Race Is A Divide & Conquer Tactic

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But what does that have to do with race? You present the argument like Religion, Race and Immigration are equal and interchangeable.

They can be used to divide and conquer, but they are not the same.
They are interchangeable because they are all used to create the same outcome: keep the people at the top rich, & keep the lower & middle classes distracted and fighting amongst themselves



watch this video please breh when you get the time
 

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No it's not. Ironically blindly denying it is a branch of white supremacy, because the goal in their minds is hopefully a large scale race war could help avoid a class war. From 2000-2008 race relations were probably as good as they've ever been in this country, then the stock market crashes and the establishment is faced with a VERY real threat of a mass uprising of all races to overthrow the government. 8 years later, the spread of cameras in everyone's pocket to capture this police brutality, and a strong media narrative of black vs. white and all the shared anger towards the establishment has been turned into blacks and whites hating each other again instead of blacks and whites sharing a hatred and distrust of the federal government.

If race relations would've continued improving from 2008, we very well may be looking at a revolutionary period in America right now, or be in a pre-revolutionary state. This level of anger towards the government even 10 years ago would've resulted in a revolution, now people are WAYYY too divided to work together towards the same goal.
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I'm gonna have to see receipts that race relations were better...

Between that time span I can think of numerous racialized incidents... the worst one being the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the shyt surrounding that, vigilantes, cops murdering black ppl, the media referring to American born citizens as "refugees" etc...
 

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who are the "elites"?


One easy example would be an individual like Donald Trump. Vulture capitalist who never did an honest days work in his life. Rubbed shoulders with mob families, governors, lawyers, legislators, etc.

He managed to sweep through the traditionally red states during the primaries appealing largely because of his racist and xenophobic rhetoric.
 

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One easy example would be an individual like Donald Trump. Vulture capitalist who never did an honest days work in his life. Rubbed shoulders with mob families, governors, lawyers, legislators, etc.

He managed to sweep through the traditionally red states during the primaries appealing largely because of his racist and xenophobic rhetoric.

There's nothing surprising or noteworthy of a candidate like Trump getting support in a racist country. When white people make mention of "elites" they're referring to "the Jews", if you know any white people who talk about "elites", ask them if they think Donald Trump is "one of the elites"
 
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One easy example would be an individual like Donald Trump. Vulture capitalist who never did an honest days work in his life. Rubbed shoulders with mob families, governors, lawyers, legislators, etc.

He managed to sweep through the traditionally red states during the primaries appealing largely because of his racist and xenophobic rhetoric.
He isnt even in the 1%. Not even close.
 

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Sounds like a bunch of equivocation so you can hit up white women.:mjpls:
 

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White women is on a coli militants mind when discussing real issues. Suspect.

I'm not a militant, and this isn't an issue. I don't think any intelligent person thinks the white trash neighbors next door are the ones keeping them down.
 

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Post Tim Wise videos to prove a point brehs :heh:

fukk TIM WISE AND fukk YOU OP
 

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I'm gonna have to see receipts that race relations were better...

Between that time span I can think of numerous racialized incidents... the worst one being the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the shyt surrounding that, vigilantes, cops murdering black ppl, the media referring to American born citizens as "refugees" etc...

U need to see receipts that race relations were better 10 years ago than they are today, when they are probably the worst they've been in 50-60 years? I never said everything was ok, but compared to a history of slavery, lynchings, and segregation, yes race relations at the end of the 90s and early to mid 2000s were probably the best this nation has ever seen.

Jay-Z is one of the biggest (financially speaking) and by far the highest profile supporter of the BLM movement, and a relatively outspoken critic of racism and racial injustice..in 09 he said "this aint black vs white, we off that, please tell Bill Oreilly to fall back..." I know that's a frivolous example, but when someone who has so much influence and speaks for pretty much an entire generation says that, it means something. That was the sentiment at that time, that the worst was behind us (not due to Jay saying that, he said it because of that). In 2016 there's not a person in this country that could agree with that statement with a straight face.

As for a receipt for race relations being the best they've ever been from 2000-08, Obama was elected in 08. That couldn't have happened at anytime in this country's history but that year. It couldn't happen today. It couldn't happen in 2000 or 2004. If the Republicans had even a half decent candidate in 2012 he may have lost his bid for re-election. None of that is criticism against Obama.
 
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