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Topic	KKK Leader turned PRIEST asks a Black Couple for FORGIVENESS..but they REFUSED!
EightySeven 12/11/17 2:14:37 AM #5:	Zeus posted... EightySeven posted... Zeus posted... If it's 40 years and the only thing they suffered was a damaged lawn, you can kinda let it go Right, it's not like there's any sort of psychological trauma from credible terroristic threats. Nope, only a damaged lawn. Which goes back to the "40 years," dude. More importantly, he was arrested immediately thereafter. That's more comfort than most of us get when either threatened or attacked. At any rate there's a trauma level cutoff point for every individual and it's not really for you to say what that should be from person to person. If we're talking about the average person, though, I'm pretty sure most people would understand still being affected decades later by literally be threatened by a racial supremacy group with a history of killing people. If someone held a gun to your face and told you they were going to shoot, you might not be over it for the rest of your life. It's also pretty telling that you tried to downplay a KKK cross burning as petty vandalism, though. <cite>EightySeven posted [p:891991547] in KKK Leader... [t:76085717]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EightySeven posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>If it's 40 years and the only thing they suffered was a damaged lawn, you can kinda let it go</quote> Right, it's not like there's any sort of psychological trauma from credible terroristic threats. Nope, only a damaged lawn.</quote> Which goes back to the "40 years," dude. More importantly, he was arrested immediately thereafter. That's more comfort than most of us get when either threatened or attacked.</quote> At any rate there's a trauma level cutoff point for every individual and it's not really for you to say what that should be from person to person. If we're talking about the average person, though, I'm pretty sure most people would understand still being affected decades later by literally be threatened by a racial supremacy group with a history of killing people. If someone held a gun to your face and told you they were going to shoot, you might not be over it for the rest of your life. It's also pretty telling that you tried to downplay a KKK cross burning as petty vandalism, though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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