Where were the cops??? Bet he would’ve liked to have a few around....
https://www.yahoo.com/news/blm-leader-breonna-taylor-protests-021905360.html
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BLM leader in Breonna Taylor protests fatally shot in carjacking
Christian Spencer
Mon, November 23, 2020, 8:19 PM CST·3 min read
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was killed in the early morning hours on Monday in Louisville
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was a prominent leader in Black Lives Matter protests demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. Sadly, he was killed during a suspected car jacking on Monday in Louisville, Kentucky.
The 21-year-old Arab American was fatally shot just before 12:30 a.m. EST on Nov. 23, on Crittenden Drive, USA Today reports. He was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital, where he later died from his injuries.
What makes Nadgy’s death more tragic is that he had a rough childhood. He was raised in foster care and spent a considerable amount of time in jail as a youth. It was through social justice/police brutality movements like the one for Breonna Taylor that he used to turn his life around.
Taylor was killed in March by a former officer with the LMPD during a botched, no-knock raid on her apartment. Her death sparked national outrage and Black Lives Matter demonstrations across the country.
“It makes me feel good that I can come out here and it doesn’t matter where you came from, it doesn’t matter what happened previously in your life,” Nadgy told The Associated Press in September, the Daily Mail reports. “You’re here right now, you’re in this movement.”
A month later, he gushed about having lunch with state Rep. Attica Scott hours before leading a march, according to the Louisville Courier Journal.
“I’m an ex-foster kid, I’m a felon and I don’t have my GED,” Nagdy said. “I spent three years or four years, not consecutively, incarcerated. And next week I’m flying to New York with Until Freedom. I’m having lunch with a state representative. I got people asking me to lead marches.”
On Monday, his mother, Christine Muimneach, confirmed on Facebook that her “Beautiful and Intelligent son” was shot multiple times. The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
“He was an avid activist for Black Lives Matter. He was an inspirational leader. We are poor and can not afford any money at all for his funeral. Our mother lives on disability and I just lost my job due to covid,” the description of the campaign reads.
“I hope he will be a symbol of this violence and that we’ll finally say, ‘This stops with Travis,'” said Antonio T-Made Taylor, a local reporter who mentored Nagdy.
Christian Spencer
Mon, November 23, 2020, 8:19 PM CST·3 min read
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was killed in the early morning hours on Monday in Louisville
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was a prominent leader in Black Lives Matter protests demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. Sadly, he was killed during a suspected car jacking on Monday in Louisville, Kentucky.
The 21-year-old Arab American was fatally shot just before 12:30 a.m. EST on Nov. 23, on Crittenden Drive, USA Today reports. He was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital, where he later died from his injuries.
What makes Nadgy’s death more tragic is that he had a rough childhood. He was raised in foster care and spent a considerable amount of time in jail as a youth. It was through social justice/police brutality movements like the one for Breonna Taylor that he used to turn his life around.
Taylor was killed in March by a former officer with the LMPD during a botched, no-knock raid on her apartment. Her death sparked national outrage and Black Lives Matter demonstrations across the country.
“It makes me feel good that I can come out here and it doesn’t matter where you came from, it doesn’t matter what happened previously in your life,” Nadgy told The Associated Press in September, the Daily Mail reports. “You’re here right now, you’re in this movement.”
A month later, he gushed about having lunch with state Rep. Attica Scott hours before leading a march, according to the Louisville Courier Journal.
“I’m an ex-foster kid, I’m a felon and I don’t have my GED,” Nagdy said. “I spent three years or four years, not consecutively, incarcerated. And next week I’m flying to New York with Until Freedom. I’m having lunch with a state representative. I got people asking me to lead marches.”
On Monday, his mother, Christine Muimneach, confirmed on Facebook that her “Beautiful and Intelligent son” was shot multiple times. The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
“He was an avid activist for Black Lives Matter. He was an inspirational leader. We are poor and can not afford any money at all for his funeral. Our mother lives on disability and I just lost my job due to covid,” the description of the campaign reads.
“I hope he will be a symbol of this violence and that we’ll finally say, ‘This stops with Travis,'” said Antonio T-Made Taylor, a local reporter who mentored Nagdy.
Life is a bitch...
I'm all broken up. OK, better now.
Originally Posted by from story
What makes Nadgy’s death more tragic is that he had a rough childhood. He was raised in foster care and spent a considerable amount of time in jail as a youth. It was through social justice/police brutality movements like the one for Breonna Taylor that he used to turn his life around.
LMAO! Holy Schit!!
Then it turns into a Breanna Taylor drug dealer story.
Originally Posted by bluefish
I'm all broken up. OK, better now.
That had me chuckling.
One less piece of schitt we'll have to knock off the battlefield later.
Bad things happen to bad people. Another ghetto lottery winner.
Win win for law abiding people everywhere. Mb
all the [bleep] I sent
Was he wearing Nikes?
I’m sure society is going to miss this thug. Hasbeen
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was a prominent leader in Black Lives Matter protests Sadly, he was killed during a suspected car jacking on Monday in Louisville, Kentucky.
One can only hope it is targeted, and directed. Suspected car jacking is a nice cover, may become a trend.
One can only hope it is targeted, and directed. Suspected car jacking is a nice cover, may become a trend.
He was a useful idiot for someone. I wonder who paid for his airfare to ny?
Cleansing of the gene pool.
I think it’s a tragedy any time a life is wasted even... nah... ESPECIALLY when the person could be said to have “had it coming”.
The fact that the narrative seems to point to this supposed “social justice movement” as the man’s salvation even as they’re writing an article about how he attempted a car jacking after joining that same salvific movement says a lot.
So many gospels out there; so little hope. Especially when placed as by this guy in “significance” as his worldview defines it... power...
I’ve met people who had a rough upbringing and suffered unjustly by evil in this world but bore up under it and found meaning in life apart from the power to take out revenge for their suffering on nearby innocents and those people are something to behold.
They don’t die trying to steal and they don’t build a lifestyle around complaining and blaming. But this seems to be the direction our culture has chosen for its young people and I think it’s as depressing as anything I’ve ever seen.
The fact that the narrative seems to point to this supposed “social justice movement” as the man’s salvation even as they’re writing an article about how he attempted a car jacking after joining that same salvific movement says a lot.
So many gospels out there; so little hope. Especially when placed as by this guy in “significance” as his worldview defines it... power...
I’ve met people who had a rough upbringing and suffered unjustly by evil in this world but bore up under it and found meaning in life apart from the power to take out revenge for their suffering on nearby innocents and those people are something to behold.
They don’t die trying to steal and they don’t build a lifestyle around complaining and blaming. But this seems to be the direction our culture has chosen for its young people and I think it’s as depressing as anything I’ve ever seen.
Winning !
Originally Posted by efw
I think it’s a tragedy any time a life is wasted even... nah... ESPECIALLY when the person could be said to have “had it coming”.
The fact that the narrative seems to point to this supposed “social justice movement” as the man’s salvation even as they’re writing an article about how he attempted a car jacking after joining that same salvific movement says a lot.
So many gospels out there; so little hope. Especially when placed as by this guy in “significance” as his worldview defines it... power...
I’ve met people who had a rough upbringing and suffered unjustly by evil in this world but bore up under it and found meaning in life apart from the power to take out revenge for their suffering on nearby innocents and those people are something to behold.
They don’t die trying to steal and they don’t build a lifestyle around complaining and blaming. But this seems to be the direction our culture has chosen for its young people and I think it’s as depressing as anything I’ve ever seen.
The fact that the narrative seems to point to this supposed “social justice movement” as the man’s salvation even as they’re writing an article about how he attempted a car jacking after joining that same salvific movement says a lot.
So many gospels out there; so little hope. Especially when placed as by this guy in “significance” as his worldview defines it... power...
I’ve met people who had a rough upbringing and suffered unjustly by evil in this world but bore up under it and found meaning in life apart from the power to take out revenge for their suffering on nearby innocents and those people are something to behold.
They don’t die trying to steal and they don’t build a lifestyle around complaining and blaming. But this seems to be the direction our culture has chosen for its young people and I think it’s as depressing as anything I’ve ever seen.
Maybe Your culture chose it but mine didn’t.
I guess his own kind didn't get the message that black lives matter....
Does being Arab mean your black or is it used for that when the libs want it to be? Might fall under the saying If the shoe fits wear it.
No matter as I am out of give a Schitt for them. Edk
No matter as I am out of give a Schitt for them. Edk
Originally Posted by Cretch
I guess his own kind didn't get the message that black lives matter....
Yeah, ironic, eh?
Fburgtx: Reminds me of the time when I was arresting a long haired maggot infested anti-war protester after he had broken out a huge bank window in downtown Seattle back in 1969 - then "it" made the mistake of trying to assault me! Seconds later as he was writhing in pain and handcuffed face down in the water filled gutter (it was raining!) and I had my boot in his back holding him down waiting for the "paddy wagon" he rolled his face over and uttered this "hey mothafockah - what comes around goes around - you'll get yours"!
First time I had ever heard that cliche - it apparently was true - as proven by the now dead blm'er type!
He-he.
I call that "street justice" - and indeed it came around and went around!
A good start if you ask me.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy
First time I had ever heard that cliche - it apparently was true - as proven by the now dead blm'er type!
He-he.
I call that "street justice" - and indeed it came around and went around!
A good start if you ask me.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy
Originally Posted by tndrbstr
Maybe Your culture chose it but mine didn’t.
If you’re an American you’re in it but I hear ya obviously I don’t agree with any of that but we are citizens of this country and are stuck with the good and bad just like they are; even if we recognize better what is good and what is bad than they do.
Are we to assume he was carjacked by a gang of Swedish thugs? The touching part of the story was how he managed to find way to turn his life around by taking part in illegal demonstrations; thereby becoming an "inspirational leader". GD
Originally Posted by fburgtx
BLM leader in Breonna Taylor protests fatally shot in carjacking
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
I always wonder where all this GoFundMe money comes from? WTF kind of idiot puts up money for something like this?
Jerry
Originally Posted by Jerryv
Originally Posted by fburgtx
BLM leader in Breonna Taylor protests fatally shot in carjacking
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
I always wonder where all this GoFundMe money comes from? WTF kind of idiot puts up money for something like this?
Jerry
Two words:
White
Guilt
I'm confused by some posts here. Was he the carjacker or the carjackee?
Quote
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
This appears to be a common theme. I wonder (tongue in cheek) why people don't close these GoFundMe pages once the reason (goal) of the page has been reached. I'm guessing rather than a $15K funeral, they'll splurge and have a $22K funeral now.
It isn't clear what role he played. Not clear in the article. Since he is an Arab or a Nigarab, this means he was the criminal not victim.
Originally Posted by Jerryv
Originally Posted by fburgtx
BLM leader in Breonna Taylor protests fatally shot in carjacking
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
I always wonder where all this GoFundMe money comes from? WTF kind of idiot puts up money for something like this?
Jerry
White progressives and other mindless bots.
He who lives by the sword...
Kharma is a bitch, sometimes.
Bragging about who he was having lunch with. Going to NY.. Whoops.
I started reading the press release text to my wife, when I got to the carjacking part she interrupted me by saying “by a Black guy.”
Probably.
P
Probably.
P
Hmmm...
...apparently BL don't M.
...apparently BL don't M.
Well, Bye.
Originally Posted by fburgtx
BLM leader in Breonna Taylor protests fatally shot in carjacking
Christian Spencer
Mon, November 23, 2020, 8:19 PM CST·3 min read
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was killed in the early morning hours on Monday in Louisville
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was a prominent leader in Black Lives Matter protests demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. Sadly, he was killed during a suspected car jacking on Monday in Louisville, Kentucky.
The 21-year-old Arab American was fatally shot just before 12:30 a.m. EST on Nov. 23, on Crittenden Drive, USA Today reports. He was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital, where he later died from his injuries.
What makes Nadgy’s death more tragic is that he had a rough childhood. He was raised in foster care and spent a considerable amount of time in jail as a youth. It was through social justice/police brutality movements like the one for Breonna Taylor that he used to turn his life around.
Taylor was killed in March by a former officer with the LMPD during a botched, no-knock raid on her apartment. Her death sparked national outrage and Black Lives Matter demonstrations across the country.
“It makes me feel good that I can come out here and it doesn’t matter where you came from, it doesn’t matter what happened previously in your life,” Nadgy told The Associated Press in September, the Daily Mail reports. “You’re here right now, you’re in this movement.”
A month later, he gushed about having lunch with state Rep. Attica Scott hours before leading a march, according to the Louisville Courier Journal.
“I’m an ex-foster kid, I’m a felon and I don’t have my GED,” Nagdy said. “I spent three years or four years, not consecutively, incarcerated. And next week I’m flying to New York with Until Freedom. I’m having lunch with a state representative. I got people asking me to lead marches.”
On Monday, his mother, Christine Muimneach, confirmed on Facebook that her “Beautiful and Intelligent son” was shot multiple times. The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
“He was an avid activist for Black Lives Matter. He was an inspirational leader. We are poor and can not afford any money at all for his funeral. Our mother lives on disability and I just lost my job due to covid,” the description of the campaign reads.
“I hope he will be a symbol of this violence and that we’ll finally say, ‘This stops with Travis,'” said Antonio T-Made Taylor, a local reporter who mentored Nagdy.
Christian Spencer
Mon, November 23, 2020, 8:19 PM CST·3 min read
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was killed in the early morning hours on Monday in Louisville
Hamza ‘Travis’ Nagdy was a prominent leader in Black Lives Matter protests demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. Sadly, he was killed during a suspected car jacking on Monday in Louisville, Kentucky.
The 21-year-old Arab American was fatally shot just before 12:30 a.m. EST on Nov. 23, on Crittenden Drive, USA Today reports. He was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital, where he later died from his injuries.
What makes Nadgy’s death more tragic is that he had a rough childhood. He was raised in foster care and spent a considerable amount of time in jail as a youth. It was through social justice/police brutality movements like the one for Breonna Taylor that he used to turn his life around.
Taylor was killed in March by a former officer with the LMPD during a botched, no-knock raid on her apartment. Her death sparked national outrage and Black Lives Matter demonstrations across the country.
“It makes me feel good that I can come out here and it doesn’t matter where you came from, it doesn’t matter what happened previously in your life,” Nadgy told The Associated Press in September, the Daily Mail reports. “You’re here right now, you’re in this movement.”
A month later, he gushed about having lunch with state Rep. Attica Scott hours before leading a march, according to the Louisville Courier Journal.
“I’m an ex-foster kid, I’m a felon and I don’t have my GED,” Nagdy said. “I spent three years or four years, not consecutively, incarcerated. And next week I’m flying to New York with Until Freedom. I’m having lunch with a state representative. I got people asking me to lead marches.”
On Monday, his mother, Christine Muimneach, confirmed on Facebook that her “Beautiful and Intelligent son” was shot multiple times. The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
“He was an avid activist for Black Lives Matter. He was an inspirational leader. We are poor and can not afford any money at all for his funeral. Our mother lives on disability and I just lost my job due to covid,” the description of the campaign reads.
“I hope he will be a symbol of this violence and that we’ll finally say, ‘This stops with Travis,'” said Antonio T-Made Taylor, a local reporter who mentored Nagdy.
Oh yes, it's okay to raise money for this criminal thug.
But go fund me for K Rittenhouse are yanked as fast as they appear.
Definitely Bizzaro World.
Originally Posted by efw
I think it’s a tragedy any time a life is wasted even... nah... ESPECIALLY when the person could be said to have “had it coming”.
The fact that the narrative seems to point to this supposed “social justice movement” as the man’s salvation even as they’re writing an article about how he attempted a car jacking after joining that same salvific movement says a lot.
So many gospels out there; so little hope. Especially when placed as by this guy in “significance” as his worldview defines it... power...
I’ve met people who had a rough upbringing and suffered unjustly by evil in this world but bore up under it and found meaning in life apart from the power to take out revenge for their suffering on nearby innocents and those people are something to behold.
They don’t die trying to steal and they don’t build a lifestyle around complaining and blaming. But this seems to be the direction our culture has chosen for its young people and I think it’s as depressing as anything I’ve ever seen.
The fact that the narrative seems to point to this supposed “social justice movement” as the man’s salvation even as they’re writing an article about how he attempted a car jacking after joining that same salvific movement says a lot.
So many gospels out there; so little hope. Especially when placed as by this guy in “significance” as his worldview defines it... power...
I’ve met people who had a rough upbringing and suffered unjustly by evil in this world but bore up under it and found meaning in life apart from the power to take out revenge for their suffering on nearby innocents and those people are something to behold.
They don’t die trying to steal and they don’t build a lifestyle around complaining and blaming. But this seems to be the direction our culture has chosen for its young people and I think it’s as depressing as anything I’ve ever seen.
America has many cultures.
His culture isn't mine.
Originally Posted by simonkenton7
It isn't clear what role he played. Not clear in the article. Since he is an Arab or a Nigarab, this means he was the criminal not victim.
haaha
BLACK LIVES MATTER. Oh wait....
Originally Posted by tndrbstr
He was a useful idiot for someone. I wonder who paid for his airfare to ny?
It is very easy to scam out guilt ridden white folks and snowflakes.
L.W.
Originally Posted by Jerryv
Originally Posted by fburgtx
BLM leader in Breonna Taylor protests fatally shot in carjacking
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
The family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral expenses. As of reporting, more than $22K has been raised, surpassing its original goal of $15K.
I always wonder where all this GoFundMe money comes from? WTF kind of idiot puts up money for something like this?
Jerry
Biden/Harris voters, who else.
Investigators with the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD)
are allegedly investigating, and no suspects have been identified.
Lmfao . . . . . . .allegedly 🤣🤣🤣
are allegedly investigating, and no suspects have been identified.
Lmfao . . . . . . .allegedly 🤣🤣🤣
If you roll with pigs, you're gonna get shlt on, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but shlt will find you.....................good riddance, loud mouthed arab!
Originally Posted by mirage243
Investigators with the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD)
are allegedly investigating, and no suspects have been identified.
Lmfao . . . . . . .allegedly 🤣🤣🤣
are allegedly investigating, and no suspects have been identified.
Lmfao . . . . . . .allegedly 🤣🤣🤣
No shlt, lead investigator SGT. Schultz!
That’s funny
Sand negro lives don’t matter?
Originally Posted by TheLastLemming76
Sand negro lives don’t matter?
Dune coons neither.
Originally Posted by Mach3
BLACK LIVES MATTER. Oh wait....
No,no, you got that wrong. Black Olives Matter. You just left out the O. No biggie.
It’s only a problem if whitey does it.
Just about a perfect example of Karma coming back around....
Somewhat ironic.
Social Justice??? It's hard to hate the sin and love the sinner. Did 24 years watching crooks at a state pen. Herding cats. This is not an unusual way for them to not come back to prison. Be Well, RZ.
Birds of a feather flock together.