Cuban Community Rally At NuLu Restaurant In Response To Black Lives Matter Shakedown

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: Annee

How about we condemn it and rally around the victims and support them ...because that is who needs the support. What would you suggest doing...just drop it and forget about it?

I’m actually not particularly left.

I am a logical realist. And I am capable of understanding different perspectives.

Rebellions are messy. They also tend to expand into all of the following: civil unrest/disobedience, genuine protesting, advantage looting, infiltration, rioting, etc.

The smoldering “volcano” of racial inequality just needed a trigger and it got one.

The pendulum swings.

IMO this rebellion was deserved and needed. The extreme will settle. Hopefully, evolved changes will be permanent.

I can only hope you get to experience some of this "deserved and needed" violence yourself.

a reply to: Rob808

If a white guy says the same thing could we take them at their word it’s not a race thing but an idea thing?

Look at my avatar image. I'm a white guy. I just happen to be Cuban.

Or do they need to have “dreamer” status as their victimhood check mark?

Cubans don't come here to be victims. That's what "dreamers" are. Every Cuban that arrived here did so legally and with the blessing of the US government. Cubans have been patriotic Americans, by and large, and are typically politically conservative.

The whole point of pointing out Cuban refugee status is to show that Cubans fled socialism. That socialism itself is the problem.

I can promise you this, especially with older generations, if the communists ever lost power in Cuba, Florida (and Louieville, KY apparently) would empty overnight. Cubans are as patriotic as Americans, but do not take that to mean that we don't love America, take that to mean that Cubans were forced from their homes in Cuba by the same scumbags that are trying to extort them in Louieville, KY.

Can we accept BLM just uses race as a tool?

It's an effective weapon.

originally posted by: Tekner

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: Annee

How about we condemn it and rally around the victims and support them ...because that is who needs the support. What would you suggest doing...just drop it and forget about it?

I’m actually not particularly left.

I am a logical realist. And I am capable of understanding different perspectives.

Rebellions are messy. They also tend to expand into all of the following: civil unrest/disobedience, genuine protesting, advantage looting, infiltration, rioting, etc.

The smoldering “volcano” of racial inequality just needed a trigger and it got one.

The pendulum swings.

IMO this rebellion was deserved and needed. The extreme will settle. Hopefully, evolved changes will be permanent.

I can only hope you get to experience some of this "deserved and needed" violence yourself.

Love the emotional responses to a post void of any.

I’m 75 — Born & raised in the Los Angeles area. Just sayin’.

To be clear, I stated: “this rebellion was deserved and needed”.

I did not state: “this violence was deserved and needed”

However, as stated: “Rebellions are messy”.

a reply to: infolurker

Wow that is just craziness... it’s like just give because they want it... that’s what it amounts to... it we know that according to the Communist Manifesto, Marxists do not accept that people can have private property, but this is just insane ... the demand is guve over your private property just because they say so....

And half of America is right along with them.

I don't think normal people understand their numbers

Adults making demands under threat is not the American way, it’s the socialist way, nazis are socialist, punch all BLM.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Tekner

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: Annee

How about we condemn it and rally around the victims and support them ...because that is who needs the support. What would you suggest doing...just drop it and forget about it?

I’m actually not particularly left.

I am a logical realist. And I am capable of understanding different perspectives.

Rebellions are messy. They also tend to expand into all of the following: civil unrest/disobedience, genuine protesting, advantage looting, infiltration, rioting, etc.

The smoldering “volcano” of racial inequality just needed a trigger and it got one.

The pendulum swings.

IMO this rebellion was deserved and needed. The extreme will settle. Hopefully, evolved changes will be permanent.

I can only hope you get to experience some of this "deserved and needed" violence yourself.

Love the emotional responses to a post void of any.

I’m 75 — Born & raised in the Los Angeles area. Just sayin’.

To be clear, I stated: “this rebellion was deserved and needed”.

I did not state: “this violence was deserved and needed”

However, as stated: “Rebellions are messy”.

There is no rebellion that justifies demanding people give their private property to others based on color of skin. It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve heard in a long time. This is the true nature of fascist totalitarianism.

originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Tekner

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: Annee

How about we condemn it and rally around the victims and support them ...because that is who needs the support. What would you suggest doing...just drop it and forget about it?

I’m actually not particularly left.

I am a logical realist. And I am capable of understanding different perspectives.

Rebellions are messy. They also tend to expand into all of the following: civil unrest/disobedience, genuine protesting, advantage looting, infiltration, rioting, etc.

The smoldering “volcano” of racial inequality just needed a trigger and it got one.

The pendulum swings.

IMO this rebellion was deserved and needed. The extreme will settle. Hopefully, evolved changes will be permanent.

I can only hope you get to experience some of this "deserved and needed" violence yourself.

Love the emotional responses to a post void of any.

I’m 75 — Born & raised in the Los Angeles area. Just sayin’.

To be clear, I stated: “this rebellion was deserved and needed”.

I did not state: “this violence was deserved and needed”

However, as stated: “Rebellions are messy”.

There is no rebellion that justifies demanding people give their private property to others based on color of skin. It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve heard in a long time. This is the true nature of fascist totalitarianism.

I’ll remind them they have to play by your rules.

a reply to: Annee

Perhaps rebellions in some cases are deserved and needed.

However if it has corporate sponsorship, it is not a rebellion.

The list of wealthy and corporate backers of BLM is long indeed.

An easy way to see if something is directly opposed to the interests of the poor and working class is to see if the wealthy back it. A means test that has never failed, in my opinion.

a reply to: projectvxn

Cubans like me are extremely anti-communist.

I’ve worked with an employed a great many Cubans.

You’re 100% right !!!

But that’s the understatement of the year and I’m sure you know it .

I’m sure that stem‘s off from another Cuban character trait .

The older Cubans I know are soft-spoken and polite .

At least until you piss them off .

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Tekner

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: Annee

How about we condemn it and rally around the victims and support them ...because that is who needs the support. What would you suggest doing...just drop it and forget about it?

I’m actually not particularly left.

I am a logical realist. And I am capable of understanding different perspectives.

Rebellions are messy. They also tend to expand into all of the following: civil unrest/disobedience, genuine protesting, advantage looting, infiltration, rioting, etc.

The smoldering “volcano” of racial inequality just needed a trigger and it got one.

The pendulum swings.

IMO this rebellion was deserved and needed. The extreme will settle. Hopefully, evolved changes will be permanent.

I can only hope you get to experience some of this "deserved and needed" violence yourself.

Love the emotional responses to a post void of any.

I’m 75 — Born & raised in the Los Angeles area. Just sayin’.

To be clear, I stated: “this rebellion was deserved and needed”.

I did not state: “this violence was deserved and needed”

However, as stated: “Rebellions are messy”.

There is no rebellion that justifies demanding people give their private property to others based on color of skin. It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve heard in a long time. This is the true nature of fascist totalitarianism.

I’ll remind them they have to play by your rules.

Please do. At least remind them that demanding other people's property as recompense for ill-treatment of ancestors in times past is NOT a way to be taken seriously. It's a way to be laughed at and dismissed outright as freeloading money-grubbers, though.

originally posted by: Nyiah

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Tekner

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: Annee

How about we condemn it and rally around the victims and support them ...because that is who needs the support. What would you suggest doing...just drop it and forget about it?

I’m actually not particularly left.

I am a logical realist. And I am capable of understanding different perspectives.

Rebellions are messy. They also tend to expand into all of the following: civil unrest/disobedience, genuine protesting, advantage looting, infiltration, rioting, etc.

The smoldering “volcano” of racial inequality just needed a trigger and it got one.

The pendulum swings.

IMO this rebellion was deserved and needed. The extreme will settle. Hopefully, evolved changes will be permanent.

I can only hope you get to experience some of this "deserved and needed" violence yourself.

Love the emotional responses to a post void of any.

I’m 75 — Born & raised in the Los Angeles area. Just sayin’.

To be clear, I stated: “this rebellion was deserved and needed”.

I did not state: “this violence was deserved and needed”

However, as stated: “Rebellions are messy”.

There is no rebellion that justifies demanding people give their private property to others based on color of skin. It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve heard in a long time. This is the true nature of fascist totalitarianism.

I’ll remind them they have to play by your rules.

Please do. At least remind them that demanding other people's property as recompense for ill-treatment of ancestors in times past is NOT a way to be taken seriously. It's a way to be laughed at and dismissed outright as freeloading money-grubbers, though.

I’m a realist.

Not an idealist.

Rebellions are messy.

Whatever the core intent is/was (began as) there will always be fringe and extremists.

I’m not going to put blinders on.

originally posted by: Nivhk
a reply to: infolurker
Take a look at those hashtags at the end of the article. Jesus

Just more gimmedats from an illiterate racist. Yo, Chanelle certainly be a class act. Yes, give your house and property to these folks and watch them run it into the ground and then demand more. The good news is that when the election is over, the DNC will stick BLM back on the shelf and watch as they murder each other for trivial slights and arguments.

a reply to: Fallingdown

I've never met a soft spoken Cuban.

In my home there's no such thing lol.

I don't negotiate with terrorists.

Especially filthy small brained commies

If you offended good go cry on social media.

originally posted by: Lysergic
I don't negotiate with terrorists.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Tekner

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: Annee

How about we condemn it and rally around the victims and support them ...because that is who needs the support. What would you suggest doing...just drop it and forget about it?

I’m actually not particularly left.

I am a logical realist. And I am capable of understanding different perspectives.

Rebellions are messy. They also tend to expand into all of the following: civil unrest/disobedience, genuine protesting, advantage looting, infiltration, rioting, etc.

The smoldering “volcano” of racial inequality just needed a trigger and it got one.

The pendulum swings.

IMO this rebellion was deserved and needed. The extreme will settle. Hopefully, evolved changes will be permanent.

I can only hope you get to experience some of this "deserved and needed" violence yourself.

Love the emotional responses to a post void of any.

I’m 75 — Born & raised in the Los Angeles area. Just sayin’.

To be clear, I stated: “this rebellion was deserved and needed”.

I did not state: “this violence was deserved and needed”

However, as stated: “Rebellions are messy”.

There is no rebellion that justifies demanding people give their private property to others based on color of skin. It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve heard in a long time. This is the true nature of fascist totalitarianism.

I’ll remind them they have to play by your rules.

Its not my rules Annee. BLM does not have any legal right to my private property. Maybe they can go to communist Cuba for that.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Tekner

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: Annee

How about we condemn it and rally around the victims and support them ...because that is who needs the support. What would you suggest doing...just drop it and forget about it?

I’m actually not particularly left.

I am a logical realist. And I am capable of understanding different perspectives.

Rebellions are messy. They also tend to expand into all of the following: civil unrest/disobedience, genuine protesting, advantage looting, infiltration, rioting, etc.

The smoldering “volcano” of racial inequality just needed a trigger and it got one.

The pendulum swings.

IMO this rebellion was deserved and needed. The extreme will settle. Hopefully, evolved changes will be permanent.

I can only hope you get to experience some of this "deserved and needed" violence yourself.

Love the emotional responses to a post void of any.

I’m 75 — Born & raised in the Los Angeles area. Just sayin’.

To be clear, I stated: “this rebellion was deserved and needed”.

I did not state: “this violence was deserved and needed”

However, as stated: “Rebellions are messy”.

There is no rebellion that justifies demanding people give their private property to others based on color of skin. It’s the most outrageous thing I’ve heard in a long time. This is the true nature of fascist totalitarianism.

I’ll remind them they have to play by your rules.

Well I'm not bending to theirs ever.

How now brown cow?

a reply to: infolurker

This is part of the reason why Obama shut down the last law, wet feet/dry feet" which allowed Cubans to seek asylum in the U.S. The large majority of Cubans have lived and experienced a socialist economy, and a communist dictatorship for 70 years. Obama/Biden know Cubans vote right-wing/republican/etc. Hence they didn't want more Cubans in the U.S. and instead cozzied up to the communist dictatorship.

We, Cuban-Americans whom escaped socialism and communism from Cuba, have seen what socialism and communism do to a country and it's people for 70 years, hence we know not to vote for left-wingers/socialists/marxists.

The large majority of Cubans will rally against these attempts to implement socialism and Marxism in the U.S. The large majority of Mexicans and people from South America, except Venezuela, that come to the U.S. are socialists/communists/very left-wing. These people are escaping socialist policies and are still dumb enough to want socialism/Marxism in the U.S. and vote left-wing once they are citizens.

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: incoserv

Historically that's how it always works.

But good luck convincing people that they are repeating the same mistakes.

Yep, here's 50 years ago straight from the KGB 's mouth. The M.O. never changes.