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Why do blacks always riot over thug niggers
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2020-05-30 at 1:32 PM UTC
Originally posted by Hikikomori-Fujoshi Scum of the earth that deserved to be killed, but they never do the same for innocent negroes.
I mean, only black people are stupid enough to protest against thug niggers being killed by committing crimes themselves.
Why does your mom fuck nigger dick all the time though? -
2020-05-30 at 1:34 PM UTC
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2020-05-30 at 1:37 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-05-30 at 1:39 PM UTCThe conversation id be interested in right now is:
What makes killings of blacks more indicative of systemic bias than the killings of whites and others? Native americans are actually like 2x as likely to be killed by law enforcement as blacks. Is there implicit anti native american bias deserving of riots? We dont suggest that prisons crammed with men is indicative of anti-male systemic bias. But i recognize this may just be my view as a white person.
I feel like police killings are relatively rare. unarmed, noncombattive ones even moreso. Should we be outraged? yeah. But this is completely disproportional to what happened. Media coverage seems tuned to play up racial overtones. I believe police killings are mostly an issue with militarization and police culture, rather than the result of racism. -
2020-05-30 at 1:41 PM UTC
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2020-05-30 at 1:42 PM UTC
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2020-05-30 at 2:12 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny
no, like the article suggests, he could be killed due to previous personal beefs with the cop.
pakis have low iq.
The same reason wouldn't have lead to his death if he was a white man. I.e. they killed him because of his race.
That doesn't mean they explicitly did it because they hate blacks and decided to lynch a random black guy, it means they don't regard black people's lives with as much value. And they know there will actually be accountability if they are white, and not if they are black. -
2020-05-30 at 2:29 PM UTC
Originally posted by ORACLE The same reason wouldn't have lead to his death if he was a white man. I.e. they killed him because of his race.
That doesn't mean they explicitly did it because they hate blacks and decided to lynch a random black guy, it means they don't regard black people's lives with as much value. And they know there will actually be accountability if they are white, and not if they are black.
no, white people kill white people over petty stuffs all the time. -
2020-05-30 at 2:29 PM UTC
Originally posted by ORACLE The same reason wouldn't have lead to his death if he was a white man. I.e. they killed him because of his race.
That doesn't mean they explicitly did it because they hate blacks and decided to lynch a random black guy, it means they don't regard black people's lives with as much value. And they know there will actually be accountability if they are white, and not if they are black.
but cops do kill white people and arent held accountable. -
2020-05-30 at 2:33 PM UTC
Originally posted by CASPER The conversation id be interested in right now is:
What makes killings of blacks more indicative of systemic bias than the killings of whites and others? Native americans are actually like 2x as likely to be killed by law enforcement as blacks. Is there implicit anti native american bias deserving of riots? We dont suggest that prisons crammed with men is indicative of anti-male systemic bias. But i recognize this may just be my view as a white person.
I feel like police killings are relatively rare. unarmed, noncombattive ones even moreso. Should we be outraged? yeah. But this is completely disproportional to what happened. Media coverage seems tuned to play up racial overtones. I believe police killings are mostly an issue with militarization and police culture, rather than the result of racism.
Yes there is racism against native Americans as well. Good job you figured it out.
People just don't care about them so nobody riots for them. But BLM is not really just for black people anymore. This is why people of all colors show up to the rally. It's essentially just an anti police brutality movement at this point.
Tell me why no white person has ever been victimized by police brutality? -
2020-05-30 at 2:43 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace Yes there is racism against native Americans as well. Good job you figured it out.
People just don't care about them so nobody riots for them. But BLM is not really just for black people anymore. This is why people of all colors show up to the rally. It's essentially just an anti police brutality movement at this point.
Tell me why no white person has ever been victimized by police brutality?
huh? BLM is still pretty much just for black people, considering their messaging is entirely focused on black victims.
plenty of white people have been. I mentioned some earlier.
I mean shit kelly thomas is one of the worst beatings ive ever seen. He was a homeless schizophrenic drug addict and they smashed his skull in with flashlights and batons while he cried for his dad.
Shouldve been one of those slam dunk cases. But hes not more imprtant than garner or shaver or floyd or anyone else brutalized by police. But the message certainly seems to be that we should be more outraged my certain victims. Thats the part thatrubs a lot of people the wrong way. -
2020-05-30 at 3:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by CASPER huh? BLM is still pretty much just for black people, considering their messaging is entirely focused on black victims.
plenty of white people have been. I mentioned some earlier.
I mean shit kelly thomas is one of the worst beatings ive ever seen. He was a homeless schizophrenic drug addict and they smashed his skull in with flashlights and batons while he cried for his dad.
Shouldve been one of those slam dunk cases. But hes not more imprtant than garner or shaver or floyd or anyone else brutalized by police. But the message certainly seems to be that we should be more outraged my certain victims. Thats the part thatrubs a lot of people the wrong way.
He was homeless and schizophrenic. It's different. Homeless people are known targets, especially mentally ill ones. But there are black teachers, lawyers, etc who are victimized by police. Respectable people. George Floyd was a bouncer before he lost his job due to quarantine. All this over an alleged counterfeit 20 dollar bill. He played football as a teen and one of his friends called him a 'gentle giant.' Doesn't sound like someone who would resist to me.
BLM is not for black people. There is no organization that effectively unites these people. They don't organize rallies or anything. It's literally just whoever shows up, whenever they show up. If you think all those people ONLY care about black people, you are very mistaken. "BLM" is pretty much any American who thinks protesting is worth doing.
Do I think it's dumb that people went with BLM? Yes. But the reality is that it isn't just black people and hasn't ever been. -
2020-05-30 at 3:26 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace He was homeless and schizophrenic. It's different. Homeless people are known targets, especially mentally ill ones. But there are black teachers, lawyers, etc who are victimized by police. Respectable people. George Floyd was a bouncer before he lost his job due to quarantine. All this over an alleged counterfeit 20 dollar bill. He played football as a teen and one of his friends called him a 'gentle giant.' Doesn't sound like someone who would resist to me.
BLM is not for black people. There is no organization that effectively unites these people. They don't organize rallies or anything. It's literally just whoever shows up, whenever they show up. If you think all those people ONLY care about black people, you are very mistaken. "BLM" is pretty much any American who thinks protesting is worth doing.
Do I think it's dumb that people went with BLM? Yes. But the reality is that it isn't just black people and hasn't ever been.
only 66% of the tigers surveyed say they'd eat a human. -
2020-05-30 at 4:33 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace He was homeless and schizophrenic. It's different. Homeless people are known targets, especially mentally ill ones. But there are black teachers, lawyers, etc who are victimized by police. Respectable people. George Floyd was a bouncer before he lost his job due to quarantine. All this over an alleged counterfeit 20 dollar bill. He played football as a teen and one of his friends called him a 'gentle giant.' Doesn't sound like someone who would resist to me.
BLM is not for black people. There is no organization that effectively unites these people. They don't organize rallies or anything. It's literally just whoever shows up, whenever they show up. If you think all those people ONLY care about black people, you are very mistaken. "BLM" is pretty much any American who thinks protesting is worth doing.
Do I think it's dumb that people went with BLM? Yes. But the reality is that it isn't just black people and hasn't ever been.
Beating a homeless person to death doesnt make it any more okay. id wager you could count the number of unarmed doctors and lawyers killed on two hands.
And you couldve fooled me. Any discussion ive seen around BLM, any speech ive seen recorded by people representing BLM, centers around black victims and white victimization. It just seems kind of counterproductive and polarizing.
The majority of the victims ive seen BLM champion are people who were committting not insignificant crimes. The fact is that police killings of unarmed, noncombattive people is fucking RARE. And people saying stuff like “its open season on black people” is such hyperbole its ridiculous. It makes it clear that the agenda is framing this as a black on white victimization issue. Which justmakes people like me want to be defensive, since i know that whites, hispanics, asians, gays, jedis, etc- are victimized on a daily basis, disproportionately.
If organizers were smart, theyd coalesce under the banner of reining in the police and highlighting victims of all races.
But police are also a product of the criminals they have to apprehend. You couldnt pay me enough money to have the responsibility of dealing with that bullshit, -
2020-05-30 at 5 PM UTC
Originally posted by CASPER Beating a homeless person to death doesnt make it any more okay. id wager you could count the number of unarmed doctors and lawyers killed on two hands.
And you couldve fooled me. Any discussion ive seen around BLM, any speech ive seen recorded by people representing BLM, centers around black victims and white victimization. It just seems kind of counterproductive and polarizing.
The majority of the victims ive seen BLM champion are people who were committting not insignificant crimes. The fact is that police killings of unarmed, noncombattive people is fucking RARE. And people saying stuff like “its open season on black people” is such hyperbole its ridiculous. It makes it clear that the agenda is framing this as a black on white victimization issue. Which justmakes people like me want to be defensive, since i know that whites, hispanics, asians, gays, jedis, etc- are victimized on a daily basis, disproportionately.
If organizers were smart, theyd coalesce under the banner of reining in the police and highlighting victims of all races.
But police are also a product of the criminals they have to apprehend. You couldnt pay me enough money to have the responsibility of dealing with that bullshit,
everything in this post is dead ass wrong. -
2020-05-30 at 5:01 PM UTCbeating homeless people is okay
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2020-05-30 at 5:02 PM UTC
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2020-05-30 at 5:11 PM UTC
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2020-05-30 at 5:47 PM UTC
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2020-05-30 at 5:48 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny no, white people kill white people over petty stuffs all the time.
Not in this case. Same situation, they would already be raped for killing a whitey.
Originally posted by CASPER but cops do kill white people and arent held accountable.
No, no cop has ever in history killed an innocent white man for any reason.
