Texas Sheriff's Deputy Killed

[3RA1N1AC]

Fwiw, people probably shouldnt be ambiguous about their distaste for murderers, but its just an idea, anyone can be "in" black lives matter, or skinheads, or anything else.

 

[magnifier661]

Just because someone doesn't say they're against something or someone doesn't mean they're for it.

I've never seen you say you're against people who have sex with cats. That means you must be a cat fucker.

You are reaching Kingspeed level of hyperbole now

 

[SlyPokerDog]

I think it's like the Hell's Angels..they use the same logo but at the top it says Fresno or wherever they're from

Really? You really think that KKK wave the Confederate Flag around as a way of showing they're from the South? I really don't know much about them or why the believe the shit they do but I'm guessing that's not accurate.

 

[riverman]

Really? You really think that KKK wave the Confederate Flag around as a way of showing they're from the South? I really don't know much about them or why the believe the shit they do but I'm guessing that's not accurate.

Sort of like the Irish with the green Clover even though they live in Phoenix or wherever...

 

[SlyPokerDog]

You are reaching Kingspeed level of hyperbole now

Why won't you say you're against fucking cats? Why won't anyone here say you're against fucking cats? If you really didn't love fucking cats you would think someone by now would have come out and said you don't.

 

[SlyPokerDog]

Sort of like the Irish with the green Clover even though they live in Phoenix or wherever...

Yes, I'm sure it's exactly like that. Just a way of announcing to all the other guys in pointy hats and white sheets where they're from.

 

[Mediocre Man]

Why won't you say you're against fucking cats? Why won't anyone here say you're against fucking cats? If you really didn't love fucking cats you would think someone by now would have come out and said you don't.

#Catslivesmatter.....all nine of them

 

[magnifier661]

Why won't you say you're against fucking cats? Why won't anyone here say you're against fucking cats? If you really didn't love fucking cats you would think someone by now would have come out and said you don't.

Because my fucking cats don't kill innocent people. I happen to enjoy fucking cats so there's that.

BLM is the center of attention of a group that is accused of promoting violence. They are accused with associating with groups like the black panthers or other black militant associations. And as I told Brainiac, if they accused my group of the atrocities and promotion of violence, I would immediately make a public statement that I do not condone or support them.

 

[magnifier661]

Since you buried the videos of all the BLM promoted acts of public violence, I will post them again tomorrow

 

[XuLouDon]

Since you buried the videos of all the BLM promoted acts of public violence, I will post them again tomorrow

You seem to be on quite the s-troll. Maybe everybody should respond with the filthy, feline pornography you so obviously lust after.

 

[3RA1N1AC]

Because my fucking cats don't kill innocent people. I happen to enjoy fucking cats so there's that.

BLM is the center of attention of a group that is accused of promoting violence. They are accused with associating with groups like the black panthers or other black militant associations. And as I told Brainiac, if they accused my group of the atrocities and promotion of violence, I would immediately make a public statement that I do not condone or support them.

Things have nuance though mags. They can still support 99% of their agenda, even after they come out against violence. Much like you share 99% of the beliefs of the wbc.

 

[Mediocre Man]

Then there is this piece of shit.

 

[magnifier661]

You seem to be on quite the s-troll. Maybe everybody should respond with the filthy, feline pornography you so obviously lust after.

Sounds fine with me

 

[XuLouDon]

Then there is this piece of shit.

Damn. BLM's been around longer than I thought...

 

[Mediocre Man]

Damn. BLM's been around longer than I thought...

#whitieslivesmatter

 

[XuLouDon]

#whitieslivesmatter

#Nobodyreallymattersthatmuchreally #SNLusetomatter

 

[SlyPokerDog]

Since you buried the videos of all the BLM promoted acts of public violence, I will post them again tomorrow

How are those 3 ladies who founded BLM promoting violence?

This is what I'm seeing BLM promoting.

http://www.joincampaignzero.org/#vision

 

[riverman]

Yes, I'm sure it's exactly like that. Just a way of announcing to all the other guys in pointy hats and white sheets where they're from.

or the Manson family using the Nazi flag as forehead decorations..not sure if any of them ever lived in Germany

 

[magnifier661]

How are those 3 ladies who founded BLM promoting violence?

This is what I'm seeing BLM promoting.

http://www.joincampaignzero.org/#vision

By not standing up and saying they do not condone this violence. Don't know why this is so hard to understand. When you stand together with these people before, then you better make damn sure the public knows you don't now.

 

[SlyPokerDog]

By not standing up and saying they do not condone this violence. Don't know why this is so hard to understand. When you stand together with these people before, then you better make damn sure the public knows you don't now.

Standing up against who? Idiots on twitter? Idiots who call radio stations? The idiot who shot a cop? There are a lot of idiots on the world, white and black. Did you want them to denounce all of them? Just the black ones? Should they publicly denounce the 2 different incidences of white people killing Louisiana police officers? Is that their fault too?

But what about you? When will you stand up and say something? You've posted a lot of just plain crap about these women. You've posted that they were black supremacists, that they want to kill cops, all sorts of really ugly things that when you look at what you're posted is just not true. When do you stand up?

Instead you post or make all of these allegations then demand that they prove you wrong or make some public declaration that what you're saying isn't true.

When BLM really became known in the press I saw lots of people saying that all BLM does is complain, they don't provide any solutions. They come up with solutions, put things out that are reasonable and well thought out and then what? Is there some national discussion about what we expect from our police in our communities? No, instead you want them to apologize or denounce shit they never did or didn't say.

 

[magnifier661]

Standing up against who? Idiots on twitter? Idiots who call radio stations? The idiot who shot a cop? There are a lot of idiots on the world, white and black. Did you want them to denounce all of them? Just the black ones? Should they publicly denounce the 2 different incidences of white people killing Louisiana police officers? Is that their fault too?

But what about you? When will you stand up and say something? You've posted a lot of just plain crap about these women. You've posted that they were black supremacists, that they want to kill cops, all sorts of really ugly things that when you look at what you're posted is just not true. When do you stand up?

Instead you post or make all of these allegations then demand that they prove you wrong or make some public declaration that what you're saying isn't true.

When BLM really became known in the press I saw lots of people saying that all BLM does is complain, they don't provide any solutions. They come up with solutions, put things out that are reasonable and well thought out and then what? Is there some national discussion about what we expect from our police in our communities? No, instead you want them to apologize or denounce shit they never did or didn't say.

Yes

 

[Mediocre Man]

In a shocking turn of events, Monica Foy, the bitch that belittled the father of two police officers death, has been arrested. She had an outstanding arrest warrant for assault.

Made my whole day

 

[Denny Crane]

Show me something that proves that the founders of BLM are militant feminists. Show me something that proves Assata Shakur is the ideological guru of the founders of BLM. I'm googling it and not finding proof of these claims.

Use the search box on breitbart.com.

 

[Denny Crane]

https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion...ives-matter/EPjIfUd95BeSHyXGthJ9KM/story.html

Black Lives Matter occupies an important space
THE MEME “All Lives Matter” is yet another effort to undermine legitimate calls to end antiblack police practices that characterize far too many interactions between police and citizens of color. Covered with a veneer of neutral and inclusive language, this mantra cleverly hides an intent to silence those who insist that police treat black citizens justly.

Perhaps the cry “All Lives Matter’’ would register as genuine if police unions expressed the same opprobrium when a fellow officer kills a person of color as they do when an officer is killed. But this rarely happens. Instead, police unions tend either to support or remain deafeningly silent when their own misbehave.

Of course, any killing of an innocent person should offend our collective moral sensibilities. All lives, self-evidently, matter. That is not the point. The point is that this country has been silent for decades, as citizens of color have been killed by those sworn to protect and serve. The Black Lives Matter movement is an attempt to shed light on a problem that has existed in the shadows.

Many specious arguments have been advanced to undermine the movement. Foremost is that blacks kill other blacks at a significantly higher clip than police kill blacks. This is true. But those who advance this argument elide a critical distinction between the two. There is something far more disconcerting about a police officer killing an innocent, as compared to other killings. Criminals do bad things. That’s why we arrest, prosecute, jail, and, sometimes, execute them. Police officers, on the other hand, are not supposed to be criminals. They are agents of the state, duty-bound to safeguard. And when the mechanisms of government work to protect those officers who misbehave, by failing to prosecute or convict, the actions of such officers are viewed as state-sanctioned killings of innocent citizens of color. No matter how infrequently that may occur, it shocks us and weakens our trust in government.

Besides, frequency of occurrence has never been the measure of the country’s outrage. Americans kill exponentially more Americans than foreign terrorists do, but we don’t silence the antiterror lobby. The same logic holds for Black Lives Matter. They are not a group of mathematicians resolute on apportioning their protests to align with the frequency of criminality in America. Instead, the aim is to promote police accountability in a culture where it has been sorely lacking.

Perhaps the most insidious assault on Black Lives Matter is that the protests have somehow caused violence against police. That argument is as silly as suggesting that the way a woman dresses causes her rape. The only thing Black Lives Matter has caused is a national conversation about police accountability. Trying to create a causal relationship between the indefensible police shootings in Houston and Fox Lake, Ill., and Black Lives Matters is an unjustified attempt to politicize those tragedies.

Finally, the claim that the black community ignores black-on-black crime shows a remarkable ignorance to intrarace discussions. Go to any black church, civic organization, or school, and hear pleas to stop the violence. Turn on the television and see a gross overrepresentation of black-on-black crime. This issue is fully explored in the media, and the demographic makeup of prisons shows that the public takes it seriously.

What has not been taken seriously is the issue of police accountability and illegal behavior in communities of color. That’s the important space Black Lives Matter occupies. It does the important work of stressing that black lives, also, matter.

Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. is a professor at Harvard Law School, where he is the faculty director of the Harvard Criminal Justice Institute and the Harvard Trial Advocacy Workshop.

 

[Denny Crane]

The confederate flag has been seen as a symbol of bigotry and racism and the south's fight to maintain slavery. So it was taken down. The US flag, stars and stripes, flew over a century of slavery and then another century-plus of Jim Crow. I have no beef with black people wiping their ass with the flag. They have a perfectly valid point and every constitutional right to do so.

As I see it, we have many millions of people here who were dragged from their ancestral home in chains, and against their will, to be slaves here. These people cannot trace their heritage back very far because their families were broken up and sold off.

Unlike Irish or other immigrant groups who may have faced some initial resistance upon coming here, our black brothers and sisters did not come here by choice, and every obstacle possible to their integration into the fabric of the nation has been put in their way. White people early on who worked for civil rights for black people were lynched, but many many more black people were lynched all along, "to keep them in their place" even as late as the 1980s. Lynchings in the northern states, california, and so on. Not just the slaveholding south.

When black people did assimilate somewhat and achieve success, white people (including the police) would burn down their successful businesses and homes. See "Black Wall Street."

When Harold Washington ran for public office as a Democrat in the Democratic Party Machine city of Chicago, white Democrats, in huge numbers voted for the republican to make it the closest mayoral race in decades.

The city of Chicago, a modern Northern Democratic Party Machine city, paid tens of $millions in civil penalties because the police routinely brought black men into the stations and beat them with rubber hoses, burned them on radiators, and other forms of torture.

When black people moved into neighborhoods, the white people moved to the suburbs. The neighborhoods were deprived of economic opportunity, ended up being a way to effect concentration camps, had education funding diverted, and even were zoned for toxic waste dumps.

Many of these sins against our fellow man were not just committed by people hundreds of years ago that we can somehow claim we have nothing to do with anymore.

Yeah, "all lives matter" but "black lives matter" has a significance beyond police brutality and overzealous police shooting people.

 

[magnifier661]

Black Militant groups like the Black Panthers and extreme Muslim groups have infiltrated BLM. Only a matter of time and we will see the proof. What started out as a peaceful protesting group will evolve into a larger, more unified, militant group that promotes vial murders, death to white people, death to cops, and racial violence.

The Black Panthers and Muslim militants are already jumping on the Black Lives Matter movement. Do you honestly believe the peaceful protestors will be able to control them? I doubt it.

 

[magnifier661]

 

[Denny Crane]

There's only a handful of right wing race bating news outlets making those claims, Mags.

This is typical of the photos of mass rallies of BLM. There's not one poster, billboard, sign, etc., encouraging or condoning violence toward police.

 

[Denny Crane]

 

[magnifier661]

There's only a handful of right wing race bating news outlets making those claims, Mags.

This is typical of the photos of mass rallies of BLM. There's not one poster, billboard, sign, etc., encouraging or condoning violence toward police.

As I've said, the origination of the group is designed for peaceful protest, but there are those that use the nationwide attention and infiltrate to promote violence. Until I see the group leaders renounce any affiliation of these radical groups, I will not condone or respect this group.