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Thursday, July 3, 2008

EDITORIAL: When justice died

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sharonj430

Wulfstan: Please do not embarrass "white christian america" by attempting to speak for us. This incident is nothing to gloat about. Don't use it to fuel your own racist fantasies.
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THEBEATDONTSTOP

Wulstan- You racist ignorant jackazz. First of all go back and get a GED because you can't spell and I am surprised that you can read. This was a tragedy. This young man committed a heinous crime by deliberatley killing the police officer. The correctional facility employees also committed a heinous crime by killing this young man in an act of revenge. America is ruled by your own people you freaking idiot. Do you think black people own or run anything in this country? Your people make and break the laws that society is governed by. Go read an American history book then go read a book entitled Before the Mayflower then your dumb azz may be able to comprehend a little bit about America's violent past. Again this incident is a travesty that effects people period. It does not have to be about race, that police officer could have been a black man and met the same fate. Criminals don't care about race they care about green.
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richard_the_first

Sleep well America - with folks like Wultan running around it's only a matter of time until we reach the level of a 3rd world country. Perhaps we'll be lucky and Wultan won't bother to vote, we can only hope. I recommend reading "Slouching towards Armageddon".
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fed_up_with_leftards

This boy should not have been on the streets. He had an extensive record for a 19 year old. Only the court knows what his juvie record was. If he was caught for only 30% of his crimes, someone out there may be an open case of homicide due to this boy. His death has probably saved more than 1 life in the future. Good riddance and thank you to whoever was responsible, You just saved a life and the taxpayers of Maryland a bundle.
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stealthduke

"That it happened to a convicted felon with an open warrant suspected of killing a cop by dragging him with a stolen car and carrying 15 bags of crack cocaine doesn't make his death any more just." Is it just me...or does anyone else see that this is the cause of vigilante justice. This scumbag has obviously gotten himself some slick attorneys before, which, with the collusion of liberal judges, kept him on the streets, leading to this crime. The fear was that it would happen again. I agree, this act saved others lives, and likely revenged more than just this officer's life.
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