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About Jena—The Other Side of the Story

mvdg.wordpress.com — Jena, like elsewhere in America, has its share of racial concerns. There appears, however, to be "another side of the story." It seems Jena has been made the poster child for racial inequality based largely on media hype. Apparently, the "Jena 6" are really just ordinary thugs who may now unfairly benefit from efforts to improve race relations.

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  • Ezoran, on 10/10/2007, -0/+0Too bad the publicity-craving racists couldn't be bothered to see the facts for what they were.

    I'm glad that Al Sharpton, and everyone else that support the Jena 6, openly condone groups of 6 jumping on and beating 1 person and then kicking the *lifeless* body, not really knowing if they had killed the 1 or not, but steady kicking at the non-moving body on the ground.

    Grats to all you non-human monsters that support this sort of attack. Just sit back and think about what you've decided to support; then, if someone in your family gets jumped in a 6 on 1 fight, remember back to the day that you gave your wholehearted support to the perpetrators of this type of violence.

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