Black Lives Matter? Eh?

[Batman]

police taser their own race relations adviser after mistaking him for a suspect

happened in Brighton, I think its quite funny, if you are gunna taser the wrong person they could have picked someone who was as wrong as their own race relations dude

[TitoFan]

Bump.



Saw this on Facebook and thought this would be a good place to put it.



I say "Black Lives Matter"
because "all" didn't cover Black
when they said
"All men are created equal."

I say "Black Lives Matter"
because "all" didn't cover Black
when they said
"With liberty and justice for all."

I say "Black Lives Matter"
because they're still struggling
with the definition of "all."

~ unknown

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Bump.



Saw this on Facebook and thought this would be a good place to put it.



I say "Black Lives Matter"
because "all" didn't cover Black
when they said
"All men are created equal."

I say "Black Lives Matter"
because "all" didn't cover Black
when they said
"With liberty and justice for all."

I say "Black Lives Matter"
because they're still struggling
with the definition of "all."

~ unknown

agree. DOnt know how the so-called "enlightened geniuses of the Holy Republlic USA" who felt so utterly proud of how they proclaimed their "God-given, inalienable rights" could sleep at night with scores of Black slaves in the barracks on the plantation.

Dont give me this shit that "it wasnt illegal at that time" fucking shove that shit up your asses. I've said countless times (with no rebuttals worth a maggot in a camel-turd) : Hitler passed all the laws in Nazi Germany, so all their acts were also "not illegal at the time"........ fucking hell, go ahead try and squrim the fuck out of that conundrum with spin spin spin or Red Herring bullshit.

[El Kabong]

Bump.



Saw this on Facebook and thought this would be a good place to put it.



I say "Black Lives Matter"
because "all" didn't cover Black
when they said
"All men are created equal."

I say "Black Lives Matter"
because "all" didn't cover Black
when they said
"With liberty and justice for all."

I say "Black Lives Matter"
because they're still struggling
with the definition of "all."

~ unknown

agree. DOnt know how the so-called "enlightened geniuses of the Holy Republlic USA" who felt so utterly proud of how they proclaimed their "God-given, inalienable rights" could sleep at night with scores of Black slaves in the barracks on the plantation.

Dont give me this shit that "it wasnt illegal at that time" fucking shove that shit up your asses. I've said countless times (with no rebuttals worth a maggot in a camel-turd) : Hitler passed all the laws in Nazi Germany, so all their acts were also "not illegal at the time"........ fucking hell, go ahead try and squrim the fuck out of that conundrum with spin spin spin or Red Herring bullshit.

Let them eat cake!

Red herring!!!

[El Kabong]

"Black lives matter! Defund the police"




Gun violence in NYC alone is up a mere 200%


@NoSavingByTheBell, let them eat cake? Let them eat cake? So you're saying let them eat cake?

[TitoFan]

If we just let the message stand on its own, I really do not see anything wrong with it.

As much as Thomas Jefferson's words are revered and memorized... if we're really objective we can see they didn't really include blacks at all. In fact, they probably didn't include the "merciless Indian Savages" either, many of whom were probably justifiably scared and disturbed about the encroachment of the white man.

The Declaration of Independence is just that... a document of separation of the early colonists from British rule. The part about "...that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness" could've just as easily been left out.... as I'm pretty certain that the Creator didn't just bestow those "unalienable rights" to some and not to others. In retrospect, it sounds pretty... but apparently didn't apply to black slaves or native Indians.

The Pledge of Allegiance, again.... grandiose in its verbiage.... but in retrospect just a pipe dream, as the history of the U.S. when seen without any filters clearly shows that "liberty and justice" wasn't really for all, but for certain people and not others.




I separate myself from the arguments that normally occur because I don't want to get simple, sensible words to get swept up by the harsh disagreements that usually develop.

Some facts that I feel must be stated:

- Not all people who follow or support the Black Lives Matter movement are violent leftists or anarchists, wanting to loot, riot.... or even defund the police.

- The actions of a misguided few should NOT be used to cancel out the powerful, meaningful message being communicated by the rest.

- Blacks are not looking for token gestures like the re-branding of pancake syrups or cautionary messages on old classic movies.

- MOST blacks are not looking to play the victim card, wanting to demand what is unjust.



So why do arguments always devolve like this?

I keep thinking of the aliens observing from nearby spaceships..... laughing their asses off..... watching how we humans can't even come to agreements on the simplest and most basic of things.

[El Kabong]

So why do arguments always devolve like this?

Because there's a MASSIVE difference between the WORDS "Black Lives Matter" & the ORGANIZATION Black Lives Matter.


The organization IS fucking worthless and their actions are harming and killing MORE Black people.