Questions about "Stand your Ground" ...

On Wednesday, April 18, 2012 2:38:29 PM UTC-4, G=EMC^2 wrote:
On Monday, April 16, 2012 7:04:50 AM UTC-4, G=EMC^2 wrote:
On Sunday, April 15, 2012 4:05:05 PM UTC-4, Sir Gilligan Horry wrote:
On Sun, 15 Apr 2012 11:09:51 -0700, "Hägar" wrote:

African Americans

ALL THESE ARE COMING FOR YOU TOO HAGAR !!!
mwhahahhhaaahhaaaa!!!

Chinese Americans
Chinese Australians
Chinese Brazilians
Chinese Canadians
British Chinese
Ethnic Chinese in Brunei
Chinese people in Bulgaria
Burmese Chinese
Chinese Cambodian
Chinese Canadian
Chinese people in Chile
Chinese-Costa Rican
Chinese Cuban
Chinese in Fiji
Chinese Filipino – Overseas Chinese that have settled in the
Philippines
Chinese diaspora in France
Chinese Indonesian
Chinese people in Italy
Chinese Jamaican
Chinese people in Japan
Ethnic Chinese in Korea
Laotian Chinese
Malaysian Chinese
Chinese Mauritian
Chinese Mexican
Ethnic Chinese in Mongolia
Chinese New Zealander
Chinese Nicaraguan
Ethnic Chinese in Panama
Chinese Peruvian
Chinese of Romania
Ethnic Chinese in Russia
Chinese in Samoa
Chinese Singaporean – Han Chinese, majority ethnic group of
Singapore
Chinese South Africans
Chinese people in Spain
Thai Chinese
Chinese in Tonga
Chinese Trinidadian
Chinookan – members of a number of Native American peoples living
in the Columbia River valley in Washington and Oregon, also known for
the Chinook jargon dialect of the Pacific Northwest USA.
Chipewyan – Native American people of northwest Canada, but its
range extends into the northern USA.
Chippewa – Native American people inhabiting the Great Lakes
region of Canada and also living in Minnesota, North Dakota,
Wisconsin, Michigan and Montana.
Chitimacha – Native American people of southeastern Louisiana.
Cho Ro.
Choctaw – Native American people of Mississippi and Alabama, now
mostly living in Oklahoma with many still living in Mississippi.
Chukchansi.
Chukchis.
Chulym Tatars.
Chumash – Group of Native American peoples inhabiting coastal
southern California.
Chuncho.
Chut.
Chuukese – A ethnic group at Chuuk, part of the Federated States
of Micronesia.
Chuvash – A Turkic people in Russia.
Ciboney – Mesoamerican inhabitants of Cuba, now extinct.
Circassians or Cherkezians see Adyghe minority in Russia, in the
north Caucasus region and Turkey.
Clayoquot – Native American people of Vancouver Island, British
Columbia.
Co people[citation needed]
Coalhuiltec – Native American people.
Co Ho people of Vietnam.
Co Lao[citation needed]
Co Tu people.
Coast Salish – Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest.
Cochiti – Native American people of the southwestern United
States.
Cocopah.
Coeur d'Alene – Native American people of the Rocky Mountains and
Columbian Plateau, USA.
Coharie.
Colchians or Kolchians.
Colombians – People from the South American country of Colombia..
Coloured – term used to denote mixed-race inhabitants of South
Africa. See also Cape Coloured.
Colville – Native American people inhabiting Washington; one of
the Salish tribes.
Comanche – Native American people inhabiting Oklahoma, Texas,
California and New Mexico.
Comorian.
Cong.
Congolese people.
Copper – Native American people.
Copt - referring to people of Egypt, pre-Arab conquest. Also a
religion [Coptic Orthodox, Coptic Catholic] and a language.
Coquille.
Corsicans – an ethnic group originating in Corsica.
Cornish – a British people originating in Cornwall and the South
West of Great Britain.
Cornish American
Cornish Australian
Cossack – inhabitants of the southern steppe regions of Russia and
Eastern Europe.
Costanoan – Native American people of central California, one of
the Mission Indian peoples.
Coushatta – Native American now resident in Texas. See also
Alabama.
Cowichan – Native American inhabitants of Vancouver Island,
British Columbia.
Cowlitz – Native American people of western Washington; one of the
Salish peoples.
Cree – widely dispersed Native American people inhabiting the
northern United States and Canada.
Creek – Native American people originally of Alabama but now
mostly residing in Oklahoma.
Créole – referring either to people of Iberian or French ancestry
in the Americas, or people of mixed Native American and European
ancestry in Alaska. See Louisiana Creole people.
Crimean Germans.
Crimean Goths.
Crimean Tatars – a Turkic people of Crimea.
Croats – one of the South Slavs.
Croatian American – Croats in the United States
Croatian Australian – Croats in Australia
Croatian Brazilian – Croats in Brazil
Croatian Canadians – Croats in Canada
Croatian Chileans and Croatian-Peruvians.
Crow – Native American people of the northern Great Plains, now
chiefly residing in southeast Montana; one of the Sioux peoples
Cubans.
Cuban Americans.
Cumans, historic peoples of Eastern Europe and the Caucasus.
Cupeño.
Curaçaoan – people of Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles.
Greek Cypriots – ethnic Greek population in Cyprus.
Czechs – Slavic people of central Europe, consisting of Bohemians
and Moravians.
Czech American – Czechs in the United States.
Czechs in the United Kingdom – Czechs in the United Kingdom..
Czech Canadian – Czechs in Canada.

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Daasanach – southern Ethiopia.
Dadhich.
Dai (Thai, Thai Lue).
Dakelh – First Nations people of British Columbia, Canada, one of
the Athabaskan group of peoples.
Dakota: the autonym of the Santee Sioux, sometimes applied to all
Sioux.
Damara.
Danish – Germanic people of Scandinavia.
Danish American
Danish Australian
Danish Canadian
Danmin.
Darhad – ethnic minority.
Dargins – Dagestani.
Daribi – an ethnic minority group in Papua.
Daur – an ethnic minority in China.
Dayaks – ethnic minority group in Indonesia.
De'ang.
Deg Hit'an – Alaska Natives.
Degar (Montagnards).
Delaware – Eastern United States Native American.
Dena'ina (also known as the Tanaina) – Athabascan Alaska Natives.
Dendi – ethnic group mainly in north Benin (closely related to the
Songhai and Zarma).
Derbish.
Desana – An ethnic minority in Colombia.
Dhivehis – An ethnic group of Indo-Aryan people native to the
historic region of the Maldives Sultanate comprising what is now the
Republic of Maldives and Minicoy in Union territory of Lakshadweep,
India.
Dhodia – Dhodia Tribes of India.
Didos, also known as Tsez.
Diegueno.
Dinka – a people of southern Sudan.
Diola.
Dogon – The Dogon are an ethnic group located mainly in the
administrative districts of Bandiagara and Douentza in Mali, West
Africa.
Dolgans – An ethnic minority in northern Russia
Dom – A Dalit or untouchable caste of India.
Doma – Wandering Gypsies of the Middle East.
Dominicans.
Dominican American.
Don Cossacks of Russia and Ukraine.
Dong – an ethnic minority in China.
Dongxiang.
Dorze – southern Ethiopia.
Dorians – subgroup of Greeks.
Dravidians – inhabitants of Southern India and Sri Lanka.
Drung.
Druze – Also a Religion, mainly based in the Levant of Israel,
Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and southern Turkey.
Du people.
Duala people from the coast of Cameroon.
Dungan.
Dutch – Germanic people of northern Europe; mostly Netherlands and
Belgium, also substantial diaspora in countries such as South Africa,
the United States, Suriname (South America) and Australia.
Dutch American
Dutch Australian
Dutch Brazilian
Dutch Canadian
Cape Dutch
Dutch New Zealander
Dyula (Jula) – group mainly in Côte d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso
(part of the Manding linguistic/cultural subgroup of the Mandé
peoples).

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Ebira – an ethnic minority group based in North Central Nigeria..
Ecuadorian – an ethnic group from the country of Ecuador.
Egyptians – native people of eastern North Africa.
Elema – an ethnic minority group in Papua.
Enets – Samoyedic people.
Enga – an ethnic minority group in Papua.
English – Majority ethnic group of the UK, and of England, their
homeland, descended from Anglo-Saxons, ancient Britons (Celts) and
Vikings, they formed together with the Scots what became the United
Kingdom and their descents who then emigrated to form English
colonies, the United States and Australia. The Anglophones (speak and
talk) are estimated to be about 800,000,000—these are first and second
language speakers; within the Anglophones, native speakers of English
number about 450,000,000.
English American
English Australian
English Canadian
English Brazilian
English African
English Argentine – large Anglo-British immigration to
Argentina occurred.
Enxet
Eshira
Eskimo – see also Inuit and Yupik.
Esselen
Estonians – Finnic people in Estonia, northeastern Europe.
Eurasian Avars – An ancient Turkic people who established Avar
Khaganate.
European Americans – largest ethnic group in the United States.
Evens – An ethnic minority in Russia.
Evenki – an ethnic minority in Russia.
Ewe – a people of Ghana and Togo (part of the Gbe
linguistic/culture group).
Expatriata Americana – U.S. Expatriate populations worldwide
developed in the late 20th century and the 2000s.

[edit] F

Falasha/Beta Israel – Jewish ethnic group from Ethiopia; beginning
in 1984, most now live in Israel.
Falkland Islanders - people of the Falkland Islands.
Fante – People living in Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire (an Akan group).
Faroese – Germanic group of the Faroe Islands between Iceland and
Scotland.
Fars – native name for Persians.
Fereydan.
Fernandinos.
Fijian – Melanesian group, central South Pacific Ocean.
Fir Bolg – An early race that inhabited the island of Ireland.
Finns – Ethnic group in Finland and Scandinavia, also found in
countries such as the United States in diaspora.
Finnish American – Finns in the United States.
Flemish – Dutch-speaking ethnic group of Belgium, found primarily
in Flanders.
West Flemings of northernmost France (the Nord and
Pas-de-Calais departments).
Fon – Benin, Togo (part of the Gbe linguistic/culture group)
Fox – Native Americans of the Midwestern USA.
Franco-Mauritian – people of French origin living in Mauritius.
Franco-Réunionnaise – people of French origin in Réunion, island
in the Indian Ocean.
Franks – Germanic people of northwest Europe who settled in France
in the time of the Roman Empire.
Franconians.
French – the people of France and other French-speaking peoples..
French American – United States citizen of French descent.
French British.
French Mexican, French Argentine and French Chilean.
French Canadian – of French Canadian culture, historically
self-identified as Canadiens, then later as Canadiens-français and
those today living in the province of Quebec as Québécois. See also
French-speaking Quebecer, Métis and Acadians.
Frisians – Germanic group native to the "German Bight" along the
North Sea.
Fula (also called Fulani or Fulbe) group spread across West Africa
and the Sahel as far east as Sudan.
Fulni-o.
Fur – western Sudan (Darfur).

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Ga – people of southern Ghana.
Gadi tribe
Gaels – a Celtic people that originated in Ireland.
Gagauz – Turkic people in southern Moldova and southwestern
Ukraine (in Budjak).
Galicians – ethnic group of Galicia found in Galicia as well as
other parts of Spain and Latin America in diaspora.
Gaoshan – aboriginal people of Taiwan.
Garifuna/Garinagu – a Central American people of mixed Amerindian
and African descent.
Garo.
Gbaya people.
Ge – northern South America, Caribbean coast.
Geba Buru – inhabitants of the Buru Island in the center of the
Mollucas of Indonesia.
Gelao.
Georgian – Caucasus region, of Georgia.
Georgian American.
Germans – the biggest of the Germanic peoples, with its heartland
in Central and Eastern Europe, speaking German (Standard German,
Austrian or Swiss varieties of German or other High or Low German
dialects), largest ethnic of Germany, as well as Austria,
Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Switzerland, a majority of the population
of the now Italian Alpine province of South Tyrol and an autochthonous
minority in Belgium (Eupen-Malmedy), France (Alsace), Hungary (e.g.
Danube Swabians), Poland (e.g. Silesians) and Romania (e.g.
Transylvanian Saxons). Also found in the American continent
(especially in the United States, where they are the largest ethnic
group, and in some Latin American countries)) and in other parts of
Europe (e.g. Czech Republic, Slovakia, the former Yugoslavia, i.e.
some of the former eastern territories of Germany as well as the
territories of historic Austria-Hungary), Asia (e.g. Kazakhstan) and
elsewhere (e.g. Australia):
German American
German Argentine
German Australian
German Brazilian – ethnic Germans in Brazil, found largely in
southern Brazil.
German-Briton
Germans in Bulgaria
German Canadian
German-Chilean
Germans in the Czech Republic
Germans of Hungary
Germans of Kazakhstan
German Mexican
German Peruvian
Germans in Poland
Germans in Romania
Germans from Slovakia
Germans of Yugoslavia
Gia Rai.
Giay.
Gie Trieng.
Gitanos – Gypsies in Spain.
Godoberis.
Gogodali – an ethnic minority group in Papua.
Gongduk.
Gorals.
Gorani – Slavic people in Serbia.
Goshute.
Gotlanders.
Goulaye.
Greeks – Tens of millions worldwide, originated in Greece.
Griqua – South Africa.
Gros Ventre.
Gruzinim – Georgian-speaking Jews from Georgia in the Caucasus.
Guadeloupean.
Guajajara.
Guarani.
Gujaratis, inhabiting the state of Gujarat in Western India.
Gullah peoples of the Southeastern USA.
Gurage – Ethiopia.
Guria.
Guru – an ethnic minority group in Ivory Coast.
Guruks.
Gurung – ethnic group of Nepal.

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Hadza – an ethnic minority group in Tanzania.
Haida – Native Americans inhabiting the Pacific Northwest part of
the country.
Haitian Creole.
Hakka – a distinct subgroup of Han Chinese of the People's
Republic of China and Taiwan.
Haliwa-Saponi.
Hamer – southern Ethiopia.
Hamshenis – An Armenian ethnic group in Turkey.
Han Chinese – dominant ethnic group of the People's Republic of
China, Taiwan and Singapore and largest ethnic group in the world.
Hani.
Hausa – an ethnic group that occupies a large portion of West
Africa, including the Northern part of Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, and in
varying mumbers throughout the Sahel and West Africa.
Havasupai.
Haw.
Hawaiian – Polynesian indigenous people of the island chain in the
Pacific Ocean.
Hapas, mixed Asian/Native Hawaiian/White-European American
peoples in the USA.
Hazara – inhabitants of Afghanistan and Pakistan, who have Mongol
descent.
Herero – an ethnic minority group in Angola.
Hesquiat.
Hezhen.
Hidatsa – Native Americans.
Himba.
Hindoestanen.
Hindi people.
Hinukhs.
Hispanics – Americans with origins in (as defined by law, in
Mexico, Puerto Rico, or other Spanish-Speaking Cultures.) Latin
America.
Hmar.
Hmong – an ethnic minority in Laos, varies from languages.
Hoa.
Ho-Chunk.
Hoh.
Hohokam.
Hoklo – A subgroup of Han Chinese of Taiwan, southern Fujian, and
in Wenzhou and Zhoushan prefectures of Zhejiang province. They are
also known as Hokkiens.
Holikachuk.
Hopi – Native American, of the southwest United States.
Houma.
H'Re.
Hualapai – Natives of Mesoamerica.
Huastec.
Hui Chinese – Ethnic Chinese of the Islamic faith.
Huicol – Native Americans in Mexico.
Hungarians – people in Hungary, central Europe.
Huns.
Hunzakuts – an ethnic minority in India.
Huli – an ethnic minority group in Papua.
Hunzibs.
Hupa.
Hurrians.
Huron – Eastern United States Native American.
Hutsuls – Ukrainian mountain people of Ukraine and Poland.
Hutu – a people mainly of Rwanda and Burundi.
Hyksos – historic peoples of ancient Egypt, originated in
Southwest Asia.

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Iatmul – an ethnic minority group in Papua.
Iban – an ethnic minority in Indonesia.
Ibanag – A Filipino minority ethnic group.
Ibibio – West Africa (Nigeria).
Icelanders – Majority ethnic group of Iceland.
Icelandic American – Citizens of the United States who have
Icelandic ancestry.
Icelandic Canadian – Citizens of Canada who have Icelandic
ancestry.
Igbo – A West African people based primarily in the southeastern
part of Nigeria. Their language is also called Igbo.
Igbo American – Citizens of the United States who have Igbo
ancestry through migration and slavery.
Igbo Jamaican – Citizens of Jamaica who have Igbo ancestry
through migration and slavery.
Igbo Canadian – Citizens of Canada who have Igbo ancestry
through migration via Africa or West Indies.
Igorot – A Filipino minority ethnic group.
I-Kiribati – Mix of diverse islander communities, including
different populations on Phoenix-islands, Line-Islands, etc.
Illiniwek, also known as the Illini, Illinois, or Illinois
Confederacy.
Ilocano – Third largest Filipino ethnic group.
Ilonggo – A Filipino ethnic group.
Imereti.
Incan – Of western South America, along the Andes and particularly
Peru.
Indo-Americans – people from Indian Origin settled in America
Indo-Malaysisans – people from Indian Origin settled in Malaysia
Indo-Nepalese – people from Indian Origin settled in Nepal (more
specifically from Northern plains of India.
Indo-Aryan – speakers of Indo-Aryan languages originating from
Northern India, eastern Pakistan, Bangladesh and southern and central
Sri Lanka.
Indo-Caribbean – Caribbean people (found mostly in Trinidad and
Tobago, Jamaica) and South American people (found mostly in Guyana,
Suriname)of South Asian origins India, Nepal, Burma, Bangladesh,
Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Indo-Europeans – hypothetical pre-historic people that spoke the
hypothetical Proto-Indo-European language.
Indo-Guyanese – Guyanese people of (South Asian) Indian origins..
Indo-Iranians – speakers of Aryan/Indo-Iranian languages
originating from the Indian subcontinent, Iranian plateau and Central
Asia, divided into three subgroups:
Indo-Aryan peoples (see India, Pakistan and Bangladesh).
Iranian peoples (see Farsi and Persians).
Nuristani people in Afghanistan also of Indo-Iranian origins.
Indo-Trinidadian – Trinidad and Tobago people of South Asian
origins: India, Pakistan, Nepal, Burma, Bangladesh, Maldives, Sri
Lanka and former British colonies of Guyana in South America.
Ingessana – an ethnic minority group in Ethiopia.
Ingrians.
Ingushes – Ingushetia, northern Caucasus.
Innu – Native Americans of eastern Canada.
Inuit – Widespread in Alaska, northern Canada and Greenland.
Inupiat
Irani – religious and ethnic community of the Indian subcontinent.

On 4/19/2012 8:40 AM, G=EMC^2 wrote:

Knowing the ways of Severn Trent Mafia I will show well in advance how they will dish out justice.How they will stack the court.



So no matter what happens you can claim that you were right.

Maybe you're not as senile as you appear to be.

















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