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White Family reportedly attacked for being in the "wrong neighborhood" of Baton Rouge

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CCDW license and weapon make this a different story. Sure that retort won't go over well though.
What that headline have looked like? "Local man killed just because he was black"
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What that headline have looked like? "Local man killed just because he was black"

I don't know, seems like the clerk may have been able to back up the story.

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Dont even mention hate crime. Maybe it was because he had a PINK shirt on.

The article mentions the following:

 

"Of those three, Dickerson was arrested and charged with second-degree battery. The other two suspects, Devin Bessye, 24, and Ashley Simmons, 22, were released on site after police wrote them each a summons for simple battery.

 

When police were questioned about why all three defendants were not charged with felony second degree battery, Stubbs responded, "Because you have to have disfigurement for a second-degree battery charge, and only one victim had disfigurement and he was attacked by the one suspect that we booked."

 

However, Louisiana law defines second-degree battery as "bodily injury which involves unconsciousness, extreme physical pain or protracted and obvious disfigurement."

 

The victim suffered "a broken eye socket, broken nose, and several lacerations to the face," and his wife was knocked unconscious."

 

If that is what the state defines at second degree battery, what do first degree battery involve? Wow.

Too much is made of color in this situation. Pink shirt. White male.

 

 

This is a crime of ignorance but it isn't a hate crime and a good lawyer could keep it from being charged as a hate crime as well. Saying you're not going to make it out of the neighborhood doesn't qualify a crime as being hate and neither does the fact that it is a black guy who beat up a white guy. The story reads that the black guy was making fun of the white guy and then said you aren't going to make it out of the neighborhood. That's not enough to prove a hate crime took place and the police said as much.

 

 

Making a mountain out of a mole hill folks.

Too much is made of color in this situation. Pink shirt. White male.

 

 

This is a crime of ignorance but it isn't a hate crime and a good lawyer could keep it from being charged as a hate crime as well. Saying you're not going to make it out of the neighborhood doesn't qualify a crime as being hate and neither does the fact that it is a black guy who beat up a white guy. The story reads that the black guy was making fun of the white guy and then said you aren't going to make it out of the neighborhood. That's not enough to prove a hate crime took place and the police said as much.

 

 

Making a mountain out of a mole hill folks.

I'd have made him a black canoe. But no way am I wearing a pink shirt.

I'd have made him a black canoe. But no way am I wearing a pink shirt.

 

It takes a real man to wear pink. As the saying goes....

Too much is made of color in this situation. Pink shirt. White male.

 

 

This is a crime of ignorance but it isn't a hate crime and a good lawyer could keep it from being charged as a hate crime as well. Saying you're not going to make it out of the neighborhood doesn't qualify a crime as being hate and neither does the fact that it is a black guy who beat up a white guy. The story reads that the black guy was making fun of the white guy and then said you aren't going to make it out of the neighborhood. That's not enough to prove a hate crime took place and the police said as much.

 

 

Making a mountain out of a mole hill folks.

 

I am just against the entire 'hate crime' category anyway.

 

Its either a crime or not a crime for what you did and your actions. Not your internal emotions or thoughts.

 

This was assault. Maybe terrorist threatening since done in front of family. White, pink shirt, funny accent. It shouldn't matter. Assault is assault - in this case.

I am just against the entire 'hate crime' category anyway.

 

Its either a crime or not a crime for what you did and your actions. Not your internal emotions or thoughts.

 

This was assault. Maybe terrorist threatening since done in front of family. White, pink shirt, funny accent. It shouldn't matter. Assault is assault - in this case.

 

I agree. I just want there to be a straight definition across the board.

I'll rock a pink shirt with a quickness. I have four on standby for this summer. The wife loves me in pink.

 

 

My skin tone+pink shirt=match made in Heaven.

I'll rock a pink shirt with a quickness. I have three on standby for this summer. The wife loves me in pink.

 

 

My skin tone+pink shirt=match made in Heaven.

 

Pink is the new blue.

I am just against the entire 'hate crime' category anyway.

 

Its either a crime or not a crime for what you did and your actions. Not your internal emotions or thoughts.

 

This was assault. Maybe terrorist threatening since done in front of family. White, pink shirt, funny accent. It shouldn't matter. Assault is assault - in this case.

 

 

Word up.

I'll rock a pink shirt with a quickness. I have three on standby for this summer. The wife loves me in pink.

 

 

My skin tone+pink shirt=match made in Heaven.

The pink clashes with my lack of hair.

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