Karmelo Anthony is going to get Murder 1 prepare for the riots

[WestCanMan]

1 hour ago, Hodad said:

He can't be racist. He has a Black friend! So don't worry about the racist shit he says. 

Urban dictionary doesn't describe "watermelon felon" as a racial insult, so it wasn't.

• When a person acts out of their character to impress others and appear bad ass or have bad ass like qualities, Hence the meaning of the fruit a watermelon referring to guys who act as if they are the hulk, a one man army, or unstoppable.
• A watermelon being green on the outside (a foolish rookie, in-experienced,fake,attention seeking) and but not hardened or tough and soft&pink inside..like a vagina.

If you think of Karmelo's reason for the stabbing the same way I do, then the term fits perfectly. It sounds like Karmelo was just trying to be a badass, and he stabbed the guy for disobeying him, not because he was scared.

"He put his hands on me."

It's pretty racist to say that "by using the term watermelon, it was clearly referring to black people, because no one else eats watermelon", right?

"LET'S CALL EVERYONE RACIST!!!! LET'S USE THIS TRAGEDY TO SPREAD HATRED AND DIVISION!!!!" - CNN and the Dems. 

Edited Saturday at 03:02 PM by WestCanMan

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2 hours ago, Hodad said:

So if the very first words out of Anthony's mouth were as he was arrested were "I was protecting myself," you'd think it was a more reasonable claim of self defense? 

I'm not sure that makes sense, legally, given the way people respond differently to traumatic circumstances. 

This is basic logic and common sense. The things people say after they do something like murder someone are 100% used against them. Duh. 

 

2 hours ago, Hodad said:

He can't be racist. He has a Black friend! So don't worry about the racist shit he says. 

Like what?

You did little more than say he was a racist. You clowns on the left mindlessly accuse people of that all the time. 

[Reg Volk]

 

[Fluffypants]

I saw something I didn't think about it. The appeal could actually make things worse for Karmelo. So lets say they win and the conviction is tossed. That doesn't mean he is set free, it means there will be a new trial and the sentence could end up being 99 years this next time. 

[Hodad]

On 6/13/2026 at 10:59 AM, WestCanMan said:

Urban dictionary doesn't describe "watermelon felon" as a racial insult, so it wasn't.

• When a person acts out of their character to impress others and appear bad ass or have bad ass like qualities, Hence the meaning of the fruit a watermelon referring to guys who act as if they are the hulk, a one man army, or unstoppable.
• A watermelon being green on the outside (a foolish rookie, in-experienced,fake,attention seeking) and but not hardened or tough and soft&pink inside..like a vagina.

If you think of Karmelo's reason for the stabbing the same way I do, then the term fits perfectly. It sounds like Karmelo was just trying to be a badass, and he stabbed the guy for disobeying him, not because he was scared.

"He put his hands on me."

It's pretty racist to say that "by using the term watermelon, it was clearly referring to black people, because no one else eats watermelon", right?

"LET'S CALL EVERYONE RACIST!!!! LET'S USE THIS TRAGEDY TO SPREAD HATRED AND DIVISION!!!!" - CNN and the Dems. 

I appreciate that you jumped right to that stereotype regarding that gem (which was specifically intended to be a racial provocation) but that's just scratching the surface. He has an extended rant about how Friso isn't "what it used to be" because of "H1B visa fraud" "certain ethnicities invading" etc. There's a delightful segment about how Black Americans aren't oppressed but are actually entitled--because the civil war.🙄 Then the rant about f*ggots and butt buddies. 

Really, just a stand up individual. Maybe not a robe and hood wearing klansman, but just a delightful homophobe and casual racist. So, Texas enlightened. 

Edited Monday at 01:48 PM by Hodad

[WestCanMan]

1 hour ago, Hodad said:

I appreciate that you jumped right to that stereotype regarding that gem (which was specifically intended to be a racial provocation)

That was all I heard about, and Urban Dictionary isn't some kind of conservative fact-checker. You're the first person that I've ever known to question Urban Dictionary.

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He has an extended rant about how Friso isn't "what it used to be" because of "H1B visa fraud" "certain ethnicities invading" etc.

I don't know about H1B Visas, but there are low-level cultures taking over neighbourhoods. Don't pretend that's not true.

I know that it's hard for you think of "white-ass America" as a progressive, inclusive society, but it's leaps and bounds ahead of 99% of societies in Africa, South America, Asia and the ME. 

You have no clue about what racism, bigotry and discrimination really are. You think of them as things to whine and complain about, but 1850 America was closer to "normal" than 2026 America is. 

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 There's a delightful segment about how Black Americans aren't oppressed but are actually entitled--because the civil war.🙄 

Black Americans aren't oppressed. They were, but the pendulum has temporarily swung too far the other way now, and blacks who are grossly unqualified are being pushed into positions which Asians and white people are flatly denied because of race. 

Do you honestly think that Kamala was "the most qualified, capable person for the VP spot"? 

Do you honestly think that Kamala was "the most qualified, capable person to run for president with the Dems' nomination"? 

If you're being honest, she's a vacuous DEI hire who was in way over her head. Even the list of male blacks who towered over her is not short. 

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Then the rant about f*ggots and butt buddies. 

• The quote you are thinking of does not come from someone named Metcalfe. It is a famous, highly explicit monologue spoken by the character Stuart Alan Jones (played by Aidan Gillen) in the groundbreaking 1999 British television series Queer as Folk. [1]

Do you have the quote? I searched and got the runaround

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Really, just a stand up individual. Maybe not a robe and hood wearing klansman, but just a delightful homophobe and casual racist. So, Texas enlightened. 

Can you put a link to this somewhere? 

I don't wanna cover this topic based on your interpretation of his comments. No offence, I feel that way about everyone lol. 

[Reg Volk]

The stupidity and hatred pouring from many in the Black community over this insane Karmelo Anthony story and his evil murder of the young Austin Metcalf is shining a light on just how sick and evil these people have become, thanks to decades of victimization and identity politics from the Democrats.  So many of these people need to be fired, or at least served up a giant wake up call on how disgusting they are behaving.

19 hours ago, Fluffypants said:

I saw something I didn't think about it. The appeal could actually make things worse for Karmelo. So lets say they win and the conviction is tossed. That doesn't mean he is set free, it means there will be a new trial and the sentence could end up being 99 years this next time. 

Let's all hope. Time to set some real examples here.

[Hodad]

2 hours ago, WestCanMan said:

That was all I heard about, and Urban Dictionary isn't some kind of conservative fact-checker. You're the first person that I've ever known to question Urban Dictionary.

I don't know about H1B Visas, but there are low-level cultures taking over neighbourhoods. Don't pretend that's not true.

I know that it's hard for you think of "white-ass America" as a progressive, inclusive society, but it's leaps and bounds ahead of 99% of societies in Africa, South America, Asia and the ME. 

You have no clue about what racism, bigotry and discrimination really are. You think of them as things to whine and complain about, but 1850 America was closer to "normal" than 2026 America is. 

Black Americans aren't oppressed. They were, but the pendulum has temporarily swung too far the other way now, and blacks who are grossly unqualified are being pushed into positions which Asians and white people are flatly denied because of race. 

Do you honestly think that Kamala was "the most qualified, capable person for the VP spot"? 

Do you honestly think that Kamala was "the most qualified, capable person to run for president with the Dems' nomination"? 

If you're being honest, she's a vacuous DEI hire who was in way over her head. Even the list of male blacks who towered over her is not short. 

• The quote you are thinking of does not come from someone named Metcalfe. It is a famous, highly explicit monologue spoken by the character Stuart Alan Jones (played by Aidan Gillen) in the groundbreaking 1999 British television series Queer as Folk. [1]

Do you have the quote? I searched and got the runaround

Can you put a link to this somewhere? 

I don't wanna cover this topic based on your interpretation of his comments. No offence, I feel that way about everyone lol. 

I was replying to to the video placed in the thread here. 

And no, Black Americans do not get privilege here. They do not even get a fair deal. You can look at literally any metric you want and see that Black Americans are systemically disadvantaged. 

Particularly as it pertains to the justice system, among individuals alleged to have committed the EXACT same offense, Black defendants are more likely to be stopped, investigated, arrested, charged, tried, found guilty -- and to receive greater sentences.  

At literally every stage of the justice system, Black Americans are disadvantaged. And that's true of other systems as well. So let's not pretend that everything is hunky dory because we oh-so-graciously had a civil war. 

[Reg Volk]

37 minutes ago, Hodad said:

I was replying to to the video placed in the thread here. 

And no, Black Americans do not get privilege here. They do not even get a fair deal. You can look at literally any metric you want and see that Black Americans are systemically disadvantaged. 

Particularly as it pertains to the justice system, among individuals alleged to have committed the EXACT same offense, Black defendants are more likely to be stopped, investigated, arrested, charged, tried, found guilty -- and to receive greater sentences.  

At literally every stage of the justice system, Black Americans are disadvantaged. And that's true of other systems as well. So let's not pretend that everything is hunky dory because we oh-so-graciously had a civil war. 

This is victimization nonsense, and just more of the race-baiting garbage that the Democrats peddle.  These kinds of lies have consequences, as they radicalize young men like Karmelo Anthony to illogically hate white people for no reason.

[WestCanMan]

Hodad...

You're sitting here trying to pretend that Karmelo should have been found innocent, against all reason, then you posted this:

1 hour ago, Hodad said:

Black defendants are more likely to be stopped, investigated, arrested, charged, tried, found guilty -- and to receive greater sentences.  

The fact that you were shocked when Karmelo was found guilty is like a death-blow to your credibility on this issue.

Karmelo killed someone. 100%, no doubt, there were witnesses and he even confessed.

He didn't even know if it was in self-defence, and all of the witnesses thought it was not.

He just babbled to the police.

Buddy, Karmelo murdered someone and was found guilty of it. I'm not sure what's left to say. It was not self-defence, and he belongs in jail. 

[Hodad]

8 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

Hodad...

You're sitting here trying to pretend that Karmelo should have been found innocent, against all reason, then you posted this:

The fact that you were shocked when Karmelo was found guilty is like a death-blow to your credibility on this issue.

Karmelo killed someone. 100%, no doubt, there were witnesses and he even confessed.

He didn't even know if it was in self-defence, and all of the witnesses thought it was not.

He just babbled to the police.

Buddy, Karmelo murdered someone and was found guilty of it. I'm not sure what's left to say. It was not self-defence, and he belongs in jail. 

WTF? I'm not remotely shocked that Anthony was found guilty. 

I'm not even shocked at the VAST difference in how you people have aligned to support white killers in similar circumstances and aligned against a Black defendant applying the same defense. 

But in spite of not being shocked, I am always deeply disappointed in how many of you casually deny the fact of a two-tiered justice system. And the bias is so baked in that you often don't even know you're doing it. 

In your mind, Anthony was a calculating murderer who miscalculated. You think asking about self defense is damning, because you damned him from day 1, not because it's actually damning. 

In truth, Anthony was outmatched, and outnumbered--the same disparity of force you acknowledge elsewhere. He stabbed once and fled. When he was arrested he was a sobbing mess and the first thing he said was "I was protecting myself." "The suspect was crying hysterically." "The suspect asked me 'is he going to be ok?'"

Yes, after he was arrested he asked about self defense. Which you have spun into evidence of being cold and calculating. But that's clearly not the case. He was highly emotional. He definitely intended to stab Metcalf in the moment, but it's also clear that he didn't try to kill him (one stab) and wasn't even aware that he had killed him. He just knew he'd stabbed somebody.

It would have been far more appropriate to convict him of a lesser sentence.

But no, I'm not at all surprised that he was convicted. As I said, I'm disappointed by the automatic gravitational alignment by race, particularly when conservatives have been so eager and so vocally in support of equivalent self defense or SYG claims by white defendants. 

 

[Fluffypants]

1 hour ago, Hodad said:

WTF? I'm not remotely shocked that Anthony was found guilty. 

I'm not even shocked at the VAST difference in how you people have aligned to support white killers in similar circumstances and aligned against a Black defendant applying the same defense. 

But in spite of not being shocked, I am always deeply disappointed in how many of you casually deny the fact of a two-tiered justice system. And the bias is so baked in that you often don't even know you're doing it. 

In your mind, Anthony was a calculating murderer who miscalculated. You think asking about self defense is damning, because you damned him from day 1, not because it's actually damning. 

In truth, Anthony was outmatched, and outnumbered--the same disparity of force you acknowledge elsewhere. He stabbed once and fled. When he was arrested he was a sobbing mess and the first thing he said was "I was protecting myself." "The suspect was crying hysterically." "The suspect asked me 'is he going to be ok?'"

Yes, after he was arrested he asked about self defense. Which you have spun into evidence of being cold and calculating. But that's clearly not the case. He was highly emotional. He definitely intended to stab Metcalf in the moment, but it's also clear that he didn't try to kill him (one stab) and wasn't even aware that he had killed him. He just knew he'd stabbed somebody.

It would have been far more appropriate to convict him of a lesser sentence.

But no, I'm not at all surprised that he was convicted. As I said, I'm disappointed by the automatic gravitational alignment by race, particularly when conservatives have been so eager and so vocally in support of equivalent self defense or SYG claims by white defendants. 

 

What are you saying, that because he was upset it was OK. 

One big part about self defense you are missing is proportionality. A shove doesn't not equal a stab. 

Also you cannot provoke your own attack, that is part of the law too. Which he did by calling them all b1tches and that they won't do anything about it and threatening Austin. All they wanted was Anthony to leave somewhere he wasn't wanted, the rain had stopped and he had no reason to be there, he was actually supposed to be warming up.

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8 hours ago, Hodad said:

And no, Black Americans do not get privilege here. They do not even get a fair deal. You can look at literally any metric you want and see that Black Americans are systemically disadvantaged. 

Interesting... must not have watched the recent Knicks victory. 

You clowns on the left can't put two brain cells together to think beyond the talking points you mindlessly parrot. 

8 hours ago, Hodad said:

Particularly as it pertains to the justice system, among individuals alleged to have committed the EXACT same offense, Black defendants are more likely to be stopped, investigated, arrested, charged, tried, found guilty -- and to receive greater sentences.  

Yes. Black people per capita are engaged in more criminal behavior... 

5 hours ago, Hodad said:

I'm not even shocked at the VAST difference in how you people have aligned to support white killers in similar circumstances and aligned against a Black defendant applying the same defense. 

Like what?

So far you offered some old man in a movie theater and I didn't even agree with that verdict, but the differences were many. 

5 hours ago, Hodad said:

In truth, Anthony was outmatched, and outnumbered--the same disparity of force you acknowledge elsewhere

You are so full of shit. He was pushed by one boy. He was not outnumbered. He was free to leave at any time, refused, and instead engaged in taunting the boy he murdered into attacking him. 

You have no ability to engage honestly here. None. You are a sad pathetic little coward hiding from me. 

[Hodad]

19 hours ago, Fluffypants said:

What are you saying, that because he was upset it was OK. 

One big part about self defense you are missing is proportionality. A shove doesn't not equal a stab. 

Also you cannot provoke your own attack, that is part of the law too. Which he did by calling them all b1tches and that they won't do anything about it and threatening Austin. All they wanted was Anthony to leave somewhere he wasn't wanted, the rain had stopped and he had no reason to be there, he was actually supposed to be warming up.

I've been very clear about what I'm saying. 

I'm not missing proportionality at all. I expounded more than once on the disparity of force argument. We live in a country in which popcorn = shooting and the shooter walked free--for a white defendant outmatched 1:1. Or a white teen in TX recently stabbed 4X a kid who punched him--with evidence of premeditation--and still got a lesser charge and 10 yrs. Here we see a disparity of justice. 

You may colloquially claim that he "provoked" the encounter, but the legal standard is significantly higher and certainly was not proven.