[TheRealThing]

And that is the only thing that some conservatives seem to want to talk about. Not that a kid got murdered, but that it was falsely made into a race issue. That a dead kid is secondary to this poisonous political polarized climate. The problem is if this had not made the news, it may have been swept under the rug due to poor investigative work by several entities and a foolish Florida law. I do not agree with how it made the news, but since it is there, some wrongs need to be made right.

Come on, this is totally unjustified. Is the legal system supposed to deal with this or the media? I have a problem with the portrayal of white folks stalking black folks to murder them. You let this keep going down and you may one day get more than you are bargaining for. Tensions are high enough as things stand, because the media will not let racial issues stay in the past where they belong. The impact of this case may have adverse affect on the attitudes of thousands of people who have nothing to do with the case at all, by fanning the flames of racial hatred. There is no question among rational people of how tragic and heartbreaking this has to be on his family and friends.

The rest of your quote I agree with totally. One of the reasons there are so many "foolish" laws is the constant legislation being brought up by lawmakers that think it's all the rage to have laws on the books they authored.