Fox News Blames BlackLivesMatter for War on Cops.

[uhmusddy]

You are denying that Black Lives Matter activists willfully engage in militant behavior in an attempt to establish their own nation-state operated by their own laws independent from the nations in which they live?

You are denying that Black Lives Matter activists willfully commit acts of violence and murder in order to inspire terror and compliance with their doctrine?

no, no they don't. the reach is ridiculous right here.

 

[CornyRainbow]

In a sense, he is correct.

At the same time, this has been building for quite some time.

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Communists have long been looking to exploit racial tensions and divides in nations, America specifically, in order to foment a communist-led revolution/secession that would collapse America as the central pillar of modern Western culture. To do this, they have, throughout the years, used the media and other outlets to paint black and minority populations as being victims of racial discrimination at every corner and insisting that the only way to counter racism is through activism - specifically of the communist variety. Grievous crimes and shortfalls in black culture have been overlooked by the media in an attempt to portray them as a besieged segment of the population that is, in effect, still slave to a system that merely redressed itself.

Granted, there is some credibility to the claim that there has been a targeting of blacks. Many Workers' Party (Union) activists campaigned for Prevailing Wage and Minimum Wage laws, specifically, to prevent 'undesirable' segments of the population (which includes minorities, but was not necessarily limited to them) from underbidding skilled labor tasks. Where blacks or other minorities could have brought learned skills and been willing to perform skilled tasks for a much lower price while still improving their life and the lives of their children - the socialists deliberately placed obstacles in the way in order to preserve union monopolies on skilled labor.

That's right - the original argument for minimum wage was that it would essentially drive out the poor, not raise their standard of living.

There were, also, some housing issues rooted in the Federal Housing Administration (created by liberal socialists), which had rules and restrictions on where people could obtain approved loans. This led to black people settling into the larger cities being able to be approved to move into certain districts (even though they could afford to live in others).

When these groups were, then, targeted for 'benefits' programs, the 'benefits' essentially paid women to be single mothers and the system had very poor controls, allowing for rampant abuse of the system. Drug and alcohol abuse compounded with single parent relationships where marriage/cohabitation were effectively punished through a denial of benefits... which led to the areas these targeted demographics settled in becoming "ghettos."

Dealing in illicit substances and activities became the easiest way to earn an income beyond the monthly welfare check, since Equal Opportunity made hiring a minority person with a questionable background a high risk of receiving a lawsuit if they didn't work out and you had to terminate their employment contract... so this gave rise to underground economies that eventually developed into sub-nations in the form of gang allegiances with territories to enforce and protect.

This feeds back into "black culture" - where the music produced by this culture glorifies drugs, conflict, ***, and violence. The entire ensemble works to force blacks into a sense of cultural isolation and actually makes many of them feel besieged - as if they are a separate nation that has found itself amid a much larger nation. Law Enforcement is seen as a sort of rival gang that has declared itself "king" and imposes its rules upon this separate nation. It's almost seen as an occupying force.

Certainly, not all people who are black feel this way about it, but many do, to some extent or another - with the most deeply entrenched being those who have embraced militant behavior in an effort to try and lay claim to their 'territory.'

The reality is that it will be very difficult to convince blacks of that mindset that there's any other valid reality. They want a nation for blacks just as they feel we have a nation for whites. Those who are very strongly entrenched in that belief, or who are being guided further toward that belief by the media narrative will fight, likely to their death, in order to establish what they feel is their just nation.

Black Lives Matter is more a symptom of the real problem as opposed to the problem, itself. It's the cultural equivalent of ISIS and will essentially conduct itself in the same way.

On behalf of the base, I can say that little to no one ever actually reads what you post because you always feel the need to write mini books for such minor things as if everyone wants to debate with you.

 

[Aim64C]

On behalf of the base, I can say that little to no one ever actually reads what you post because you always feel the need to write mini books for such minor things as if everyone wants to debate with you.

Keep in mind my concept of time and purpose is different than yours.

It is the rare individual who will understand and respect what I have to say at this point in time. Six months from now... A year from now... Five years from now... assuming the severs can still be accessed at that time - posts like mine, here, will hold a bit more value.

But by then, I'll be gone, and on to different things.

It won't be many people who look up my posts, again. Perhaps only three or four - but it will be the three or four who need to who do, and it is for those three or four that the post has been made.

Just about everything is a message in a bottle meant for another person in another time at another place. The here and now is just a medium to relate to.

 

[Aim64C]

no, no they don't. the reach is ridiculous right here.

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" A black man who was found guilty of murdering two white teenagers execution-style in a vacant Detroit field defiantly declared “black lives matter” Wednesday before being sentenced to life in prison.

Fredrick Young and Felando Hunter were sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without parole for robbing, torturing and murdering Jourdan Bobbish and Jacob Kudla, who had met up with them in July 2012 to buy drugs, a local Fox affiliate reported.

Young shocked the courtroom when he was given the chance to address the victims’ families, but instead apologized to the families of Michael Brown and Eric Garner. "

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" Black Lives Matter activists tried to disrupt the Minnesota State Fair on Saturday and marched down the street, shouting a chant that called for the deaths of police officers: “Pigs in a blanket, fry ‘em like bacon!”

The phrase “pigs in a blanket” refers to police officers in body bags and has been used overtly by a Black Lives Matter-influenced activist who murdered two police officers.

Video shows that, as the group happily chanted about murdering police officers, they had a police escort protecting their safety and First Amendment rights.

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The chant is part of a pattern of Black Lives Matter taunting police after the deaths of police officers. As the Daily Mail reported at the time, the chant was used by Ferguson protestors following the excecution of two police officers by a killer who used the exact phrase “pigs in a blanket”: . . . "

[video=youtube;nB-e9VbwMy0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=2&v=nB-e9VbwMy0[/video]

Factor in that Black Lives Matter is affiliated with many pro-palestinian groups and The Nation of Islam... and saying they are essentially ISIS is not a reach - just a simple observation.

 

[Natsu Shazneel]

Keep in mind my concept of time and purpose is different than yours.

It is the rare individual who will understand and respect what I have to say at this point in time. Six months from now... A year from now... Five years from now... assuming the severs can still be accessed at that time - posts like mine, here, will hold a bit more value.

But by then, I'll be gone, and on to different things.

It won't be many people who look up my posts, again. Perhaps only three or four - but it will be the three or four who need to who do, and it is for those three or four that the post has been made.

Just about everything is a message in a bottle meant for another person in another time at another place. The here and now is just a medium to relate to.

You inspire me to write a wall of China.

 

[chopstickchakra]

Broken logic. So because there's a small percentage of people speaking the loudest, that is what we blanket the entire collective.

Yes, it happens everywhere the black lives matters belief isn't the first time. In fact the outrage and reactions are just as you said, blanketing an entire group for the actions of a small percentage. Now we could get into arguments about percents of police who use excessive force and percents of people who incite violence and racial separation while donning the black lives matter message but where will that get us? Both sides will likely become more entrenched in their view and accuse the other of using bias information to suit their claim.

 

[Kuroh]

It's kind of true imo. .-.

 

[Multiply]

Yes, it happens everywhere the black lives matters belief isn't the first time. In fact the outrage and reactions are just as you said, blanketing an entire group for the actions of a small percentage. Now we could get into arguments about percents of police who use excessive force and percents of people who incite violence and racial separation while donning the black lives matter message but where will that get us? Both sides will likely become more entrenched in their view and accuse the other of using bias information to suit their claim.

Yes, just because it happens, doesn't change the fact that it is broken logic. :lol.

 

[chopstickchakra]

Yes, just because it happens, doesn't change the fact that it is broken logic. :lol.

I never disagreed that point I was just answering the question "so...." from the post. It's ****ed but it happens which is why members of a group, any group, need to be very visible with their disapproval and lack of association with the people who act out in their name.

 

[Multiply]

I never disagreed that point I was just answering the question "so...." from the post. It's ****ed but it happens which is why members of a group, any group, need to be very visible with their disapproval and lack of association with the people who act out in their name.

Sounds a lot like what people are asking of cops.

 

[chopstickchakra]

Sounds a lot like what people are asking of cops.

It is and that's part of the irony I keep trying to point out to people. This blame and attack the cops mentality isn't going to end well. All it will do is make more cops get it in their heads that people are out to get them in trouble and trap them in compromising scenarios or harm/kill them and it will cause them to react impulsively and as if more people are threats than really are. Which in turn will cause more people to view all cops as oppressive, violent racists which will encourage them to resist police authority and seek vengeance on their own. Which will in turn cause more cops to be more hostile which in turn will make more citizens combative towards police etc etc etc. The phrase Blood begets blood wasn't made for no reason.