re: What is the end goal of the BLM movement?

Their goal is to help get Crooked Hillary elected so they can get free shite.

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What exactly is the systemic problem?

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idk if its a fixable problem or if you can necessarily blame the system per se but when someone is born into a place where no one cares if you go to school or succeed in life, most kids (under the age of 21) will not make a conscious choice to better themselves and make it out of poverty. They end up with a rap sheet before they are even considered adults and theyre lives are essentially ruined before they truly begin.

I get the argument that "they are doing it to themselves". but i was born into a middle class family with plenty of structure and support and still had difficulty making myself go to class my freshman year of college. I eventually matured and wanted to be successful in life and luckily I still had that opportunity. People born in the situation I described above probably eventually come to the realization that they too want success but by the tie that arrives, they are in so deep that it isn't feasible.

Again, maybe its not the systems fault, but it is a problem.

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BLM is a plea for inclusion, not exclusion or separation.

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Disagree. Nothing about the movement says inclusion. It's all about appealing to their special needs.

You can't be a politician and speak to the American people. Today, you have to address all the fringe, splinter groups that demand attention.

We aren't Americans. We're all hyphenated drama queens.

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Disagree. Nothing about the movement says inclusion.

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This. The gay rights parade is a perfect example.

If the BLM movement had anything to do with inclusion they would be stading arm-in-arm with them because both groups ultimately have the same goal. Instead, they are confronting the gay community about "anti-black" sentiments they've made up and demanding they take a back seat to BLM. That's not inclusive in any way, shape or form.

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What is the end goal of the BLM movement?

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Whatever Soros has in mind

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This whole culture with no family values, relying on the government, no personal accountability, and no respect of laws or authority

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I find this o be a very large issue that is ignored in this whole issue. A lot of this could be avoided with compliance and respect for authority, which sound like the white man saying lay down and take it but its really not.

The issue with compliance is many in the poorest communities have a rap sheet and cant get a legit job if they wanted to, thus they have to sell drugs or something to make money. so to them, if they comply, they go to jail. complying and fighting the "wrongful arrest" in court doesnt work because they are breaking the law.

The other issue is that the cases that the BLM movement has rallied behind are cases involving people that mainstream America has trouble feeling sorry for. (whether that is right or wrong). during the civil rights movement in the 60's, they purposely put upstanding citizens with no arrest backgrounds in the line of fire so to speak to show that the laws were unfair even to those the "play by the rules".

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However, what they really want is for all white men to have all of their money and property confiscated and redistributed to them, be made into slaves, or dead. That's what their agenda really is. It's not about equality, it's about flipping the power switch. They want all white people gone. They want to have their own power without any interference from white people, but with the backing of white money.

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What is the end goal of the BLM movement?

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$$$$, aka, reparations.

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They end up with a rap sheet before they are even considered adults and theyre lives are essentially ruined before they truly begin.

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Criminal records just don't randomly happen. They occur because you are doing things that are illegal and you are stupid enough to get caught.

Police arrest a lot of people because how how they chose to interact with the police. We've all had encounters with the police. The vast majority have ended with no action being taken.

Why do you think that Blacks have a different experience? Maybe its because in general terms, Blacks act differently than other racial categories. All you need to do is take a look at Youtube videos of McDonalds or convenience store fights and it becomes quite evident that the black community has some serious problems going on. You just don't see events like happen nearly as often with other races.

I hate to use anecdotal evidence to prove a point but, it is pretty obvious in my humble opinion. This is not a police problem it is a Black problem.

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Like I said, those are people that have violated the spirit of the movement and have misappropriated it for their own hateful purpose.

Why do you feel that represents the millions of other people that aren't out doing those things? It's not either they're all good or they're all bad.

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So the group that was invited to have a float as special guests were a radical sect of the organization? If so, why hasn't the conservative side come out and denounced them? Why haven't the leaders made it clear that these "radical" arms aren't really a part of what BLM is?

Think about what you're saying.....