Yeah, who knows. I read somewhere that his prior lawsuit was for lead paint poisoning.

I referenced BOR earlier. Here is his p\iece on Baltimore

http://www.foxnews.com/transcript/2015/0...altimore-riots/

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God bless that mother. Baltimore, indeed the black communities throughout the US, could use an army of women like her.

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You won't see them in the MSM, but they exist in multitudes.

The problem is, there are no fathers.

And we have the U.S. government to thank for these fatherless, feral youths.

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That includes her house, where she spawned six children, and not one baby-daddy to be seen. She's just as much part of the problem as she is the solution.

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I disagree. She, as we all have, has made some bad decisions, but, damn, the lady went out there and got her boy and put a halt to his criminal aspirations. I admire that.

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Salon sees evidence of white hypocrisy in our praising of this woman who was "beating" her son. This piece is an example of liberal trash that seeks to keep the black enslaved in victim hood status. TM
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The Hideous White Hypocrisy Behind the Baltimore “Hero Mom” Hype: How clueless media applause excuses police brutality
by Joan Walsh - April 29, 2015

Baltimore’s “Hero Mom” has a name. It’s Toya Graham. And the woman lionized nationwide for beating her 16-year-old son on camera, and dragging him away from Monday night’s riots, doesn’t feel at all like a hero. “I don’t. I don’t,” Graham told CBS “This Morning” on Wednesday.
“My intention was just to get my son and have him be safe.” Later in the interview, Graham confesses, “I just lost it.” (Watch the whole thing at the end of this post.)

Her moment of losing it made her a hero to much of white America – and not just to the right. Coast to coast, the media is hyping Graham as “Hero Mom” and her on-camera beating as “Tough Love.” It’s not just Fox News or the “New York Post,” whose tabloid “Send in the Moms” front page this time reflects rather than rebukes the mainstream media. And that’s heartbreaking.

The debate over the moment Graham says she “lost it” is complex. There’s a parallel black debate going on that, as always when it comes to racial issues, is richer and more nuanced. But anyone white who’s applauding Graham’s moment of desperation, along with the white media figures who are hyping her “heroism,” is essentially justifying police brutality, and saying the only way to control black kids is to beat the shit out of them.

I’m aware that a lot of African Americans are lauding Graham, too. This piece isn’t directed at them. Whether they applaud or critique Graham’s corporal punishment, most black people debating the issue acknowledge that the desperate public beating came from centuries of black parents knowing they have to discipline their children harshly, or else white society will do it for them – and they may not survive it.

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http://www.salon.com/2015/04/29/the_hide...lice_brutality/

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I’m aware that a lot of African Americans are lauding Graham, too. This piece isn’t directed at them.

What???? OMG!! such liberal garbage!!!


Joan Walsh editor Salon

Lady you are one sick puppy!!!

CNN interview with mother AND son

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Salon sees evidence of white hypocrisy in our praising of this woman who was "beating" her son. This piece is an example of liberal trash that seeks to keep the black enslaved in victim hood status. TM
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The Hideous White Hypocrisy Behind the Baltimore “Hero Mom” Hype: How clueless media applause excuses police brutality
by Joan Walsh - April 29, 2015

Baltimore’s “Hero Mom” has a name. It’s Toya Graham. And the woman lionized nationwide for beating her 16-year-old son on camera, and dragging him away from Monday night’s riots, doesn’t feel at all like a hero. “I don’t. I don’t,” Graham told CBS “This Morning” on Wednesday.
“My intention was just to get my son and have him be safe.” Later in the interview, Graham confesses, “I just lost it.” (Watch the whole thing at the end of this post.)

Her moment of losing it made her a hero to much of white America – and not just to the right. Coast to coast, the media is hyping Graham as “Hero Mom” and her on-camera beating as “Tough Love.” It’s not just Fox News or the “New York Post,” whose tabloid “Send in the Moms” front page this time reflects rather than rebukes the mainstream media. And that’s heartbreaking.

The debate over the moment Graham says she “lost it” is complex. There’s a parallel black debate going on that, as always when it comes to racial issues, is richer and more nuanced. But anyone white who’s applauding Graham’s moment of desperation, along with the white media figures who are hyping her “heroism,” is essentially justifying police brutality, and saying the only way to control black kids is to beat the shit out of them.

I’m aware that a lot of African Americans are lauding Graham, too. This piece isn’t directed at them. Whether they applaud or critique Graham’s corporal punishment, most black people debating the issue acknowledge that the desperate public beating came from centuries of black parents knowing they have to discipline their children harshly, or else white society will do it for them – and they may not survive it.

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http://www.salon.com/2015/04/29/the_hide...lice_brutality/

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I’m aware that a lot of African Americans are lauding Graham, too. This piece isn’t directed at them.

What???? OMG!! such liberal garbage!!!


Joan Walsh editor Salon

Lady you are one sick puppy!!!

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