challenge: make an ACTUAL POINT, supporting the ideologies of the civil rights movement.

[Blackking]

I asked this yesterday and thread was pushed down by the mods even though I didn't diss anyone and just asked a question.

I challenge anyone to make an actual argument...

Not some crazy statement about how someone is ignorant if they ask a question.


Im really interested. And fyi, nobody is dissing MLK.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Voting rights protection?
The removal of legalized housing discrimination?
The protection from violence resulting from integration?

People will be racist. You can't make THAT illegal. Its an idea. Your beef is with social progress, not legal process.

 

[Citi Trends]

what do you mean "the ideologies"? there were alot of ideologies

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

This may be the absolute DUMBEST thread on this entire site.

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[Blackking]

Voting rights protection?
The removal of legalized housing discrimination?
The protection from violence resulting from integration?

People will be racist. You can't make THAT illegal. Its an idea. Your beef is with social progress, not legal process.

I don't have a beef.. And Me of ALL PEOPLE can't complain about racism

I just have a question.

anyway , I know you're not ignorant enough to think that integration stopped violence or that laws are what protected us from it. Or that there isn't housing discrimination. For single homes and apts yes --------- but the method was moved to a larger more damaging scale ( redlining, gentrification, white flight, etc ) AKA bill didn't have a result.

 

[Blackking]

This may be the absolute DUMBEST thread on this entire site.

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This is what I mean^

when people would ask me questions... I presented facts and stats.

If you have an answer then it should be easy to type it.

You can't possibliy believe that 100% of black people need to have the same opinion on any subject. My opinion is unknown here......, but I know that you all can't back yours.

 

[KOohbt]

 

[KOohbt]

This is what I mean^

when people would ask me questions... I presented facts and stats.

If you have an answer then it should be easy to type it.

You can't possibliy believe that 100% of black people need to have the same opinion on any subject. My opinion is unknown here......, but I know that you all can't back yours.

 

[Blackking]

what do you mean "the ideologies"? there were alot of ideologies

idk.
what were the ideologies?

People say focus on voting rights, racial discrimination and housing. What do you think? and was it a net positive and the right direction to go.
This is the direction nearly 100% of black went with...........
but there were different ideologies.

 

[Blackking]

I usually give info. All these years

Now I'm asking for info and can't get it?


Somebody tell me how integration helped blacks financially?

 

[Blackking]

Brown vs Board of Education... something i had to research in college. in my 20's I was thinking it was a good thing

Now I'm asking


if begging the children of your oppressor to teach your (black masses) children and avoiding to teach your own children in your own institutions a good thing? ?

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Don't fukk with me and I won't fukk with you.

 

[Blackking]

maybe

you can help me understand.

I remember a young 20's Sohh blackking talking about the naacp and other black organizations etc.. like it was all a net positive, despite everything.

Now I'm starting to wonder if it's a good thing that the majority of blacks supported these groups that were created by whites and Jews..

These same 'Black' groups that Got Marcus Garvey locked up for asking the same shyt I'm asking now

 

[Blackking]

NOT UNDERSTANDING THE REAL CONDITION of our wealth is actually a cause of the civil rights movement.
look at speeches before and after the movement.

In addition - in the last 25 years the wealth gap (between black and whites) has tripled ... and black homes have 1 /10 the wealth of whites.

1/4 of black in poverty isn't a prideful thing (People praise the fact that we have only 25% poverty now compared to 50%) ...... especially when it's still Realistically closer to 50% and most real poverty is 'masked'

According to a report released by the Urban Institute, the state of the African-American family is worse today than it was in the 1960’s.

 

[Premeditated]

They ain't got the answers