Have to agree and it\’s being talked about elsewhere, I think that a top plastic surgeon would agree. The cosmetic surgery of today is professional.

This is my 200th blog entry, but rather than wax philosophical on the nature of blogging or any other such things, I’m posting in memoriam of my bicycle — a silver, black, and red Specialized Hard Rock. It wasn’t much…

First off, I do believe those 6 black guys stole those things. If nobody knew them, that means they didnt know anyone there, so they wouldnt care if someone they didnt know was missing something valuable. (if you can understand that)

Second, Im from Minnesota, and I live in a town of about 20,000 people. I was born and raised here. For 25 years I have seen people come and go, and in the last 5 years or so parts of this town have become “black neighborhoods”. They were once very nice neighborhoods. Now, a $200,000 house is going on the market for $80,000. Nobody wants to live in those neighborhoods because of the crimes. There have been murders, auto thefts, vandalism, and BURGLARIES. There may have been burglaries in the past (before “they” moved to town), but nothing like it is now. I, myself have had things stolen. I live about 3 blocks from where they congregate. I have had my daughters bike stolen, car stereo, shoes, and even a $10 cooler! From my garage, to boot. All these crimes are done by black people. Its a proven fact. Our crime rate has shot up in the last 4 years 700%!!!

My point is, is that if you are black, and you are sick of being discriminated against, STOP DOING THINGS THAT MAKE PEOPLE DISCRIMINATE AGAINST YOU!!!!!! Stop dealing drugs! Stop stealing! Stop hanging out on the street corner all day and GET A DAMN JOB!!! Stop having more kids just so you can get more WELFARE!

As for those black people out there that have jobs, and work to make a living, and dont commit crimes, you are the people that dont deserve discrimination. You should be proud of yourself.

And as for the person that got things stolen, go with your feelings. If you feel they stole from you, they probably did……….

First off, I do believe those 6 black guys stole those things. If nobody knew them, that means they didnt know anyone there, so they wouldnt care if someone they didnt know was missing something valuable. (if you can understand that)

Second, Im from Minnesota, and I live in a town of about 20,000 people. I was born and raised here. For 25 years I have seen people come and go, and in the last 5 years or so parts of this town have become “black neighborhoods”. They were once very nice neighborhoods. Now, a $200,000 house is going on the market for $80,000. Nobody wants to live in those neighborhoods because of the crimes. There have been murders, auto thefts, vandalism, and BURGLARIES. There may have been burglaries in the past (before “they” moved to town), but nothing like it is now. I, myself have had things stolen. I live about 3 blocks from where they congregate. I have had my daughters bike stolen, car stereo, shoes, and even a $10 cooler! From my garage, to boot. All these crimes are done by black people. Its a proven fact. Our crime rate has shot up in the last 4 years 700%!!!

My point is, is that if you are black, and you are sick of being discriminated against, STOP DOING THINGS THAT MAKE PEOPLE DISCRIMINATE AGAINST YOU!!!!!! Stop dealing drugs! Stop stealing! Stop hanging out on the street corner all day and GET A DAMN JOB!!! Stop having more kids just so you can get more WELFARE!

As for those black people out there that have jobs, and work to make a living, and dont commit crimes, you are the people that dont deserve discrimination. You should be proud of yourself.

And as for the person that got things stolen, go with your feelings. If you feel they stole from you, they probably did……….

I truly hope that somehow you find these guys. A very big part of me hopes that somehow this thread will lead to some kind of information. That would be an awesome moment.
“Austin Bloggers Trump Detectives in Fraud Case, Superior Resources/Intelligence/Dedication Cited”
Best of luck friend. My apologies to anyone who may have been upset by my post, I intend no harm…..

I am so sorry this happened to you here in Austin. A city that I live in and love.

I will look out for these guys. I have a GREAT memory and if I see them I will keep this link as a bookmark – you never know.

As far as being an idiot about letting these guys in to the party – I don’t think so…you see guys come in and they are out of place but in our society there are two different types of people – those who are negative and don’t try to make this a better world and those of us (myself included) who are trying to make it a better place and accept everyone equally. I applaud you on not being judgemental and I hiss at those guys for being asses – they should pay as they did in the old times….

Now – to back up APD – these guys are busy. Yeah it may seem like they don’t do anything but think about how many pictures they do get of people who are criminals on a daily basis. All they can do is post up pictures in a book of some sort and it’s basically up to the general public to identify them. I know I can’t remember every persons face I see in passing – that is basically how it is for them.

The best thing to do is post their pictures up where “Austin” related things happen. I found this link through Craigslist – who knows how many others have seen it.

I wish you well in persuing these jerks and hope that it does not taint your feelings about Austin. I guess the only thing is you learned a lesson from this. If you are having a party somewhere, lock the purse in the trunk of your car and keep your cell phone with you or in the locked mode.

Good Luck – Heather from Austin

Joe, you’re the village idiot.

I hope the people who committed this crime get caught and prosecuted.

If you didn’t see it WITH YOUR OWN EYES, you can’t be 100% sure, can you?

It is EXTREMLY LIKELY that this guy stole from you. It is not a fact.

I thought we still opperated under the assumption that people were INNOCENT until proven guilly in a court of law.

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