Neo Nazi terrorist targets black people in mass shooting at Dollar General in Jacksonville, Florida 4 dead including shooter

[Houston911]

Why hasn't a real race war happened in America then? Civil War was the closest we got but that still wasn't a race war.


What is gonna happen that suddenly makes everyone racially draw a line and start killing?

Worst that has happened so far is lone wolf dry dikk dudes with 0 real life support in their efforts. Only online cheerleaders and Fox News inspired them.

So you think we haven’t had a race war because of the 3 or 4 percent of white peoples who marry blacks?



Everything goes back to swirling for y’all

 

[the elastic]

So you think we haven’t had a race war because of the 3 or 4 percent of white peoples who marry blacks?



Everything goes back to swirling for y’all

I wasn't being 100% serious when I said that about swirling

But Loving vs. Virginia was not a bad thing

 

[louisvandross]

Another Nazi group was at the Disney world entrance weeks ago. They go untouched and unbothered. That needs to change

 

[Bleed The Freak]

Another Nazi group was at the Disney world entrance weeks ago. They go untouched and unbothered. That needs to change

If BLM was in front of Disney I'm pretty sure Ron would have been acted on it

 

[I Really Mean It]

A DeSantis Speech Too Dangerous to Teach in Florida

The governor championed rules that bar frank discussions of racist violence—like the one he offered in the aftermath of a mass shooting—in the state’s schools.

www.theatlantic.com

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A DeSantis Speech Too Dangerous to Teach in Florida

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis does not often find himself attempting to deliver a unifying message, but in the aftermath of the killing of three Black Floridians by an alleged white supremacist in Jacksonville last week, he tried.

“What he did is totally unacceptable in the state of Florida,” DeSantis said during a speech at a vigil for the three victims, A.J. Laguerre, Angela Michelle Carr, and Jerrald Gallion, last Sunday. “We are not going to let people be targeted based on their race.”
That’s a welcome message, but it didn’t go over well. The Associated Press reported that DeSantis “was loudly booed” as he addressed the vigil. Among the potential reasons is that DeSantis has spent much of his time in office cracking down on “wokeness,” to the delight of his conservative fans. The state has passed laws censoring classroom instruction that might lead students to conclude that racial discrimination, against Black Americans in particular, persists into the present, even as it engages in such discrimination in broad daylight.

One of those laws is the Stop WOKE Act, which prohibits any instruction that, as the Miami Herald reported, “could prompt students to feel discomfort about a historical event because of their race, ethnicity, sex or national origin.” In fact, one could argue that Florida law now prohibits DeSantis’s speech itself from being discussed in Florida schools.

Jacksonville Sheriff T. K. Waters was clear that the shooter was a “madman” who “hated Blacks, and I think he hated just about everyone that wasn’t white.” The gunman was also the latest white supremacist to leave behind a manifesto, which the police have not released.

If Florida teachers allowed their students to read DeSantis’s speech, they might ask about the motive for the attack. A teacher who explained that the shooter was motivated by white-supremacist hatred would risk making a white student feel discomfort, “guilt, anguish, or other forms of psychological distress,” as the law itself puts it. If the teacher tried to put the speech in context, and attempted to explain the ideological tenets, origins, and history of white supremacy in the United States, they would increase that risk.

A teacher could not explain why someone would, as DeSantis put it, target people “based on their race,” because it would lead to answers about the history of Florida and America that the governor and other Republicans would prefer students not learn, lest they have nonconservative thoughts.

The teacher could not mention that Florida had one of the highest rates of lynching per capita during the Jim Crow era, more than 300 such killings from 1877 to 1950. They could not discuss that the purpose of such killings was to terrorize Black Floridians into accepting segregation and subjugation. They would be unable to mention Harry T. Moore, Willie James Howard, or the Newberry Six. Under the law, teachers who did so could end up in conversations that would put them at risk of losing their teaching certificate. After all, discussing such subjects might hurt someone’s feelings. In short, the safest thing would be not to discuss the speech at all.

That a Florida governor might have made it illegal for an educator to explain the context of his own speech may sound ridiculous, but these are legal considerations that educators have to take into account when laws ban certain ideas from being discussed. Such prohibitions have a chilling effect, and most institutions are risk-averse when it comes to litigation. Indeed, that is the idea behind these gag measures, to chill left-wing or “woke” speech about topics such as racial discrimination, gender, and sexual orientation. There’s no explicit exception for “when the governor wants to try to be magnanimous in the aftermath of a racist massacre” in the text of the law.

If this still seems improbable, the Herald has already documented similarly absurd exchanges over the state’s curriculum. The report illustrates how state officials objected to the idea that enslaved people “had no wages to pass down to descendants, no legal right to accumulate property, and individual exceptions depended on their enslavers’ whims,” because it might be “promoting the critical race theory idea of reparations.” Primary source documents from Black antislavery activists were described as including “content prohibited under Florida law.” They worried that a unit on the abolitionist movement was not “factually inclusive or balanced”; a “nonwoke” curriculum, I suppose, places antislavery and proslavery principles on the same moral plane. Officials also complained that material explaining that the growth of the Black middle class was hampered by mid-century discrimination ran afoul of state rules, because “it failed to offer other reasons outside of systemic racism and discrimination for the wealth disparity between Black Americans and other racial groups.”

It is a small irony that these laws also arguably bar teachers from talking about a speech in which DeSantis was trying to condemn racial discrimination rather than hide it behind a veil of superficial patriotism. For those who argue that the law was not intended to do this, well, an entire academic discipline explores how laws written one way can be enforced in another. I won’t bring it up here, though, because it’s illegal to teach in the “free state” of Florida.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

It's crazy my wife was praying for Florida and said that there was suppose to be some supremacy stuff going on down there. This was like months ago.

Now we are see full blown militias holding up flags and spitting hate babble.

It's just going to get worse.

 

[3rdWorld]

It's crazy my wife was praying for Florida and said that there was suppose to be some supremacy stuff going on down there. This was like months ago.

Now we are see full blown militias holding up flags and spitting hate babble.

It's just going to get worse.

Dwayne Wade says he moved his family from Florida to Cali because they didnt feel safe there..

 

[Neuromancer]

This keeps happening in the same places.

 

[3rdWorld]

You Have Allowed People to Hunt People Like Me’:
Furious Black Veteran Disrupts Ron DeSantis’ News Conference, Blames His Policies for Jacksonville Racial Massacre In Fiery Exchange​

Posted byBy Taylor Ardrey | Published on: September 8, 2023 CommentsComments (0)Share:

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was involved in a verbal dispute with a Black man at a news conference who said his policies played a role in the recent deadly hate crime attack.
The exchange happened during the Q&A at a news conference in Jacksonville on Thursday, WJXT reported. A man in the crowd, who said he was a veteran, called out DeSantis, claiming that his policies led to the incident where a 21-year-old white gunman opened fire at a Dollar General store, killing three Black people in late August.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis takes part in a roundtable discussion about the uprising in Cuba at the American Museum of the Cuba Diaspora on July 13, 2021, in Miami, Florida. (Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

“I feel that you have enacted policies that hurt people like myself,” the man said. “You have allowed weapons to be put on the street– into immature hateful people that have caused the deaths of the people who were murdered a couple weeks ago.”

DeSantis immediately interrupted the man.


“I did not allow anything with that,” DeSantis responded while the audience member asked to finish his point. “I’m not going to let you accuse me of committing criminal activity. I am not going to take that.”

He later added: “You don’t get to come in here and blame me for some madman. That is not appropriate, and I’m going to accept it.”
“You have allowed people to hunt people like me,” the man continued.

“Oh, that is nonsense,” DeSantis said. “That is such nonsense.”

The man was ultimately escorted out of the room. The interaction is reminiscent of when DeSantis spoke at a vigil held for the victims of the “racially motivated” attack and was met with loud boos from the crowd

One attendee told the governor that his “policies caused this,” and another man yelled: “These deaths are on your hands.”

DeSantis has received criticism for his policies related to his relaxed gun laws and other policies like his “anti-woke” approach to education in the state, which has been widely condemned by Black leaders, according to the Associated Press.


“He has had an attack, an all-out attack on the Black community with his anti-woke policies, which we know very well was nothing more than a dog whistle to get folks up and riled up in the way in which it just happened yesterday,” Florida Rep. Angie Nixon told MSNBC in response to the shooting.

'You Have Allowed People to Hunt People Like Me': Furious Black Veteran Disrupts Ron DeSantis' News Conference, Blames His Policies for Jacksonville Racial Massacre In Fiery Exchange

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was involved in a verbal dispute with a Black man at a news conference who said his policies played a role in the recent deadly

atlantablackstar.com

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

Why hasn't a real race war happened in America then?

Because it’s too many black folks that put into this system and they ready to lose it all by burning this shyt down. And then there’s the ones that’s actually coming up and loving this American lifestyle. The real riders would get taken out easily due to lack of support.

 

[Afrodroid]

I got op on ignore and i'm only seeing it now.


May God receive the victims in His arms and comfort their families, amerikkka is hell

 

[Art Barr]

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I don't live in the US , brother. I could give a fukk about the FBI .

Also, stop playing the scared negro. White people don't do that. For them, its blood for blood, eye for eye, tooth for tooth.

White people aren't scared when they continually carry out these acts once every 3 months. Its embarrassing reading about this stuff but no retailatory actions ever happen.

You have disconnect.
While not being from a grassroots area.
or urban intellectual area in the us.

Just stop.



Art Barr

 

[YouMadd?]

Its gotten to a point that even non-white, non-black people (i.e Asians, Hispanics, Indians etc) want to see black people retailate to the historical oppression.

When Alabama went down and black people were whooping whitey's ass to a soundtrack, a lot of the praise was coming from these aforementioned groups on social media.

It will be really nice if one of these scary hood nikkaz and gang-can pick up the strap and do something for once in their miserable lives.

This quote is very telling about the type of person you are.

 

[Yagirlcheatinonus]

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[Heavy_Handz]

Race be fukking stupid people up in America