This is interesting
With no blacks on the jury perhaps we will see some semblance of “justice” after all.
I say “justice” because real justice would have been Austin Metcalf’s brother confirming Karmelo Anthony murdered his brother followed shortly thereafter by Anthony swinging from a tree. Even better justice would be Anthony’s entire bloodline, up and down, being utterly extirpated. Best we can hope for is a life sentence, no way he gets the death penalty and even if he did, even in Texas, it would take decades to be carried out.
The woman who posted this, Sarah Fields, has been all over this case. She gets up at the butt crack of dawn, travels to the court, stands in line and then spends all day watching the proceedings. She has been threatened and harassed repeatedly by black “supporters” of Karmelo Anthony and it will only get worse.
The jury having no blacks is problematic in one way, as soon as I saw this last night my wife said that will be grounds for an immediate appeal if the Murder Monkey is convicted. The black supremacist supporters of Karmelo Anthony are of course already pitching a fit including one “Minister” Dominique Alexander, a “man” that shook a baby so badly he nearly killed it, and his collection of subhuman retards calling themselves “The Next Generation Action Network”
Dollar Store Al Sharpton has been in front of every camera he can find.
There are still plenty of reasons why the jury would find Anthony “not guilty”, some liberal White woman infused with a lifetime of racial guilt might refuse to convict because of equity and slavery and such. As Sarah Fields is pointing out, the Murder Monkey’s supporters are infantilizing him already, “how can you lock up a baby for life?!”, as if the guy isn’t an adult who brought a knife to a track meet.
We will see what happens, I remain solidly pessimistic that he will be convicted.
Either way, it remains the case that blacks in America are out of control and they can’t be reasoned with and they can’t even be bribed to behave better. The only solution to America’s black violence problem is an old one we abandoned to our detriment.
