Video: ‘Black Lives Matter’ rioters target whites for beat downs

originally posted by: dukeofjive696969
Why is the heat too much to handle lol.

Your insipid crap infects every thread you post in. You want proof this is BLM? How about we completely ignore BLM and focus on the documented fact that black people are hunting down "whitey" for assaults.

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The Milwaukee man whose shooting by police touched off riots Saturday night and prompted Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to activate the National Guard on Sunday had previously been charged in a shooting and with intimidating a witness of that shooting.

I'm shocked. Say it ain't so.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: dukeofjive696969

Can you prove that there are no "members" of BLM there?

Did anybody from blm say they where there, did anybody from blm say they want to start riots.

Im going soft here, where only on how many pages, still ni proof whatsoever.

But thanks for trying.

And yea sorry i cant prove they wherent there, not my thread not my job.

a reply to: Bone75

You mean he's as innocent as Micheal Brown? Sounds like the perfect martyr then. /sarc

originally posted by: Ksihkehe

originally posted by: dukeofjive696969
Why is the heat too much to handle lol.

Your insipid crap infects every thread you post in. You want proof this is BLM? How about we completely ignore BLM and focus on the documented fact that black people are hunting down "whitey" for assaults.

Oh my strong words there son, i am still waiting for proof not how you feel.

a reply to: Imhotepic

Jesus. Really? Are we all supposed to hold and hands and sing? Ignore what's been going on? When "protesters" set fire to a gas station With The Employees Still Inside you are damn right violence should be met with violence. You want for all of us to be pacifists and not lift a hand to those who mean us harm.

did anything positive get accomplished

DO YOU LISTEN TO YOURSELF!??

a reply to: dukeofjive696969

If you can't win the opinions of the public to your side with your protests truth is irrelevant you can't win. Protests win and lose by the emotions they bring out in those they interact with. Movements and protests are tried in the court of public opinion, not a court of law.

This is a very different playing field than one where simple logic and reasoning win the day. You can't just tell someone something, you need to make them feel it, believe it. You need to convince the people of the strength of your convictions.

It doesn't matter if BLM had literally zero involvement with this, there's no proof one way or another. But bLM has not done enough to demonstrate a conviction that truly defies such actions. BLM has done nothing to demonstrate that they back peace with every fiber of their being, that violence is their anti-thesis.

When it comes to peace and nonviolence, BLM simply fails to be convincing in even the most minor way.

This is why BLM is doomed to flop. It lacks heart where it counts most, and in the land of protests and public opinion it's heart where it counts most.

You don't have to like it, but that's how it is.

Whine about proof all you want. There is none either way. What's left is public opinion, and that comes by how BLM presents itself and it's ideals. In the court of public opinion BLM has continues emphasized it's most base traits while giving it's higher traits none of the attention they deserve.

originally posted by: Bone75
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The Milwaukee man whose shooting by police touched off riots Saturday night and prompted Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to activate the National Guard on Sunday had previously been charged in a shooting and with intimidating a witness of that shooting.

I'm shocked. Say it ain't so.

I must have missed where it said in the law that criminals can be executed, care to show me this law.

I bet you a Bazillion dollars you cant

originally posted by: Puppylove
a reply to: dukeofjive696969

If you can't win the opinions of the public to your side with your protests truth is irrelevant you can't win. Protests win and lose by the emotions they bring out in those they interact with. Movements and protests are tried in the court of public opinion, not a court of law.

This is a very different playing field than one where simple logic and reasoning win the day. You can't just tell someone something, you need to make them feel it, believe it. You need to convince the people of the strength of your convictions.

It doesn't matter if BLM had literally zero involvement with this, there's no proof one way or another. But bLM has not done enough to demonstrate a conviction that truly defies such actions. BLM has done nothing to demonstrate that they back peace with every fiber of their being, that violence is their anti-thesis.

When it comes to peace and nonviolence, BLM simply fails to be convincing in even the most minor way.

This is why BLM is doomed to flop. It lacks heart where it counts most, and in the land of protests and public opinion it's heart where it counts most.

You don't have to like it, but that's how it is.

Whine about proof all you want. There is none either way. What's left is public opinion, and that comes by how BLM presents itself and it's ideals. In the court of public opinion BLM has continues emphasized it's most base traits while giving it's higher traits none of the attention they deserve.

I couldent care less about blm, what iritates me is people spouting opinons as fact, and then cry out momy when there put on the spot.

You need not to be a part of a group to be influenced by a group.

Same thing with Islamic extremism. You don't need to be a card carrying member of ISIS to be influenced by their culture and rhetoric, then carry out acts yourself.

Do I think the violent and racist rhetoric coming from BLM likely has influenced others and given them more bravery to act out as open racists and attack/blame whitey/cops for everything?

Most certainly, yes.

It's not just BLM though, it's the left at large, it's Hillary, it's all the way up to Obama. So much racial rhetoric coming from the left. People are sticking their heads in the sand wanting to pretend it doesn't have larger cultural influence. They're playing stupid.

originally posted by: MysticPearl
You need not to be a part of a group to be influenced by a group.

Same thing with Islamic extremism. You don't need to be a card carrying member of ISIS to be influenced by their culture and rhetoric, then carry out acts yourself.

Do I think the violent and racist rhetoric coming from BLM likely has influenced others and given them more bravery to act out as open racists and attack/blame whitey/cops for everything?

Most certainly, yes.

It's not just BLM though, it's the left at large, it's Hillary, it's all the way up to Obama. So much racial rhetoric coming from the left. People are sticking their heads in the sand wanting to pretend it doesn't have larger cultural influence. They're playing stupid.

Lol at racist rethoric,blaming the left, obama and hillary, more crying and making excuses.

Did anyone even watch the livestreams as this was happening? I did... multiple streams, from right before the "group" destroyed a police car and set it on fire. I watched all the way thru til 3 building were torched, after looting. I watched the cars with people hanging out of the windows doing donuts in the street in front of the burning BP station, as shots were being fired into the air. Looked like freaking Mogadishu.

The crowds were hollering "Black Power" and " Black Lives Matter", and several were wearing BLM tee shirts--- one of the streamers pointed that out several times.

This was mass insanity.... they torched the place after looting, then complained that the fire department wasn`t coming to put out the fires.

There is no way to excuse this or justify this, even a little. The police departments need to be able to do their jobs of maintaining law and order. No ifs, ands or buts about it.

So the jest of the thread is that blm is extremely violent and racist , and its obamas, Hillary and the left fault.

This thread is epic

originally posted by: dukeofjive696969

originally posted by: MysticPearl
You need not to be a part of a group to be influenced by a group.

Same thing with Islamic extremism. You don't need to be a card carrying member of ISIS to be influenced by their culture and rhetoric, then carry out acts yourself.

Do I think the violent and racist rhetoric coming from BLM likely has influenced others and given them more bravery to act out as open racists and attack/blame whitey/cops for everything?

Most certainly, yes.

It's not just BLM though, it's the left at large, it's Hillary, it's all the way up to Obama. So much racial rhetoric coming from the left. People are sticking their heads in the sand wanting to pretend it doesn't have larger cultural influence. They're playing stupid.

Lol at racist rethoric,blaming the left, obama and hillary, more crying and making excuses.

Lol at you being triggered and having no argument.

originally posted by: dragonlover12
Did anyone even watch the livestreams as this was happening? I did... multiple streams, from right before the "group" destroyed a police car and set it on fire. I watched all the way thru til 3 building were torched, after looting. I watched the cars with people hanging out of the windows doing donuts in the street in front of the burning BP station, as shots were being fired into the air. Looked like freaking Mogadishu.

The crowds were hollering "Black Power" and " Black Lives Matter", and several were wearing BLM tee shirts--- one of the streamers pointed that out several times.

This was mass insanity.... they torched the place after looting, then complained that the fire department wasn`t coming to put out the fires.

There is no way to excuse this or justify this, even a little. The police departments need to be able to do their jobs of maintaining law and order. No ifs, ands or buts about it.

I can only give you one star. Would of loved to give you more.

a reply to: dragonlover12

Some thug runs away from police while refusing to drop his stolen gun, gets shot then all hell breaks lose. Everyone is screaming, "Black power, black power" setting everything on fire. Then a leftist representative complains about a "lack of jobs" as being part of the reasoning behind this race riot. Why would anyone want to hire these low-life or put businesses in this area? Also, I was positive I read somewhere else the officer is...... black

originally posted by: Bone75
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The Milwaukee man whose shooting by police touched off riots Saturday night and prompted Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to activate the National Guard on Sunday had previously been charged in a shooting and with intimidating a witness of that shooting.

I'm shocked. Say it ain't so.

All that destruction, over a ghetto rat.

I'm not all that shocked. They're not "rioting" for anyone, they're using it as an excuse catalyst to destroy. Until all the black rights groups come out full force and loud AF against this s#, I'm no longer listening to anything they have to say. Because if your own community & destructive culture gets ignored for improvement by yourselves, I ignore you as a whole.

a reply to: dukeofjive696969

Honest question:

Without the events of the past year, including the BLM movement and the heavy publicizing of it, do you think this riot would have occurred over the death of a man who was running from police, was armed, and is a suspect in a violent crime?

Just to add another important point about bullhorns and the message of peace.

One of the biggest advantages of it is, it helps take the strength out of fake protesters and plants. It makes so those fake protesters influenced for whatever reason to infiltrate and sabotage a movement by committing crimes in their name have no strength.

In such a movement there's no denying there's no tolerance for violence. So when the fake protester sneaks in then starts acting counter to the ideals the protesting group loudly proclaims and is immediately met with scorn and derision by the protesters themselves as well as support from them for the authorities who properly handle the scumbag the group's message is not tainted by their actions.

The peaceful protest works, in fact it's the most effective tool we the people have if we do it RIGHT.