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Anybody see that interview on CNN?? what the fuck is wrong with these people.. black people can't act civilized and only because Jesus intervened that black people would of caused trouble?? Act like they forgot about the Civil Rights Marches of the past.. we never caused trouble or violence.. THEY DID!! dumb fuck
 
That was 100% disrespectful but why expect respect from a racist DA. They're mad that the march brought international spotlight to the fuckery going on in Jena.
 
fucking tired of these fool thats the same kinda bullshit bill oriely was talking ...i felt like shooting my tv when that bitch said that ...he talking like there two different jesus christ ..like god on there side and blacks cant act civil .it just pissed me off
 
'Jena 6' teen's case to be heard in juvenile court, governor says

* Story Highlights
* Mychal Bell's case will be heard in juvenile court, Gov. Kathleen Blanco says
* LaSalle Parish District Attorney Reed Walters agreed to that, she said
* Bell and five other black teens are accused of beating white student Justin Barker
* Beating followed white students hanging nooses from a tree on school grounds




BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (CNN) -- The case of Mychal Bell, a black teenager accused of beating a white classmate in Jena, Louisiana, will be heard in juvenile court, Louisiana's governor announced Wednesday.
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Mychal Bell, 17, is accused with five others of beating Justin Barker in a school fight.


Gov. Kathleen Blanco said that she discussed Bell's case with LaSalle Parish District Attorney Reed Walters on Wednesday, and that Walters agreed not to challenge a state appeals court ruling that dismissed Bell's battery and conspiracy convictions.

The court ruled that Bell, who was 16 at the time of the beating, should have been tried in juvenile court instead of having the case transferred to adult court.

Blanco made the announcement with civil rights leaders Martin Luther King III and Al Sharpton.

Last week, they led about 15,000 marchers to Jena, a town of 3,000, to protest how authorities handled the cases of Bell and five other black teens accused of beating white high school student Justin Barker.

Many said they are angry the students, dubbed the "Jena 6," are being treated more harshly than three white students who hung nooses from an oak tree on high school property.

The white students were suspended from school but did not face criminal charges. The protesters say they should have been charged with a hate crime.
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Prosecutors originally charged all six black students with second-degree attempted murder and conspiracy

The black students now face charges of aggravated second-degree battery and conspiracy in the schoolyard beating.

The altercation was the culmination of racially tense events in the town, including two fights sparked by the hanging of the nooses. E-mail to a friend E-mail to a friend

CNN's Eric Marrapodi contributed to this report.

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heard about those comments on the radio. dude apparently said the cops were ''ready and waiting'' or something to that affect. he needs to learn to do math.....cause the number of blacks folks protesting were between 10,000 and 15,000 and the number of peeps in that town is supposedly 3,000. those cops woulda got molly whoped if anything woulda went down. not even enough cops in that town to direct traffic for that amount of people
 
here's his statement...check what the Black preacher said after him.


Walters has said there was no direct link between the hanging of the nooses and the schoolyard attack, and defended the prosecutions ahead of last Thursday's peaceful march. Blanco defended the prosecutor Wednesday, saying, "He has a solid record and is highly respected among his peers."

Walters also addressed the stress and notoriety the town has been subjected to, saying the only way he and other residents "have been able to endure the trauma that has been thrust upon us is through the prayers of the Christian people who have sent them up in this community."

He also suggested that some kind of "disaster" was averted when thousands of marchers came to Jena last week.

"I firmly believe and am confident of the fact that had it not been for the direct intervention of the Lord Jesus Christ last Thursday, a disaster would have happened," Walters said.

"The Lord Jesus Christ put his influence on those people and they responded accordingly," he said, without explaining exactly what he meant.

Soon after the district attorney spoke, a local reverend took issue with his comments.
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"Obviously, we are serving two different gods here," the Rev. Donald Sidley said. "My Bible says that we should do -- we should be loving, love your neighbor as yourself.

"For him to try and separate the community like he is and then using Christ Jesus to influence the people that Jesus is working on their side, well, that's -- that's absurd. ... God is god of the human race," said Sidley, of the New Evergreen Church.

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ladyscorpio said:
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Thanks for the Baisden interview link I missed it earlier. This is just an indication of what's wrong with the white religous racist in America today. The facts speak for themselves, there's never been any diaster associated with a major march in this country. This ass just had to make a statement to deflect the impact of last weeks march.

Racist are racist are racist. Doesn't matter what state but what does matter is those in the southern states seem to feel their actions are for the better good. That's what makes many of them so dangerous. This man is unfit to hold such a position.
 
Mo-Better said:
Thanks for the Baisden interview link I missed it earlier. This is just an indication of what's wrong with the white religous racist in America today. The facts speak for themselves, there's never been any diaster associated with a major march in this country. This ass just had to make a statement to deflect the impact of last weeks march.

Racist are racist are racist. Doesn't matter what state but what does matter is those in the southern states seem to feel their actions are for the better good. That's what makes many of them so dangerous. This man is unfit to hold such a position.
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This man will continue to hold this position despite everything.:smh:
 

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