When "Neighborhood Watch" Gets Out of Hand

[Riot]

Originally Posted by bigrun

Nah nah, when a non-ignoree quotes your post he will sneak in and read it.
That's an old trick those ignorers use...:

LOL - It is funny when their very next post, surprisingly, addresses what I just wrote about ....

Dell-free is nice, however. I'm enjoying that greatly. I hope that others come out of lurk now into politics forum.

[somerfrost]

Originally Posted by Riot

LOL - It is funny when their very next post, surprisingly, addresses what I just wrote about ....

Dell-free is nice, however. I'm enjoying that greatly. I hope that others come out of lurk now into politics forum.

never understood the ignore button, never ran into anyone who's posts upset me. Anyway there are probably some who have me on ignore...oh well, they miss out on my pearls of wisdom (lol).

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by somerfrost

never understood the ignore button, never ran into anyone who's posts upset me. Anyway there are probably some who have me on ignore...oh well, they miss out on my pearls of wisdom (lol).

someone give somer a cookie.

[geeker2]

Originally Posted by Danzig

someone give somer a cookie.

Zig thanks for your post otherwise I would have never known somer existed

Somer is just bitter over not being invited to tween buffy-themed slumber parties.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by geeker2

Zig thanks for your post otherwise I would have never known somer existed

lol

perhaps everyone should stop quoting to protect the innocent??

[DaTruth]

I guess the 13-year-old witness didn't ask to remain anonymous, unlike Martin's girlfriend. The 13-year-old must want to be a celebrity.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/trayvon-mar...9#.T3UlhNmS84L

[bigrun]

In Defense of George Zimmerman?

Ever since the media latched on to the Trayvon Martin killing (view our collection of Trayvon Martin cartoons here), they seem to be certain of one thing – George Zimmerman, the neighbor watch man who shot the Florida teenager, is guilty of murder.

Most cartoonists have focused on the tragedy of Trayvon’s death, but Michael McParlane went a different direction and focused on the media’s newfound role and judge, jury and exuctioner:






I asked Michael his thoughts, and here’s what he emailed me:

Debates are rampant over whether or not the same backlash would be exhibited if this were a black on black murder. Large groups of people can effect dramatic change, but where are the current protestors, and carpetbaggers, when the crime is not deemed “racist”?