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It's 100 percent legally to take a picture of anything you want in public. You're blaming the victim of a violent assault, implying they deserved to be criminally assaulted. I assume you're just another cowardly racist who takes the side of blacks against whites, instead… Read More

You hate the man who responds to being assaulted with vulgarity toward his assailant, instead of the violent individual who resorted to violence because they didn't like their picture being taken? Yep, another racist who favors blacks over whites, instead of treating people equally.… Read More

Women generally don't hit that hard, and it's easy to block someone's swings if they're not good fighters, so his story is 100 percent believable. People just don't want to believe that a black woman could be in the wrong in a confrontation with a vulgar (and allegedly… Read More

Yes it is 100% legal to take pictures of people without discretion. Where do you get your ridiculous legal theories from?

So it's not a violation of free speech to create a prison term as a consequence for saying something other people don't like? If a government charges people with sedition for criticizing the government, that's not a violation of free speech? Afterall, all the government… Read More

I think he mentioned that the 5 other people 'almost' resorted to attacking him, but didn't actually get physical. You need to go back and read everything more carefully, this time with less bias.

He says he didn't press charges because she threatened to accuse him of sexual assault. It's understandable to be afraid of this kind of false allegation. He also apparently took a picture of the individual in the process of assaulting him, so I don't think he's lying.… Read More

I don't see any actual racism in his comments. His tirade is directed toward the woman and the (apparently) racist black men who allegedly took her side.

In this thread: people are more offended by a man criticizing violence in the black community, and insulting a woman who (allegedly) assaulted him, than they are that a woman resorted to violence in response to having her picture taken in public, and that 5 other people (allegedly)… Read More

And then there are the idiots who are trying to justify the violent assault by arguing he took a picture of her deliberately. As if it's legal to assault someone if they take your picture in public without permission. What absolute idiocy, and savagery (and no, me using the worse… Read More