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lostnfound

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31. It was absurd. And he described as the "other side". That really bothered me.

Fri Jun 19, 2015, 04:05 PM

Jun 2015

I feel awful for his family, to the extent that they are not the incubator that created his crazy racism. But for the judge to start with that, it was simply bizarre!! And to refer to it as the victims on the other side. The judge obviously has entrenched bias himself.

Can anyone imagine the outrage of a judge uttered those same words about the family of a Muslim terrorist?? The judge would have been lynched for it.

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Judge STARTS the hearing with calling shooter's family victims [View all] csziggy Jun 2015 OP

Good lord. McCamy Taylor Jun 2015 #1

No. They're trying to prevent them. Fawke Em Jun 2015 #13

Link here chalmers Jun 2015 #2

The same family that gave him the gun? moondust Jun 2015 #3

Today they have been saying that he bought the gun himself csziggy Jun 2015 #10

Trying to protect daddy-dear from 10 yrs in the slammer, uncle said that it was a gift for shooters peacebird Jun 2015 #27

I saw a report which quoted cops as saying he bought the gun legally. Yo_Mama Jun 2015 #33

Apparently he has not been convicted of a felony csziggy Jun 2015 #40

Yes, the drug arrest thing was very recent - courts don't work that quickly. Yo_Mama Jun 2015 #42

oh FUCK. CaliforniaPeggy Jun 2015 #4

Do you think what those people are saying to him is getting to him? notadmblnd Jun 2015 #5

I know he reacted to the woman who was in the room csziggy Jun 2015 #8

Seriously. Did he HAVE to do this? They are not victims. They helped create a monster! MoonRiver Jun 2015 #6

You don't know that. Fawke Em Jun 2015 #11

I do know they gave a disturbed person money to buy a gun. MoonRiver Jun 2015 #12

Yes - but the fact is that you don't KNOW any of that. Fawke Em Jun 2015 #15

I'm giving you my very well educated opinion. MoonRiver Jun 2015 #16

not to pile on you, but statements from his associates said he was planning this for 6 months still_one Jun 2015 #30

Don't let hate create hate. It's not good for you. nolabear Jun 2015 #17

Who's hating? MoonRiver Jun 2015 #20

I think you are confusing the Victims' families with the accused. Glassunion Jun 2015 #19

I did not say he gave the shooter's family a chance to speak. MoonRiver Jun 2015 #22

This message was self-deleted by its author Glassunion Jun 2015 #24

You have NO evidence for that. None. Yo_Mama Jun 2015 #35

And here is testimony to show that you are wrong Yo_Mama Jun 2015 #43

omg .... the hurt can be felt through the screen uponit7771 Jun 2015 #7

So emotional Joanie Baloney Jun 2015 #9

Let us hope so. And work toward it. nolabear Jun 2015 #18

Talk about a good 'old boy. mnhtnbb Jun 2015 #14

He called the victims' family members... Not the shooters. Glassunion Jun 2015 #21

Oh, no, he made a big point of naming Roof's family members victims, too. mnhtnbb Jun 2015 #23

No shit! I missed that. Glassunion Jun 2015 #25

Yes. Right at the start of the hearing. mnhtnbb Jun 2015 #26

You have no idea how he got to be the way he is. mythology Jun 2015 #34

Hate is learned behavior; taught by family, friends and in the schools he attended from K to 12... 4139 Jun 2015 #28

Their negligent parenting is criminal bluestateguy Jun 2015 #29

It was absurd. And he described as the "other side". That really bothered me. lostnfound Jun 2015 #31

His words: lostnfound Jun 2015 #32

46% of the above words ARE ABOUT THE KILLER'S FAMILY---71% if you begin with "We have victims...." WinkyDink Jun 2015 #38

Thank you for the quote csziggy Jun 2015 #41

I want American justice to be served olddots Jun 2015 #36

They should not be mentioned AT ALL. FGS, we aren't trying a minor child here. WinkyDink Jun 2015 #37

Wha? City Lights Jun 2015 #39