It's time to call out black r****m: The media erupted in outrage over trucks flying Confederate f**gs passing by a black birthday party but continued praising the r****t...

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

The media erupted in outrage over trucks flying Confederate f**gs passing by a black birthday party but continued praising the r****t #BlackLivesMatter movement whose tactics include harassing white people by invading “white spaces” and intimidating people trying to eat lunch. A perfect inversion of the sit-ins at lunch counters fifty years ago. Those were a moral crusade to make a space for b****s at the table. This is a r****t attack to make w****s leave the table. But in the topsy-turvy race world we have come to inhabit, it is not r****m when black r****ts do it.

Since the Ferguson r**ts, America has been suffering from a violent outbreak of anti-white r****m. It’s time to call it what it is.

If white mobs harassed black people, screamed r****t slogans and claimed that even the existence of black people was oppressive, no one would hesitate to describe that ugliness as r****m. When #BlackLivesMatter r****ts do it, it’s excused, defended and even praised as a civil rights movement.

R****m is not civil rights. No group that talks about “w***e s*******y”, “white privilege” or “white spaces” is a civil rights movement.

It is a r****t movement, and anti-civil rights.

Black r****m hides behind alleged victimhood. Every act of bigotry, from name-calling to race r**ts to murder, is justified by the claim that every single white person is part of a conscious or unconscious conspiracy to discriminate against them. This claim, embodied by the r****t term “White Privilege”, is classic r****m. White people are not responsible for the fact that homicide is the number one cause of death for black males. White people do not sit around conspiring to deny black people jobs. If there is a job problem in the black community in America today it is because of the anti-business policies of a black president and the worst economic recovery on record.

#BlackLivesMatter activists are not victims of r****m, they are perpetrators of r****m. That is why they reject “All L***s M****r” and insist that only “Black L***s M****r”. Every victimhood excuse made to defend this r****t disdain for other races is a lie. The t***h is that to black nationalists, only black l***s m****r. #BlackLivesMatter means that non-black lives don’t and that is the root of its r****t violence.

Americans hesitate to call out this vile bigotry because they carry the stereotype of black people as victims. The left shrieks that black people can’t be r****ts because r****m exists only as an institutional phenomenon and black people are institutionally powerless. Not only is this wrong, it is ridiculous. The country has a black president; its justice system is run by a black attorney general (not for the first time; it is represented at the United Nations by a black ambassador (also not for the first time). The nation’s national security adviser is black; the president’s chief of political operations is black.

Institutional r****m against b****s was outlawed in the United States 50 years ago. Nonetheless in the hypocrisy that has become the civil rights movement, the federal government implements institutional r****m against white people and Asians – a fact that is never mentioned.

When Obama and Holder gave a pass on v**er intimidation to the New Black Panther Party in Philadelphia, it was blatant r****m. When Obama and Holder intervened in Ferguson to prosecute a racial agenda while trying to cover up the actual facts of the case, that too was r****m.

~ Daniel Greenfield

robmull Loc: florida

Worried for our children wrote:

The media erupted in outrage over trucks flying Confederate f**gs passing by a black birthday party but continued praising the r****t #BlackLivesMatter movement whose tactics include harassing white people by invading “white spaces” and intimidating people trying to eat lunch. A perfect inversion of the sit-ins at lunch counters fifty years ago. Those were a moral crusade to make a space for b****s at the table. This is a r****t attack to make w****s leave the table. But in the topsy-turvy race world we have come to inhabit, it is not r****m when black r****ts do it.

Since the Ferguson r**ts, America has been suffering from a violent outbreak of anti-white r****m. It’s time to call it what it is.

If white mobs harassed black people, screamed r****t slogans and claimed that even the existence of black people was oppressive, no one would hesitate to describe that ugliness as r****m. When #BlackLivesMatter r****ts do it, it’s excused, defended and even praised as a civil rights movement.

R****m is not civil rights. No group that talks about “w***e s*******y”, “white privilege” or “white spaces” is a civil rights movement.

It is a r****t movement, and anti-civil rights.

Black r****m hides behind alleged victimhood. Every act of bigotry, from name-calling to race r**ts to murder, is justified by the claim that every single white person is part of a conscious or unconscious conspiracy to discriminate against them. This claim, embodied by the r****t term “White Privilege”, is classic r****m. White people are not responsible for the fact that homicide is the number one cause of death for black males. White people do not sit around conspiring to deny black people jobs. If there is a job problem in the black community in America today it is because of the anti-business policies of a black president and the worst economic recovery on record.

#BlackLivesMatter activists are not victims of r****m, they are perpetrators of r****m. That is why they reject “All L***s M****r” and insist that only “Black L***s M****r”. Every victimhood excuse made to defend this r****t disdain for other races is a lie. The t***h is that to black nationalists, only black l***s m****r. #BlackLivesMatter means that non-black lives don’t and that is the root of its r****t violence.

Americans hesitate to call out this vile bigotry because they carry the stereotype of black people as victims. The left shrieks that black people can’t be r****ts because r****m exists only as an institutional phenomenon and black people are institutionally powerless. Not only is this wrong, it is ridiculous. The country has a black president; its justice system is run by a black attorney general (not for the first time; it is represented at the United Nations by a black ambassador (also not for the first time). The nation’s national security adviser is black; the president’s chief of political operations is black.

Institutional r****m against b****s was outlawed in the United States 50 years ago. Nonetheless in the hypocrisy that has become the civil rights movement, the federal government implements institutional r****m against white people and Asians – a fact that is never mentioned.

When Obama and Holder gave a pass on v**er intimidation to the New Black Panther Party in Philadelphia, it was blatant r****m. When Obama and Holder intervened in Ferguson to prosecute a racial agenda while trying to cover up the actual facts of the case, that too was r****m.

~ Daniel Greenfield

The media erupted in outrage over trucks flying Co... (show quote)

The "infidel" OWS, B*M and MB "movement, wfoc, are the "f*****t/radical" branches of the new secular [c*******t, (f*****t/radical)] liberal progressive (D) "Marx/Alinsky" Party. The "Brown Shirts," so-to-speak. Nothing new here. Just because there is a radical Islamic melding into the OWS [SDS, Weather Underground Jr.], the "movement," is going along just swimmingly. "WE" are keeping a really good eye on it. And just because they are starting to eat each other doesn't mean that the "movement" isn't getting PLENTY of attention. Just LOOK at all those horrible conservative people at the Trump rally's, destroying America. Damn Christians. Damn patriots. Damn Constitutionalists. Damn conservatives. Damn, damn Americans!!! Hummmmmmmmmm. GOOOOOOOO TRUMP!!!!! Funny, the "Confederate" f**g is banned on the "NET," but you can certainly buy an "ISIS," f**g. Hummmmmmmm, again. Doesn't THAT seem strange to YOU as an American???

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

B*M supporters need to face up to the fact that behaving in the same manner as they so h**efully accuse w****s of, is not the way to gain support. They also need to face up to the fact that with national recognition comes the responsibility and obligation to behave in the same manner they demand to be treated.

markinny

they reap what they sow.

robmull Loc: florida

Docadhoc wrote:

B*M supporters need to face up to the fact that behaving in the same manner as they so h**efully accuse w****s of, is not the way to gain support. They also need to face up to the fact that with national recognition comes the responsibility and obligation to behave in the same manner they demand to be treated.

B*M, CPUSA, SPUSA, OWS, "Marx/Alinskyites," MB, CAIR, MSA, Doc, it's all the same as the '60's, SDS, Weather Underground [OWS SR.] "movements," designed to o*******w America. Sure, the "enemy of (our) enemy, their friend," (LOL), MB, CAIR, MSA recently got fully involved in the purported o*******w, but they seem to be eating each other from the inside-out. Hummmmmmmm. Who knew the radical Islamists [MB, CAIR, MSA, ISIS, Hamas, Hezbollah, etc.] wouldn't get along with their "infidel" counter-parts in the parade, the OWS, Code Pink, PPH, L***Q and America, in general? WHO KNEW???

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

robmull wrote:

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It sure does. It's time for a course correction.

PeterS

Worried for our children wrote:

The media erupted in outrage over trucks flying Confederate f**gs passing by a black birthday party but continued praising the r****t #BlackLivesMatter movement whose tactics include harassing white people by invading “white spaces” and intimidating people trying to eat lunch. A perfect inversion of the sit-ins at lunch counters fifty years ago. Those were a moral crusade to make a space for b****s at the table. This is a r****t attack to make w****s leave the table. But in the topsy-turvy race world we have come to inhabit, it is not r****m when black r****ts do it.

Since the Ferguson r**ts, America has been suffering from a violent outbreak of anti-white r****m. It’s time to call it what it is.

If white mobs harassed black people, screamed r****t slogans and claimed that even the existence of black people was oppressive, no one would hesitate to describe that ugliness as r****m. When #BlackLivesMatter r****ts do it, it’s excused, defended and even praised as a civil rights movement.

R****m is not civil rights. No group that talks about “w***e s*******y”, “white privilege” or “white spaces” is a civil rights movement.

It is a r****t movement, and anti-civil rights.

Black r****m hides behind alleged victimhood. Every act of bigotry, from name-calling to race r**ts to murder, is justified by the claim that every single white person is part of a conscious or unconscious conspiracy to discriminate against them. This claim, embodied by the r****t term “White Privilege”, is classic r****m. White people are not responsible for the fact that homicide is the number one cause of death for black males. White people do not sit around conspiring to deny black people jobs. If there is a job problem in the black community in America today it is because of the anti-business policies of a black president and the worst economic recovery on record.

#BlackLivesMatter activists are not victims of r****m, they are perpetrators of r****m. That is why they reject “All L***s M****r” and insist that only “Black L***s M****r”. Every victimhood excuse made to defend this r****t disdain for other races is a lie. The t***h is that to black nationalists, only black l***s m****r. #BlackLivesMatter means that non-black lives don’t and that is the root of its r****t violence.

Americans hesitate to call out this vile bigotry because they carry the stereotype of black people as victims. The left shrieks that black people can’t be r****ts because r****m exists only as an institutional phenomenon and black people are institutionally powerless. Not only is this wrong, it is ridiculous. The country has a black president; its justice system is run by a black attorney general (not for the first time; it is represented at the United Nations by a black ambassador (also not for the first time). The nation’s national security adviser is black; the president’s chief of political operations is black.

Institutional r****m against b****s was outlawed in the United States 50 years ago. Nonetheless in the hypocrisy that has become the civil rights movement, the federal government implements institutional r****m against white people and Asians – a fact that is never mentioned.

When Obama and Holder gave a pass on v**er intimidation to the New Black Panther Party in Philadelphia, it was blatant r****m. When Obama and Holder intervened in Ferguson to prosecute a racial agenda while trying to cover up the actual facts of the case, that too was r****m.

~ Daniel Greenfield

The media erupted in outrage over trucks flying Co... (show quote)

What are "white space?"

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

Docadhoc wrote:

B*M supporters need to face up to the fact that behaving in the same manner as they so h**efully accuse w****s of, is not the way to gain support. They also need to face up to the fact that with national recognition comes the responsibility and obligation to behave in the same manner they demand to be treated.

Lately I've come to realize just how level headed you are, Doc. Not sure how I haven't noticed in all this time. I appreciate your post. 👍👍

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

PeterS wrote:

What are "white space?"

Did you not take notice of the quotation marks?

PeterS

Docadhoc wrote:

B*M supporters need to face up to the fact that behaving in the same manner as they so h**efully accuse w****s of, is not the way to gain support. They also need to face up to the fact that with national recognition comes the responsibility and obligation to behave in the same manner they demand to be treated.

I don't think they are trying to gain support Doc anymore than someone flying the stars and strips is asking to be supported. They are more trying to 'stick it your face' and if you don't like it 'tough s**t'...

It's always nice to follow the golden rule doc but when one person doesn't are you going to point your finger at someone else for doing the same...

PeterS

Worried for our children wrote:

Did you not take notice of the quotation marks?

I clearly did since I included them in my question. You use quotations when you are incorporating someone else's exact words in your own writing. So what are the "white spaces" the author was talking about?

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

PeterS wrote:

I clearly did since I included them in my question. You use quotations when you are incorporating someone else's exact words in your own writing. So what are the "white spaces" the author was talking about?

People also throw up their hands and make quotation marks in the air with their fingers emphasizing something that either doesn't exist or that wh**ever it is....is BS. Clearly you missed the context.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

Worried for our children wrote:

The media erupted in outrage over trucks flying Confederate f**gs passing by a black birthday party but continued praising the r****t #BlackLivesMatter movement whose tactics include harassing white people by invading “white spaces” and intimidating people trying to eat lunch. A perfect inversion of the sit-ins at lunch counters fifty years ago. Those were a moral crusade to make a space for b****s at the table. This is a r****t attack to make w****s leave the table. But in the topsy-turvy race world we have come to inhabit, it is not r****m when black r****ts do it.

Since the Ferguson r**ts, America has been suffering from a violent outbreak of anti-white r****m. It’s time to call it what it is.

If white mobs harassed black people, screamed r****t slogans and claimed that even the existence of black people was oppressive, no one would hesitate to describe that ugliness as r****m. When #BlackLivesMatter r****ts do it, it’s excused, defended and even praised as a civil rights movement.

R****m is not civil rights. No group that talks about “w***e s*******y”, “white privilege” or “white spaces” is a civil rights movement.

It is a r****t movement, and anti-civil rights.

Black r****m hides behind alleged victimhood. Every act of bigotry, from name-calling to race r**ts to murder, is justified by the claim that every single white person is part of a conscious or unconscious conspiracy to discriminate against them. This claim, embodied by the r****t term “White Privilege”, is classic r****m. White people are not responsible for the fact that homicide is the number one cause of death for black males. White people do not sit around conspiring to deny black people jobs. If there is a job problem in the black community in America today it is because of the anti-business policies of a black president and the worst economic recovery on record.

#BlackLivesMatter activists are not victims of r****m, they are perpetrators of r****m. That is why they reject “All L***s M****r” and insist that only “Black L***s M****r”. Every victimhood excuse made to defend this r****t disdain for other races is a lie. The t***h is that to black nationalists, only black l***s m****r. #BlackLivesMatter means that non-black lives don’t and that is the root of its r****t violence.

Americans hesitate to call out this vile bigotry because they carry the stereotype of black people as victims. The left shrieks that black people can’t be r****ts because r****m exists only as an institutional phenomenon and black people are institutionally powerless. Not only is this wrong, it is ridiculous. The country has a black president; its justice system is run by a black attorney general (not for the first time; it is represented at the United Nations by a black ambassador (also not for the first time). The nation’s national security adviser is black; the president’s chief of political operations is black.

Institutional r****m against b****s was outlawed in the United States 50 years ago. Nonetheless in the hypocrisy that has become the civil rights movement, the federal government implements institutional r****m against white people and Asians – a fact that is never mentioned.

When Obama and Holder gave a pass on v**er intimidation to the New Black Panther Party in Philadelphia, it was blatant r****m. When Obama and Holder intervened in Ferguson to prosecute a racial agenda while trying to cover up the actual facts of the case, that too was r****m.

~ Daniel Greenfield

The media erupted in outrage over trucks flying Co... (show quote)

Agreed, r****m is r****m, no matter what color is being r****t. B****s don't get a pass, just because they've been victims of r****m. That would be like forgiving a child predator for sexually abusing children, because they themselves had been abused. When we start dealing with r****m itself, sans the color issue, we'll begin to have serious adult conversations about it. Right now, the black activists are seeking blanket exclusion from the rules the rest of us must follow - and that isn't right in anyone's book. There are no do-overs, so we must look to the future - a future that does not involve excusing anyone's bad behavior, no matter WHAT color they are.

markinny

lpnmajor wrote:

Agreed, r****m is r****m, no matter what color is ... (show quote)

exactly, and there are as many black r****ts as white.

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

markinny wrote:

exactly, and there are as many black r****ts as white.

According to a 2013 Rasmussen survey, more Americans view b****s — instead of w****s or Hispanics — as r****t. Even liberals (21%) see most b***k A******ns as r****t. Even Democrats (29%) see most b***k A******ns as r****t. Even b***k A******ns (1 out of every 3!) think most b****s are r****t. In fact more b****s (31%) think most b****s are r****t than b****s (24%) who think most w****s are r****t.