I think it's great that they're behind bars now. These kinds of BM aren't worth being around WW anyway and being around in society. I suppose it's good that you've found this kind of article.
I hope that you view these kinds of things in that light and not in the light that black males are savages, as a fraction of the people who commented on the articles suggest.
A memorable quote I've decided to pick out is this one.
lemming-free zone
12:54 PM
Mar 8, 2011
This may seem off-topic, but it's actually very on point. When one looks at a typical thread such as this regarding any negative story involving blacks it is apparent from the comments that we blacks have a very negative image in the eyes of much, if not most of the public. Tragic stories like this one bring out the hatemongers who want to tar and feather all blacks with the same brush. Why is this? Why are we so loathed? Were we hated like this in the 60's and 70's? Back then there was more of a sense of unity among us blacks and a sense of hope among all races that we had turned a corner towards racial equality and harmony. What happened between then and now that made it easy for folks to "profile" blacks? I have my own thoughts on the matter, but I'd be curious to know what others think.
When BMs screw up pretty badly, it gets more press time and causes blacks (as a whole) to appear as being negative for society. When George Hugely assaulted the crap out of Yeardley Love (or w/e her name was) the case was brief and kept on the low. That has been forgotten by now. Sadly, it's a double standard in this country when BMs and WMs do something badly of a high magnitude.