Freedom of Speech and Censorship
SatInUGal said:
Trump Derangement Syndrome is a favorite phrase of the American Alt Right, used to gaslight folks upset over legitimate transgressions. Pretty indefensible.
Not at all. I see it as a mental health issue that needs therapy - people so full of hate, using lies fake dossiers and hoaxes to evict a president who one an election The extreme left and its media is trying to create a coup d'état - by any means necessary! this behaviour in psychotic and it needs treatment.
Trump Derangement Syndrome is a favorite phrase of the American Alt Right, used to gaslight folks upset over legitimate transgressions. Pretty indefensible.
Not at all. I see it as a mental health issue that needs therapy - people so full of hate, using lies fake dossiers and hoaxes to evict a president who one an election The extreme left and its media is trying to create a coup d'état - by any means necessary! this behaviour in psychotic and it needs treatment.
David_Macleod said:
there is no white supremacist involved in these riots, they are purely led and organised by alt-left extremists like ANTIFA, BLM and lots of criminals
You live in a *very* strange universe in your head , David...
And I do not say that meanly , or with malice...just we see differently
And no , not organized by all those you quoted
Just human beings pissed off at the system
there is no white supremacist involved in these riots, they are purely led and organised by alt-left extremists like ANTIFA, BLM and lots of criminals
You live in a *very* strange universe in your head , David...
And I do not say that meanly , or with malice...just we see differently
And no , not organized by all those you quoted
Just human beings pissed off at the system
Again, because it was covered, 13th is an amazing documentary which highlights the #Blacklivesmatter movement. If you truly want to educate yourself, you'll watch it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/13th_(film)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/13th_(film)
SatInUGal said:You said beating to death. Let's remember words have meaning. George Floyd was killed.
Yes, he was. And I thought, when I saw the beating that they must have died. They could have. They might, anyway - nobody should expect otherwise. I’m shook by the violence, not the outrage over George Floyd. I’m glad to see people against brutality. But let people be for love and stop using toxic colorism.
Yes, he was. And I thought, when I saw the beating that they must have died. They could have. They might, anyway - nobody should expect otherwise. I’m shook by the violence, not the outrage over George Floyd. I’m glad to see people against brutality. But let people be for love and stop using toxic colorism.
SatInUGal said:
Systemic police brutality against black people is a much bigger deal than some obscure game like that. If you can't see this, and are actually equating the two, then I don't know what to say.
More white men are killed by police. So WTF!?
Those were psycho killer cops. Period. Train police demonstrate for peace, and remember that everyone is suffering from domestic terrorism by anarchists.
You wanna make police go away and have total anarchy? That’s a terrible idea! I like it when the righteous cops clean house. Like we citizens should do on the streets.
#lovematters
Systemic police brutality against black people is a much bigger deal than some obscure game like that. If you can't see this, and are actually equating the two, then I don't know what to say.
More white men are killed by police. So WTF!?
Those were psycho killer cops. Period. Train police demonstrate for peace, and remember that everyone is suffering from domestic terrorism by anarchists.
You wanna make police go away and have total anarchy? That’s a terrible idea! I like it when the righteous cops clean house. Like we citizens should do on the streets.
#lovematters
Blackwolf said:
You live in a *very* strange universe in your head , David...
And I do not say that meanly , or with malice...just we see differently
And no , not organized by all those you quoted
Just human beings pissed off at the system
You live in a *very* strange universe in your head , David...
well, that was mean and malicious. I have said you know nothing about me all you have done with personal comments is to make mistaken judgements. If people on here cannot post opinions without receiving personal insults regardless then we are lost.
It may interest you to know I am not alt-right, I am a left centralist. I do not support Trump, nor would I have voted for him, but the mass and crazy hate being expressed is not healthy. During the debates, Hilary Clinton promised to accept the election results regardless and she lost the election, even before he was sworn in lots of hate-mongers had started the campaign to de-seat Him. This much national hate its extremely unhealthy - change is by the ballot box
You live in a *very* strange universe in your head , David...
And I do not say that meanly , or with malice...just we see differently
And no , not organized by all those you quoted
Just human beings pissed off at the system
You live in a *very* strange universe in your head , David...
well, that was mean and malicious. I have said you know nothing about me all you have done with personal comments is to make mistaken judgements. If people on here cannot post opinions without receiving personal insults regardless then we are lost.
It may interest you to know I am not alt-right, I am a left centralist. I do not support Trump, nor would I have voted for him, but the mass and crazy hate being expressed is not healthy. During the debates, Hilary Clinton promised to accept the election results regardless and she lost the election, even before he was sworn in lots of hate-mongers had started the campaign to de-seat Him. This much national hate its extremely unhealthy - change is by the ballot box
SatInUGal said:
Systemic police brutality against black people is a much bigger deal than some obscure game like that. If you can't see this, and are actually equating the two, then I don't know what to say.
Oh, I missed exactly what you were saying. I do agree that the police are way scarier but for those who felt their lives were in danger because they were ‘“white” feel no privilege.
We should self police. Be good for love.
We should stop the profiling of constitutionalists. You can be searched and maltreated for having a pocket constitution. You can be shot by police in the head for being a homeschool mother in the woods, your crime being to hold your baby in the doorway.
5 are dead... 5 because of anarchy after brutality. #lovematters.
Systemic police brutality against black people is a much bigger deal than some obscure game like that. If you can't see this, and are actually equating the two, then I don't know what to say.
Oh, I missed exactly what you were saying. I do agree that the police are way scarier but for those who felt their lives were in danger because they were ‘“white” feel no privilege.
We should self police. Be good for love.
We should stop the profiling of constitutionalists. You can be searched and maltreated for having a pocket constitution. You can be shot by police in the head for being a homeschool mother in the woods, your crime being to hold your baby in the doorway.
5 are dead... 5 because of anarchy after brutality. #lovematters.
Ahavati said:
Jess please keep in mind that many anarchists and special interest groups are being bused into protesting areas to deliberately cover the message in violence. 70% of arrests in Charlotte were not from Charlotte.
Sorry ...I reread my response and realized I needed to slow down.
This. I know. This is bad. Probably some really weird political threads there...
Yes; love is important, however, we can no longer ignore the message that #Blacklivesmatter.
I think it would be better to say #policebrutalitymatters
Like... who doesn’t remember “don’t Taze me, bro!” We’re seeing brutality striking out from an ever scarier police. Anarchy is inflammatory to the problem.
Whatever we do needs to be done in love. . .if at all possible. Unfortunately, the only real change that has occurred in this country was from bloodshed and violence. . .the abolition movement, women's right to vote, civil rights movement, etc.
Pens stop war.
Pens reform the police, not guns.
Mouths are the equivalent of pens.
Jess please keep in mind that many anarchists and special interest groups are being bused into protesting areas to deliberately cover the message in violence. 70% of arrests in Charlotte were not from Charlotte.
Sorry ...I reread my response and realized I needed to slow down.
This. I know. This is bad. Probably some really weird political threads there...
Yes; love is important, however, we can no longer ignore the message that #Blacklivesmatter.
I think it would be better to say #policebrutalitymatters
Like... who doesn’t remember “don’t Taze me, bro!” We’re seeing brutality striking out from an ever scarier police. Anarchy is inflammatory to the problem.
Whatever we do needs to be done in love. . .if at all possible. Unfortunately, the only real change that has occurred in this country was from bloodshed and violence. . .the abolition movement, women's right to vote, civil rights movement, etc.
Pens stop war.
Pens reform the police, not guns.
Mouths are the equivalent of pens.
Valeriyabeyond said:
Ghandhi was a bigot and a racist
Oh. That wasn’t in the docu-drama.
You’re spoiling my fun! 👶🏼
Ahavati said:Again, because it was covered, 13th is an amazing documentary which highlights the #Blacklivesmatter movement. If you truly want to educate yourself, you'll watch it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/13th_(film)
That’s a false hypothetical! Darn! You got me beat, anyway... if weren’t so curious I’d refuse in protest!
Ghandhi was a bigot and a racist
Oh. That wasn’t in the docu-drama.
You’re spoiling my fun! 👶🏼
Ahavati said:Again, because it was covered, 13th is an amazing documentary which highlights the #Blacklivesmatter movement. If you truly want to educate yourself, you'll watch it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/13th_(film)
That’s a false hypothetical! Darn! You got me beat, anyway... if weren’t so curious I’d refuse in protest!
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