Betty Shelby, who murdered Terence Crutcher, is teaching fellow cops her wicked ways

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

black people aren’t to be your fukking crash test dummies so y’all can jump for joy someone had the balls to do what you fantasise doing.

y’all love to talk all this rah rah “we at war, we need to drop bodies” but ain’t bust a gun of any caliber at anybody but at target practice if that

You’re all talk.

You're going to be 50 or 60, uttering the same craven jive, breh. B-b-b-b-have you ever fired a gun? At some point, black people are going to have to put bodies in the ground. Micah Johnson knew that. Do you?

 

[I Really Mean It]

black people aren’t to be your fukking crash test dummies so y’all can jump for joy someone had the balls to do what you fantasise doing.

y’all love to talk all this rah rah “we at war, we need to drop bodies” but ain’t bust a gun of any caliber at anybody but at target practice if that

You’re all talk.

But if black people moved as a community and exercised power in numbers, employing actual force instead of participating in meaningless marches that merely amuse our enemies, we might actually effect some movement in our struggle by just a few inches. As it is, we simply chant "BLACK LIVES MATTER" to people who don't even recognize our humanity and fish for daps on Twitter. Pretty soon, you're not going to have the luxury of sitting on the sidelines.

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

people who are in the community and doing work will tell you that marches aren’t the end all be all of any form of direct action or political involvement/grassroots efforts locally

and the fact that’s what y’all think groups like BLM and other orgs
are all about let’s me know that a lot of y’all is out of touch with the very communities y’all claim to love so much.

so breh if you wanna make shyt pop off, go ahead and make it happen on your own terms. Lead the charge.

but you’re not now, nor will that ever be the case.

But if black people moved as a community and exercised power in numbers, employing actual force instead of participating in meaningless marches that merely amuse our enemies, we might actually effect some movement in our struggle by just a few inches. As it is, we merely chant "BLACK LIVES MATTER" to people who don't even recognize our humanity and fish for daps on Twitter. Pretty soon, you're not going to have the luxury of sitting on the sidelines.

 

[I Really Mean It]

people who are in the community and doing work will tell you that marches aren’t the end all be all of any form of direct action or political involvement/grassroots efforts locally

and the fact that’s what y’all think groups like BLM and other orgs
are all about let’s me know that a lot of y’all is out of touch with the very communities y’all claim to love so much.

so breh if you wanna make shyt pop off, go ahead and make it happen on your own terms. Lead the charge.

but you’re not now, nor will that ever be the case.

Grassroots efforts for what? Welcoming transwomen in our ranks? What direct action is being taken by the groups in your community? Where are the results? All I see is lip service being paid to a community that is still under siege and colonized. Can you list the actual, substantive gains made through the efforts of groups you're familiar with? And why do you keep asking if I, personally, am going to get shyt popping? When do we have a discussion about how all of us get it popping? Or, is that a topic that's too sensitive for you?

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

last time I checked transwomen/nonbinary folk, immigrants, prisoners and poor people can be black, I was unaware there was a litmus test in order to be considered apart of the black community

and the gains arent at this point in time and overnight occurrence. A lot of this shyt requires a lot of time dedicated to whatever the particular situation at hand calls for.

here’s what some of my people back in Chicago been on






it’s not about overthrowing white supremacy and seizing the means of production by lunch, it’s about putting or offering some form of resources to the people so we can move to that point.

And that’s the last time I’m gonna spend back and forth with you breh

you know you not about that smoke when it comes to this shyt. so I advise you to humble yourself.

Grassroots efforts for what? Welcoming transwomen in our ranks? What direct action is being taken by the groups in your community? Where are the results? All I see is lip service being paid to a community that is still under siege and colonized. Can you list the actual, substantive gains made through the efforts of groups you're familiar with? And why do you keep asking if I, personally, am going to get shyt popping? When do we have a discussion about how all of us get it popping? Or, is that a topic that's too sensitive for you?

 

[I Really Mean It]

last time I checked transwomen/nonbinary folk, immigrants, prisoners and poor people can be black, I was unaware there was a litmus test in order to be considered apart of the black community

and the gains arent at this point in time and overnight occurrence. A lot of this shyt requires a lot of time dedicated to whatever the particular situation at hand calls for.

here’s what some of my people back in Chicago been on






it’s not about overthrowing white supremacy and seizing the means of production by lunch, it’s about putting or offering some form of resources to the people so we can move to that point.

And that’s the last time I’m gonna spend back and forth with you breh

you know you not about that smoke when it comes to this shyt. so I advise you to humble yourself.

This is all I see from you. At the end of the day, black men and women are being executed in the streets and their killers are holding seminars on how to effectively manage a public relations campaign in the wake of facing no charges. Tell me what resources are going to help black men and women not face their end at the barrel of a race soldier.