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Pretty shocking how Soros is funding people to protest an obviously cold-blooded murder.

I feel bad for the kids that have these people are parents.

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I doubt Soros funded the swatting of Austin's family. I doubt Soros funded the harassment of Austin's father's work that got him fired. Maybe he funded these protests but there is a sick culture in this country that is steeped in ignorance and racism and is coddled by the media and academia. Could be just genuinely ****ty people that are protesting out of sheer hate and stupidity.

When will we see all the cell ohone footage? We know the whole thing was recorded by everyone.

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Should be the epitome of an open and shut case with the only question being what is Anthony's punishment going to be. Of course it probably won't be, but it should be.

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Agree. He's guilty. How long should he get in prison?

GoFundMe for $750k to Anthony's family? Absolutely ridiculous.

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Should be liffe but with all this coverage he will be out by the time he's 40 at worst.

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Wangchung said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Pretty shocking how Soros is funding people to protest an obviously cold-blooded murder.

I feel bad for the kids that have these people are parents.

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I doubt Soros funded the swatting of Austin's family. I doubt Soros funded the harassment of Austin's father's work that got him fired. Maybe he funded these protests but there is a sick culture in this country that is steeped in ignorance and racism and is coddled by the media and academia. Could be just genuinely ****ty people that are protesting out of sheer hate and stupidity.

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Who knows but Soros money and other NGO activist groups trickle down to the antifa boots on the ground in some form or fashion. Thats how these people show up to battle ICE and thats how pallets of bricks show up for riots.

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Absolute fact.

A small win for the defense today. He got several witnesses to admit Melo did not run from the scene. He went immediately to his own coach. This directly disputes a point of emphasis from the prosecution opening statement about what happened (he tried to flea the area).

And I'm not sure what the defense may be doing here. He got each coach, trainer, etc. to admit they were unaware Melos team was the only team at the meet without a tent. Wonder what he's trying to set up here.

If you think it’s a “blow” to a jury trial that the jury doesn’t have a specific racial composition, then you don’t *really* believe in multiculturalism https://t.co/v2FG1gBrJ1

— wanye (@xwanyex) June 5, 2026

Im not the alleged. I did it is now on the record. This makes him guilty unless the prosecution can't prove it was not self defense.

If the roles were reversed, these supporters would be the KKK.

One of the most shocking things I witnessed today was this woman in pink screaming “you gon end up like Metcalf, you gone be pushing up daisies”.

I caught the tail end of her saying this to Metcalf supporters in the clip below.

I also witnessed several Karmelo supporters get… pic.twitter.com/fAasP3xIws

— Savanah Hernandez (@Savsays) June 4, 2026

Karmelo Anthony supporters are currently screaming racial profanities at two white men who have shown up in support of Austin Metcalf.

One black man stated, “Imma push you if I get close enough…push you right into that grave….f*ck you cracker” pic.twitter.com/Grr3HA5WpK

— Savanah Hernandez (@Savsays) June 4, 2026

Melo was pushed, or at least was about to be depending on how you hear the answer, by Austin before Melo stabbed him according to a prosecution witness. The question now becomes is the witness's conclusion about Melo's response the correct one.

At some point, the witness said, "Austin leans in to push him and Karmelo stabs him." The witness, asked to describe the push, said it was not a light shove or a hard shove. "It was in between," the witness said. Hunter Metcalf was at the bottom of the tent and not really involved, he said, adding that not many people were involved in the altercation.

The witness said Anthony stabbed Metcalf, who fell onto the bleachers on his back. He said Metcalf lifted up his own shirt and said "Oh my God."

The witness said Anthony was outside the tent during altercation.

Prosecutor Bill Wirskye asked the witness:

Q: "Did Austin deserve to get stabbed." A: "No, sir"

Maybe the best thing about smartphones is exposing how many stupid people there are in the world.

It's very sad. Maybe the kid did feel bullied, and i can understand wanting to defend yourself. But you cannot kill someone over that. Tragic that a young life was lost. He must be found guilty.

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It's very sad. Maybe the kid did feel bullied, and i can understand wanting to defend yourself. But you cannot kill someone over that. Tragic that a young life was lost. He must be found guilty.

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Yes, he needs to be found guilty, but it's equally important that at a minimum he gets sentenced to hard time in the penitentiary. Any kind of "wrist slap" type sentence will
be just as unjust as a not guilty verdict.

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It's very sad. Maybe the kid did feel bullied, and i can understand wanting to defend yourself. But you cannot kill someone over that. Tragic that a young life was lost. He must be found guilty.

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Youre delusional if you think a black kid in Frisco is feeling bullied. He most likely had the typical young black guy mentality that he had to prove he was tougher than the white kids around him and he was gangsta among Frisco kids.

muddybrazos said:

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Porteroso said:

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It's very sad. Maybe the kid did feel bullied, and i can understand wanting to defend yourself. But you cannot kill someone over that. Tragic that a young life was lost. He must be found guilty.

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Youre delusional if you think a black kid in Frisco is feeling bullied. He most likely had the typical young black guy mentality that he had to prove he was tougher than the white kids around him and he was gangsta among Frisco kids.

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It is this. The white kid dissed him by telling him to get out of the tent and then shoving him. Cracker needed to die.

At least he will be met with a hero's welcome in Huntsville.

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It's very sad. Maybe the kid did feel bullied, and i can understand wanting to defend yourself. But you cannot kill someone over that. Tragic that a young life was lost. He must be found guilty.

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Youre delusional if you think a black kid in Frisco is feeling bullied. He most likely had the typical young black guy mentality that he had to prove he was tougher than the white kids around him and he was gangsta among Frisco kids.

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Possible. Hopefully it really comes out, what he was thinking at the time.

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Porteroso said:

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It's very sad. Maybe the kid did feel bullied, and i can understand wanting to defend yourself. But you cannot kill someone over that. Tragic that a young life was lost. He must be found guilty.

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Youre delusional if you think a black kid in Frisco is feeling bullied. He most likely had the typical young black guy mentality that he had to prove he was tougher than the white kids around him and he was gangsta among Frisco kids.

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Possible. Hopefully it really comes out, what he was thinking at the time.

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He wasnt thinking. He was a low iq low impulse control piece of crap that wanted to hurt someone.

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Totally possible. Im curious, is that because of his neighborhood, his skin color, interviews you've seen?

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Porteroso said:

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It's very sad. Maybe the kid did feel bullied, and i can understand wanting to defend yourself. But you cannot kill someone over that. Tragic that a young life was lost. He must be found guilty.

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Youre delusional if you think a black kid in Frisco is feeling bullied. He most likely had the typical young black guy mentality that he had to prove he was tougher than the white kids around him and he was gangsta among Frisco kids.

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Possible. Hopefully it really comes out, what he was thinking at the time.

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He wasnt thinking. He was a low iq low impulse control piece of crap that wanted to hurt someone.

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Totally possible. Im curious, is that because of his neighborhood, his skin color, interviews you've seen?

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His neighborhood was Frisco so I doubt it was that. His family was well off. You can look at stats though and rich black males are still far more violent than poor whites. Black women are actually more violent than white males. These are statistics and they correlate to iq. When you have a lower iq you cant think conceptually so you act on impuilse without thinking about consequences. There are reason why certain groups commit more vilent crimes than others. Go look at Japan for example. Highest iq country and lowest violent crime rate.

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So you know this guy is a low IQ murderer because he is black?