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ETSU student fails to pick up on P C social cues

Post by Will Williams » Mon Oct 03, 2016 9:40 am

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Tristan Rettke, 18, appeared in Washington County General Sessions Court Thursday and was arraigned on a civil rights intimidation charge. Rettke, an East Tennessee State University student, was arrested Wednesday after donning a gorilla mask and trying to hand out bananas with a rope noose around the fruit during a Black Lives Matter demonstration.
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“He just didn’t know how to interact,” one said. “And he didn’t always pick up on the social cues.”
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Post by C.E. Whiteoak » Mon Oct 03, 2016 10:34 am

Ha! If I had a granddaughter, I probably wouldn't mind if she married that boy.

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Post by Wade Hampton III » Mon Oct 03, 2016 5:30 pm

Haw! Haw! Haw! Made my day! Good candidate for Team House!

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Post by Will Williams » Mon Oct 03, 2016 7:13 pm

I was over in Johnson City, Tennessee, today (where ETSU) is located) and the word around there is that Tristan might use the "Google People" defense strategy since truth is always rthe best defense: http://guardianlv.com/2015/07/google-di ... e-gorilla/

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Post by MikeDinTX » Tue Oct 04, 2016 12:16 am

Truly I say to thee....Erectus most assuredly walks among us.

That should be in the White Bible.

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Post by Will Williams » Tue Oct 04, 2016 1:12 pm

Video of the incident with commentary by a student primate:
http://www.snopes.com/2016/09/30/studen ... tennessee/

Where is the "intimidation?"

Tristan is charged with a felony civil rights violation.

Recall that on May 27, 2007, around 30 white supremacists [sic] rallied in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, in protest of the rape/mutilation/murders of Channon Christian and Christian Newsom by Negro savages. They were met by counter-protesters, many dressed as clowns (parodying the Ku Klux Klan)...none of whom were arrested or charged with felony civil rights violations for their caricature of those exercising their freedoms of speech, association, and assembly. However, the organizer of the rally on behalf of the murdered young White couple was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, vandalism and assault on a police officer.
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Costumed Anti-Racists Action counter demonstrators disrupt free speech
rally of Whites protesting murders of Channon Christian and Christian Newsom.
Tristan Rettke on Twitter: "#WhiteGirlsAreMagic Some ask me, why only White girls? Because we should honor them while we still can...
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Post by Wade Hampton III » Wed Oct 05, 2016 1:44 am

I will not mention any names here, because this is a public forum.
However, I remember that rally very well, because I drove a few
hundred miles to attend it. The rally was hijacked by an old
octogenarian who claimed that Christianity, and not Whites, was
under attack because the victims had "Christ" in their names
("Chris" Newsome and Channon "Christian"). That is as senile
as saying that Fletcher Christian hijacked the HMS Bounty and
took it to Pitcairn Island because he wanted to find "Christ."

Oh please...give me a break!


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Post by Jim Mathias » Wed Oct 05, 2016 2:54 am

FELONY charges? This kid needs a good lawyer, and to keep his mouth shut until the case is disposed of. Clearly the law is stifling his freedom of expression, but to defend it (and keep his white butt out of a negroid-heavy prison population) he needs to get help.
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Post by Will Williams » Thu Oct 06, 2016 5:40 pm


Free Speech Advocates Team Up To Defend Arrested Anti-BLM Protester

BLAKE NEFF
10/03/2016

The ACLU, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), and other legal experts are collectively denouncing the arrest of an anti-Black Lives Matter demonstrator at East Tennessee State University (ETSU), saying criminal charges brought against the protester are grossly unconstitutional.

Tristan Rettke, an 18-year-old freshman, showed up to a BLM rally Sept. 28 dressed up in a gorilla mask and handing out bananas, one of which he had a small rope tied around. Rettke’s provocative protest ended prematurely when police arrived and arrested him, even though he was not attacking or threatening anybody during his stunt.

Rettke, who has already withdrawn from ETSU, was subsequently charged with “civil rights intimidation,” a felony that criminalizes behavior that “injures or threatens to injure … another person with the intent to unlawfully intimidate another from the free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege secured by the constitution or laws of the state of Tennessee.”

The school, and some media outlets, were quick to denounce Rettke, but now other organizations are piping up to defend his free speech rights.
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If Rettke’s behavior was protected by the First Amendment, then
the actions of ETSU administrators could come back to bite them.

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FIRE, the premier advocate for civil liberties on U.S. campuses, published a lengthy analysis of the case Monday. In the analysis, attorney Adam Steinbaugh argues the prosecution of Rettke is almost totally unjustified and that his conduct is almost certainly protected by the First Amendment. Steinbaugh also argues the prosecution of Rettke is based on ideas of provocation that were previously used to suppress civil rights protests:

Police officers characterized Rettke’s statement to them as evidencing an intent to “provoke” peaceful protesters. Yet seeking to provoke others is generally protected speech, and similar prohibitions on “intimidation” have been struck down on First Amendment grounds as vague and overbroad. In Armstrong v. Ellington, for example, a federal court struck down a law prohibiting disturbance of the peace “for the purpose of intimidating or terrorizing […] any citizen […] to do or not to do any lawful thing[.]” This statute was used during the civil rights era, both in that case and as a matter of routine, to suppress black protesters peacefully protesting in Memphis.
FIRE isn’t standing alone. The ACLU of Tennessee has gotten into the game as well, saying Rettke broke no laws even if his behavior was contemptable.

“While the student in this instance clearly intended to mock and provoke people, from video of the incident he did not appear to be making a targeted threat or to be creating a real fear of bodily harm,” President Hedy Weinberg said in a statement over the weekend. “Particularly in a public forum space where First Amendment protections are at their height, even this kind of contemptible racist speech is protected by the First Amendment.”

Hans Bader, an attorney with the Competitive Enterprise Institute, joined the chorus of voices denouncing the arrest.

“The government can’t ban insulting speech as ‘civil rights intimidation,'” he told Liberty Unyielding. “Being offended doesn’t mean you were threatened, much less constitute a ‘true threat’ the government can criminally prosecute.”

If Rettke’s behavior was protected by the First Amendment, then the actions of ETSU administrators could come back to bite them. The school’s Division of Student Affairs said in a statement Friday that Rettke “will not be enrolling in the future,” a declaration that almost certainly has no legal force if it is a punishment for Rettke’s speech.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2016/10/03/free- ... z4MLKg0N4X
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Post by Wade Hampton III » Thu Oct 06, 2016 9:39 pm

Let us hope that the old octogenarian I referred to earlier is safely tucked away
in a retirement home somewhere lest he come forward and "defend" this young
man in the name of "Christ!"

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