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They burned down a BMO harris bank, OReily and shot up the police district 7.
Riots in Milwaukee after Officer Involved Shooting
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the minute we start parsing through and deciding who was "justified" and who wasnt we've already lost
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Lot of good points being made in here but I feel no way about incidents like the riots. You can't antagonize a group of ppl for centuries & expect them to be rational at every turn. Ppl are fed up and whatever comes to the catalyst (white america) is on them
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But what if that's exactly what they want?
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All this over a criminal......like I said earlier, WE can't condone or approve stupidity.
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once we start judging who's worthy and whos not we have divided ourselves to be conquered
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Yeah, that's just wrong as hell
if that was the case there wouldn't be soooooooooo many people talking about Black on Black crime (even in this very thread ) and other misdirections.Agree wholeheartedly
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By this logic the police can never be justified in their use of lethal force against black people.
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I've expressed the same feelings on this forum. Still, it's important to realize and to tell others what the pursuit of justice through violence ultimately leads to. It's the story of many armed rebellions throughout history. I'm not sure that the majority of Black Americans are ready to write that chapter.
Personally, I think there's no need to do that to solve the issue of policing because we are all affected by it (yesterday I read about a white dude who was threatened to be killed in front of his daughter by a Arizona Highway Patrol officer during a traffic stop). BLM marches and protests are attended by people of all ethnicities and they have supporters coming from all places. Let's build on that.
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LOL. You keep thinking that champ. Right is right and wrong is wrong. Folks nowadays want to somehow justify wrong or make it seem like doing wrong is okay....which it is not. At the end of the day this ***** had it coming, simple as that. You can't just commit a crime and expect for there not to be any consequences. If he didn't know that beforehand he and his family certainly know now.
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In your avy, have you ever noticed Hov doesn't press a floor button when he gets on the elevator?
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Yes indeed champ. Certain things are just AUTOMATIC for certain people. Same for me when I go inside Eastern Market here in DC.....I don't have to say anything, they just make my sandwich for me the way I like without me moving a finger. It's called FAVOR.
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boy if you don't go sit your dusty self in a corner somewhere
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It's so sad that the BLM been labeled as a terrorist group because of the acts of black people. It's to the point where sometimes you can't even argue about BLM being peaceful
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ill err on the side of them never being justified vs always being justified
however that wasnt even the point that was being made
you can jump to that conclusion simply to be contrary but my point is deeper than that
once we start deciding who and who isnt worth marching for, its over
those crowd will get smaller and smaller because whos going to march when no one would be willing to march for you
it has to be all of us even the lowest common denominator
when "gangbangers" and "criminals" see something wrong and are willing to march and unite it becomes a problem
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Why is it over if you decide not to march for someone who deserved it as opposed to an innocent victim.
Wouldn't it be more productive to not insult an Eric Garner or Trayvon Martin who there should be protests and outrage over, by playing boy who cried wolf and giving the same validation in the form of protests to folks who shouldn't be in the same sentence as then.
Wouldn't it be more productive to not insult an Eric Garner or Trayvon Martin who there should be protests and outrage over, by playing boy who cried wolf and giving the same validation in the form of protests to folks who shouldn't be in the same sentence as then.
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because ALLBLACKLIVESMATTER not just the ones that someone decided mattered
it doesnt take anything away from people who were "innocent" except for people who want to denigrate blm etc
if someone is guilty of a crime they go to court not murdered in the street like dogs
i see now why people are advocating for more black police after this incident
that way its not "racist" because its black cops pulling the trigger
not that they arent instruments of the same white supremacist system sent out to do the "dirty work"
it doesnt take anything away from people who were "innocent" except for people who want to denigrate blm etc
if someone is guilty of a crime they go to court not murdered in the street like dogs
i see now why people are advocating for more black police after this incident
that way its not "racist" because its black cops pulling the trigger
not that they arent instruments of the same white supremacist system sent out to do the "dirty work"
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@ gangbangers seeing something wrong...when they are every bit part of the problem.You have LEGIT people protesting on behalf on BLM. How's it gonna look when the person you're standing shoulder-to-shoulder with on those front lines is a gang member who is very much responsible for many of the ills that plague the same communities that you live in?
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It was going to be labeled that anyway, Cointel Pro 201X. BLM didn't have a solid foundation, which allowed people to infiltrate it and do things in it's name or even be tied to it in the media. The founders don't go out and publicly deny the crap being tied to the movement, etc. Use the media to their advantage, etc. Gotta come smarter and harder when battling a system of this magnitude.
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more respectability politics
hows it gonna look? look to who? and who cares how it looks?
ye crime is a problem, im not disagreeing with that
we can look at the system that has disenfranchised these "gangsters"
or we can sit around pattin ourselves on the back for being "legit" while we are ALL being targeted
hows it gonna look? look to who? and who cares how it looks?
ye crime is a problem, im not disagreeing with that
we can look at the system that has disenfranchised these "gangsters"
or we can sit around pattin ourselves on the back for being "legit" while we are ALL being targeted
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Being unreasonable doesn't work, being reasonable doesn't work. What's next? The system itself is unreasonable yet it continues to churn on and grow in strength [emoji]128064[/emoji]
Rosa Parks was a criminal. Sometimes you gotta break laws to effect change [emoji]128064[/emoji]
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Gangbanger lives matter too?...those the same dudes that make living in a poor neighborhood worse.
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Everyone's life matters.
