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we just need to stop the blame game
we are all cut from the same cloth
we all are born the same way
we will all die
enough
It wasn't me talking about the Confederacy like that. Ultra racist? Nah, states' rights. Militant? It was just a fort, for gods' sakes. Bigots? Hey, they're blacks after all. Murdering? No way, property can't be murdered.I'd be shocked if you said something intelligent, ass clown.
Moron.It wasn't me talking about the Confederacy like that. Ultra racist? Nah, states' rights. Militant? It was just a fort, for gods' sakes. Bigots? Hey, they're blacks after all. Murdering? No way, property can't be murdered.I'd be shocked if you said something intelligent, ass clown.
Have some decency.
See? Racism in America has always been the black people's fault.We can begin with the Ferguson shooting and how blacks refused to accept the FACTS of the case, deciding instead to promote a false narrative.
I see your arguments are as structured and articulate as ever.Moron.
Focussing on a single race like BLM does is the very definition of racist.
Yup.....if everyone is the same race, racism doesn't exist.Before Columbus got here.When was racism in America not the fault of black people?The Black Lives Matter movement has never been about black lives mattering. It's been a racist attack against white culture and a call for special treatment for blacks.
we just need to stop the blame game
we are all cut from the same cloth
we all are born the same way
we will all die
enough
We all bleed red.we just need to stop the blame game
we are all cut from the same cloth
we all are born the same way
we will all die
enough
When was racism in America not the fault of black people?The Black Lives Matter movement has never been about black lives mattering. It's been a racist attack against white culture and a call for special treatment for blacks.
Platitudes are platitudes because they are so true they are repeated until they lose their punch. Bonzi is right.we just need to stop the blame game
we are all cut from the same cloth
we all are born the same way
we will all die
enough
This is just a silly platitude. By examining the situation and coming to terms with what's going on and who's to blame for what, we can begin to do something about the problem. We can begin with the Ferguson shooting and how blacks refused to accept the FACTS of the case, deciding instead to promote a false narrative.
Where were the BLM marches in Chicago when 54 blacks were murdered during a weekend?I wish I had the words to explain cogently, but I see BLM as being scornfully misunderstood by a hostile opponent. And the job is made even more difficult because of the over-zealous actions of those who think murder is a solution to injustice when any fool can see it only steels the resolve, and kills any effort to any understanding in any opponent who would otherwise hear. OTOH, the rhetoric of opposing fools about wanting race wars and blacks wanting MORE privilege than whites instead of the more truthfully EQUAL privilege, or that opponents don't care about the murder of police on that thin blue line, these bullies are feeding the flames too, and in some cases, loving the controversy. There's no denying the fools on both sides are keeping the anger high and deadly. And also kills hope that America will ever achieve the dream of "crown thy good with brotherhood". Once that was our greatest strength. Now all we do is weaken ourselves.I don't think Hitler is still alive? (.... if you get my drift ....)
I covered that.Sure it is all their fault. If they just didn't exist, you wouldn't have to go to all that trouble to be so racist.
Wait a minute, 007. Which side are you saying is the "ultra racist, militant, murdering bigots" you are talking about? Seems like the base question is who did it first? Is BLM an action or is it a reaction? Either way, too many on either side of the issue have died, and all that does is feed the haters.By no stretch of the imagination should "humanity" ever be represented by a bunch of ultra racist, militant, murdering bigots.
BLM IS a modern day DOMESTIC TERRORIST ORGANIZATION.
Your point is valid, but somehow I see it as an excuse to you for maintaining the status quo. All 'inner-cities' need so much more than policing by men and women untrained as proxy parents, teachers, mentors, councilors, and missing fathers.Where were the BLM marches in Chicago when 54 blacks were murdered during a weekend?I wish I had the words to explain cogently, but I see BLM as being scornfully misunderstood by a hostile opponent. And the job is made even more difficult because of the over-zealous actions of those who think murder is a solution to injustice when any fool can see it only steels the resolve, and kills any effort to any understanding in any opponent who would otherwise hear. OTOH, the rhetoric of opposing fools about wanting race wars and blacks wanting MORE privilege than whites instead of the more truthfully EQUAL privilege, or that opponents don't care about the murder of police on that thin blue line, these bullies are feeding the flames too, and in some cases, loving the controversy. There's no denying the fools on both sides are keeping the anger high and deadly. And also kills hope that America will ever achieve the dream of "crown thy good with brotherhood". Once that was our greatest strength. Now all we do is weaken ourselves.I don't think Hitler is still alive? (.... if you get my drift ....)
See? Racism in America has always been the black people's fault.We can begin with the Ferguson shooting and how blacks refused to accept the FACTS of the case, deciding instead to promote a false narrative.
Focussing on a single race like BLM does is the very definition of racist.
Yeah, if you don't know the definition of it then I'd see how you'd think that
