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1) Defund the police 2) Reparations for slavery 3) Guaranteed income for minorities 4) Free college and open admissions 5) Political prisoners in jails to be released 6) Voting age lowered to 16 |
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1. Take money from the police budget and put into other areas. That could help all Americans depending on where the money is going. 2. Money and land for descendants of slavery. 3. Universal basic income was already being discussed by Andrew Yang. 4. Free college and open admissions is a Bernie Sanders idea and would be for ALL Americans. 5. Political prisoners should definitely be released. 6. Another policy change for ALL Americans. I don’t see the revolution in any of these requests. Sound like a very weak list of demands. BLM is the “MLK” in this situation. There are alternative organizations that are far from reformist. I haven’t seen this list of demands though. I looked through the website, but maybe I just missed it. |
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"The mayors of Los Angeles; Oakland, California; Atlanta, Georgia; Tacoma, Washington, Newark, New Jersey; Saint Paul, Minnesota; Jackson, Mississippi; Compton, California; Shreveport, Louisiana and Stockton, California, have joined Mayors For A Guaranteed Income, a coalition advocating for UBI policies, or the idea of giving out recurring cash payments to all individuals without any strings attached." This is proposed for all Americans, as well. Automation is eliminating jobs at record levels and this is a proposed solution for lowering poverty. |
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Automation is eliminating jobs, except for those willing to work. For those people, somehow, miraculously, there's always work. For instance, ever seen a Hispanic from say El Salvador turn down work. Me either. But they're not a black American. Go down to Ft. Lauderdale airport. There are so many employed black people there. They're all Haitians, because they're not black Americans. You will quickly wonder how in the world these people who did not speak English learned the language and work so hard in their new country. When you're not entitled, when you know what real starvation is, and you know what actual lack of any opportunity looks like and you're blessed with just a chance at more, then you work and live with that reality. Black Americans know nothing about this. They're entitled, spoon fed, with an awful culture of death and fatherless children. Drugs and constant crime.
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Over time it got hijacked by groups like Antifa and other anti government political B.S. It has turned into the opposite of what it was supposed to be. Those attachments have done more harm to the black community than good. I know a lot of conservatives that were starting to understand that BLM did not mean other lives don’t matter until the rioting and defunding the police issues came up. At that point it ceased to be about black lives and became just another front for a political agenda. |
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BLM the organization are just like Black people in general, not a monolith. The leaders and the followers aren’t always on the same page. I don’t identify with their movement, but I speak up on their behalf when being attacked because they’re simply doing what they think will bring about the best results, thus our disagreements aren’t for the world to see and comment on. There’s far too much focus on BLM anyway. What gets lost is the hashtag existed before the organization. The organization utilized the popularity of the hashtag to create itself. Therefore, the usage of the phrase isn’t always a reference to the organization. It’s often times just a rallying cry. It’s no different than Black Power. Stokely Carmichael created that phrase to become a sociopolitical ideology and strategy. The people couldn’t tell you what that ideology and strategy is. They simply liked the way it sounded and used it as a rallying cry. Again, too much focus on Black Lives Matter...not enough focus on actual solutions. |
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I just purchased a brand new 44 mag. Beautiful little weapon. She has one job, being an extension of my prejudice. So for inatance someone may enter my home. I'm not worried about their purpose. Im going to be prejudice and assume you mean to harm me and my family. If I dont **** myself too much and aim halfway decent youre going to end up with 2 to 4 rounds of 240 gr tcsp in the torso. Youre not going to survive. Maybe that person was old and had alzheimers. Don't know, don't care. |
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Who the F are we kidding, we know you didn't. |
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As for Republicans, why are they so all in for defunding schools at every turn but defunding the police is so wrong. Do police really need drones and other high tech military arsenals over educating our youth. Do police need to be called for non lethal mental health situation over a social worker. |
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Black American men have no problem with killing each other. They need 0 help, this is one they have fully figured out. Theyre experts. So it offends me when you don't give Black American men credit for their expertise. I'll tell you this, and no doubt it is something you will fully understand. My wife is not a black American, but had she been i would have finally understood the need that burns inside black American men to abandon their babies. Now, why don't you for once live up to your commitments and stop talking with the racist |
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To the moderators, I appreciate you letting us hash things out without fear of being suspended or worse, being banned. This discussion is the most complicated topic to tackle since we've all had positive and negative experiences with members of other races regardless of our locations on this planet. It's mostly healthy to speak about this and hopefully gain perspective so that we all can attempt to empathize with our fellow Americans and people of all nationalities.
To my friends and fellow members, please try to at the very least sympathize with other people's walks in life. To be prejudiced against a person because of the color of their skin or other differences they have from you is just silly. Black, white or otherwise. I've learned that there are great people from every race and there are terrible people from every race. To assume what a person is like based on their appearance is ignorant. |
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Uncertain times we are living in, but you can't argue with idiots, you'll never win. |
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Amazing the evil we are capable of, and equally as amazing is the acts of love and selflessness we are capable of. |
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Every news outlet and social media platform have evil entities filling their ears and their pockets. |
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Well, I've lost respect for a large group of posters here who are speaking off the cuff and are simply spouting rhetoric of hatred and bias. Drew is not a coward! Drew is a good man who may or may not have made a mistake by standing up for his values. Regardless, he doesn't ever want to offend anyone and will do his best not to. Not because of pressure but because he believes it's the right thing to do.
One more thing. Black lives matter needs to be renamed ex-con lives matter. The majority of black lives lost would be fewer if they would only cooperate with authority instead of escalating a situation. Almost everyone of the blacks killed by police are ex-cons who don't value human life. These people aren't heroes. They robbed and killed innocent people and we turn them into martyrs. If we turn on our ancestors who owned slaves then why can't we turn against the ex-cons who turned against society? All lives matter...but mostly ex-con lives matter the most. Hard working people don't matter. Right? |
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