The mind bending pretzel twisting of logic needed to advance ideological narratives based on race is actually hilarious to witness.   Hypocrisy does not even come close to describing the rabid delusional mind.

Zimmerman Family -  Grandfather - Grandmother - Mother as childMSNBC’s Toure’, paying homage to Trayvon anniversary, is still not convinced George Zimmerman is half-hispanic and calls it a “strange stretch”.    You see, in the mindset of the racists like Toure’ George Zimmerman can’t be called Hispanic because his dad is white; However, he refers to Obama as being black even though he has a white mother?

These folks affirm what Jack Cashill wrote a year ago –  The Peruvian-American killer media ignore ” 

On March 15, 2012, just a few days before the story of Trayvon Martin’s  killing in Florida became a national sensation, Jose Carranza, 32, found his way  back into the news.

Like George Zimmerman, Martin’s killer, Carranza is of Peruvian descent.   Like Zimmerman, Carranza killed a black youth.  Only he did not stop at one.  He  killed three.  And on March 15, he was sentenced to 155 years in prison for his  crime.

Why Zimmerman is a household name and Carranza is not tells us everything we  need to know about the way the Democratic-media complex works.  And rest  assured, it has nothing to do with the relative horror of the killings.  (read more)

Here is Toure’s diatribe – A year later and we’re still waiting for justice.

Trayvon is dead — he would’ve turned 18 on February 5th, but instead, his heart hasn’t beat in a year.

George Zimmerman, the man who shot Trayvon, will be on trial this summer. A trial is what the protesters and activists were demanding instead of another black death swept under the rug as if our lives were worth less.

But a trial in this particular case is not entirely justice because there are deeper societal problems at play that mean another black kid could become the next Trayvon on any day. […]

Since the killing, there has been a concerted effort by Zimmerman’s supporters to define him as Hispanic — as if this would change the case by removing the potential of racial profiling.

This is a clever way of combining the “people of color can’t be racist” meme (an idea most whites usually reject) and the “one-drop rule” — a hold-over from slavery that says that having one drop of black blood meant you were a slave so that new slaves could be created even if they had a white parent. This rule has not historically been applied to other races and extending it to Zimmerman because his mother is Peruvian and his father German-American seems a strange stretch. And besides, race is a social construct, not a biological reality, so to evaluate whether he was racially profiling, we’d have to know what race Zimmerman considers himself.

But even that question is moot once you realize that biases against people of color quite often reside inside people of color. Even if Zimmerman sees himself as Hispanic that doesn’t mean that he couldn’t view a strange black body in the distance through a racist lens.   (read more)

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