If a white teen was killed walking through a black neighborhood, the shooter might go to trial (assuming anyone would cooperate with the police), but everyone else would be saying "what was he thinking, walking through that neighborhood at night?" Your pitifully implied threat of retaliation or escalation is not really a threat because that's what working class whites have been living with for decades. Every major case of racial violence in the last thirty or forty years has either been perpetrated by a racial minority and the racial aspects largely ignored (aside from harping about the audacity of the system to arrest a black man and implying racism could be the only motive for his arrest), or has been ginned up into a racial issue from nothing, or has been an absolute hoax and/or a case of misconduct on the part of the prosecution (as in this case and the Duke case a couple years back). The only real fear whites have of blacks is getting railroaded should we ever find ourselves in honest opposition to one, or compelled to defend ourselves from the race that perpetrates the overwhelming majority of interracial violence and property loss and 99.999999% of the interracial rapes.

The "racist republican" myth is getting old, as the Klu Klux Klan was the militant wing of the Democratic party for generations, while the NRA has had black members from its earliest inception, and elected ALL of the black officials until FDR started buying off black leaders in the 40s. The only man to vote against the confirmation of BOTH black supreme court justices, was Robert Byrd, a lifelong Democrat. Bill Clinton's friends and mentors included notorious segregationists Orville Fabus & William Fulbright, and Republican heroes like Joe McCarthy and Richard Nixon faced the wrath of the segregationists as much as the northeastern limousine liberal establishment. When Democrats were blocking schoolhouse doors, the Republicans were nominating integrationists like Goldwater, Nixon & Agnew. When FDR was sending the Japanese to concentration camps and putting Klansmen on the Supreme Court, the Republican party platform called for anti-lynching laws and opposed the poll taxes the Democrats used to maintain Jim Crow. Unlike the President or his racist pastor, Republican Supreme Court Justice Thomas DID experience that sort of discrimination.

Given your loose association with facts of all kinds, your position vis a vis this trial is rather easy to understand.

Then STFU, until you have walked in his shoes. You call him the weakest physically, but that is exactly who should have guns, to prevent the physically strong from dominating them. Your hysterical post pretty much undermines anything you have to say on the mental state of a man you've never met.