The lives of innocent black kids doesn't matter

[task0778]

Jason Whitlock has written several op-eds about BLM, here's the latest one:

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

@ScoonTV
I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

@LeonydusJohnson

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

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It is apparent that the only black lives that matter to BLM are the ones they can get publicity and big donations for.

 

[Wyatt earp]

They are fucking racist idiots, if they wanted sympathy from all Americans they should of said












ALL LIVE'S MATTER









.

 

[MarathonMike]

I have a few of these kids posted in my Black Deaths Matter thread. It is a never ending tragedy that has been going on for half a century. You will get nothing but denial and ignorance from the Left.

 

[gipper]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

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Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

 

[harmonica]

..apparently, criminals lives are more important = black culture is self destructive/etc

 

[beautress]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EhFNHbVWAAYOdM6?format=jpg&name=small

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

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It is apparent that the only black lives that matter to BLM are the ones they can get publicity and big donations for.

If the Democrats pushed abortions since Roe v Wade which has now eliminated over 60 million Americans, and they now want to eradicate up to the moment of birth, life of other people doesn't seem to be of any consequence or matter to them. It's pathetic.

 

[beautress]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

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Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

The devil is in the details some people don't care to know, doll.

 

[MarathonMike]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

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Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

There is no quick fix for inner city violence that now spans 3 generations. At least President Trump has implemented policies and created opportunity zones that directly benefit this segment of the population. The First Black President did exactly NOTHING for them.

 

[task0778]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

To say that Trump could have fixed any of this is pure bullshit. Police misconduct is a local and state problem, starting with the police unions that make it next to impossible to get rid of bad cops. And of course the primarily democrat DAs, governors, mayors, judges, police chiefs, and city councils that get campaign contributions from those same unions and turn a blind eye to misconduct.

The other side of this is the black community itself, with their attendant cultural problems from various causes. One of the bigger problems is the gangs who are perhaps the chief cause behind so many shootings in our big cities. NONE of which is or even should be Trump's problem to fix, other than to call in the military to put an end to the violence and destruction. Which doesn't really fix the underlying problem at all.

 

[gipper]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

To say that Trump could have fixed any of this is pure bullshit. Police misconduct is a local and state problem, starting with the police unions that make it next to impossible to get rid of bad cops. And of course the primarily democrat DAs, governors, mayors, judges, police chiefs, and city councils that get campaign contributions from those same unions and turn a blind eye to misconduct.

The other side of this is the black community itself, with their attendant cultural problems from various causes. One of the bigger problems is the gangs who are perhaps the chief cause behind so many shootings in our big cities. NONE of which is or even should be Trump's problem to fix, other than to call in the military to put an end to the violence and destruction. Which doesn't really fix the underlying problem at all.

You misunderstand. Had Don come out immediately after the Floyd murder demanding change and an end to police brutality, he wins enormous support from blacks and the rioting and looting don’t happen. He’s just not very smart.

 

[Blues Lifer]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

WTF? you have to be retarded.

Do you even know what WANTONLY fucking means? So, the police have been running around hunting down black people with premeditation and killing these black people completely unprovoked????

IS THAT YOUR FUCKING STATEMENT ????????

 

[gipper]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

WTF? you have to be retarded.

Do you even know what WANTONLY fucking means? So, the police have been running around hunting down black people with premeditation and killing these black people completely unprovoked????

IS THAT YOUR FUCKING STATEMENT ????????

That’s right asshole. You need to open your eyes.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

Two incidents is “wantonly”? You’re a fucking idiot. Please let the adults talk.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

WTF? you have to be retarded.

Do you even know what WANTONLY fucking means? So, the police have been running around hunting down black people with premeditation and killing these black people completely unprovoked????

IS THAT YOUR FUCKING STATEMENT ????????

That’s right asshole. You need to open your eyes.

If you don’t resist arrest you don’t get killed.
Race has nothing to do with it. You got brainwashed by the media. Weak sauce.

 

[Blues Lifer]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

To say that Trump could have fixed any of this is pure bullshit. Police misconduct is a local and state problem, starting with the police unions that make it next to impossible to get rid of bad cops. And of course the primarily democrat DAs, governors, mayors, judges, police chiefs, and city councils that get campaign contributions from those same unions and turn a blind eye to misconduct.

The other side of this is the black community itself, with their attendant cultural problems from various causes. One of the bigger problems is the gangs who are perhaps the chief cause behind so many shootings in our big cities. NONE of which is or even should be Trump's problem to fix, other than to call in the military to put an end to the violence and destruction. Which doesn't really fix the underlying problem at all.

You misunderstand. Had Don come out immediately after the Floyd murder demanding change and an end to police brutality, he wins enormous support from blacks and the rioting and looting don’t happen. He’s just not very smart.

President Trump says George Floyd’s death was ‘terrible’ but says ‘more white people,’ die at hands of police than Blacks in U.S.

President Trump says George Floyd’s death was ‘terrible’ but says ‘more white people,’ die at hands of police than Blacks in U.S.

President Donald Trump during a CBS interview espoused the view that white people in the U.S. are killed by law enforcement more often than Blacks — a...

www.marketwatch.com

He said what happened was terrible, but he's not going to fuck over Law Enforcement by taking one example and suggesting there's some huge police brutality entity that needs t be fixed. There isn't. That's a fantasy stoked up be useful idiots in an election year.

 

[gipper]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

To say that Trump could have fixed any of this is pure bullshit. Police misconduct is a local and state problem, starting with the police unions that make it next to impossible to get rid of bad cops. And of course the primarily democrat DAs, governors, mayors, judges, police chiefs, and city councils that get campaign contributions from those same unions and turn a blind eye to misconduct.

The other side of this is the black community itself, with their attendant cultural problems from various causes. One of the bigger problems is the gangs who are perhaps the chief cause behind so many shootings in our big cities. NONE of which is or even should be Trump's problem to fix, other than to call in the military to put an end to the violence and destruction. Which doesn't really fix the underlying problem at all.

You misunderstand. Had Don come out immediately after the Floyd murder demanding change and an end to police brutality, he wins enormous support from blacks and the rioting and looting don’t happen. He’s just not very smart.

President Trump says George Floyd’s death was ‘terrible’ but says ‘more white people,’ die at hands of police than Blacks in U.S.

President Trump says George Floyd’s death was ‘terrible’ but says ‘more white people,’ die at hands of police than Blacks in U.S.

President Donald Trump during a CBS interview espoused the view that white people in the U.S. are killed by law enforcement more often than Blacks — a...

www.marketwatch.com

He said what happened was terrible, but he's not going to fuck over Law Enforcement by taking one example and suggesting there's some huge police brutality entity that needs t be fixed. There isn't. That's a fantasy stoked up be useful idiots in an election year.

Yeah that did no good.

 

[gipper]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

WTF? you have to be retarded.

Do you even know what WANTONLY fucking means? So, the police have been running around hunting down black people with premeditation and killing these black people completely unprovoked????

IS THAT YOUR FUCKING STATEMENT ????????

That’s right asshole. You need to open your eyes.

If you don’t resist arrest you don’t get killed.
Race has nothing to do with it. You got brainwashed by the media. Weak sauce.

You’re not informed. Get informed.

 

[Blues Lifer]

You’re not informed. Get informed.

LEARN something before you look even more pathetic.

 

[Norman]

Only black lives that can be abused for the purposes of democrats matter.... to democrats.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

On Labor Day, I popped open my Twitter feed and noticed that two of my favorite follows, @ScoonTV and @LeonydusJohnson, had showcased innocent black kids killed by random gun violence in 2020. I first noticed Curtis Scoon retweeted the faces and short bios of the kids murdered.

I just reposted over 30 tweets of black children MURDERED this year. None were killed by police. NONE are household names. Quite a few were 1 yr old. No outcry because there’s no one else to blame. Outsourcing accountability is standard operating procedure for far too many.
9:02 PM · Sep 6, 2020

Scoon’s tweets led me to Leonydus Johnson’s Twitter page and the original thread that listed 53 black and brown children murdered in 2020. Johnson tweeted a picture and short description listing the date of the tragedies.

Please look at this tweet thread. It’s 53 kids, age one to 12.

I know these are tough to look at. But my sincere hope is that this thread helps wake people up. This has to stop.

1. Rory Norman was shot and killed in Dallas, TX on Jan. 5th, 2020 after someone shot into his house. He was only 1.

How is this not the number 1 social justice story in America? Why have we accepted this carnage? These are children cut down before they have a chance to really experience life. The answer can’t simply be the social media trope: “Well, the killers will be investigated and prosecuted.” The people who spew that nonsense are unaware that in a lot of major cities most murders go unsolved.

And please don’t tell me that a discussion of “black-on-black crime” is whataboutism, a distraction from police brutality or that 85 percent of white murder victims are killed by white people. That’s all dishonest political debate. The truth is Black Lives Matter has prioritized the lives of resisting criminal suspects over the lives of black children.

This is insanity. Look at the faces of those kids. Their names won’t be on an NFL helmet this fall. LeBron James won’t mention them. No celebrity is going to insist that you say their names.

You can’t raise political campaign donations mentioning the name of one-year-old Roy Norman. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump can’t hold news conferences demanding justice and dollars for six-year-old Ashlynn Luckett.

But Jacob Blake is a hero and martyr.

Black Lives Matter is a business strategy. It’s not a civil rights movement. Corporations are cutting checks financing racial-awareness seminars and social justice television commercials. It’s all public relations. Or it’s a tool being used by token black employees to play corporate politics. People with limited skill at their actual jobs spend their workday pretending to be race experts. They advise their white bosses and colleagues on how to play the race public-relations game.

OutKick

OutKick authentically covers the latest sports, media, and political news everyday with articles, videos, podcasts, community and more. DBAP

www.outkick.com

Blacks killing blacks has been a problem for 50 years. Clearly the black community can’t stop it. It’s a cultural problem with lots of sources.

Now cops wantonly killing blacks as has occurred, is inexcusable. Clearly there’s a problem with cops. Trump could have fixed this, but he’s just not that smart.

WTF? you have to be retarded.

Do you even know what WANTONLY fucking means? So, the police have been running around hunting down black people with premeditation and killing these black people completely unprovoked????

IS THAT YOUR FUCKING STATEMENT ????????

That’s right asshole. You need to open your eyes.

If you don’t resist arrest you don’t get killed.
Race has nothing to do with it. You got brainwashed by the media. Weak sauce.

You’re not informed. Get informed.

Actually, it’s the other way around. Two examples and you jump the gun. Both criminals mind you. Both resisted arrest. Don’t resist don’t get shot.

All Lives Matter