Ironic statement is ironic, no?

Mob rule. He who controls the mobs rule.

Interesting that because of this case the lefties would have people believe we have a race problem and a stand your ground problem in this country.

Once again mob rule persists to suppress the voice of those of us who vote on election day and then have to go to work for the rest of the year.

I've got no problem with people doing this so long as they don't interfere with the execution of the governor's official responsibilities.  All sides of the political spectrum have that right, though it seems that those of us on the right seldom avail ourselves of this type of political free speech and assembly.  This is unfortunate since it appears that in recent years the squeaky wheel gets the grease more often than not.  Maybe conservatives can start being the squeaky wheel for a change.

But those people are so misinformed.  The SYG law wasn't implicated in the Zimmerman case.  And why do black leader's claim that SYG laws affect blacks disproportionately?  Are they honestly claiming that blacks commit a larger percentage of violent crimes and hence they worry that blacks committing these violent attacks will be dealt with harshly by law abiding citizens under SYG?  I've got an idea, quit violently attacking people for no legitimate purpose.  Problem solved.  Why don't these people organize protests in major (inner) cities across the country that have excessively high black on black crime rates?  And why aren't they protesting the whole Aaron Hernandez saga.  I mean, he appears to be a "white hispanic" who executes blacks when he's not running routes in the NFL.

Governor Scott should make a news announcement while letting it "slip" that he is going to acquiesce to the crowds demands, and then in a big

Actually, it is (or will be).

Along with the national debt.

I noticed today the leader of the Dream Defenders has "REVOLT OR DIE" tattooed on his forearm.


 

http://kleinonline.wnd.com/audio/aaron-dismantles-grassroots-trayvon-protest-movement/#





13 min audio.





ETA:....I posted this before I listened to this.....skip to about the 6min mark.