks and latinos but out back under some oak trees. They'd sell anybody gas though. It was amazing how everyone got along in a community of whites, blacks and mexicans........a couple of the blacks even worked on the El Negro black angus cattle ranch nearby.
Got a Natty! said:
Is anyone googling "Quitequa" to see where the heck it is?
You have to be a redneck to be from there.
It's just down the road from Turkey.
Edit: Didn't see VC's reply above.
Our standard of living, even for the "poor", has risen to levels it's difficult to comprehend. What's worse, because all we ever focus on is relative standards of living, somehow no one is even happy about the great lives we're living.
Or maybe we always underestimated how much do the reward was in the struggle, and not the outcome. Maybe both.
But you could take the "top 1%" from 50 years ago and describe the world today to them and they'd never believe it. Cars that rarely don't work, 3k to 5k square foot houses as a standard, true 40 hour work weeks are seen as really grinding, everywhere you go your AC, then entire universe of data at your fingertips at all times, food and groceries delivered to your home, effectively universal healthcare available 24/7, most people taking 2-4 vacations per year, etc
Everyone today is entitled beyond what they can comprehend
Or maybe we always underestimated how much do the reward was in the struggle, and not the outcome. Maybe both.
But you could take the "top 1%" from 50 years ago and describe the world today to them and they'd never believe it. Cars that rarely don't work, 3k to 5k square foot houses as a standard, true 40 hour work weeks are seen as really grinding, everywhere you go your AC, then entire universe of data at your fingertips at all times, food and groceries delivered to your home, effectively universal healthcare available 24/7, most people taking 2-4 vacations per year, etc
Everyone today is entitled beyond what they can comprehend
VaultingChemist said:Got a Natty! said:
Is anyone googling "Quitequa" to see where the heck it is?
You have to be a redneck to be from there.
It's Quiteque, right next door to Turkey, Texas……home of Bob Wills.
If your geology professor was a a Western swing fan, you would make a side trip to pay homage.
Thank goodness someone knows how to spell, sort of
It's Quitaque and it's pronounced Kitty-Quay, according to the sign.
Funny no one mentioned Caprock Canyons State Park, a fantastic park
Ulysses90 said:Quote:
I grow more despairing that our society is just stuck in the past with not much of a way forward.
There is good reason for despair unless people who send their kids to public schools and universities take action to reverse the Long March Through the Institutions that Antonio Gramsci described over a century ago. The march began with the universities because that where the public school teachers are trained. Then they seized the public schools and after that the rest of the institutions in western society falling was a fait accompli.
The leaders of the institutions were completely unwilling to fight back against the leftists. Herbert Marcuse's Marxist disciples under the guise of the "free speech movement" seized Columbia and Berkeley in the early 1960s and every other university followed. By the end of the 20th century you had Larry Summers forced to resign as president of Harvard for making a noncontroversial statement that hurt the feelings of feminists and he had no defenders that mattered. A few years later you have a Marxist with a room temperature IQ in the person of Claudine Gay running Harvard and its massive endowment.
Purging the public schools of leftism is the strategic objective that cannot be bypassed. Putting it off delays any chance of victory by decades. I'm not sure that anyone including Donald Trump has the stomach to do this but it is essential.
Teachers control the teaching of history but they have replaced that with teaching a Marxist narrative that replaces history. Students don't learn history. They learn how to respond when confronted with historical facts by ascertaining who was the oppressed and who was the oppressor and that provides their lens of interpretation.
History and civics should be taught from the fundamental fact as stated by Tim Worstall that, "Abject poverty is the natural state of mankind, wealth the thing created." Leftist indoctrination has taught three generations of American public school student how to divide but never to multiply.
Great Quote - also great song by Rage Against the Machines!!!!
GaryClare said:
"who would pay $1.87 for a Coke?".
A Coke cost 25 cents back then but I didn't have 25 cents to spend on a Coke.
Am I disenfranchised and would it be ok if I picked a fight with a guy and then stabbed him in the chest with a knife?
sometimes the jokes just write themselves
AJ02 said:VaultingChemist said:Got a Natty! said:
Is anyone googling "Quitequa" to see where the heck it is?
You have to be a redneck to be from there.
It's Quiteque, right next door to Turkey, Texas……home of Bob Wills.
If your geology professor was a a Western swing fan, you would make a side trip to pay homage.
Not gonna lie. I thought "Quitequa" was a black person's name.
LIkely will be now.
FrioAg 00 said:
Our standard of living, even for the "poor", has risen to levels it's difficult to comprehend. What's worse, because all we ever focus on is relative standards of living, somehow no one is even happy about the great lives we're living.
Or maybe we always underestimated how much do the reward was in the struggle, and not the outcome. Maybe both.
But you could take the "top 1%" from 50 years ago and describe the world today to them and they'd never believe it. Cars that rarely don't work, 3k to 5k square foot houses as a standard, true 40 hour work weeks are seen as really grinding, everywhere you go your AC, then entire universe of data at your fingertips at all times, food and groceries delivered to your home, effectively universal healthcare available 24/7, most people taking 2-4 vacations per year, etc
Everyone today is entitled beyond what they can comprehend
Multiple studies have shown that people that win seven figures plus in the lottery, have a honeymoon period no longer than six months. They then revert to the baseline happiness level they were before winning. Unless they pick up a substance abuse problem, which is surprisingly common. Then they're just worse.
The same is true for people who lose limbs or the ability to walk. Several months of intense depression, then back to baseline.
father metcalf isnt holding back after the gag orders been lifted. Did a pretty spicy interview with Sarah Fields last night which produced this soundbite, which should be all over the news shortly.
Austin Metcalf’s father, Jeff, labels Karmelo Anthony a “watermelon felon”, acknowledging the racial element of his son’s murder after initially trying to offer Anthony’s family grace.
— AF Post (@AFpost) June 11, 2026
Anthony and his supporters justified Metcalf’s murder as revenge against racism and White…
Serious Lee said:
father metcalf isnt holding back after the gag orders been lifted. Did a pretty spicy interview with Sarah Fields last night which produced this soundbite, which should be all over the news shortly.Austin Metcalf’s father, Jeff, labels Karmelo Anthony a “watermelon felon”, acknowledging the racial element of his son’s murder after initially trying to offer Anthony’s family grace.
— AF Post (@AFpost) June 11, 2026
Anthony and his supporters justified Metcalf’s murder as revenge against racism and White…
I mean, he tried to be the bigger man and they continually spit on him, then they attacked him and his family.
Can you blame him?
He had to keep quiet and internalize his rage all through the lead up to the trial and through the trial. His son was murdered April 2, 2025, so 433 days between losing his son and the conviction. 433 days of biting his tongue and saying nothing while they slandered him and his family. 433 days while they called him a racist and both of his sons bullies.
Now his son's murderer is convicted, and received a light 35 year sentence. He has doesn't have closure, because while people are still out there screaming about the 'injustice' of Anthony's conviction and sentence, he returns home to a wife and son and huge hole in his heart because his son is still gone.
I'm honestly impressed at his self-restraint.
There is a lot more in that interview and he makes a ton of good points. Of course they will only highlight the provocative
God loves you so much He'll meet you where you are. He also loves you too much to allow to stay where you are.
We sing Hallelujah! The Lamb has overcome!
We sing Hallelujah! The Lamb has overcome!
Unfortunate use of the phrase "hole in his heart".
jagsdad said:
300 lbs ??? Man, Austin is sure putting on weight for being unalived. Bet his coaches would like that secret.
The word you're looking for is murdered. This isn't youtube. You can call a spade a spade here.
Karmelo crapped on his school, coaches and whole lot of track athletes who will no longer have freedom
To move around at will at track meets.
And just like Jesse Jackson said, that he would cross the street if bunch of blacks was walking towards him, now people will look upon young blacks, maybe just horseplaying and bumping into folks as potential murderers. Then they will get their feelings hurt. But what the heck are we to do? Will black kids get impression white folks don't want to be around them? Because of skin color? No, because of behavior. If white folks just get up and leave, will the blacks think have some sort of victory, some sort of superiority?
To move around at will at track meets.
And just like Jesse Jackson said, that he would cross the street if bunch of blacks was walking towards him, now people will look upon young blacks, maybe just horseplaying and bumping into folks as potential murderers. Then they will get their feelings hurt. But what the heck are we to do? Will black kids get impression white folks don't want to be around them? Because of skin color? No, because of behavior. If white folks just get up and leave, will the blacks think have some sort of victory, some sort of superiority?
Quote:
You can call a spade a spade here.
If you are posting from the UK, you'll be looking at 10 cops at your door soon and 24 months in the hoosecow.
Owlagdad said:
If white folks just get up and leave, will the blacks think have some sort of victory, some sort of superiority?
yes. The primal urge to be the bigger man is at the forefront of alot of their minds.
"better theirs than mine", as one of them said.
Backyard Gator said:Serious Lee said:
father metcalf isnt holding back after the gag orders been lifted. Did a pretty spicy interview with Sarah Fields last night which produced this soundbite, which should be all over the news shortly.Austin Metcalf’s father, Jeff, labels Karmelo Anthony a “watermelon felon”, acknowledging the racial element of his son’s murder after initially trying to offer Anthony’s family grace.
— AF Post (@AFpost) June 11, 2026
Anthony and his supporters justified Metcalf’s murder as revenge against racism and White…
I mean, he tried to be the bigger man and they continually spit on him, then they attacked him and his family.
Can you blame him?
He had to keep quiet and internalize his rage all through the lead up to the trial and through the trial. His son was murdered April 2, 2025, so 433 days between losing his son and the conviction. 433 days of biting his tongue and saying nothing while they slandered him and his family. 433 days while they called him a racist and both of his sons bullies.
Now his son's murderer is convicted, and received a light 35 year sentence. He has doesn't have closure, because while people are still out there screaming about the 'injustice' of Anthony's conviction and sentence, he returns home to a wife and son and huge hole in his heart because his son is still gone.
I'm honestly impressed at his self-restraint.
I am 99% sure this is AI. Revision: Found it is real, but for sarcasm, but I get his feeling, but not really help anything. But not sure I would not do the same thing and burn the world down too,
— Johnny Midnight ⚡️ (@its_The_Dr) June 10, 2026
🚨 BREAKING / RECEIPTS: Thelma Anderson was presented online as a legal voice after the Karmelo Anthony verdict but there is one very important detail people were not told.
— AMERICA FIRST 🇺🇸 (@DavideZ1911) June 11, 2026
The State Bar of Texas currently lists Ms. Thelma M. Anderson as “Not Eligible to Practice in Texas” with… pic.twitter.com/mZWabN1MB8
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