If you're gonna troll as an alter, don't be so obvious about it.
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Alter?
Care to address the video content? Or will you just act like the reporter and dodge?
If you're gonna troll as an alter, don't be so obvious about it.
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Alter?
Care to address the video content? Or will you just act like the reporter and dodge?
Alter?
Care to address the video content? Or will you just act like the reporter and dodge?
Alter?
Care to address the video content? Or will you just act like the reporter and dodge?
And the problem is that most of the unarmed black men shot by police (and basically all of the armed ones) are from that low rung of the ladder and are almost singlehandedly responsible for perpetuating the myth of the criminal black man because of the insanely high crime rate within their sub-group...
And that's exactly why we should differentiate between the many true victims of police brutality and these repeat offenders.
You just gotta love those progressive, 'left' political views.
It's a legitimate question, and I'm glad you're the one to ask it, because BMP, like he does with nearly everything, obfuscates a legitimate topic/point by ranting and raving like a lunatic about the aspects of it that don't matter.Sorry to interrupt what seems like the millionth BMP bashing session, but I think he does raise a legitimate question of whether there is now going to be rioting whenever police force is used in an African American community. Or are we operating under the assumption that such rioting is justified and socially productive regardless of the circumstances?
It's a legitimate question, and I'm glad you're the one to ask it, because BMP, like he does with nearly everything, obfuscates a legitimate topic/point by ranting and raving like a lunatic about the aspects of it that don't matter. .
2) we see a concerted effort by law enforcement to prosecute those who have abused their authority.
I agree that the media is fanning the flames. I don't think their reporting is slanted or that publicizing the movement is wrong whatsoever. I think the problem lies more with a 24/7, clickbait news media that gets people riled up before all the information happens to be in and wants this issue to generate a lot of heat. Outrage sells, so why not fan the flames? But on the other hand, we're talking about the fucking murder of civilians which is about as big a deal as it gets.
On a more philosophical note, I think there is a somewhat worrying trend of looking at these social issues in terms of moral absolutism for those in positions of power and moral relativism for the marginalized. That is, we make firm pronouncements about right or wrong for police officers, but for a minority rioter, for example, we want to look at their actions as entirely their own prerogative. IMO either these things are situational or they're not; it can't be one way for one group and another for a different one.