Watch this video about the Black Lives Matter movement

[Gonzo]

And don't give me your initial response...really think before you post.

Some things he is right about, other things, not so much. Somethings are just outright questionable. Nonetheless, interesting video.

Take a look.

By the way this is not for sensitive folks.

 

[GoldTeef]

rise of the dindu? I'll watch it but I think I know everything he's going to say.

 

[MewTwo]

I've noticed alot of white youtubers (particular 'red pill', MGTOW, and politically incorrect types) doing video after on black lives matter. Lots of whites feel comfortable talking about black issues.

The guy here goes OFF on the two blacks:

 

[Ooh Marty]

My Chicago people been protesting against black on black violence for Decades

Black perps that assault or kill white victims are procecuted to the fullest extent

I like the fact that he didn't tackle the different factors when it comes to interracial violence

 

[GoldTeef]

I thought BLM's focus was police brutality, not white on black crime, can anyone find anything about white on black crime from BLM, I can't.

11 Major Misconceptions About the Black Lives Matter MovementBlack Lives Matter

AboutBlack Lives Matter

"3. The movement has no agenda. Many believe the Black Lives Matter movement has no agenda — other than yelling and protesting and disrupting the lives of white people. This is also false. Since the earliest days of the movement in Ferguson, groups like the Organization for Black Struggle, the Black Lives Matter network, and others have made both clear and public a list of demands. Those demands include swift and transparent legal investigation of all police shootings of black people; official governmental tracking of the number of citizens killed by police, disaggregated by race; the demilitarization of local police forces; and community accountability mechanisms for rogue police officers. Some proposals like the recently launched Campaign Zero by a group of Ferguson activists call for body cameras on every police officer. But other groups are more reticent about this solution, since it would lead to increased surveillance and possible invasions of privacy, not to mention a massive governmental database of information about communities of color that are already heavily under surveillance by government forces.


4. It’s a one-issue movement. Although it is true that much of the protesting to date has been centered on the issue of police brutality, there is a range of issues that movement work will likely push in years to come. One is the issue of our failing system of public education, which is a virtual school-to-prison pipeline for many black youth. Another is the complete dismantling of the prison industrial complex. Many of the movement’s organizers identify as abolitionists, which in the 21st-century context refers to people who want to abolish prisons and end the problem of mass incarceration of black and Latino people. Three other significant issues are problems with safe and affordable housing, issues with food security, and reproductive justice challenges affecting poor women of color and all people needing access to reproductive care. As I frequently like to tell people, this movement in its current iteration is just over a year old. Give it some time to find its footing and its take on all the aforementioned issues. But the conversations are on the table, largely because many of the folks doing on-the-ground organizing came to this work through their organizing work around other issues."

he also repeated this crime stat

Spoiler

http://i.imgur.com/8LgY8Gn.png

While ignoring that there are much less black people in the US than whites and according to this .162% of whites were the victims of black violence while .165% of blacks were the victim of white violence.

And when telling us the crime stats for Canada and the UK he never tells us how much crime is actually committed which is pretty important.

 

[GoldTeef]

And to the hair hat Peggy Hubbard, that little girl that was shot did get a protest or a march or whatever you want to call this.

 

[VelourSocks]

I've noticed alot of white youtubers (particular 'red pill', MGTOW, and politically incorrect types) doing video after on black lives matter. Lots of whites feel comfortable talking about black issues.

The guy here goes OFF on the two blacks:

They chose the two most passive black people to combat that white dude. He was just regurgitating white supremacist viewpoints that aren't even that hard to combat. shyt was painful to watch. That white guy came prepared while they didn't at all.

 

[Made Myself A Boss]

I think the whole BLM movement is misguided. Yes police reform is needed but to champion a person like Mike Brown as the reasons for this changes is head scratching to say the least. But imo, and Im not trolling AA for very hypocritical people in general..

It's like fukk the police.. but yet they call 911 and and point fingers at them when a loved ones fall being on the wrong side of street justice


But its like any other organization in the country.. If it generate money then it's celebrated

Peta, Women Rights, Breast Cancer, The Army, The Sierra Club (which I worked for).. Its all a sham. but this country let's them rock so what's the issue with BLM

But being a black man I know first hand and from personal experience that the route of the problem with black people have nothing to do with the police and he "white man" and everything to do with our home values, and our elders not preparing us for the world for when we turn 18...

But nobody in a leadership is courageous enough to step up and call out the real problem, or better yet when someone does call out the real problems with AA culture being rooted and aligned with hip hop culture and poor home values they get called a "c00n" or an Uncle Tom. So it's somewhat pointless

AA would rather ask for handouts and protest about how some mythical figure is holding them back from real success, instead of just working hard and raising a family to champion their own success.


I just come to the point in my life where I just try and ignore having real relationships with people who protest with this BLM movement..

Im not Pro Police, or pro white people either but I'm smart enough to know Just like some police officers aren't shyt , MANY black people aren't shyt too.. fukk do I look like wasting my time and energy fighting for an entire race of people some of whom would kill and rob from me in a dark alley if given the opportunity. .. And that's real talk

Like King Los said "God told me this movie will write itself, so spread love be wise and let foolery fight itself"

Work on fixing our home structures and raising better children to be prepared for how tough and unforgiving life can be...


Black people simply cannot afford to make the same mistakes white people do in this country. No need to protest about it... It is what it is.

Protest for better education and college acceptance rates... Not some two bit wanna be thug from Missouri....

Its sends the wrong message to our children and to the world as to what AA stand for.

 

[@OffHalsted]

I fukks wit these type of cacs... Speak yo mind...

Ain't reason to play that "I don't see race shyt"

 

[@OffHalsted]

They chose the two most passive black people to combat that white dude. He was just regurgitating white supremacist viewpoints that aren't even that hard to combat. shyt was painful to watch. That white guy came prepared while they didn't at all.

And these are the blacks that represents us

 

[Biblical Goon]

1 star, neg rep.

 

[Made Myself A Boss]

1 star, neg rep.

Typical AA response and its so sad and counter productive..

Black people SHOULD be able to had a conversation among black people about the problems that plague the AA community.. But as soon as someone gets there feeling hurt its "c00n this", "neg that"

Too many sorry ass nikkas like you share my skin tone and its a crying shame because you really don't even deserve this shade .. AA really know how to devalue some good shyt

Ol putting rims on a BMW ass nikka

 

[Biblical Goon]

Typical AA response

negged, ignored.

 

[GoldTeef]

But as soon as someone gets there feeling hurt its "c00n this", "neg that"

that TLR for you

 

[Dwayne_Taylor]

Alot of Black people, are conditioned to be suspicious of one another And are therefore only happy with white leadership