Marxist Black Lives Matter

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bnhunt said:
Silly. You would just prefer those people stay in there place and not bring up anything that makes you uncomfortable, huh? Protests can serve a very legitimate purpose and lead to real change and to call them all losers is just ridiculous.
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That you feel that I feel that way shows you are using your existing and pre-existing notions and putting it on me......hmmmm, irony.....I prefer eveyone to pull their heads out of their asses and start judging people by their actions and not the color of their skin.......hmmmm, something you didn't just do..........hmmmmm.....maybe it is you who is ridiculous.......maybe you're uncomfortable because you are a prejudiced prick and assume me to be a "WHITEY"....maybe.......

Real impact comes from real work and thinking, not yelling and acting a fool. But, such is life as the masses are not successful or exemplary or special or changing the future, they are bystanders on the road of life and do nothing, but, act like a child in a tantrum.

Purpose, action.....a real discernible difference, and never said protests aren't legitimate, or can't help lead to change, just that it isn't the best avenue to make real actionable achievable change.
 
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Weezer said:
I whole-heartedly believe in equality, but sometimes it feels like equality is not truly the goal. I'm not sure everyone wants to live in peace.
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Of course it isn’t. Why else would they scream for so call “equality” then throw out a list of demands that solely benefits them?
 
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Mick said:
Nine arrested at Rogersville BLM protest for disorderly conduct appear in court

Eight of the nine people arrested during Saturday’s Black Lives Matter protest in Rogersville were identified by police as members of a non-local white supremacist group who allegedly attempted to agitate other peaceful protesters by yelling profanity and racial slurs.

Those eight defendants are Craig Briggs Spaulding, 33, of Knoxville; Caleb Dane Rose, 21, of Knoxville; Adam Lawrence Rice, 24, of Maryville; Cory Smith, 25, of Knoxville; Stephen Parker Smith, 27, of Louisville, Tenn.; Garon Joseph Archer, 25, of Johnson City; Sean Camron Kauffmann, 26, of Vail, Ariz.; and Joshua Blakeney, 20, of Morristown.
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The funny thing is none of those local punks came to the BLM protest here in Knoxville where they live because actual Black people would be there.

Typical punk coward racists.

Look at these fine specimens. Why do the white supremacists and racists always look slow and inbred? I guess they need racism to feel better about their crappy life.
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Purple Tiger said:
History totally disagrees with you. Some of the biggest societal/political changes in America and Europe happened after rioting,

Are Riots Effective? 9 Times Violent Demonstration Changed American Politics

Eleven Riots That Changed US History for the Better.

https://historycollection.com/5-riots-that-shocked-america/3/
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I clicked the second link itt of curiosity. There were some arguable but weak cases made..... And then they mentioned Ferguson. The riots based on a false narrative, where people were killed and millions of dollars of damage done in the name of a lie.

All credibility of that list was lost with that example and I went no further.
 
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Purple Tiger said:
History totally disagrees with you. Some of the biggest societal/political changes in America and Europe happened after rioting,

Are Riots Effective? 9 Times Violent Demonstration Changed American Politics

Eleven Riots That Changed US History for the Better.

https://historycollection.com/5-riots-that-shocked-america/3/
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I am a little bit older than you. I've seen how pop culture tends to prop up by providing PR services for D, Left-leaning, and radical ideologies.

We currently have riots which are founded in anti capitalism (my opinion). Now the dutiful little pawns push the "good" which comes from riots. Did we see any such support after Tea Party assemblies which were peaceful? No. And yet, there have been many peaceful protests which have also led to substantial change.
Another example, Bill Clinton lying. Back then stories were in the media about how lying is a good thing. There were even op eds written about how well Clinton manipulated the truth. Additionally, one of my history professors when discussing JFK in class casually mentioned how all great leaders have mistresses. And, since JFK philandered it was further proof of his natural leadership abilities.

There's nothing we can do about it. I don't expect anyone to change how they see the world because of this post. I just find it kind of funny how the supportive opinions are adopted and repeated so much it becomes gospel over time.

...Unless the other side does it, too.
 
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From an article about gun violence in minority communities:
"When it's easier for a young person who is feeling a sense of despair, hopelessness, when it is easier for them to get their hands on a gun than it is for them to get their hands on an application for a job," he said, "then that is a recipe for disaster."

I think we can all remember that summer in high school where dad said you need to get a job and right before you walked into the mall there was just a bucket of guns outside.
 
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McDad said:
I am a little bit older than you. I've seen how pop culture tends to prop up by providing PR services for D, Left-leaning, and radical ideologies.

We currently have riots which are founded in anti capitalism (my opinion). Now the dutiful little pawns push the "good" which comes from riots. Did we see any such support after Tea Party assemblies which were peaceful? No. And yet, there have been many peaceful protests which have also led to substantial change.
Another example, Bill Clinton lying. Back then stories were in the media about how lying is a good thing. There were even op eds written about how well Clinton manipulated the truth. Additionally, one of my history professors when discussing JFK in class casually mentioned how all great leaders have mistresses. And, since JFK philandered it was further proof of his natural leadership abilities.

There's nothing we can do about it. I don't expect anyone to change how they see the world because of this post. I just find it kind of funny how the supportive opinions are adopted and repeated so much it becomes gospel over time.

...Unless the other side does it, too.
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What does any of that have to do with rioting for change? Certainly not pop culture, JFK or Bill Clinton. I gave solid historical examples of riots that led to social/political change. None of ones I listed were supported by the media or pop culture. The Haymarket Riot, for instance, was condemned by the press in NYC. The Stonewall Riots were condemned by everyone at the time.
 
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k-town_king said:
The funny thing is none of those local punks came to the BLM protest here in Knoxville where they live because actual Black people would be there.

Typical punk coward racists.

Look at these fine specimens. Why do the white supremacists and racists always look slow and inbred? I guess they need racism to feel better about their crappy life.
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After all there has to be a few on the extreme right to counter the many slow, ignorant, and inbred extreme leftists like these

Portland
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Or these
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Purple Tiger said:
What does any of that have to do with rioting for change? Certainly not pop culture, JFK or Bill Clinton. I gave solid historical examples of riots that led to social/political change. None of ones I listed were supported by the media or pop culture. The Haymarket Riot, for instance, was condemned by the press in NYC. The Stonewall Riots were condemned by everyone at the time.
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Neither of those made a difference. If your point is idiotic liberals and mob violence has always existed then you’re right. It’s arguable those protests were for legit causes but it’s not arguable that the ones we’re seeing now are not. What we’re seeing now is a sad representation of what the future holds. These protests are mainly racists with pent up resentment and want something for nothing. The sheep that go along are just idiots.
 
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McDad said:
Absolutely nothing. If you'll take notice of introductory paragraph, you'll see I discussed how the perception is bolstered by sycophants in media and pop culture.
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Rioting is cool and a good way to get a lot of free s*** without having to work for it.
 
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McDad said:
I am a little bit older than you. I've seen how pop culture tends to prop up by providing PR services for D, Left-leaning, and radical ideologies.

We currently have riots which are founded in anti capitalism (my opinion). Now the dutiful little pawns push the "good" which comes from riots. Did we see any such support after Tea Party assemblies which were peaceful? No. And yet, there have been many peaceful protests which have also led to substantial change.
Another example, Bill Clinton lying. Back then stories were in the media about how lying is a good thing. There were even op eds written about how well Clinton manipulated the truth. Additionally, one of my history professors when discussing JFK in class casually mentioned how all great leaders have mistresses. And, since JFK philandered it was further proof of his natural leadership abilities.

There's nothing we can do about it. I don't expect anyone to change how they see the world because of this post. I just find it kind of funny how the supportive opinions are adopted and repeated so much it becomes gospel over time.

...Unless the other side does it, too.
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Uhm....didn't just hit the nail on the head.....hammered the nail through the board
 
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C-south said:
Rioting is cool and a good way to get a lot of free s*** without having to work for it.
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I especially enjoy watching the burn down businesses for calling the cops or threatening to burn one down for doing business and trying to make a living .. all for progress and change . Smh
 
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