In Pasadena Texas, Joe Horn saw two men enter his neighbors house with a crowbar. He called 911. When the police did not show up he shot them.

Miguel DeJesus, 38, and Diego Ortiz, 30, died from their wounds.

On the 911 call you can hear his frustration and anger and instead of being passive he took the law into his own hands. Correctly I might add.

I wish he was my neighbor.

Now the New Black Panthers are protesting along with everyone else. For the New Black Panthers and Quanell X to be protesting this one shooting versus the billions of shootings that take place in their own neighborhood is kind of silly. To paraphrase Ice Cube: "Back when we was robbing our own kind, you motherfuckers didn't pay us no mind.". It goes both ways.

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To paraphrase Ice Cube: Back when we was robbing our own kind, you motherfuckers (protesters) didn't pay us no mind!
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Its getting old. If its not Jesse Jackson protesting the Jena 6, The Clearlake 3 furor its Quanell X and the New Black Panthers protesting more criminals.

Where are these people when non-white innocent people get shot and killed in their own neighborhood?  Where are the signs and marches in the streets of the hood to stop the senseless killing there?

I heard on the news the other day, that they think the shooting was racially motivated. Just for grins, lets say it was racially motivated. The best way to not get shot by a racist Joe Horn (if he was) is not to go robbing people in his neigborhood. At that point you wouldn’t have to know whether or not he is a racist. Second, people of other races get to hate white people with impunity and if you question their hatred, you get called a racist yourself.

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If the shooting was racially motivated, the best way to not get shot by Joe Horn is not to rob people next door to him. If your not robbing people it doesn’t matter if he is a racist or not.
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Joe Horn didn't go walking down the street looking for people to kill. They came to his hood and got shot, just as quickly as Joe Horn would have been killed if he walked down the wrong street.

Joe Horn is a hero. If only Blacks and Hispanics would take up arms and defend their own neighborhoods from the criminals around them perhaps their lives would be better.

Nah, as my mother would say, that would be too much like doing right.