White Lives Matter

ClimateSanity

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Since 1965? Uhh hello there was even more obvious anti-black racism back then. Some schools weren't integrated until 1970.

You don't buy much, even when there's clear data to support it. Your opinion does not negate facts.

What data? You failed to make a solid case FOR AGW using data.
 

jgarden

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Anti-miscegenation laws or miscegenation laws were laws that enforced racial segregation at the level of marriage and intimate relationships by criminalizing interracial marriage and sometimes also sex between members of different races.

Such laws were first introduced in North America from the late seventeenth century onwards by several of the Thirteen Colonies, and subsequently by many US states and US territories and remained in force in many US states until 1967.

After the Second World War, an increasing number of states repealed their anti-miscegenation laws.

In 1967, in Loving v. Virginia, the remaining anti-miscegenation laws were held to be unconstitutional by the Supreme Court of the United States.

Similar laws were also enforced in Nazi Germany as part of the Nuremberg laws, and in South Africa as part of the system of Apartheid.

In the United States, interracial marriage, cohabitation and sex have been termed "miscegenation" since the term was coined in 1863.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-miscegenation_laws
As late as 1967, racially mixed marriages were still illegal in 16 states.

With this as a backdrop, "White Lives Matter" is a thinly-veiled attempt to revert back to those days.

Of course these advocates will argue that they are not racially motivated, but we all well aware that in 2017, politically correct "code words" have been substituted to provide cover for their real intensions!

320px-US_miscegenation.svg.png

U.S States, by the date of repeal of anti-miscegenation laws:
No laws passed - gray
Before 1887 - green
1948 to 1967 - yellow
June 12, 1967 - red
 
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ok doser

lifeguard at the cement pond
Don't forget the mini marshmallows!

:think:

they're white
they float on top of the darker cocoa
they taste better


that's gotta be racist

Liberal emergency packet:

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:darwinsm:

You need to work on your WIT my dear fellow. You must not have been blessed with it, at birth.

developing a sense of wit is a life-long journey

town is about halfway there :)


Blacks can be racist against other black people.

:freak: what definition of "racist" are you using?

As late as 1967, racially mixed marriages were still illegal in 16 states.

With this as a backdrop, "White Lives Matter" is a thinly-veiled attempt to revert back to those days.

Of course these advocates will argue that they are not racially motivated, but we all well aware that in 2017, politically correct "code words" have been substituted to provide cover for their real intensions!

320px-US_miscegenation.svg.png

U.S States, by the date of repeal of anti-miscegenation laws:
No laws passed - gray
Before 1887 - green
1948 to 1967 - yellow
June 12, 1967 - red

i grew up in the western part of northern ny - one of the most progressive areas of the country (before the frootloops in california got going)

thank God
 

MrDante

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If YOU remember it, find a good Psychologist in your area.

I do however remember many examples of conservatives hanging or burning the president in effigy.

Conservatives firing guns at the white house.

Conservatives committing treason when using arms to capture public property.

As i said, liberals are showing all they learned from conservatives over the last 8 years.
 

Alate_One

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:freak: what definition of "racist" are you using?


rac·ism
ˈrāˌsizəm/Submit
noun
the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races.



You can be a member of a race and believe that race to be inferior in some way, that you should be dominated by another race for example. Women can be sexist against females as well.
 

Grosnick Marowbe

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I do however remember many examples of conservatives hanging or burning the president in effigy.

Conservatives firing guns at the white house.

Conservatives committing treason when using arms to capture public property.

As i said, liberals are showing all they learned from conservatives over the last 8 years.

Let's see some proof?? I refuse to take your word for it.
 

ok doser

lifeguard at the cement pond

rac·ism
ˈrāˌsizəm/Submit
noun
the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races.


so if i call ghetto gangbangers "ni66ers" i'm not racist as long as i mention that i like dr carson?


sweet! :thumb:
 

Town Heretic

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Let's see some proof?? I refuse to take your word for it.
Here's a link to the images and a report on both the effigy and a few other racist bits associated with the right aimed at then president Obama.

And this from The Hill, 11/12/16

According to conservatives on social media, “Republicans have jobs and responsibilities” and therefore couldn’t engage in civil disobedience to voice their discontent with the 2008 and 2012 elections. With this perception of the Obama elections and subsequent claims of “ Republican acceptance,” Trump supporters are now demanding the same “fairness” for Donald J. Trump’s presidency, “We sat through do nothing politics for 8 years, the least they can do is go shut up and sit in the corner for 8 themselves,” on Trump supporter explained.

However, these perceptions do not reflect what actually followed the election of our country’s first black president, much less the difference between why people are protesting Donald J. Trump’s presidency as compared to Barack Obama’s presidency.

Obama’s election in 2008 was preceded and followed by violent attacks and property destruction targeted against minorities.

Kaylon Johnson, an African American campaign worker for Obama, wasphysically assaulted for wearing an Obama T-shirt in Louisiana following the 2008 election. The three white male attackers shouted “[inappropriate expletive deleted] Obama!” and “****** president!” as they broke Johnson’s nose and fractured his eye-socket, requiring surgery.
More frequently, Obama’s presidency was marked by effigies of our first black president hanging from nooses across the country, for example in Kentucky, Washington State, and Maine, or being burned around the world. What Trump supporters fail to remember is that following Obama’s election, property was destroyed across the country, for example in Pennsylvania, Texas, and North Carolina, and a predominately black church was torched in Massachusetts.


The seizing bit is as easy.

A group of gunmen seized control of an empty federal building in remote Burns, Oregon, on Saturday, announced they planned to occupy the facility for “years” and called for “patriots” to join them — and bring more guns. The men now occupying the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge building include at least two sons of Cliven Bundy, the rancher whose legal battle with the government over grazing rights culminated in an armed standoff with federal authorities near Bunkerville, Nevada, in 2014. Huffington Post, Jan. 2016​

Don't recall the shooting bit, but I'll look in a minute. :thumb:
 

Crucible

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so if i call ghetto gangbangers "ni66ers" i'm not racist as long as i mention that i like dr carson?


sweet! :thumb:

They aren't nearly as offended by the word as they may have used to be.
For one, it's 2017 :plain:

I lived in the inner suburbia for half my life, I'd at least like to think I know more than our CNN's and NBC's

The media has stigmatized the word
And
what you see among riots are largely the people who are so easily offended.

Take into account ALL the people, offended by anything, which you see in the media :rolleyes:
The fact is that most black people really just don't care anymore. The media lies to you.
 

Grosnick Marowbe

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Here's a link to the images and a report on both the effigy and a few other racist bits associated with the right aimed at then president Obama.

And this from The Hill, 11/12/16

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According to conservatives on social media, “Republicans have jobs and responsibilities” and therefore couldn’t engage in civil disobedience to voice their discontent with the 2008 and 2012 elections. With this perception of the Obama elections and subsequent claims of “ Republican acceptance,” Trump supporters are now demanding the same “fairness” for Donald J. Trump’s presidency, “We sat through do nothing politics for 8 years, the least they can do is go shut up and sit in the corner for 8 themselves,” on Trump supporter explained.

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[FONT=&]However, these perceptions do not reflect what actually followed the election of our country’s first black president, much less the difference between why people are protesting Donald J. Trump’s presidency as compared to Barack Obama’s presidency.
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[FONT=&]Obama’s election in 2008 was preceded and followed by violent attacks and property destruction targeted against minorities.
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[FONT=&]Kaylon Johnson, an African American campaign worker for Obama, wasphysically assaulted for wearing an Obama T-shirt in Louisiana following the 2008 election. The three white male attackers shouted “[inappropriate expletive deleted] Obama!” and “****** president!” as they broke Johnson’s nose and fractured his eye-socket, requiring surgery.[/FONT]
[FONT=&]More frequently, Obama’s presidency was marked by effigies of our first black president hanging from nooses across the country, for example in Kentucky, Washington State, and Maine, or being burned around the world. What Trump supporters fail to remember is that following Obama’s election, property was destroyed across the country, for example in Pennsylvania, Texas, and North Carolina, and a predominately black church was torched in Massachusetts.[/FONT]


The seizing bit is as easy.

A group of gunmen seized control of an empty federal building in remote Burns, Oregon, on Saturday, announced they planned to occupy the facility for “years” and called for “patriots” to join them — and bring more guns. The men now occupying the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge building include at least two sons of Cliven Bundy, the rancher whose legal battle with the government over grazing rights culminated in an armed standoff with federal authorities near Bunkerville, Nevada, in 2014. Huffington Post, Jan. 2016​

Don't recall the shooting bit, but I'll look in a minute. :thumb:

I got through about half a sentence of your post and decided to skip the rest because I kinda thought you were sending me to some "Left-Wing" links and didn't want to bother. Besides, My original post wasn't to you. No offence intended, maybe a WALL, though?
 

Town Heretic

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I got through about half a sentence of your post and decided to skip the rest because
You had no answer for it. Photos of the actual thing you wanted and notes about the actual thing you demanded.

I kinda thought you were sending me to some "Left-Wing" links and didn't want to bother.
I used a little of both. The Post was mostly about actual photos you could verify anyway. The Hill, a conservative leaning publication, was the second source.

Besides, My original post wasn't to you.
You think your post was original? :think: That explains a few things.

No offence intended, maybe a WALL, though?
Which would be compelling if you didn't routinely drop in on conversations and address other's comments. But given you do, and given how often you've spoken to or of me since you lay the foundation, the only wall visible is the one you seem determined to hide behind. :thumb:
 

Grosnick Marowbe

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You had no answer for it. Photos of the actual thing you wanted and notes about the actual thing you demanded.


I used a little of both. The Post was mostly about actual photos you could verify anyway. The Hill, a conservative leaning publication, was the second source.


You think your post was original? :think: That explains a few things.


Which would be compelling if you didn't routinely drop in on conversations and address other's comments. But given you do, and given how often you've spoken to or of me since you lay the foundation, the only wall visible is the one you seem determined to hide behind. :thumb:

:chuckle:
 
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