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To all the people that said because of riots and limited looting this movement had lost its credibility and the message could therefore be ignored... Change is happening. Change is happening because of the protests that have continued. Change is happening because of the unity and determination of so many people to make that change. Change is happening because it NEEDS to happen.

The riots didn't negate the message. The riots didn't stop the change.

If you violate the social contract by using the police to brutalize your citizens you should expect a response that also ignores the social contract. And if you think only one violation counts and the other one doesn't, well good ****ing morning to you, it's 2020 and we're all the way done with that ********. Time to get on board or get ran over.
 
Gameface said:
Would make the first Civil War look like a draw (it wasn't, slavers got their asses handed to them).
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Civil War was more a win for the South than people give it credit for. Sure, they were defeated on the battlefield but by 1900, they had built exactly the society they wanted. It's like the Boer War in South Africa. The British might have defeated the Boers and put their women in children in concentration camps, but in the end, the Boers built exactly the kind of country they wanted.
 
Gameface said:
If you violate the social contract by using the police to brutalize your citizens you should expect a response that also ignores the social contract. And if you think only one violation counts and the other one doesn't, well good ****ing morning to you, it's 2020 and we're all the way done with that ********. Time to get on board or get ran over
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This is very well put.
 
JimLes said:
Civil War was more a win for the South than people give it credit for. Sure, they were defeated on the battlefield but by 1900, they had built exactly the society they wanted. It's like the Boer War in South Africa. The British might have defeated the Boers and put their women in children in concentration camps, but in the end, the Boers built exactly the kind of country they wanted.
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Losing the war and winning the peace.
 
Not only have they found (at least) 4 people hanging from trees (2 in CA, 1 in NY, 1 in TX), 3 of them black and 1 Latino, but there have also been a bunch of empty nooses found in trees in CA.
 
gandalfe said:
Not only have they found (at least) 4 people hanging from trees (2 in CA, 1 in NY, 1 in TX), 3 of them black and 1 Latino, but there have also been a bunch of empty nooses found in trees in CA.
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That is thoroughly disturbing.
 
Gameface said:
To all the people that said because of riots and limited looting this movement had lost its credibility and the message could therefore be ignored... Change is happening. Change is happening because of the protests that have continued. Change is happening because of the unity and determination of so many people to make that change. Change is happening because it NEEDS to happen.
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Bro, who has said this in this thread or on your Facebook?

The answer is zero people and if they did, they're probably a pos felon or no?
 
Archie Moses said:
Bro, who has said this in this thread or on your Facebook?

The answer is zero people and if they did, they're probably a pos felon or no?
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No one has said it in response to any of my Facebook posts but friends and people posting on friends stuff absolutely have.

Also, people who redirect to rioting and looting in a conversion about police brutality and it's effects on black communities are doing just that by act if not saying it. So yeah, it has happened in this thread.

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Gameface said:
No one has said it in response to any of my Facebook posts but friends and people posting on friends stuff absolutely have.

Also, people who redirect to rotting and looting in a conversion about police brutality and it's effects on black communities are doing just that by act of not saying it. So yeah, it had happened in this thread.

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This makes me happy yet sad.

Same here, dude.

Apparently, we associate with those who are understanding.

The sad part is the comments.

That's what I try to forget and dismiss and probably shouldn't and should focus and remember.
 
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Archie Moses said:
https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/503381-kelloggs-denies-racism-in-coco-pops-mascot

@The Thriller, I imagine, is booyahing this thought process.

All the while he's pointing out white supremacists are bad (and he's breaking the news to everyone) and the antifa are a cute lil club that holds hands and sings, We Are The World.

Anyone know where that self promoted smart guy teaches at so I can read his student reviews?
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https://news.google.com/articles/CAIiEC-D1ZcjMgvDRINPbiwUJ0oqFwgEKg8IACoHCAowjuuKAzCWrzwwqIQY?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US:en

Inciting a riot. Hurling a Molotov cocktail. Plotting to sow destruction. Those are some of the most serious charges brought by federal prosecutors against demonstrators at protests across the country in recent weeks.

But despite cries from President Trump and others in his administration, none of those charged with serious federal crimes amid the unrest have been linked so far to the loose collective of anti-fascist activists known as antifa.

A review of the arrests of dozens of people on federal charges reveals no known effort by antifa to perpetrate a coordinated campaign of violence. Some criminal complaints described vague, anti-government political leanings among suspects, but a majority of the violent acts that have taken place at protests have been attributed by federal prosecutors to individuals with no affiliation to any particular group.

Even so, Attorney General William P. Barr has blamed antifa for orchestrating the mass protests, which broke out in cities and towns across the country after the death in police custody of George Floyd. “There is clearly some high degree of organization involved at some of these events and coordinated tactics that we are seeing,” Mr. Barr said. “Some of it relates to antifa, some of it relates to groups that act very much like antifa.”
 
Meanwhile the far right people into the “boogaloo” movement, are into killing cops:

https://www.latimes.com/california/...o-killing-of-california-lawmen-other-violence


In the wake of the killing of two law enforcement officers in Northern California, more attention is being directed to the “boogaloo” movement, a far-right fringe group that has been tied to violence around the country.

On Tuesday, federal law enforcement officials announced they were charging Air Force Sgt. Steven Carrillo, 32, and suspected accomplice Robert A. Justus Jr., 30, in the May 29 shooting death of a federal security officer in Oakland.

Carrillo also faces state charges in the June 6 killing of a Santa Cruz sheriff’s deputy.

Brian Levin, executive director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, says boogaloo followers include ultra-libertarians and white supremacists, but they all share a belief that a second civil war is coming.

“They are 2nd Amendment insurrectionists,” Levin said. “The boogaloo boys believe in armed insurrection and include attacks on the police.”
 
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