That's the ticket, move right through them. I'm not as fast as I used to be, that's why I have Mr 1911.
BLM protest, stomp, and spit on flag
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That's the ticket, move right through them. I'm not as fast as I used to be, that's why I have Mr 1911.
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Yeah that baton-athon didn't workout to well for those cops or that city.
True... Before that, the attempt to take him down by four guys didn't work out too well, somehow. Then the tasers of the day didn't work out to well either, when the hands on approach failed.
And finally, the baton-a-thon and kicks,coupled with exhaustion no doubt, ended the whole thing.
Good thing no bullets were used in the resolution of this conflict..!
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I'm not surprised by this at all. It only confirms what I already believed - watch the video too...
Black Lives Matter co-founder tweets about killing "men and white folks" - CityNews
Black lives matter … but the lives of “men and white folks” do not?
That apparently is the message Black Lives Matter Toronto co-founder Yusra Khogali was trying to convey when she posted a controversial tweet on Feb. 9 that surfaced Tuesday morning.
In the tweet, Khogali asks Allah for strength “to not cuss/kill these men and white folks out here today.”
Black Lives Matters activist Sandy Hudson blamed the media for focusing on the tweet, instead of the larger issues at hand.
“This is extremely frustrating and emotional for me because we slept outside for two weeks to get somebody to care about death in our community and this is what you decided to focus on? It’s very, very, very irresponsible,” she said.
Black Lives Matter co-founder tweets about killing "men and white folks" - CityNews
Black lives matter … but the lives of “men and white folks” do not?
That apparently is the message Black Lives Matter Toronto co-founder Yusra Khogali was trying to convey when she posted a controversial tweet on Feb. 9 that surfaced Tuesday morning.
In the tweet, Khogali asks Allah for strength “to not cuss/kill these men and white folks out here today.”
Black Lives Matters activist Sandy Hudson blamed the media for focusing on the tweet, instead of the larger issues at hand.
“This is extremely frustrating and emotional for me because we slept outside for two weeks to get somebody to care about death in our community and this is what you decided to focus on? It’s very, very, very irresponsible,” she said.
Not playing Devil's advocate here, but that tweet could easily be blown out of proportion. I work with people in their mid-twenties mostly, so I watch my Ps and Qs most of the time.
Once in a while, I'll wish someone to survive a car fire or worse. Then even the Asian kids' eyes go:
Frustration's frustration. The more of an audience you have the more cautious you oughta be.
ETA: now this part "even the Asian kids' eyes go" was wrong and I deeply regret it, and must apologize profusely.
But I ain't gonna.
Once in a while, I'll wish someone to survive a car fire or worse. Then even the Asian kids' eyes go:
Frustration's frustration. The more of an audience you have the more cautious you oughta be.
ETA: now this part "even the Asian kids' eyes go" was wrong and I deeply regret it, and must apologize profusely.
But I ain't gonna.
Frank. That's a micro-aggression. I'm gonna have to report your post, because Asian Eyes Matter.
If she's the co-founder and that's how she conducts herself, then it's no surprise how these protests are turning the way they are. I wasn't aware there was a figure head for this movement. We live in the age of victimization now, and unfortunately it's bled to even leadership. 150,000 people die each day. She had a venue to voice her concerns about real issues, and possibly even solutions, but instead all she could do was abrasively talk over the reporter and repeatedly badger about this one death. That shit was nails on a chalkboard to me.
If she's the co-founder and that's how she conducts herself, then it's no surprise how these protests are turning the way they are. I wasn't aware there was a figure head for this movement. We live in the age of victimization now, and unfortunately it's bled to even leadership. 150,000 people die each day. She had a venue to voice her concerns about real issues, and possibly even solutions, but instead all she could do was abrasively talk over the reporter and repeatedly badger about this one death. That shit was nails on a chalkboard to me.
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I bet I could find 1000 posts on this forum by people talking dysphemistically about killing people. This is so fucking stupid.
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You probably could. Any mayhaps I am being over-sensitive to the topic, but living in Minneapolis which seems to be "ground zero" for BLM protests these days - looking for racism behind every corner- I'm in a pissy mood about the topic. I offer you this recent editorial as an example of "looking for it".
Jamar Clark case: Freeman played dog-whistle politics in communicating the narrative
You wouldn't even need to go very far. Earlier in this very thread, people were making thinly-veiled murder threats against others for exercising constitutionally-protected speech.
I don't know about you, but I find that incredibly fucked up.
Haven't looked into it all that much, but I think there's a lot of "heads" in that movement. Probably one at every local level.
'Kinell, I just re-read, make that really read the OP, and all this time I was wondering what this all had to do with the Bureau of Land Management.
Meh. That is partly why this forum (as all forums) has Moderators. I'm pretty sure they know the difference between venting and threatening. Moderation is what is missing from public discourse, has been missing, I should say. From public rallies to sporting events.
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Like they all say, Location, Location, Location. I get where you are coming from. The PC police are around every corner taking notes on everything while ya'll walk around wearing a target sign front and back. This is not unlike what the Citadel went through when females hit the campus.
Stomping on the flag that my brothers, friend's and grandfather/father/sister had draped over their coffin's, is not constitutionally protected free speech, its insulting. I'd never kill someone over it, but I'll sure spend a night in the hoosegow for knocking the shit out of them. Lines in the sand and all that jazz...
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I feel like that is different. A keyboard has a backspace key whereas a mouth doesn't. We should still think through what we're saying in both, but on Twitter, you have all the time in the world to post something, but in a real world situation, we tend to blurt stuff out and people aren't just gonna stand around waiting for a response. Also, unless somebody is recording it, you aren't putting it on blast for everyone to see if you say something. Posts on the other hand can be viewed by everyone and their grandmother. Also, in my mind, wishing death on someone and threatening to carry out to killing yourself are way different. Wishing for someone to die isn't illegally, but murder is. I know this post is hypocritical considering that I don't think through my posts all the time (and there are examples on this forum), but there's my view on that.Not playing Devil's advocate here, but that tweet could easily be blown out of proportion. I work with people in their mid-twenties mostly, so I watch my Ps and Qs most of the time.
Once in a while, I'll wish someone to survive a car fire or worse. Then even the Asian kids' eyes go:
Frustration's frustration. The more of an audience you have the more cautious you oughta be.
ETA: now this part "even the Asian kids' eyes go" was wrong and I deeply regret it, and must apologize profusely.
But I ain't gonna.
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I'm pretty sure it is protected though.
United States v. Eichman
I'd dysphemistically kill every one of those bastards.
I think you didn't get to do enough in 'Nam. Note the difference: I'm saying you didn't get to, not that you didn't do enough.
BTW, wish I could love that post, rather than just like...
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