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KALI? Do you mean California? Or “Cali”? (Ugh)Believe me KALI people here are talking about this.
Yes, I am a California native

Kali is a Hindu goddess.
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KALI? Do you mean California? Or “Cali”? (Ugh)Believe me KALI people here are talking about this.
It’s not about how objective people view it, it’s the rest.While that’s certainly one way to look at it, many of us who are interested in social justice and preventing hate crimes see it entirely differently. Focusing a great deal of energy and anger on a single hoax won’t really do anything to prevent further hate crimes. Instead, it’s the abundance of real hate crimes we focus on, trying to find solutions to this very real problem. So really, I find it unfair and untrue to state that those who care about hate crimes must care a great deal about a single hoax. One hoax vs the many real instances - there’s no contest there.
I think the folks in Chicago who are not paying much mind to this and simply moving forward are pretty smart, as anger will only fuel the fire and cause more hatred.
Just a little comic relief...
Honest question. How does focusing an intense amount of outrage and anger on a rare hoax, not for a day, but for days on end or weeks, help the situation? What does it do to prevent real hate crimes?It’s not about how objective people view it, it’s the rest.
Anyone who follows this type of thing, knows two things:
Hoaxes are rare.
Hate crimes happen all too often.
Those people aren’t the problem.
The problem is people who aren’t aware of these realities, and spew ignorance on social media and beyond.
That’s why this type of thing is so harmful.
If that is really him speaking he is really badly overacting.
What did Jussie's huge lie do to prevent real hate crimes?Honest question. How does focusing an intense amount of outrage and anger on a rare hoax, not for a day, but for days on end or weeks, help the situation? What does it do to prevent real hate crimes?
Honest question. How does focusing an intense amount of outrage and anger on a rare hoax, not for a day, but for days on end or weeks, help the situation? What does it do to prevent real hate crimes?
The facts and evidence are clear here, but there are people out there who don’t care.
They will believe what they want to believe, and find any justification for doing so.
The real question is: how can his attorneys talk such a load of BS without collapsing into laughter and wetting themselves?
Don’t forget they were very inconspicuously wearing stark white stage makeup around their eyes and black ski masks, which were topped with red caps. They totally blended.No one except those two white, homophobic, racist fans of Empire who immediately recognized him and lo and behold had a noose and some bleach ready on a cold Chicago polar vertex night!![]()
Honest question. How does focusing an intense amount of outrage and anger on a rare hoax, not for a day, but for days on end or weeks, help the situation? What does it do to prevent real hate crimes?
I doubt they carried around baby wipes to wipe off makeup.
I only asked because it’s been implied that if we care about hate crimes we should all be very angry about this. I didn’t and don’t think that much of the discussion is about that, which is why I asked.This isn’t about preventing hate crimes, this is about the impact it has on real hate crimes.
I stopped following this case after it became clear that everything we had heard repeated over and over for days on end, was a lie.
The media coverage when this happened, was nonstop.
Now the story isn’t about the hoax. The story is about a celebrity receiving special treatment.
It is about a failure of justice, and the untold harm caused by a misdirection of police resources.
Chicago detectives are overworked, and were forced to chase a ghost for the better part of a month.
This wasn’t harmless.
Well, I don’t think what he did legally qualifies as a hate crime. That said, I do believe he is guilty of different crimes and should have been prosecuted. I also support the city of Chicago sending him a bill.You don't view trying to frame a race or group for a crime as a hate crime? That racial criminal framing isn't seen as a 'real hate crime,' would seem exactly why to focus on it until it is seen as a real hate crime. Racial targeting shouldn't be dismissed as something that isn't hateful.
In your opinion, what aspects of this still ongoing hate crime hoax , are not important enough to discuss on a thread about this still ongoing fake hate crime hoax ?.....mooI only asked because it’s been implied that if we care about hate crimes we should all be very angry about this. I didn’t and don’t think that much of the discussion is about that, which is why I asked.
Well, that answers my question. We just disagree about whether his actions constitute a hate crime. It is an interesting case....mooWell, I don’t think what he did legally qualifies as a hate crime. That said, I do believe he is guilty of different crimes and should have been prosecuted. I also support the city of Chicago sending him a bill.
I didn’t say it wasn’t important enough to discuss, but the I am concerned that anyone who has posted an opinion that’s not extreme outrage is essentially being told they must not care about hate crimes. It’s completely untrue. The people with more measured responses seem to get jumped on as if they are defending his actions. It’s interesting and disturbing to watch this happen here.In your opinion, what aspects of this still ongoing hate crime hoax , are not important enough to discuss on a thread about this still ongoing fake hate crime hoax ?.....moo