Jena 6 Case?

Question

is there anyone who actually agrees with the D.A. in the Jena 6 case? Do you believe White Supremacists should be allowed to march on Jena on MLK's birthday(morally and constitutionally)?

Just so everyone knows i am not in any way for the white supremacists marching on jena...in fact i wish all racists would be burned alive and made to suffer before dying for all the hate they have given and taught to young americans and people worldwide...i also disagree 100% with the D.A.

Answer 1

I am a proud Afro-American woman. The D. A. is a racist. The KKK can go to HELL. HELL NO, they shouldn't march on MLK birthday or anywhere else for that matter.

Answer 2

The problem with Jena 6 is that outside people and media misrepresented it as a race issue. It is a school safety issue. I work at a poor, rural high school where if students get into physical altercations, we have them arrested and file charges against them regardless of their race. This is because in recent years, young people (boys in particular) think nothing of beating the snot out of somebody and just getting a slap on the wrist. Yes, the noose incident was stupid and insensitive and was dealt with the strongest consequences the school had available. Beating a student unconscious by 6 students is dangerous and life threatening. We had a kid die a few years ago from a single freak blow by one student on another. Both kids were black, so nobody made a race issue of it. We can't keep minimizing school violence by using race as a red herring.

Answer 3

I' m so sick of hearing about this case. it's all discusting and truely, there isn't only white black issues out there these days. Human trafficing is modern day slavory, kids, women , so focusing on just black and whit is discusting and sad that ignorant people jump on the band wagon. I am a believer in freedom to be what you want and if it is ok to celebrate martin luthar king and black history month, which I have GRAT respect for, I think each race shoiuld be allowed to honor history in the same way, but to march with sheets on screamming hate, well that's coward, hate nad not what I think is fredom of expression, that is hate and hate is ugly. It's really to bad that this has turned into race vs. crim that was done it should have all been color blind period!!!!!

Answer 4

Yes I agree with the D.A., the kid committed a crime and had priors, it's a fact.
I didn't think the people who marched for the Jena 6 should have rallyed for something so pointless neither should the KKK.
I solves nothing. I think this is the point they are trying to prove.

Answer 5

I think it's important for the people of jena to tell the white supremists that they are not welcome. I agree with the civil rights marchers that people who hang nooses on trees should be charged with a hate crime. At the same time, they have to send a message that it's not okay to take the law into your own hands and beat someone. Fair enough?

Answer 6

Why don't you ask the men and women that are fighting to preserve that right in the homeland.

Racist or non-racist, a persons rights are more important no matter what color, race or religion one may be.

If a person's right to express themselves is suppressed, then the troops in the past, present and future will have died in vain.

I understand if someone does not agree with what I say, but it's a fact. And unfortunately, we have to let the 'ugly' out in the open sometime.

Answer 7

hell no and may all the kkk members burn in hell and the people that support these ignorant bastards for all eternity

Answer 8

no, and no