BLM madness, confront Trump supporter. Backfires.

a reply to: tadaman

always interesting to watch BLM videos. they are some of the most overt, wild racists that has stepped on american soil since the 50s
And what makes them even more intolerable is that they are now being convinced they aren't even racist because they are simply immune to being that due to..their race.

endless damanding that he is a victim because of skintone, to accept he will never be equal, and that white people are always the enemy, see enemy through skintone only, there is nothing but skintone and anything white is evil that is trying to hurt you.

BLM has become a hate movement.

a reply to: tadaman

Another excellent post! Thank you, tadaman.

a reply to: JAY1980

That INFOWARS dude owned those BLM bigots, they had nothing to come back with. The screaming long haired snot nosed self hating white liberal brat is a perfect example of the mental disease called liberalism. ~$heopleNation

omg that guy is a true American and those arr zombies how sad these ppl can't think for themselves and raralize what's happening how our government is literally brainwashing us and their just sheep how sad how ppl get so easily manipulated and they can't see it racism will always be here until we're all one color look I'm Mexican raised in a small white town and yes I've felt racism the worse when I was 6 and we lived in California where I was born why do black ppl hate Mexicans they we fought and killed each other my family moves to Texas to a small white town
I felt racism from white ppl too eventually I met amazing black and white ppl it's so sad they still think we're the most racist country even though we're the most diverse In the world racism is always going to be here doesn't matter what race they all think their superior

originally posted by: Ohanka
Black Lives Matter is one of the most racist and totalitarian movements in the history of America

Mo ignant than the KKK, trust me, Ive heckled both into chasing me through the street.

At least the clan has some form of tolerance to a degree, BLM wants a globe with nothing more than BL in it.

a reply to: burdman30ott6

Yes, yes they did..............and black lives to them don't matter. Its all about whitey again...you don't even have to be a cop, just white and you're harassed. I swear if they gather on my lawn in those stupid masks burning anything that resembles a Kwanzaa tree and I come out shooting. History repeats brutha, history repeats.

When will people learn?

a reply to: tadaman

Great post, thank for putting this up. Loved how he was laughing at the guy wearing the mask, kinda hard to take someone seriously when they have to hide their face.

originally posted by: xstealth

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: Ohanka
Black Lives Matter is one of the most racist and totalitarian movements in the history of America

LOL, the history of America is racist, not any movement 'black people' try to form as resistance…

Actually Black Lives Matter is racist, all lives matter. Putting one race above the rest is actually racist.

They do not care about white lives, yellow lives, brown lives, and to be honest, clearly they don't care about black lives either.

Nice circular logic. "Honestly and clearly".… its the blacks fault.

originally posted by: Darmok

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: Ohanka
Black Lives Matter is one of the most racist and totalitarian movements in the history of America

LOL, the history of America is racist, not any movement 'black people' try to form as resistance…

It's only racist if white people do it? That's because it's only acceptable to discriminate against white people, right?

No, white people are the biggest bigots, racists, historically. Originally Blacks were brought here as slaves, they didn't invade and steal white folk and export them to Africa. Or genocide Native Americans, bomb the world, etc, lol.

originally posted by: intrptr
Nice circular logic. "Honestly and clearly".… its the blacks fault.

Jesus...this again? Stop trying to restate someone's comment to create a narrative that was non-existent in the first place.

Xstealth said nothing about fault, or blaming anyone for anything. It was just pointed out that BLM doesn't care about that which they are named after (in all situations), and they certainly do put one race above everyone else in importance of which lives matter in this world.

They have their right to do that, but when it waddles like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's not a horse. Quit trying to turn ducks into horses by interjecting your own narrative. It's a tired tactic, and we can all see right through it.

a reply to: tadaman

Thanks for posting this.

This makes me sad for America. This is what we have become. Thugs are allowed to bully others into voting for someone, and if you try to call them thugs or bullies you are called racist.

His response. I want a job, not welfare. I want freedom not government handouts. I want my own money, my own mastery of my fate, TRUE FREEDOM. .

He gets it do you?

That people is why 'socialism' and 'socialist lite' is the antithesis of what he seeks.

FREEDOM.

Freedom to be his own master, and slave to none, and he definitely isn't a slave to the body politic.

a reply to: SlapMonkey



I think the problem encountered in American society is a need for supremacy. It becomes especially confusing when looking at communities of people that historically enslaved and then legally discriminated against. One must remember the legacy of of legal and illegal segregation is still fresh in the minds of many living people and has certainly been conveyed to the younger generations. This sort of thing does not disappear over night. It takes generations. Of course much of the hate is misplaced. I highly doubt that the average American is a hardcore racist. The consensus among white Americans seems to be: clean your own house first.

At the end of the day I'm not all that confident that this comes down to race. It comes down to economics IMO. The situation gets overly complicated with the crack epidemic and even drug trafficking linked to the CIA historically. There is no easy answer here. As long as the politics of division and race flourish we will never overcome this societal issue. I can understand the arguments being made by both sides here. That, unfortunately the point I think, another case of divide and conquer. The Trump supporter makes a great point about inter-community violence. I fear he may in fact be supporting the wrong candidate. It's too bad that there isn't a "right" candidate to support as of yet. Maybe we'll, as Americans, get very very very lucky and see open conventions on both sides. Notice I said open, not brokered. I highly doubt it though.

I agree with some of what each of them says. I disagree with some of what each of them says. I disagree with both overall conclusions, but also agree with some of the points on both sides. The trump supporter was the more civil imo.

Either way... they both pointed out reasons why I won't be voting for Clinton or Trump.

Peace.

a reply to: SlapMonkey

Xstealth said nothing about fault, or blaming anyone for anything. It was just pointed out that BLM doesn't care about that which they are named after (in all situations), and they certainly do put one race above everyone else in importance of which lives matter in this world.

BLM is fed up with police murdering predominantly black people in their neighborhoods, as if gangs, drugs, de education and lack of jobs wasn't enough on their plate.

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: SlapMonkey

Xstealth said nothing about fault, or blaming anyone for anything. It was just pointed out that BLM doesn't care about that which they are named after (in all situations), and they certainly do put one race above everyone else in importance of which lives matter in this world.

BLM is fed up with police murdering predominantly black people in their neighborhoods, as if gangs, drugs, de education and lack of jobs wasn't enough on their plate.

What is the latest statistic on police "murdering black people"? Seriously. How many incidents of outright and completely unjustifiable "murder" that was not precipitated by some criminal action that may or may not be interpreted as a threat to the police officer can you point to?

Aww, gotta run away when someone doesn't buy into your BS?


What a strong show of character, hahaha.

I love how they jump to "So do you think BLM?" it's the same # tactic ppl use to use during Bush;

OHHH U DONT SUPPORT THE TROOPS?

Eat a bag.

originally posted by: Edumakated

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: SlapMonkey

Xstealth said nothing about fault, or blaming anyone for anything. It was just pointed out that BLM doesn't care about that which they are named after (in all situations), and they certainly do put one race above everyone else in importance of which lives matter in this world.

BLM is fed up with police murdering predominantly black people in their neighborhoods, as if gangs, drugs, de education and lack of jobs wasn't enough on their plate.

What is the latest statistic on police "murdering black people"? Seriously. How many incidents of outright and completely unjustifiable "murder" that was not precipitated by some criminal action that may or may not be interpreted as a threat to the police officer can you point to?

You're willfully blind. But I see the weight in this thread is on the establishment side, lots of luck conquering and oppressing the world at home and abroad.

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: Edumakated

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: SlapMonkey

Xstealth said nothing about fault, or blaming anyone for anything. It was just pointed out that BLM doesn't care about that which they are named after (in all situations), and they certainly do put one race above everyone else in importance of which lives matter in this world.

BLM is fed up with police murdering predominantly black people in their neighborhoods, as if gangs, drugs, de education and lack of jobs wasn't enough on their plate.

What is the latest statistic on police "murdering black people"? Seriously. How many incidents of outright and completely unjustifiable "murder" that was not precipitated by some criminal action that may or may not be interpreted as a threat to the police officer can you point to?

You're willfully blind. But I see the weight in this thread is on the establishment side, lots of luck conquering and oppressing the world at home and abroad.

It is a really straight forward and simple question that you appear incapable of answering directly. In other words, you or BLM have absolutely no facts to support your position.

You claim that police are purposely murdering young black men and it is an epidemic. I am simply asking for you to back up this statement with some facts.

BLM should rename itself to Black Thug Lives Matter because quite frankly, every case that BLM has hung it's hat on has been shown to be outright false or that the "victim" was in many ways responsible for their own demise through their criminal action.

I am not arguing that police don't have their share of bad apples. I am simply asking you to put up some actual facts about young black men being murdered by police that justify so much BLM outrage. Is it two people? Ten people? 100 people?

I'm a numbers guy. My gut tells me you can't find 5 cases nationwide over the past 10 years where 1) the police weren't convicted and 2) the shooting or whatever was completely unprovoked by the victim.

originally posted by: intrptr
BLM is fed up with police murdering predominantly black people in their neighborhoods, as if gangs, drugs, de education and lack of jobs wasn't enough on their plate.

Fed up, maybe, but not NEARLY as vocal, angry, or active about that compared to worrying about the small percentage of cops (and even then, mostly only white cops) who shoot and kill a black person.

Their priorities are all ridiculous, as are their tactics, as are a large portion of their members...and as are the arguments that their apologists come up with to defend them.

Hell, I'm fed up with the gangs, drugs, education issues and job problems in poor urban neighborhoods (and anywhere else it is prevalent), but the problem is that the movement itself, for the most part, is turning into a large gang whose premise lacks education (or cherry picks its data). It's the blind leading the blind, here, and if it weren't for the fact that cops have been killed in the spirit of the movement and businesses and lives destroyed under the guise of "peaceful protest," it would be comical.

But it's not, because that movement is bringing with a lot of negatives that have begun to outweigh the positives.