Thread: The Jena 6 Case
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Old 09-20-2007   #57 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by melliedee View Post
I don't understand the logic of your argument. He asked permission first, and even if he did want to sit under the tree as an experiment or to prove a point about segregation, so what? Should a Jewish family moving unto a street with no other Jews expect a swastika on thier door for moving into a neighborhood that "doesn't belong" to them? I know you didn't mean this, but you can see how the same rationale could be applied to your argument?
I think I was pretty clear about the nature of kids/teens. If the request was made just to prove that he could, it seems rather provocative. The race card should be reserved for real injustice, or it kind of loses it's punch, IMHO. To do something just to prove that it is within your rights to do, seems childish to me. As I have said, I don't know the whole story. I am guessing that his little "point" ended up costing him a lot more than he imagined.
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