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Man shot at Egleston Square party; homicide unit summoned
By adamg on Sat, 06/13/2015 - 9:39pm
Stanley Staco reports the victim was shot in the chest and arm after 8:30 p.m. on Egleston Street near Boylston. Because of the severity of the victim's injuries, the homicide unit was summoned just in case.
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Hmmmm
Another post about a shooting in the inner city and another collective yawn from the public. I guess #BlackLivesMatter can't be expected to respond because they are too busy interrupting gay pride. Apparently black lives only matter to them when it's a police officer behind the trigger, black on black crime though more commonplace doesn't offend leftist sensibilities enough to speak out.
Just because it's in the
Just because it's in the inner city why do we have to even mention #blacklivesmatter not only black people live in the inner city... The fact that your comparing the two makes you sound like you have no clue
The point you tired to make didn't make any sense... Police are suppose to protect all race... Not just kill unarmed black people! this in no way is right (regarding this post) but the two have no connection
I am sick of people comparing the two
Inner city?
This location is 4.7 miles away from downtown Boston. Not really very "inner".
Um...
I don't think that's how you calculate where the "inner city" is--it's not a literal term.
Gee, it's almost as though
Gee, it's almost as though the movement you're describing is primarily interested in stopping police shootings of unarmed black men and women, a cause entirely unrelated to a shooting at a party.
But you just ride that hobby horse of yours off into the sunset, friend. Those darn leftists and their refusal to adhere to your vivid caricature of what they think!
Why do you even assume it was
Why do you even assume it was black on black crime?