what does Tim Pool have to say at a time like this? where is Tim Pool? let's get his braindead thoughts
that's basically what you're doing only the other way
don't get me wrong i really dislike Harris but she's still fucking better than trump so whatever
You guys are brainwashed to believe a system with some fixable flaws is irreparably broken - and that the things you are supporting (burning down courthouses and breaking into stores) are somehow going to fix it
I want to remake the social network but for 8chan
SLAYYYYYYYYYYYYY KAMALA HARRIS
dude if you twist the entire BLM movement into "burning down courthouses and breaking into stores" we can't have a real discussion
do you acknowledge the high level of agent provocateurs being used by the police depts. to make the movement look bad? can we talk about that?
can we talk about how a disorganised mob of people should not be held to the same standard as a professionally trained police force?
can we talk about how there are literally hundreds of examples of inexcusable brutal violence against protesters?
you're either using a slimy argument on purpose or you are seriously brainwashed
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can we talk about the reason this shit is happening in the first place? about how your justice system does not protect the people it is supposed to?
I don't not support the "entire BLM movement" I am opposed to the part of the movement that wants to do destructive things and pretend it's progress
so a tiny, tiny part of it. okay sure
also try telling daniel shaver to "wait and let the legal system fix itself"
or breonna taylor
or their families
Can you not see how you, as two white canadians, probably have a less informed perspective of the American justice system and its flaws and potential solutions
do you acknowledge that angry and hopeless people are more likely to be destructive? and that your current govt. and president is doing next to nothing to give those people hope?
day 1 or 2 of the protests and trumps talking about "you loot we shoot" and "vicious dogs" I don't fucking blame people for wanting to destroy things
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There are people in this very thread advocating for destruction and violence as a solution
Those are the ppl I'm arguing with
I'm not white
no fuck off
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americans during the hong kong protests: FUCK THE CCP! evil facists! China should do xyz!
americans when people critisize their country: wait you can't do that you're not american
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if u want to meet ur local fbi agents just go to a dsa meeting
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Can you name one time the American legal system made any meaningful change after peaceful protests? Because every time that I've seen has literally required the hot breath of unrest on white old dudes' necks to accomplish anything, and it's usually not justice but compromise.
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Asoul after over 2 months of American police openly committing war crimes on the citizens who fund them: "c'mon guys, stop breaking into stores, just suffer proudly, the legal system is gonna give you justice annnnny day now"
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The Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955–1956)
Impetus: Rosa Parks arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a bus. Every American child learns this story growing up.
Objective: Lessen racial segregation and inequality for blacks in the American South
Method of Protest: Montgomery’s black population refused to use public transportation.
Results: An Alabama district court ruled that the racial segregation was unlawful. The decision was appealed but upheld by the Supreme Court.
Was the Protest a Success? Yes. It also served as the impetus for the civil rights movement of the 1960s.