Freedom of Speech and Censorship
SatInUGal said:
"will always matter if"
The "bitch" and "savages" parts don't bother me- cries out for attention. This is the part that shows your true colors, you know, those colors you don't want people to see in your quest for everyone to be colorblind. Edible Words = EW. Sounds about right. Maybe add "White Wanker" and make it EWWW.
Are you calling me white!? That’s offensive. Stop. That’s just Privilege Separatism instead of seeing family.
If you want the KKK and other extremists to keep infiltrating because they are also socialist, keep drooling.
Meanwhile, I’m interested in cleaning house.
"will always matter if"
The "bitch" and "savages" parts don't bother me- cries out for attention. This is the part that shows your true colors, you know, those colors you don't want people to see in your quest for everyone to be colorblind. Edible Words = EW. Sounds about right. Maybe add "White Wanker" and make it EWWW.
Are you calling me white!? That’s offensive. Stop. That’s just Privilege Separatism instead of seeing family.
If you want the KKK and other extremists to keep infiltrating because they are also socialist, keep drooling.
Meanwhile, I’m interested in cleaning house.
Valeriyabeyond said:
That doesn't make me black that makes me African
In the abstract, this is an opinion I can respect.
We are all African-America
It's all fabricated by the farceur who sits back and brainwashes these individuals who are ripe for the picking
?
Edible wake the fuck up
I used Edible to expose the farce that society is absorbing at a time of serious change in the lives of the Ameican people
How so?
That doesn't make me black that makes me African
In the abstract, this is an opinion I can respect.
We are all African-America
It's all fabricated by the farceur who sits back and brainwashes these individuals who are ripe for the picking
?
Edible wake the fuck up
I used Edible to expose the farce that society is absorbing at a time of serious change in the lives of the Ameican people
How so?
EdibleWords said:
Are you calling me white!? That’s offensive. Stop. That’s just Privilege Separatism instead of seeing family.
If you want the KKK and other extremists to keep infiltrating because they are also socialist, keep drooling.
Meanwhile, I’m interested in cleaning house.
Ah the socialist KKK, what an EW thing to say
Are you calling me white!? That’s offensive. Stop. That’s just Privilege Separatism instead of seeing family.
If you want the KKK and other extremists to keep infiltrating because they are also socialist, keep drooling.
Meanwhile, I’m interested in cleaning house.
Ah the socialist KKK, what an EW thing to say
Racism “is the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races.”
To say you are not black because of skin is racist.
To say you are not black because of skin is racist.
When Floyd called for his mama, "all mamas began to wail," pastor says
Reverend Dr. Mary White referenced George Floyd’s cry for his mother as he struggled under the knee of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin as she offered a prayer of comfort during Tuesday’s private memorial.
“We thank you for the life of George Floyd, oh God. That at a moment he called out for his mama, we believe that the ears of mamas across this nation reared up. That the ears of mamas across this world heard him cry even though for one mama, all mamas began to wail. We began to wail for our children. We began to wail for our grandchildren. We wail for men across this world because of one mama’s call,” Rev. White of The Fountain of Praise church said Tuesday during the service.
https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/black-lives-matter-protests-george-floyd-06-09-2020/index.html
yes; we did. And I can imagine no mother who didn't.
Reverend Dr. Mary White referenced George Floyd’s cry for his mother as he struggled under the knee of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin as she offered a prayer of comfort during Tuesday’s private memorial.
“We thank you for the life of George Floyd, oh God. That at a moment he called out for his mama, we believe that the ears of mamas across this nation reared up. That the ears of mamas across this world heard him cry even though for one mama, all mamas began to wail. We began to wail for our children. We began to wail for our grandchildren. We wail for men across this world because of one mama’s call,” Rev. White of The Fountain of Praise church said Tuesday during the service.
https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/black-lives-matter-protests-george-floyd-06-09-2020/index.html
yes; we did. And I can imagine no mother who didn't.
Valeriyabeyond said:
Actually she's been a very good girl
She mostly posts her anti-racist rhetoric as an individual who is believing in supplying as much knowledge as she can to people who are reading that might not know
She knows first hand what it's like to be raised, and live in the South
It's like a soldier who tells his story from the front lines of Vietnam as opposed to someone who hears the story
The culture in the South is like a different country to us in West rural America
I knew one black student my entire high School career
We can't taste what she does
I just stood beside Ahavati
I love these baby images
The original comment re:" I'm surprised nobody has called you out on it already" was aimed at everyone who saw the comment and didnt call it out for its racism. including everyone.
racism is perpetrated by factions of almost every ethnicity. none of it is right and none should be tolerated.
perhaps it was overlooked, or went unseen, which wouldnt be abnormal for a thread with an amount of posts
that said "it's not my job to moderate" isn't much of a response. I mean, for one thing what if people around the world took that stance.
like I said, the overwhelming majority of posts on this thread are anti-racist and rightly so. the exception does appear hypocritical
more so because let's face it, if anyone had of inserted another colour before the word 'Wanker' there would have been hell to pay
Actually she's been a very good girl
She mostly posts her anti-racist rhetoric as an individual who is believing in supplying as much knowledge as she can to people who are reading that might not know
She knows first hand what it's like to be raised, and live in the South
It's like a soldier who tells his story from the front lines of Vietnam as opposed to someone who hears the story
The culture in the South is like a different country to us in West rural America
I knew one black student my entire high School career
We can't taste what she does
I just stood beside Ahavati
I love these baby images
The original comment re:" I'm surprised nobody has called you out on it already" was aimed at everyone who saw the comment and didnt call it out for its racism. including everyone.
racism is perpetrated by factions of almost every ethnicity. none of it is right and none should be tolerated.
perhaps it was overlooked, or went unseen, which wouldnt be abnormal for a thread with an amount of posts
that said "it's not my job to moderate" isn't much of a response. I mean, for one thing what if people around the world took that stance.
like I said, the overwhelming majority of posts on this thread are anti-racist and rightly so. the exception does appear hypocritical
more so because let's face it, if anyone had of inserted another colour before the word 'Wanker' there would have been hell to pay
Anonymous
Ahavati said:When Floyd called for his mama, "all mamas began to wail," pastor says
Reverend Dr. Mary White referenced George Floyd’s cry for his mother as he struggled under the knee of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin as she offered a prayer of comfort during Tuesday’s private memorial.
“We thank you for the life of George Floyd, oh God. That at a moment he called out for his mama, we believe that the ears of mamas across this nation reared up. That the ears of mamas across this world heard him cry even though for one mama, all mamas began to wail. We began to wail for our children. We began to wail for our grandchildren. We wail for men across this world because of one mama’s call,” Rev. White of The Fountain of Praise church said Tuesday during the service.
https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/black-lives-matter-protests-george-floyd-06-09-2020/index.html
yes; we did. And I can imagine no mother who didn't.
Dammit now my eyes are watering. 😓
Reverend Dr. Mary White referenced George Floyd’s cry for his mother as he struggled under the knee of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin as she offered a prayer of comfort during Tuesday’s private memorial.
“We thank you for the life of George Floyd, oh God. That at a moment he called out for his mama, we believe that the ears of mamas across this nation reared up. That the ears of mamas across this world heard him cry even though for one mama, all mamas began to wail. We began to wail for our children. We began to wail for our grandchildren. We wail for men across this world because of one mama’s call,” Rev. White of The Fountain of Praise church said Tuesday during the service.
https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/black-lives-matter-protests-george-floyd-06-09-2020/index.html
yes; we did. And I can imagine no mother who didn't.
Dammit now my eyes are watering. 😓
After Floyd's death, "there will be no more 8:46 of police brutality," congresswoman says
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, a Democrat from Texas, said George Floyd's "purpose and his assignment" is to bring justice to the US.
She continued: "What I will say is that the assignment of George Floyd and the purpose will mean there will be no more 8:46 of police brutality," a reference to the amount of time — 8 minutes and 46 seconds — that former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on Floyd's neck.
"There will be no more 8:46 of injustice and the mistreatment of African American men at the hands of the laws of this nation or anyone else. There will be no more 8:46 that you will be in pain without getting justice."
Rep. Jackson Lee said that's Floyd's "assignment" has turned into a "purpose." She said people around the world "are rising up that will never sit down until you get justice."
https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/black-lives-matter-protests-george-floyd-06-09-2020/index.html
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, a Democrat from Texas, said George Floyd's "purpose and his assignment" is to bring justice to the US.
She continued: "What I will say is that the assignment of George Floyd and the purpose will mean there will be no more 8:46 of police brutality," a reference to the amount of time — 8 minutes and 46 seconds — that former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on Floyd's neck.
"There will be no more 8:46 of injustice and the mistreatment of African American men at the hands of the laws of this nation or anyone else. There will be no more 8:46 that you will be in pain without getting justice."
Rep. Jackson Lee said that's Floyd's "assignment" has turned into a "purpose." She said people around the world "are rising up that will never sit down until you get justice."
https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/black-lives-matter-protests-george-floyd-06-09-2020/index.html
