Killer on the loose in Grenada!!!!!!!!!!1

[Beaudog1]

[GreenheadJim]

Give 'em HELL Lodi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wish I would find him. No one would ever see him again. The only people that would know what happened would be myself and the DEVIL.

[drake2006_327]

[chs36]

there's good white folks...bad white folks... good asians... bad asians... good mexicans...bad mexicans.. good black folks... bad black folks.. etc.. i personally have nothing for any thug regardless of the race. i don't agree with illegals.. gangs are made up of a bunch of punks that cant stand alone. and although there are some asian chicks that are pretty good looking.. i believe we are all different colors for a reason. i dont want my kids dating a different race regardless of how good of people they are. it's ok to be friends with different types of people.. but there is a fine line. just how i was raised.

[drake2006_327]

[davidees]

Blacks make up about 13% of the US population, but according to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) non-Hispanic blacks accounted for 30.4% of the prison and jail population in 2009. Lifetime chances of a person going to prison are higher for

-- men (9%) than for women (1.1%)
-- blacks (16.2%) and Hispanics (9.4%) than for whites (2.5%)

Based on current rates of first incarceration, an estimated 28% of black males will enter State or Federal prison during their lifetime, compared to 16% of Hispanic males and 4.4% of white males.

Sixty-five percent of state prison inmates belonged to racial or ethnic minorities in 1991, up from 60% in 1986.

At current levels of incarceration newborn black males in this country have a greater than a 1 in 4 chance of going to prison during their lifetimes, while Hispanic males have a 1 in 6 chance, and white males have a 1 in 23 chance of serving time. NCJ 160092

The number of drug trafficking convictions in State courts more than doubled between 1986 and1990. Of persons convicted of drug trafficking in State courts in 1990--85% were male 42% were white, 57% black, and 1% of other races

I've been called racist for my views. Think what you want, but my beliefs are backed by statistics.

[chs36]

[levi127]

I love big black women!
You ever go down in a plane they look for the black box 1st!
You ever see a black cat with a robin in its mouth?
What is it, once you go black you'll never go back!

LODI you are my hero!

[Dutch Dog]

[levi127]

Pick you one out and you will know why!

[Beaudog1]

[duramaxdiesel09]

Ha this post just completely got off subject... If you find out anything else please post it. I heard he broke into a house in Elliott last night so the search party is there now.

[LODI QUACKER]

My mother taught this one in elem. school, his family is likely from Lodi we have some folks named Seals that live very close to my parents place. I am sure he is being assisted and knows this area well.

[farmerc83]

Somehow, someway, we are going to have to fix the dynamics of the family before we can fix our entire society. Way to many fatherless homes out there, and I don't mean divorced parents where the father still loves and adores his children. Fact of the matter, like it or not, is that the black community doesn't do as good of a job with this from conception to age 18. 70% of their children are born to unwed mothers and a large % of that 70% have a father that could care less about their existence.

From Tom Brokaw's "Separate but Unequal" which was a several hour special focusing on "racial" issues in Jackon. It aired in 2006.

Riding along with Frank Melton and stopped at a neigborhood basketball court where several 5-12 yr old black boys were playing.

Frank Melton, mayor: I don’t want to embarrass anybody but I want you all to be honest with me ok. Where’s your daddy?”

BOY #1: “In Chicago”

MELTON: Where’s your daddy?

BOY #2: “Prolly at work somewhere”

MELTON: Where’s your daddy?

BOY #3: ‘in Chicago”

MELTON: Where’s your daddy?

BOY #4: “at home”

MELTON: Where’s your daddy?

BOY #5: in Baton Rouge.

MELTON: Where’s your daddy?

BOY #6: “in jail. My daddy’s in jail.”

MELTON: “your daddy’s in jail. I rest my case. I rest my case.


Full story http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13990611/

[jacksbuddy]