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10-02-2016 , 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by FoldnDark
... I'm just telling you how I and pretty much everyone I know... interpret that sort of statement.
And... that's having that conversation.

Maybe that NYTimes linkee works for you now. Anyways... the reason the segregationists and their successors sustain this new normal redefinition is it short circuits talking about race. It works this way: if 'racism' means only person animus, then if nobody has racial animus, there isn't any racism... there's no need to change structurally because it's only a few bad apples with evil in their hearts. It's an implicit pseudo-argument for the status quo.

You've identified a significant demographic that has been short circuited in this manner. Bravo. You're MMQBing IRL activists like a demon. Now... what's your suggestion for better tactics to do 'therapy' on this demographic?

I'd suggest engaging these folks when they spew "why do they riot when the cop's black". I'd suggest pointing out that folks like M.King didn't mean personal animus when they used the r-word... that the issue is why the robocops are ordered to riot with all the tanks and chemicals... not trying to 'grok' what's in the 'secret inner heart' of each of those individual robocops. What I wouldn't suggest is pandering to, and legitimizing, this 'secret inner heart' crap in any way, shape, or form. That shiz needs to be confronted directly.

Cliffs notes: Now that you've got their attention, I'd suggest having a focused conversation with this particular demographic, a conversation about how this 'secret inner heart' crap is a buncha crap.

What do you suggest tactically instead, and why? Can you point to any studies that backup your tactical hunches?
10-02-2016 , 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Shame Trolly !!!1!
And... that's having that conversation.

Maybe that NYTimes linkee works for you now. Anyways... the reason the segregationists and their successors sustain this new normal redefinition is it short circuits talking about race. It works this way: if 'racism' means only person animus, then if nobody has racial animus, there isn't any racism... there's no need to change structurally because it's only a few bad apples with evil in their hearts. It's an implicit pseudo-argument for the status quo.

You've identified a significant demographic that has been short circuited in this manner. Bravo. You're MMQBing IRL activists like a demon. Now... what's your suggestion for better tactics to do 'therapy' on this demographic?

I'd suggest engaging these folks when they spew "why do they riot when the cop's black". I'd suggest pointing out that folks like M.King didn't mean personal animus when they used the r-word... that the issue is why the robocops are ordered to riot with all the tanks and chemicals... not trying to 'grok' what's in the 'secret inner heart' of each of those individual robocops. What I wouldn't suggest is pandering to, and legitimizing, this 'secret inner heart' crap in any way, shape, or form. That shiz needs to be confronted directly.

Cliffs notes: Now that you've got their attention, I'd suggest having a focused conversation with this particular demographic, a conversation about how this 'secret inner heart' crap is a buncha crap.

What do you suggest tactically instead, and why? Can you point to any studies that backup your tactical hunches?
That's pretty much what I've suspected all along, it's an attention getting "shock" tactic to draw attention to the cause, and an effective one. There are also plenty who are thinking about it on a purely emotional level and actually do think most of the shootings were derived out of racial animus. It's the same with rioting and burning down stores, they're part rage and part because it gets more attention than peaceful protest. FWIW, every conversation I have with friends and family on this topic I bring up police harrasment, DWB, etc., as well as all those systemic variables, the drug war, prison pipeline, forced labor.

So those divisive tactics surely do work to get attention, start conversations and that's a good thing, so long as there is someone there to take both sides, but I'm sure you see the tightrope walk that is. Ramping up divisive rhetoric, attacking the police personally, verbally and sometimes physically, destroying property, polarizing us vs them tactics bring the issues to the forefront, but they also backfire when they turn off otherwise reasonable people, pushing them to the pro-cop side, and we know who they're voting for.
10-02-2016 , 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by FoldnDark
... it's an attention getting "shock" tactic to draw attention... It's the same with rioting and burning down stores, they're part rage and part because it gets more attention than peaceful protest...
AFAIK the pro athlete's protesting haven't been saying that "most of the shootings were derived out of racial animus". They've been saying something completely different. So I don't think it's at all fair to be criticizing their tactic of attention using "'shock' tactics to draw attention... when they aren't doing that.

Nobody is organizing violent protests. Any burning down is pure rage. It's absurd, and conspiritartical, to imagine otherwise.

But, as I said, there's always been an organized opposition to the civil rights struggle. It doesn't matter how many, even if any, are actually using 'shock' tactics to drive attention. Such incidents, even if they need to be manufactured, will end up all over the MSM. There's a lotta tweeters out there, and some tweet the darndest things. If there is any burning down, conspiritartical musings about organized violent protests will be all over the MSM. Making that happen is just some peeps jobs. That's the world we live in.

So, if you're a pro athlete, and you wanna do a little non-violent, silent, non-disruptive protesting you gotta know this: No matter what you say, no matter what you do... the MSM is going to tar you with using 'shock' tactics to draw attention (even though you aren't), and the MSM is going to tar you with inciting this burning down (even though that's LOL).

That's the tactical situation these protesting pro athletes are facing. You are relentlessly MMQBing their tactics. What do you suggest they do better to step up their game ??
10-02-2016 , 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Bladesman87
I'm not currently engaging in any criminal activities, nor do I intend to. It may, however, be the case that one day I'm wrongfully suspected of doing so. And, if that happens, I don't expect people in my area to shrug and say "Well, he matched the description of a criminal nearby, and he'd been drinking, so there was no choice".



That it's a case of self-defence is precisely the thing that needs to be demonstrated. It ought not and cannot ever be the case that that is the presumption.

many years ago i matched the description of a mugger and was detained/ searched by police. i was very happy that we have protections in the law for the suspect.

within a minute, they realized i wasn't the guy, but i could tell they thought i was their guy at first and i do see that if i was a different race in a different city that things may not have wound up so pleasant for me.
10-02-2016 , 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Shame Trolly !!!1!
AFAIK the pro athlete's protesting haven't been saying that "most of the shootings were derived out of racial animus". They've been saying something completely different. So I don't think it's at all fair to be criticizing their tactic of attention using "'shock' tactics to draw attention... when they aren't doing that.

Nobody is organizing violent protests. Any burning down is pure rage. It's absurd, and conspiritartical, to imagine otherwise.

But, as I said, there's always been an organized opposition to the civil rights struggle. It doesn't matter how many, even if any, are actually using 'shock' tactics to drive attention. Such incidents, even if they need to be manufactured, will end up all over the MSM. There's a lotta tweeters out there, and some tweet the darndest things. If there is any burning down, conspiritartical musings about organized violent protests will be all over the MSM. Making that happen is just some peeps jobs. That's the world we live in.

So, if you're a pro athlete, and you wanna do a little non-violent, silent, non-disruptive protesting you gotta know this: No matter what you say, no matter what you do... the MSM is going to tar you with using 'shock' tactics to draw attention (even though you aren't), and the MSM is going to tar you with inciting this burning down (even though that's LOL).

That's the tactical situation these protesting pro athletes are facing. You are relentlessly MMQBing their tactics. What do you suggest they do better to step up their game ??
I think Kaep's doing great, and I support him. He had a mistep with the pig socks, though I'm sure you could spin it. As I mentioned before, I think he should bring up the prison labor issue. It's system related, no doubt about that, and it gives the cops supporters a chance to breath.
10-02-2016 , 09:25 PM
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The investigation concerns an incident from last week around a school football player's protest. On September 23, at a game in Athol, a player "took a knee" during the nation anthem. The following Monday, September 26, another student in the high school said he would "lynch" the player and "use his body for target practice."
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Reactions like the one at Monument have been isolated but have occurred in other high schools. In Brunswick, Ohio, senior Rodney Axson received death threats, including lynching threats, after he took a knee in early September.
Will these guys please think of the pain they're causing our high school veterans to feel, making them to lash out?

http://www.berkshireeagle.com/local/...-racist-threat
10-03-2016 , 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by TheDuker
Is it your position that running from the police in a "high-crime" area means you can be justifiably shot by police?
It is my position that running from the police in a high crime area may result in being shot by the police!
10-03-2016 , 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Huehuecoyotl
Just a reminder in any other industrialized country in the world the odds that that guy would have died are near zero. If that's true, killing people unnecessarily mean the good guys aren't really being that good.
Sometimes bad guys kill bad guys.

Sometimes good guys make mistakes and kill bad guys.

Sight me a case were a cop shot somebody who A) didn't have a criminal record. B) was obeying the officers commands. C) was not previously or currently involved in committing a criminal act.

Do you see the common denominator?
10-03-2016 , 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
Sometimes bad guys kill bad guys.

Sometimes good guys make mistakes and kill bad guys.

Sight me a case were a cop shot somebody who A) didn't have a criminal record. B) was obeying the officers commands. C) was not previously or currently involved in committing a criminal act.

Do you see the common denominator?
How about the guy that was sitting next to an autistic man and had his hands in the air?
10-03-2016 , 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
It is my position that running from the police in a high crime area may result in being shot by the police!
Michael Slager goes on trial this month for murdering Walter Scott. Do you think he should be convicted?
10-03-2016 , 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by master3004
How about the guy that was sitting next to an autistic man and had his hands in the air?
Very good. Now! statistically how often does that happen?
10-03-2016 , 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
Sometimes bad guys kill bad guys.

Sometimes good guys make mistakes and kill bad guys.

Sight me a case were a cop shot somebody who A) didn't have a criminal record. B) was obeying the officers commands. C) was not previously or currently involved in committing a criminal act.

Do you see the common denominator?
In America those things are irrelevant, the law says that police can only kill when in immediate danger and none of those place an officer in immediate danger. If you can't support that then kindly get the f*ck out of my country and go to the Philippines where they enjoy letting people be murdered without a trial and then blame the victim of the murder.
10-03-2016 , 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
Very good. Now! statistically how often does that happen?
Change the goal posts much POS? Why is a police record equivalent to a death sentence in your world?
10-03-2016 , 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Mat Sklansky
many years ago i matched the description of a mugger and was detained/ searched by police. i was very happy that we have protections in the law for the suspect.

within a minute, they realized i wasn't the guy, but i could tell they thought i was their guy at first and i do see that if i was a different race in a different city that things may not have wound up so pleasant for me.
Just shocking that civil rights could be used to protect the innocent.
10-03-2016 , 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by kerowo
Change the goal posts much POS? Why is a police record equivalent to a death sentence in your world?
I here you're not quite the authority anymore so Im gonna let you slide ths time.

Bitter much? Lol!!
10-03-2016 , 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
Very good. Now! statistically how often does that happen?
To many?
10-03-2016 , 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Huehuecoyotl
In America those things are irrelevant, the law says that police can only kill when in immediate danger and none of those place an officer in immediate danger. If you can't support that then kindly get the f*ck out of my country and go to the Philippines where they enjoy letting people be murdered without a trial and then blame the victim of the murder.
You didn't answer my question!

Here is another question for you. Were is the fine line between not being in "immediate danger" and being in "immediate danger"?
10-03-2016 , 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by batair
To many?
How many have people have been hurt or killed since BLM has begun during protests/riots? Too many?
10-04-2016 , 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Huehuecoyotl
In America those things are irrelevant, the law says that police can only kill when in immediate danger and none of those place an officer in immediate danger. If you can't support that then kindly get the f*ck out of my country and go to the Philippines where they enjoy letting people be murdered without a trial and then blame the victim of the murder.
Why don't you go to you tube and watch videos of police getting shot when they pull over someone. Within a split second it happens.

After you have done your homework you come back and apologize!
10-04-2016 , 03:16 AM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
How many have people have been hurt or killed since BLM has begun during protests/riots? Too many?
Not sure why you think anyone saying 'cops shouldn't shoot people' would be okay with any violence during protesting/riots?

Like, your response here shows how you are somehow twisting reality in your head to justify the fact that you're fine with 'a few people' being shot and killed.
10-04-2016 , 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
I here you're not quite the authority anymore so Im gonna let you slide ths time.

Bitter much? Lol!!
What does my being a mod or not have to do with you answering a question? I know you're a racist *******, but that doesn't mean you have to be afraid to answer a question does it?
10-04-2016 , 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
Why don't you go to you tube and watch videos of police getting shot when they pull over someone. Within a split second it happens.

After you have done your homework you come back and apologize!
I don't apologize to non patriots.
10-04-2016 , 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Huehuecoyotl
I don't apologize to non patriots.
You need to apologize to the police. You need to stop supporting criminals
10-04-2016 , 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by mongidig
You need to apologize to the police. You need to stop supporting criminals
I will never apologize for the Constitution and its checks on the overwhelming state violence that a statist such as yourself want inflict on the American people. Apologize to the Constitution if you want to apologize to something.
10-05-2016 , 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by kerowo
What does my being a mod or not have to do with you answering a question? I know you're a racist *******, but that doesn't mean you have to be afraid to answer a question does it?
I'm not racist. I judge people on an individual basis and based on their actions not the color of their skin.

Liberals abuse this term because they are insecure. They fear that they will be accused of racism so they lash out at others.this is why liberals should never be put into positions of authority. Obama's appology tour with Muslims was based on insecurity. Your so afraid of what people think of you. This is why I would never vote for a liberal. They assend to high places but then abuse their authority. Fortunately, they eventually get knocked off their high pedastil.

      
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