I don’t support ANY immigration to the US at this point. ZERO exceptions. - Tariq Nasheed

[Consigliere]

If Laura Ingraham said the sky was blue, am I supposed to disagree? In Coretta's own words. I picked a fluffy liberal source in deference to your feelings.

I accused people who are making anti immigrant arguments of carrying water for white supremacists. (Intentionally or not)

Then you came in and made an argument that Laura Ingram and Brietbart made. (Intentionally or not)

I don’t think there’s any value in going back and forth on this as you will inevitably just prove my point again.

 

[audemarzz]

I accused people who are making anti immigrant arguments of carrying water for white supremacists. (Intentionally or not)

Then you came in and made an argument that Laura Ingram and Brietbart made. (Intentionally or not)

I don’t think there’s any value in going back and forth on this as you will inevitably just prove my point again.

Martin Luther King was making arguments against immigration.
She just quoted Coretta Scott King.
Acknowledge the correction and stop forcing your bullshyt into the conversation on the other side. it's curtains for your trick. Now you have to talk about what Coretta said. The "breitbart" gambit is closed, fukk nikkas. Stop using hoe tactics on a male message board and move right.

 

[CW_1991]

That's not what you said and, as taxpayers since 1865, we reserve the right to demand our due. My grandparents paid taxes that supported shyt they was segregated out of.

Pull your skirt down, b, you sound scared. We fight, this is what we do, it's our heritage.

I sound like a pragmatist. In this context that fighting sounds a lot like begging and hoping.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

What a dumb fakkit

Watch your mouth. 1) PFIR is not a progressive group. 2) fukk that other person. 3) I looked it up myself and it's all true. Open your fukking eyes.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

https://www.thecoli.com/posts/33100991/

An article from 2014 covering PFIR:

PFIR is not a progressive organization

PFIR - Progressives for Immigration Reform - is not a progressive organization.

Who says so?

Well, we can turn to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which has documented decades of hate groups across the United States. They say that PFIR is a front group - astro-turf - for the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) which was founded by white nationalist John Tanton.

• Progressives for Immigration Reform (PFIR), a new organization that purports to represent liberal environmentalists, is headed by Leah Durant, an attorney who once worked for the nativist Immigration Reform Law Institute, the legal arm of FAIR. John Tanton, who remains on FAIR's board, has written about the need to use progressive or liberal environmental organizations as a means of insulating nativists against charges of racism."



But what if we don't want to accept the word of the SPLC? Who elected them the last word, right? Well, one thing we could do is look at the words of John Tanton himself:

"I've come to the point of view that for European-American society and culture to persist requires a European-American majority, and a clear one at that."
– Dec. 10, 1993, letter to the late Garrett Hardin, a controversial ecology professor.


SPLC Report: Nativists Appealing to Environmentalists are 'Wolves in Sheep's Clothing'

Here's the page she deleted w/ the quotes about reparations when she started to push that movement:

The link: https://breakingbrown.com/2012/01/r...drew-sullivan-and-the-ron-paul-unendorsement/

She's a wolf in sheep's clothing just like Tanton.

 

[Black Nate Grey]

That buck breaking thing was such an L for Tariq.
Just the go to insult now

Well deserved for this hustling grifter.

 

[Consigliere]

Martin Luther King was making arguments against immigration.
She just quoted Coretta Scott King.
Acknowledge the correction and stop forcing your bullshyt into the conversation on the other side. it's curtains for your trick. Now you have to talk about what Coretta said. The "breitbart" gambit is closed, fukk nikkas. Stop using hoe tactics on a male message board and move right.

Show me where MLK Jr said anything about being anti-immigrant.

 

[HarlemHottie]

Nothing here indicates she was anti-immigrant. The concern is that illegal immigrants would cause discrimination and push down the wages of Hispanic and AA low skilled workers.

She said what she said. As I recall, the bulk of black immigrants came during that exact period. I can look for receipts if you need them.

Im from Harlem, that's when "Africans" came. Senegalese, to be exact. That's a whole story unto itself. I was there, but we didn't see it for what it was at the time. We're pan africanist generally.

I sound like a pragmatist. In this context that fighting sounds a lot like begging and hoping.

Where your people from?

 

[CW_1991]

She said what she said. As I recall, the bulk of black immigrants came during that exact period. I can look for receipts if you need them.

Im from Harlem, that's when "Africans" came. Senegalese, to be exact. That's a whole story unto itself. I was there, but we didn't see it for what it was at the time. We're pan africanist generally.


Where your people from?

The south and what's your point? The government and white people are not going to be the determining factor for us reaching some kind of proverbial promised land.

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

This nikka be all over the place

 

[ISO]

The best and brightest are the ones who can afford to leave.
Why the fukk would we want "extra street shyt" and "more problems" are you dumb?

What evidence do you have that the Haitians leaving Haiti coming through the Texas border are the best and brightest.

U are conflating Haitians with sponsored rich Nigerians

 

[Consigliere]

here's his WIFE'S LETTER that you ignored, fakkit
https://cis.org/sites/cis.org/files/king-letter.pdf

Martin Luther King & Immigration: Clarence Jones Imagines What MLK Would Say | National Review (ignore the source) :

Before he died, King had been a big backer of Cesar Chavez, the late-Sixties farmworkers’ organizer and one of the earliest campaigners against open borders. Right after King’s death, Reverend Ralph Abernathy, his replacement as head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, marched with Chavez in a protest against illegal immigration over its suppressive effects on wages and its weakening of unions. According to Jones, King “would have agreed with” Chavez’s attacks on, what Jones calls our “wink-wink-nudge-nudge open border,” which “allows countless numbers of illegal immigrants to flood across and either take or undermine jobs done by Americans, especially brown and black Americans.” This shouldn’t be surprising, at least to those who know their labor and civil-rights history. The desirability of keeping cheap foreign labor out of the black labor market was a common refrain among King’s forebears, such as Booker T. Washington, Frederick Douglass, and W.E.B. Du Bois.

show me where Martin Luther King Jr said something anti immigrant.

 

[audemarzz]

What evidence do you have that the Haitians leaving Haiti coming through the Texas border are the best and brightest.

U are conflating Haitians with sponsored rich Nigerians

Airplane haitians in boston/montreal are the best and brightest.
These people in texas are not totally poor.
The people at the texas border had ENOUGH MONEY to go from haiti to mexico and up, they're not desperately poor, the route they take is more expensive than the direct route. They do it to avoid coast guard, sharks, and the straits.

 

[Consigliere]

@Father show me where MLK made anti immigrant arguments. I’m willing to be wrong. Show me where did what you said he did. Have some integrity.

 

[audemarzz]

@Father show me where MLK made anti immigrant arguments. I’m willing to be wrong. Show me where did what you said he did. Have some integrity.

His wife and son did + he supported a mexican workers movement that was vehemently anti immigrant.
#BOATSISSINKING