I heard that sort of sentiment expressed many times before, most recently...
...almost as recently...
...and in reference to something that happened a long time in the past...
I heard that sort of sentiment expressed many times before, most recently...
Funny you should say that. It seems like a 'trap' to me. Got a sneaking feeling anyway.Brian Peacock wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 6:38 amIt just seemed such a typically dialled-in poisoning of the well which totally ignored the dubiousness of those brick caching claims. Focusing on those claims though seems like moral safe ground, regardless of whether they're not true.
NEXT to the protest.So yeah, you're only focusing on the violence during the protest,
Do you know how legal protests are arranged?but I'd suggest that the vast majority of people are out to simply register an objection to their residential, political, and economic ghettoisation and the systematic injustices they live under.
So the protest...who is against them?The establishment are drowning out the causes of the protest - which were merely triggered by the summary execution of a black man who possed no threat to the police or the public - with table-thumping promises of more and extreme state sanctioned violence. But discussions about the protest cannot be reduced to decrying the rioting, and to do so is to avoid the real issues - often deliberately so.
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Indeed, I’ve never seen a stack of bricks neatly arranged on a pallette at a construction site before. Usually they are just spread around willy nilly so people trip on them.Cunt wrote:
Time will tell, probably. It sure looks organized though.
I meant the nationwide riots, but I understand that's a bit much to speculate on.BarnettNewman wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 7:29 pmIndeed, I’ve never seen a stack of bricks neatly arranged on a pallette at a construction site before. Usually they are just spread around willy nilly so people trip on them.Cunt wrote:
Time will tell, probably. It sure looks organized though.
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Decades of racism and indiscriminate murder of black people possibly?Cunt wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 7:55 pmI meant the nationwide riots, but I understand that's a bit much to speculate on.BarnettNewman wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 7:29 pmIndeed, I’ve never seen a stack of bricks neatly arranged on a pallette at a construction site before. Usually they are just spread around willy nilly so people trip on them.Cunt wrote:
Time will tell, probably. It sure looks organized though.
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I think the bricks story is a kind of trap, and maybe I fell in it.
Isn't it weird though, that the 'protest' is against...um...
Who is being protested again? The cop?
His (democrat) chief?
Their Democrat Mayor?
Or are they now protesting the killing of David Dorn?
Who is 'indiscriminately murdering black people'?blindfaith wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 7:59 pmDecades of racism and indiscriminate murder of black people possibly?
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There is statistical evidence that African-Americans were 2.8 more times to be killed while being arrested between 2009–2012.
So that small a difference is 'indiscriminately murdering black people'?Hermit wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 8:22 pmThere is statistical evidence that African-Americans were 2.8 more times to be killed while being arrested between 2009–2012.
This is of course nowhere near as bad as in the more distant past when for decades black people really did have to endure indiscriminate murder.
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With which part of
do you have problems comprehending?blindfaith wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 7:59 pmDecades of racism and indiscriminate murder of black people possibly?
Nearly 3 time the rate of police killing is a major, clear and significant difference. If it had been 1.05 times, you may have had a point...Cunt wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 8:33 pmSo that small a difference is 'indiscriminately murdering black people'?Hermit wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 8:22 pmThere is statistical evidence that African-Americans were 2.8 more times to be killed while being arrested between 2009–2012.
This is of course nowhere near as bad as in the more distant past when for decades black people really did have to endure indiscriminate murder.
Oh wait, you must have been answering another question...
Or trying to defend an enormous exaggeration with a tiny statistical example.
I guess it is the phrase 'indiscriminate murder of black people'.Hermit wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 8:39 pmWith which part ofdo you have problems comprehending?blindfaith wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 7:59 pmDecades of racism and indiscriminate murder of black people possibly?
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Nearly 200% more is "a small difference"? I think you need to go back to school.Cunt wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 8:33 pmSo that small a difference is 'indiscriminately murdering black people'?Hermit wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 8:22 pmThere is statistical evidence that African-Americans were 2.8 more times to be killed while being arrested between 2009–2012.
This is of course nowhere near as bad as in the more distant past when for decades black people really did have to endure indiscriminate murder.
A wave of social media posts and images have claimed that pallets of bricks have been appearing near the locations of protests in cities all over the United States. This sparked rampant speculation that the bricks are part of a coordinated effort to incite violence as a way to entrap protesters and instigate chaos.
BuzzFeed News has documented claims made about bricks in Boston, Dallas, Kansas City, San Francisco, and elsewhere. In several cases, bricks were placed long before protests began in the US, or they are clearly linked to ongoing construction. As of now, there's no evidence to support claims of coordinated brick placements at protests. However, now that the claims have spread across social media — and been amplified by the White House — it’s possible that people could be inspired to start collecting and placing bricks.
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