Ron Clark: 'Where are the white people at? Don't be silent'

[HankD]

It's crazy Hank. And it is a brand of pure wickedness. I keep asking myself why do these folks keep doing this when they KNOW what the response will be? It's sad because they are willing to put people's lives at stake over ratings and money.[emoji107]

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Yes, I am conservative minded but to speak the truth we must and I agree Fox News can be inflammatory and run bad news into the ground with an really bad impact upon the viewing audience.

HankD

 

[Rippon]

Should paint you saved your less to a Maury Pauvich audience.

English must not be your native language.

Spoken like a truly desperate Fox News despite.

You're in need of ESL lessons my friend.

... that little group has caused the big bad radical right do much angst

My posts must really upset your sensibilities. Your grammar is quite poor.

I must say you guys are exists ...

Man, LOL, LOL LOL!

It's hilarious to watch.

Indeed.Your attempts at English are hilarious.

Yikes. I must have allowed you to confuse me with a child.

Well, now that you brought it up...

So get on back to your GOP Klan rallies.

You have a disconnect. You have demonstrated a moral equivalence between BLM and the KKK.
You can't escape from your own assertions unless you acknowledge you are wrong.

 

[carpro]

It makes me wonder if you've ever marched with BLM.

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You won't see many white kids protesting with BLM. They hate white people, even those stupid enough to be sympathetic to their cause.


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[Smyth]

You won't see many white kids protesting with BLM. They hate white people, even those stupid enough to be sympathetic to their cause.

You can't respect anyone you think of as a sucker. They can't respect whites who support BLM.

 

[Zaac]

You won't see many white kids protesting with BLM. They hate white people, even those stupid enough to be sympathetic to their cause.


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You poor pathetic thing. You've drank the FOX News Kool Aid and have convinced yourself that these protests are some sort of manifestation of BLM.

There are plenty of white and brown folks protesting right along with BLM who is part of the protests, not running the protests.

The FOX News trilogy must be working overtime to keep yall pushing this propagandist lie about BLM. Guess bigots got to have their boogeyman in order to scare the lil old ladies and children.

Police and protesters stand off in a residential neighborhood in Baton Rouge, Louisana, on July 10.

Demonstrators protesting the shooting death of Philando Castile march in front of the police department in St. Anthony, Minnesota, on July 10.

Demonstrators gather at the governor’s mansion in St. Paul, Minnesota, on July 7.

 

[Zaac]

You won't see many white kids protesting with BLM. They hate white people, even those stupid enough to be sympathetic to their cause.


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And contrary to what you and your equally bigoted cohort think, those kids from BM can speak for themselves and do so in addressing some of the misconceptions. Here are two of the biggest lies told about the group:

8. The movement hates white people.

The statement “black lives matter” is not an anti-white proposition. Contained within the statement is an unspoken but implied “too,” as in “black lives matter, too,” which suggests that the statement is one of inclusion rather than exclusion. However, those white people who continue to mischaracterize the affirmation of the value of black life as being anti-white are suggesting that in order for white lives to matter, black lives cannot. That is a foundational premise of white supremacy. It is antithetical to what the Black Lives Matter movement stands for, which is the simple proposition that “black lives also matter.” The Black Lives Matter movement demands that the country affirm the value of black life in practical and pragmatic ways, including addressing an increasing racial wealth gap, fixing public schools that are failing, combating issues of housing inequality and gentrification that continue to push people of color out of communities they have lived in for generations, and dismantling the prison industrial complex. None of this is about hatred for white life. It is about acknowledging that the system already treats white lives as if they have more value, as if they are more worthy of protection, safety, education, and a good quality of life than black lives are. This must change.

9. The movement hates police officers.

Police officers are people. Their lives have inherent value. This movement is not an anti-people movement; therefore it is not an anti-police-officer movement. Most police officers are just everyday people who want to do their jobs, make a living for their families, and come home safely at the end of their shift. This does not mean, however, that police are not implicated in a system that criminalizes black people, that demands that they view black people as unsafe and dangerous, that trains them to be more aggressive and less accommodating with black citizens, and that does not stress that we are taxpayers who deserve to be protected and served just like everyone else. Thus the Black Lives Matter movement is not trying to make the world more unsafe for police officers; it hopes to make police officers less of a threat to communities of color. Thus, we reject the idea that asking officers questions about why one is being stopped or arrested, about what one is being charged with, constitutes either disrespect or resistance. We reject the use of military-grade weapons as appropriate policing mechanisms for any American community. We reject the faulty idea that disrespect is a crime, that black people should be nice or civil when they are being hassled or arrested on trumped-up charges. And we question the idea that police officers should be given the benefit of the doubt when it comes to policing black communities. Increasingly, the presence of police makes black people feel less rather than more safe. And that has everything to do with the antagonistic and power-laden ways in which police interact with citizens more generally and black citizens in particular. Therefore, police officers must rebuild trust with the communities they police. Not the other way around.

http://blacklivesmatter.com/11-major-misconceptions-about-the-black-lives-matter-movement/

Now go ahead and tell some more lies or just flat out refute what the group ACTUALLY says vs what you want to attribute to them.

 

[Lewis]

There are plenty of white and brown folks protesting right along with BLM who is part of the protests, not running the protests[/B].

Well there you go. That sort of puts the lie to your earlier question, "Where Are The White People?"

They're out there pushing the same false narrative as BLM.

 

[HankD]

Will we never learn? Divide and conquer.

HankD

 

[Smyth]

All these blacks BLM is making martyrs of when they were shot by police were armed. Here's a name that will never appear on a BLM sign, Dylan Noble, getting very little news this week. He really was unarmed, and cops never saw a gun. They shot him because he was hiding a hand, even though you can see in the video he didn't have a gun in either hand. After he's shot a couple of times, and laying on his back on the ground bleeding out, the police take their time and shoot him several more times.

Police disproportionately kill whites.

Black police disproportionately kill citizens.

You must have a low IQ to not see BLM is nothing but a racist hate group.