Travel advisory issued for Missouri by the NAACP

[Sermistalot]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/naa...cid=spartanntp


This is the first time the NAACP has issued a statewide "travel advisory" that I know of. They usually come from government entities.

[Machismo]

I'm guessing parts of Alabama and Texas are seeing how they can get added to that list.

[McFuu]

This shit is getting way too far out of control. Stupid motherfuckers think we live in Baghdad.

[dd614]

No advisories for Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis, Houston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Atlanta, etc where thousands of blacks are murdered by other blacks every year. NAACP really on the ball stopping the real threat to blacks: a handful of white racist assholes yelling the N word.

[Masoner]

No advisories for Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis, Houston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Atlanta, etc where thousands of blacks are murdered by other blacks every year. NAACP really on the ball stopping the real threat to blacks: a handful of white racist assholes yelling the N word.

This, black people literally going out to kill other black people but it's safe to travel there.

[Kaleredar]

No advisories for Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis, Houston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Atlanta, etc where thousands of blacks are murdered by other blacks every year. NAACP really on the ball stopping the real threat to blacks: a handful of white racist assholes yelling the N word.

Because they aren't being targeted for being black there.

Unless you construe things like "gang violence" as a symptom of "being black."

[Mormolyce]

No advisories for Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis, Houston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Atlanta, etc where thousands of blacks are murdered by other blacks every year. NAACP really on the ball stopping the real threat to blacks: a handful of white racist assholes yelling the N word.

Mmmm, I know reading hurts the old peepers but if you actually read the article:

Missouri became the first because of recent legislation making discrimination lawsuits harder to win, and in response to longtime racial disparities in traffic enforcement and a spate of incidents cited as examples of harm coming to minority residents and visitors, say state NAACP leaders.

Those incidents included racial slurs against black students at the University of Missouri and the death earlier this year of 28-year-old Tory Sanders, a black man from Tennessee who took a wrong turn while traveling and died in a southeast Missouri jail even though he hadn't been accused of a crime.

"How do you come to Missouri, run out of gas and find yourself dead in a jail cell when you haven't broken any laws?" asked Rod Chapel, the president of the Missouri NAACP.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/naa...cid=spartanntp

So it's a bit worse than "the N word" as Americans say.

[Taso]

I would understand if this was Mississippi or Virginia but Missouri?

[Direpenguin]

Because they aren't being targeted for being black there.

Unless you construe things like "gang violence" as a symptom of "being black."

Quote the part in the law where it says "specifically for black people"...

[purebalance]

Mmmm, I know reading hurts the old peepers but if you actually read the article:


http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/naa...cid=spartanntp

So it's a bit worse than "the N word" as Americans say.

Except most of the University of Missouri was unfounded therefore shouldn't even be mentioned when if anything the protesters made it more dangerous to go to. Tory Sanders ASKED to be held there and got violent when trying to be moved to a different cell when he demanded he be allowed to stay(the rest is still not really clear on what happened).

So no there isn't anything "a bit worse". It's the NAACP being stupid.