This is /r/conservative's all time top post, and dates back to July 2013, and the OP is a former moderator of, and the creator of /r/ZionistScum. The OP was also a moderator of /r/conservative at the time.
From the very start it was destined to become filled with drama, and I believe this led to new sidebar rules as well.
Don't ask: "Why is this here?" or: "How is this Conservative?"
The most upvoted comment spawned 146 children, both arguing how the case is a 'conservative issue' and over the case itself.
Later in the thread a user asks if the /r/conservative subscribers understand what the entire thread (and the image macro spawning it all) makes conservatives look like.
Source? one asks, and a small argument begins over that.
At the very bottom of the thread is contained a comment on how the death of Trayvon Martin is insignificant. This leads to a mention of /r/blackladies, even!
ここには何もないようです