PA nigger chimped out, killed his mudshark, his stepmom and his sister

[ShitSkinScientist]

https://www.fox29.com/news/falls-tow...elter-in-place

https://www.timesnownews.com/world/u...icle-108553075

P.S.: I originally posted this with the first link being the wrong one, corrected now.

[Jim Crow]

Only thing nigger did wrong was not finish the job by delete itself. Now taxpayers have to pay for a lifelong NU scholarship.

[Whitey Ford]

Levittown murder victim's mom recalls her heroic actions: 'She may have saved their lives'

No, she would've saved lives if she hadn't gone riding the soul pole in the first place.



Mothers killed in Levittown shooting spree remembered: 'So full of joy and happiness'


They were possibly full of joy and happiness...until a nigger shot then to death. But the other two were she boons, so who cares?

[Zambo]

I'se beezzz ONE BAAAAAADDD NIGGA! Gots muh skreet cred for NU...

[IseDaDiva]

So the stepmother was a mudshark, as was the girlfriend.

After fleeing that scene, around 9:15 a.m. police say he carjacked a 44-year-old male driver at gunpoint outside a Dollar General on Bristol Pike in Morrisville.

That bootlip had a busy day!

[Chimpwhipper]

Win!!!!!

[Libtardologist]

Mudsharks endanger not only themselves, but their entire family and people they know.

To stay safe you should keep as far away from the coal burner as possible.

[Coon Town]

Toll paid. Too bad the buck didn't self-goodify.

[Whitey Ford]

She was from Levittown.

Levittowns were notorious as all-white communities. William Levitt famously proclaimed that “we can solve the housing problem or we can solve the racial problem, but we cannot combine the two.” The national spotlight blazed on Levittown, Pennsylvania, as a battleground for suburban housing integration when, in August 1957, an African American couple, Daisy and William Myers, bought and moved into 43 Deepgreen Lane in the Dogwood Hollow section with their three young children. A year of racist harassment and sometimes violent provocation against the Myerses led religious groups like the Quakers to join with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to try to force local police to protect the Myers family. Ultimately the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania issued an injunction to stop what it called “an unlawful, malicious and evil conspiracy” by Levittown neighbors and convicted the ringleaders of violating the Myerses’ rights.

As Levitt was building Willingboro, his company was already under legal assault for the whites-only policy in its Pennsylvania development. Since the New Jersey location was close to several military bases, it drew interest from military personnel including an African American Army officer, Willie R. James, who integrated the new community by winning a 1960 lawsuit against racial exclusion. Rather than public harassment and violence, racial conflicts were settled by litigation, which gradually made Willingboro appear safe to more and more minority homebuyers but prompted whites to leave. Although the town leaders tried to stem white flight by banning the public display of “for sale” signs, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against the ban. By the 2010 U.S. Census about seventy-three percent of the population identified as “One Race: Black or African American.”

In contrast, Levittown, Pennsylvania, remained predominantly white with about ninety percent identifying as “One Race: White” in the 2010 U.S. Census. One contributing influence may have been the prominent role of the Fairless Hills plant in the life of Levittown. That U.S. Steel mill was several times charged with discrimination against African American workers. Almost certainly, the well-known violence and hostility faced by early residents of color in Levittown discouraged other African American families from moving there.

https://philadelphiaencyclopedia.org...%20Daisy%20and