Wait until you see how they react when their white bibles go up in flames
You'll see who the real blacks are and who the African Americans are then as well. Lots of exposing getting ready to go down in these United states.
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Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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Wait until you see how they react when their white bibles go up in flames
You'll see who the real blacks are and who the African Americans are then as well. Lots of exposing getting ready to go down in these United states.
Federal gov is looking like a joke. They say they are still on the Trayvon case too..smh.
Feds pretend to be powerless when its black folk in trouble, but they will use the NSA/CIA to spy and kill anyone when its white folks being threatened.
The flag burning starting to make sense now
fukk a flag.. that flag stands for racism & oppression. amerikkkan nationalism never made sense to me.
the fact that whites are more upset about a piece of fukking cloth burning than a black person killed says exactly all we need to know about white amerikkka..
the fact that whites are more upset about a piece of fukking cloth burning than a black person killed says exactly all we need to know about white amerikkka..
Wait until you see how they react when their white bibles go up in flames
You'll see who the real blacks are and who the African Americsns are then as well. Lots of exposing getting ready to go down in these United states.
Burn a pile of that filth under an effigy of their white jesus..Ive long said that if you want to get under the skin of these white beasts, you have to take the religion they stole and love so much away from them leaving them culturally naked and cornered. Only then will you expose their true demon nature underneath that holier than holy facade of righteousness. remind them that jesus was Black, and watch them hyperventilate and go into cardiac arrest.
"When a whole nation is roaring Patriotism at the top of its voice, I am fain to explore the cleanness of its hands and purity of its heart" - Ralph Waldo Emerson
"“Patriotism is a superstition artificially created and maintained through a network of lies and falsehoods; a superstition that robs man of his self-respect and dignity, and increases his arrogance and conceit.”
http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/emma-goldman-anarchism-and-other-essays#toc7
"“Patriotism is a superstition artificially created and maintained through a network of lies and falsehoods; a superstition that robs man of his self-respect and dignity, and increases his arrogance and conceit.”
http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/emma-goldman-anarchism-and-other-essays#toc7
TheProfessor
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I sure hope you're right and these protests lead to the kind of change that's needed. The kind where Blacks in America get up and leave. But I feel like this will be just something else that will pass as we return to being second-class citizens.
Wait until you see how they react when their white bibles go up in flames
You'll see who the real blacks are and who the African Americans are then as well. Lots of exposing getting ready to go down in these United states.
DarlingNikki
lil baby
Yes, and members have also been discussing him here in this thread.
DarlingNikki
lil baby
Thanks, I'll look through this thread. There are so many pages.
No Spike in Ferguson Voting Registration After All
"There was no dramatic spike in new voter registrations in Ferguson, St. Louis County election officials said Tuesday," Nicholas J.C. Pistor reported for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
"The county's election board had previously told some news outlets that 3,287 people were registered to vote in Ferguson since the unrest there began. Tuesday, officials said that number is actually just 128.
"Ferguson's total population is about 21,000.
"Rita Days, the county's election director, said the discrepancy came from a check of the wrong database. The original search, she said, included voters in Ferguson who had modified their registration in some way (address, death, et cetera) — not just newly register voters.
" 'We have looked at it by hand and we now have the right numbers,' Days said. . . ."
On Oct. 2, Yamiche Alcindor of USA Today reported, "Days said her office, as well as interested organizations, have long stressed the importance of voting to community members. Despite many efforts though, there has been little interest in past elections. During local elections in April, just 1,484 of the 12,096 registered voters in Ferguson cast ballots.
" 'The apathy regarding voters is rampant in this county' she said. 'I mean if we get 10 or 15 (percent of registered voters to vote), that's good.'
"This time, demonstrators are vowing it will be different.
"Community leaders plan to mobilize voters during the upcoming election and ensure that people make it to the polls, said Anthony Shahid, one of the most visible activists who has been protesting in Ferguson since Brown's death. He hopes volunteers from other cities will help.
" 'We want to have a big rally,' Shahid said. 'You have to get people excited to make people understand that this is history. And it is history — no different than when President Obama came into office.'
"For Shahid, the election will test whether anger over Brown's death will translate into long-term political change. . . ."
[Meanwhile, Margaret Gillerman and Valerie Schremp Hahn reported for the Post-Dispatch early Thursday, "Another police-involved fatal shooting of a teenager, this time in south St. Louis not far from the Missouri Botanical Garden, led to hours of protests overnight Wednesday and into Thursday morning as an angry crowd gathered quickly when news spread across social media. . . .]
"There was no dramatic spike in new voter registrations in Ferguson, St. Louis County election officials said Tuesday," Nicholas J.C. Pistor reported for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
"The county's election board had previously told some news outlets that 3,287 people were registered to vote in Ferguson since the unrest there began. Tuesday, officials said that number is actually just 128.
"Ferguson's total population is about 21,000.
"Rita Days, the county's election director, said the discrepancy came from a check of the wrong database. The original search, she said, included voters in Ferguson who had modified their registration in some way (address, death, et cetera) — not just newly register voters.
" 'We have looked at it by hand and we now have the right numbers,' Days said. . . ."
On Oct. 2, Yamiche Alcindor of USA Today reported, "Days said her office, as well as interested organizations, have long stressed the importance of voting to community members. Despite many efforts though, there has been little interest in past elections. During local elections in April, just 1,484 of the 12,096 registered voters in Ferguson cast ballots.
" 'The apathy regarding voters is rampant in this county' she said. 'I mean if we get 10 or 15 (percent of registered voters to vote), that's good.'
"This time, demonstrators are vowing it will be different.
"Community leaders plan to mobilize voters during the upcoming election and ensure that people make it to the polls, said Anthony Shahid, one of the most visible activists who has been protesting in Ferguson since Brown's death. He hopes volunteers from other cities will help.
" 'We want to have a big rally,' Shahid said. 'You have to get people excited to make people understand that this is history. And it is history — no different than when President Obama came into office.'
"For Shahid, the election will test whether anger over Brown's death will translate into long-term political change. . . ."
[Meanwhile, Margaret Gillerman and Valerie Schremp Hahn reported for the Post-Dispatch early Thursday, "Another police-involved fatal shooting of a teenager, this time in south St. Louis not far from the Missouri Botanical Garden, led to hours of protests overnight Wednesday and into Thursday morning as an angry crowd gathered quickly when news spread across social media. . . .]
- Ruben Castaneda, WAMU-FM, Washington: Ferguson Police Could Take Lessons From Prince George's County (Md.)
- Lewis Diuguid, Kansas City Star: Voting should be big part of national forum on race relations, community policing tied to Ferguson, Mo., unrest
- Clarence Page, Chicago Tribune: Small Town Tyrannies Preserve Race Inequities
- Mary Sanchez, Kansas City Star: Ferguson sees lots of protesters but few new voters
How the fukk??? please read the article
Does anyone know if there is any protest going on in DC this weekend?
TheProfessor
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Man f*ck a vote. This ain't 1920, that sh*t doesn't count anymore. That's the last way to go about enacting change at this point.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
The idiot didn't even realize the reason I was responding to his replies is because I knew his answers before I made it. These white supremacists keep using the same stupid talking points.