White bastards are killing us. [Archive]

SwanTiger

27th November 2007, 20:13

Police have charged a 35-year-old unemployed Caucasian man with the murder of deaf Christchurch woman Emma Agnew.

Police made the announcement just after 4pm, after earlier taking the shaven headed man into custody following his arrest at the 150 room Wigram Lodge apartment complex at 12.25pm.

Those white savages are at it again.

Mr. Peanut

27th November 2007, 20:19

Whats his employment status got to do with anything? They obviously want the locals to know who it was.

Hitcher

27th November 2007, 20:26

And what has Emma Agnew's deafness got to do with anything either? Why can't she just be a "Christchurch woman"?

hospitalfood

27th November 2007, 20:30

whites have always bin killin folk, just not P.C. to kill niggers n spicks no more, no more lynchins neither.
but a man got to keep in practice somehow

hospitalfood

27th November 2007, 20:30

waiting........for the shit to hit

JimO

27th November 2007, 20:31

Those white savages are at it again.

so that well be ..whiteeee 1......moudies 798885

boomer

27th November 2007, 20:40

Those white savages are at it again.

Will you trade for a gun?

Littleman

27th November 2007, 20:44

Those white savages are at it again.

Nah mate, they're not savages. The good kiwi majority think those white boys are always innocent. i.e Watson, Bain, Ellis, Lundy et al.

Where are the advocates for our friends Rewa and Hotene? Poor bastards.

oldguy

27th November 2007, 20:48

Big Dan

27th November 2007, 21:05

Guys and Gals i know emotions will be running high at the moment but i urge you to have some perspective they have only arrested him. Lets wait until he's been found innocent or guilty before we start flying off the handle about race. it doesn't matter what race ppl are all over the world ppl are killing each other.

Lets not get over the top on this a girl has lost her life she needs to reat in peace, keep in mind there will be ppl on this site that may be friends or family of Emma Agnew and this bickering wont be helping

Take care All
Big Dan

Big Dan

27th November 2007, 21:06

And what has Emma Agnew's deafness got to do with anything either? Why can't she just be a "Christchurch woman"?

What he said

pull your head in some of you

Curious_AJ

27th November 2007, 21:11

What he said

pull your head in some of you

I agree... it shouldn't matter... he's the possible killer of an innocent young woman... it's not on...

SwanTiger

27th November 2007, 21:23

I agree... it shouldn't matter... he's the possible killer of an innocent young woman... it's not on...

Oh but it does, why else would they publish the race of the accused.

Laava

27th November 2007, 21:54

It's just another word for the media to pad out their headline with. Really tho, is your first thought, when they apprehend someone like this, "wonder what race they are?"
I usually am disgusted first and grateful second that the cops have made an arrest.

Finn

27th November 2007, 21:57

this thread will die quick, because it wasn't a brown person.

Which kinda makes me wonder if they got the right guy...

scumdog

27th November 2007, 22:02

Oh but it does, why else would they publish the race of the accused.

They should stick with facts.

A criminal minded leech on society has killed a person worth a 1000 of him.

SwanTiger

27th November 2007, 22:07

Which kinda makes me wonder if they got the right guy...
Give it time, reporters are trolling his family geneology to find if he has any Maori blood relatives to blame it on.

They should stick with facts.

A criminal minded leech on society has killed a person worth a 1000 of him.
They should make you comissioner.

Lias

27th November 2007, 22:17

The truly horrible shocking part is she was quite tasty.. why cant the psychos murder ugly chicks?

p/t before the flames start

Romeo

27th November 2007, 22:44

Emma was a great person and nothing that happens now can bring back what was taken. I'm too shocked and saddened to care about devising cruel punishments or to pose speculations.

I personally think that people should keep their opinions to themselves while everyone recovers from the shock. Because a LOT of people knew her and were fond of her and I think that if you had some common decency you'd let it slide for a few days.

Surely, people like me should just avoid these posts because we're overly sensitive right? You'll understand when/if it to happens to you.

mstriumph

27th November 2007, 23:40

you're ok
most of us would leap into the fray with harsher words than yours if it was someone we knew and respected that was the subject of a thread like this

in all honesty though, the thread started because of the race component of the news story ........... it just got out of hand a bit from there on

am sure no-one intended to be as disrespectful as it seems

Hitcher

28th November 2007, 08:06

You'll understand when/if it to happens to you.

I think I would be even less likely to "understand" it then.

SwanTiger

28th November 2007, 08:30

READ THIS BEFORE YOU QUOTE ME:

Emma was in my class in 2004 and she was a really nice person, I never really spoke to her that much, but it was evident that she was sort of the planet which everyone revolved around. My mates were good friends with her, she was actually comming to uNoples 21st on the day that she went missing - it was a pretty hard hit for him, he doesn't talk about it though. I've just got back from a get together where we all sorta sat around drinking, it was pretty sad tbh because everyone was thinking it but no one was saying anything.

Emma was a great person and nothing that happens now can bring back what was taken. I'm too shocked and saddened to care about devising cruel punishments or to pose speculations.

I personally think that people should keep their opinions to themselves while everyone recovers from the shock. Because a LOT of people knew her and were fond of her and I think that if you had some common decency you'd let it slide for a few days.

Surely, people like me should just avoid these posts because we're overly sensitive right? You'll understand when/if it to happens to you.

Cry me a river dude, this isn't about her, it's about the apparent racist aspect of the medias reporting style.

PS With a user name like Romeo I can understand why you're such a bitchy drama queen.

imdying

28th November 2007, 08:34

Whats his employment status got to do with anything?They always list your employment... even when you're in the paper for DIC, just standard practice... As for being deaf, the media have been milking the fact that she was deaf all along to sell more papers, why should they stop now?

ElCoyote

28th November 2007, 09:13

Nah mate, they're not savages. The good kiwi majority think those white boys are always innocent. i.e Watson, Bain, Ellis, Lundy et al.

Where are the advocates for our friends Rewa and Hotene? Poor bastards.

Fear not !! Comrade Minto lives........regretfully

Lias

28th November 2007, 09:59

I'm our resident redneck and I'll be the first to admit that plenty of white people are scum who commit horrible acts. I think people (including myself) often just leap to the assumption that the perp is not white, because brown people are disproportionally represented in NZ's violent crime statistics.. It's not to say that whites or asians cant commit the same horrible acts, but the reality is it's more likely to be a brown person.

FWIW, the vast majority of serial killers are white..

jrandom

28th November 2007, 10:04

... the vast majority of serial killers are white.

That's because they're the only ones who aren't dumb enough to get caught first time out...

idb

28th November 2007, 10:38

What good work by the cops to catch someone!!!!

Sanx

28th November 2007, 10:44

What good work by the cops to catch someone!!!!

And quickly, too. Good work.

idb

28th November 2007, 11:00

It makes you appreciate the competence and efficiency of our police force.

Blue Thunder

28th November 2007, 11:15

Just so long as they have the person responsible, for a young girls death, who gives a F**K if he/she works or not, if he/she is white/black/yellow or brown, a young life was taken, and for what??
this thread will die quick, because it wasn't a brown person.

Well said!:2thumbsup
This moron belong to one group only;
The Sick perverted scum of society with no regard for the rights of others.

imdying

28th November 2007, 11:30

Griff

28th November 2007, 12:10

It's relevant because eventually his name will come out, and generally the age, race, location, and employment status help differentiate the offender from others that share his name. e.g. John Smith, 25, caucasian, a builder, was charged with child molestation, gives a lot more comfort to other John Smiths I expect...

How will it give more comfort to other John Smiths?

Do they read the name in the paper and wonder "Is that me??"
Surely it only comforts other John Smiths who wake up in a Police cell and think "Christ, thank F**k it's not me... I'm a plumber!!"

scumdog

28th November 2007, 12:13

How will it give more comfort to other John Smiths?

Do they read the name in the paper and wonder "Is that me??"
Surely it only comforts other John Smiths who wake up in a Police cell and think "Christ, thank F**k it's not me... I'm a plumber!!"

Think about it dude.

Or stop trolling if you HAVE thought about it.

Griff

28th November 2007, 12:16

Think about it dude. Or stop trolling if you HAVE thought about it.

I am thinking about it, but it still does not make sense.

Sanx

28th November 2007, 12:34

I am thinking about it, but it still does not make sense.

Obviously another John Smith, reading about the apprehension of a John Smith, is not going to think it's him. However, publishing the guy's race, age and occupation will help alleviate the awkward questions from friends and family about whether or not it was their John Smith who was arrested.

Not very hard.

idb

28th November 2007, 13:03

Obviously another John Smith, reading about the apprehension of a John Smith, is not going to think it's him. However, publishing the guy's race, age and occupation will help alleviate the awkward questions from friends and family about whether or not it was their John Smith who was arrested.

Not very hard.

And what a very fair process followed by our noble constabulary!!!

imdying

28th November 2007, 13:18

How will it give more comfort to other John Smiths?

I am thinking about it, but it still does not make sense.

Obviously another John Smith, reading about the apprehension of a John Smith, is not going to think it's him. However, publishing the guy's race, age and occupation will help alleviate the awkward questions from friends and family about whether or not it was their John Smith who was arrested.

Not very hard.Not very hard at all :no:

Romeo, you'll be pleased to know that there were so many people at the court this morning that they had to close the court off from the public, too many people wanting to give this guy a hard time, and making a hell of a lot of noise doing it. He's been remanded, and has entered no plea. He won't forget his ride in the paddy wagon out of the courts up the ramp though, there was a fair few banging on the outside of the van :lol:

Griff

28th November 2007, 13:19

Obviously another John Smith, reading about the apprehension of a John Smith, is not going to think it's him. However, publishing the guy's race, age and occupation will help alleviate the awkward questions from friends and family about whether or not it was their John Smith who was arrested.

Not very hard.

No you are quite correct... "Not very Hard"...

What if you were (by no fault of your own), the son or daughter of the bloke who has just been fully identified? That's a bit harsh.

Mikkel

28th November 2007, 13:24

What if you were (by no fault of your own), the son or daughter of the bloke who has just been fully identified? That's a bit harsh.

Then you're not accused of murder or under any suspicion what so ever...

But I must say I hope he hasn't got any kids. It wouldn't be a lot of fun being them right now.

And as someone said - let the courts do the judging!

Griff

28th November 2007, 13:28

Obviously..

The worse thing is that this happened in the 1st place.

Hopefully it IS him and he is off the streets.

But I think that by fully disclosing all his details is just adds to the anguish.

Romeo

28th November 2007, 13:59

Cry me a river dude, this isn't about her, it's about the apparent racist aspect of the medias reporting style.

PS With a user name like Romeo I can understand why you're such a bitchy drama queen.
Somehow I'm not offended at all by your comments, funny that. I think you'll find that I wasn't targeting the original topic, rather the hijackers who were posting derogatory comments about someone I considered a friend. In my fit of rage I probably didn't articulate that fully in my original post - criticism noted.

HOWEVER, the personal attack was totally uncalled for man.

PS: Police have done an amazing job throughout and it's now up to the courts to decide.

SwanTiger

28th November 2007, 16:06

Somehow I'm not offended at all by your comments, funny that. I think you'll find that I wasn't targeting the original topic, rather the hijackers who were posting derogatory comments about someone I considered a friend. In my fit of rage I probably didn't articulate that fully in my original post - criticism noted.

HOWEVER, the personal attack was totally uncalled for man.

PS: Police have done an amazing job throughout and it's now up to the courts to decide.

The Police did do their job well.

Anyway, next topic.