ok i signed off at this statement.I just don't get why he's going after black folk when there's tons of white supremacists doing the same to his name. Seems disingenuous is all.
Regardless of his innocence, his actions are not a good look at all.
A lot of people have had issues with him for various reasons that aren't rooted in bad faith. Him having a "tweet first ask questions later" strategy to engagement/clicks rather than actually following through with basic journalistic practices (which backfired spectacularly with that case that turned out to be a false accusation) has been an issue, as well as other grievances along different lines coming from people generally aligned with him politically.Wow people turned on him quick. He did goos work and now people question it?
That's weird. wonder why he's not threatening legal action against washingtonpost and daily beast for their accusations? but he's going all in on some rando on twitter with 11k followers.Here's a Washington Post story about the funds raised for Tamir Rice: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...oney-go/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.d84238666442
Media organizations have a lot more money that would drag a lawsuit out.That's weird. wonder why he's not threatening legal action against washingtonpost and daily beast for their accusations? but he's going all in on some rando on twitter with 11k followers.
The whole thing was a bit weird. First he spread the info of the falsely accused guy but then also provided the police with crucial information that led to the real shooter. https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/06/us/jazmine-barnes-shaun-king-tip/index.htmlIs this the guy who recently went on a witch hunt for a guy who he claimed shot and killed a girl but turned out to just be an innocent bystander?
Probably has something to do with neither of them accusing him of stealing funds from Cyntonia Brown, someone he never raised any money for?That's weird. wonder why he's not threatening legal action against washingtonpost and daily beast for their accusations? but he's going all in on some rando on twitter with 11k followers.
If I rob every house on your street except yours, should I get angry when people accuse me of robbing your house?
The whole thing was a bit weird. First he spread the info of the falsely accused guy but then also provided the police with crucial information that led to the real shooter. https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/06/us/jazmine-barnes-shaun-king-tip/index.html
It's blatantly obvious you didn't even read the articleThat's weird. wonder why he's not threatening legal action against washingtonpost and daily beast for their accusations? but he's going all in on some rando on twitter with 11k followers.
In 24 hours, I raised $60,000 for the family of Tamir Rice. Little did I know that white supremacists & 2 scumbag attorneys would intervene
— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) May 4, 2015
Timothy Kucharski had been one of two attorneys representing the Rice family for several weeks when he got a call from a friend in early December, asking about an online fundraiser he was seeing in the Rice name.
Created on the Web site YouCaring.com, thousands of dollars were pouring into a fund for the Rice family. But Kucharski had never heard of King — one of the fund's primary organizers — and Rice's mother told him that she was unaware of the fundraiser.
As the fund surpassed $27,000, Kucharski contacted law enforcement as well as YouCaring.com directly, asking that the assets being donated to the fund be seized and held for the Rice family. He contacted King, who has previously used his social media following to raise money for victims of police shootings and natural disasters and who insisted that his plan was always to give the money to the family. As they went back and forth, a number of Twitter users — led in part by right-wing blogger Charles C. Johnson — began insisting that the fundraiser was a scam and demanding it be halted.
Even as the confusion spread over whether or not King's pledge drive for Rice was legitimate, the fundraiser still ended up netting almost $60,000 — money that, at the request of the Rice family attorneys, was seized by the court.
Not long after the money was handed to the court-appointed trustee, the Rice family shook up their legal team.
Kucharski and David Malik, a well-known civil rights attorney in Cleveland with a history of winning settlements from the Cleveland Police Department in use-of-force cases, were out.
After concluding their service, Kucharski and Malik filed for attorney's fees and were paid a combined $23,700 from the estate fund, according to court documents. Several other small disbursements have been made from the fund, to cover things including funeral costs and securing Tamir's body — which has yet to be buried.
yeah that's true. I just saw the headline. should've read it
Stephen King deserves better than being compared to Shaun KingI read way too much of this thread thinking it was about Steve King.
I was so confused.
no Steve King lol that republican rep in the news for being too blatently racistStephen King deserves better than being compared to Shaun King
The Dark Tower deserved a better movie :'[ fuck Hollywood
That's weird. wonder why he's not threatening legal action against washingtonpost and daily beast for their accusations? but he's going all in on some rando on twitter with 11k followers.
Stephen King deserves better than being compared to Shaun King
The Dark Tower deserved a better movie :'[ fuck Hollywood
Yeeeaaahhhhhhh.A lot of people have had issues with him for various reasons that aren't rooted in bad faith. Him having a "tweet first ask questions later" strategy to engagement/clicks rather than actually following through with basic journalistic practices (which backfired spectacularly with that case that turned out to be a false accusation) has been an issue, as well as other grievances along different lines coming from people generally aligned with him politically.
I haven't been following this case recently but as an attorney I want to point out that you should never, in any case, read anything into someone pleading not guilty. Like, if you plead guilty the next step is you get sentenced...you have no real opportunity to defend yourself or try to negotiate some kind of deal or whatever (since you've already admitted to the court that you're guilty).Nobody knows it's the real shooter(s) because the eye witnesses described a white male perp that also matched the description of another case months prior. and then police somehow ended up with two black men who supposedly confessed, but then plead not guilty and one's attorney is saying their constitutional rights were violated.
I always mix this dude up with the other guy with the S-name and the funny tweets.
Any idea who that is?
There's tons of reasons to dislike him (the politicians he pushed in 15-16 for one) but this aint a good reason for me.Isn't there a verified picture of his WHITE father online? I could've sworn his brother came out and already said it.
I used to like him but he's been out of pocket for the past several months.
Because he's putting their Twitter IDs on blast to his 1million+ followers while accusing them of slander, the norm is to black out the quoted accounts in these situations.
This is the thing that I always can't wrap my head around when I hear this stuff. Its never anything concrete just conjecture.is there any actual follow up to this that actually elaborates on who he exploited specifically because a lot of this stuff seems to be vague allegations and it'd be neat to see some concrete information
Didn't know about that development. If his tip possibly led to the wrong guys... Oh boyNobody knows it's the real shooter(s) because the eye witnesses described a white male perp that also matched the description of another case months prior. and then police somehow ended up with two black men who supposedly confessed, but then plead not guilty and one's attorney is saying their constitutional rights were violated.
Wow people turned on him quick. He did good work and now people question it?
This appears to be something where both parties are wrong, and it's just a cluster fuck of a situation that everyone is using the dog pile.
Even the people not involved speaking out for one side or the other I'd probably tell them just sit this one out.