What will Looting a Weave Shop accomplish to bring Michael Brown Justice?

[Prince Akeem]

What about black on black looting?

Choo-Choo!

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

But burning up and ransacking shyt, even if they are the wrong targets probably accomplishes alot more in the long run, then doing nothing at all or participating in some wack ass "peace march" like them sucka ass nickas in NY & Florida.

No, especially not in our own neighborhoods

This is like burning down your own house to protest something. Nobody gives a fukk. Bring the heat to the people responsible for the shyt you are protesting. Looting/rioting is WORSE than peaceful protest as it accomplishes nothing but making racist people feel justified in their prejudice.

 

[Consigliere]

Another generic violence is not the answer post. Keep being weak and passive. Go hold hands and sing hymns.


In France the black/North African Arab youth shut down Paris after the cops racially profiled and ultimately were responsible for the death of 3 youths. NOTHING close to Mike Brown. They shut Paris the fukk down.


2005 French riots
In the October and November 2005, a series of riots by mainly Arab, North African, and black French second-generation immigrants occurred in the suburbs of Paris and other French cities,[1][2] involving mainly the burning of cars and public buildings at night starting on 27 October 2005 in Clichy-sous-Bois. Events spread to poor housing projects (the cités HLM) in various parts of France. A state of emergency was declared on 8 November 2005. It was extended for three months on 16 November by the Parliament.[3][4][5]
Triggering event
Areas of Rioting in the Paris region as of 1 November
Citing two police investigations, The New York Times reported that the incident began at 17:20 on Thursday, 27 October 2005 in Clichy-sous-Bois when police were called to a construction site to investigate a possible break-in. Three teenagers, thinking they were being chased by the police, climbed a wall to hide in a power substation. Six youths were detained by 17:50. During questioning at the police station in Livry-Gargan at 18:12, blackouts occurred at the station and in nearby areas. These were caused, police say, by the electrocution of two boys, Zyed Benna and Bouna Traoré; a third boy, Muhittin Altun, suffered electric shock injury from the power substation they were hiding in.[6][7]
"According to statements by Mr. Altun, who remains hospitalized with injuries, a group of ten or so friends had been playing football on a nearby field and were returning home when they saw the police patrol. They all fled in different directions to avoid the lengthy questioning that youths in the housing projects say they often face from the police. They say they are required to present identity papers and can be held as long as four hours at the police station, and sometimes their parents must come before the police will release them." - NY Times[6]
There is controversy over whether the teens were actually being chased. The local prosecutor, François Molins, said that although they believed so, the police were actually after other suspects attempting to avoid an identity check.[8] Molins and Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy maintained that the dead teenagers had not been "physically pursued" by the police. This is disputed by some: The Australian reports, "Despite denials by police officials and Sarkozy and de Villepin, friends of the boys said they were being pursued by police after a false accusation of burglary and that they "feared interrogation".[citation needed]
This event ignited pre-existing tensions. Protesters told The Associated Press the unrest was an expression of frustration with high unemployment and police harassment and brutality. "People are joining together to say we've had enough", said one protester. "We live in ghettos. Everyone lives in fear."[9] The rioters' suburbs are also home to a large, mostly North African, immigrant population, allegedly adding religious tensions, which some commentators believed contribute further to such frustrations. However, according to Pascal Mailhos, head of the Renseignements Généraux (French intelligence agency) radical Islamism had no influence over the 2005 civil unrest in France.[10]

Eat a dikk homie.

Nowhere did I say to go sing hymns. I'm not reading your copy paste trash either.

 

[Truth200]

I wouldn't say that the 92 L.A riots accomplished all that much.
Police in L.A. and all across the country are still brutalizing (and in some cases killing) citizens, cops are more stormtroopers than protecting and serving in poor urban areas.
Riots draw attention but it is negative attention more than positive.

That's exactly what i was thinking about when i started this thread.

Plus i'm still mad that jew George Zimmerman is free in the street meaning Trayvon didn't get justice.

It all seems unfocused to me but i understand people are upset and feel they gotta riot to be heard.

Stealing weave and rims is just not a good look.

 

[MVike28]

Rioting accomplishes nothing.

This story was getting national attention before any rioting started. So, there's no need to raise awareness.

Perpetuating Black criminality and funneling yourself or members of an already victimized minority into the criminal justic system is only helping the police do what they were already doing.

Build something.

Like the perception of black criminality was not present WITHOUT the rioting you dumbass. How do you think Mike Brown was murdered fukkboy?

 

[Consigliere]

Like the perception of black criminality was not present WITHOUT the rioting you dumbass. How do you think Mike Brown was murdered fukkboy?

I'm focused on adding. You're focused on division and subtraction. Don't @ me unless you're focused on building.

Peace.

 

[MVike28]

I'm focused on adding. You're focused on division and subtraction. Don't @ me unless you're focused on building.

Peace.

bytch nikka I will @ anyone who advances weak pathetic talking points.

Beat it.

 

[Consigliere]

bytch nikka I will @ anyone who advances weak pathetic talking points.

Beat it.

The only talking point I'm advancing is that rioting does nothing. Destroying property and businesses within your own community isn't going to prevent future police brutality. It's not going to bring Mike Brown back to life. It isn't going to put the officer who murdered him in jail.

So... Explain to me what it's going to accomplish.

 

[Truth200]

No, especially not in our own neighborhoods

This is like burning down your own house to protest something. Nobody gives a fukk. Bring the heat to the people responsible for the shyt you are protesting. Looting/rioting is WORSE than peaceful protest as it accomplishes nothing but making racist people feel justified in their prejudice.

Exactly......

 

[Consigliere]

@MVike28 where you at? I thought you wanted to have a dialogue.

 

[MVike28]

@MVike28 where you at? I thought you wanted to have a dialogue.

Well?

 

[Consigliere]

Well?

Explain to me what rioting is going to accomplish?

 

[MVike28]

Explain to me what rioting is going to accomplish?

On a very basic level the rioting would severely impact the entire city and bring it to a halt. Think about the financial losses on a macroeconomic scale not individually.

The losses will be in the tens of millions if not more. EVERYONE is affected. As such the pigs will definitely think twice before executing another unarmed black teenager in broad daylight. I'd like to think the life of Mike Brown can't be quantified in dollars that's just me.

Discussing civility in the face of systemic racial profiling, arrests, and murder of black men/women is an art that cacs have perfected.

Focus on the aggrieved instead of the perpetrators in this case the 94% white Ferguson PD, which is operating with impunity in a 67% black area.

Cool?

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

On a very basic level the rioting would severely impact the entire city and bring it to a halt. Think about the financial losses on a macroeconomic scale not individually.

The losses will be in the tens of millions if not more. EVERYONE is affected. As such the pigs will definitely think twice before executing another unarmed black teenager in broad daylight. I'd like to think the life of Mike Brown can't be quantified in dollars that's just me.

Discussing civility in the face of systemic racial profiling, arrests, and murder of black men/women is an art that cacs have perfected.

Focus on the aggrieved instead of the perpetrators in this case the 94% white Ferguson PD, which is operating with impunity in a 67% black area.

Cool?

U could accomplish much of the same goals, without undermining your credibility in the public sphere, destroying black businesses and property, and engaging in criminal behavior, through organized coordinated efforts.

Its not an eye for an eye... u will never win that game playing against a SYSTEM. U have to beat the system at its own game. Lawsuits, smear campaigns, PR movements to get big people fired.... rioting does not align with any of those. It is just an excuse to wild out.

I remember once someone asked Max B, "Yo Max wat did u do for Sean Bell?", he looked in the camera and said "I bought a Bimmer 750". Thats basically what rioting is. It's not really for the person, or anything at all.

 

[MVike28]

U could accomplish much of the same goals, without undermining your credibility in the public sphere, destroying black businesses and property, and engaging in criminal behavior, through organized coordinated efforts.

Its not an eye for an eye... u will never win that game playing against a SYSTEM. U have to beat the system at its own game. Lawsuits, smear campaigns, PR movements to get big people fired.... rioting does not align with any of those. It is just an excuse to wild out.

I remember once someone asked Max B, "Yo Max wat did u do for Sean Bell?", he looked in the camera and said "I bought a Bimmer 750". Thats basically what rioting is. It's not really for the person, or anything at all.

Yall nikkas really BELIEVE your credibility is not undermined from jump by the so called mainstream?
Being black is undermining us period. Be real.