Black man found hanging from tree in Mississippi
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lmao
well the tree trunk is pretty thin and there was nothing around the tree to stand on, he was around three fee off of the ground
Officials: Evidence doesn't support foul play
African-American man was found hanging from a tree in the Mississippi woods
Officials: Evidence doesn't support foul play | National News - WVTM
that is frigging hilarious...maybe that's how he did it....I was kind of shocked by the size of the tree...like dude pick something majestic to fly out on...scrawny little thing
Officials: Evidence doesn't support foul play
African-American man was found hanging from a tree in the Mississippi woods
Officials: Evidence doesn't support foul play | National News - WVTM
I still think Colonel Mustard is looking pretty shifty but nobody ever listens to me.
Are you sure. I see no evidence to support your claim.
Yup, somewhere just after WW11 the parties did a role reversal. But don't tell Smack that. He is still stuck in the 1800s.
I think they been s***birds from day 1. At times I wonder if they be putting on a show and all us dummies fallin for their act.
Yup, it is all a movie they play to entertain the sheeple while they go about doing whatever they please.
And some people will go back to the crusades, and Salem witch trials to support a claim against christians.....
But you wouldn't do that heh?
Noooooo! or maybe? yes huh?
That you got that from what I said, says more about you than me. I would not even suggest a return to such Christian barbarity, let alone act it out. You sir are just a shyte disturber with no social or religious merit.
Nope, not stuck at all but you have trouble following threads.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Finneran
Democrat Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives.
After the 2000 U.S. census, in 2001 the Massachusetts House, under Finneran's leadership, drew up new House districts. The redistricting was challenged in Federal court, in a civil case, by the Black Political Task Force and others, as unfair to minority voters by constructing districts intended to favor white incumbents to the detriment of candidates preferred by blacks. In 2004, a three-judge Federal Court panel held that the redistricting plan violated section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 by discriminating against black voters. It held that 17 Massachusetts House districts were enjoined from being used in the 2004 election, that the legislature was given six weeks to create an acceptable plan for the districts, and the plaintiff Black Political Task Force could comment on proposed districts before being approved by the Court.[6][7] In a footnote to the decision, the court criticized Finneran, implying that he misled the court when he testified that he had little involvement in the redistricting process. The court said "Although Speaker Finneran denied any involvement in the redistricting process, the circumstantial evidence strongly suggests the opposite conclusion." Finneran's attorney, Egbert, claimed that the statement was "simply wrong." (Under state law and House rules, Finneran was free to participate in drafting the legislative map before it was released.)[8] Federal prosecutors indicted Finneran in June 2005 in a criminal case, charging him with perjury and obstruction of justice for misrepresenting his participation in the redistricting process. The indictment cited eight meetings that he held about redistricting
Role reversal? I think not.
You Failed Again Cliffy