re: Just Had a Conversation with a Guy Wearing a BLM Shirt

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If it did, their #1 issue would be black people killing each other. Instead it's not on the radar and they blame white people and cops for all their problems.

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They don't discuss the real problems in their communities. Anyone who dares to address them is immediately labelled an uncle tom.

"He speaks so well! He's so well spoken. I mean he really speaks so well!' Like that's a compliment. 'He speaks so well' is not a compliment, okay? 'He speaks so well' is some shite you say about retarded people that can talk. What do you mean he speaks so well? He's a fricking educated man! How the frick did you expect him to sound, you dirty motherfricker?"

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Dreds aside, he was well-spoken

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made me

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You really should go frick yourself

What does dreads(it has an a, FYI) have to do with anything?

This is what happens when you don't contain Ole Miss.

I'd imagine just like any other loose organization formed around an illdefined set of ideals, there are some good folks who are supporters of BLM and some bad ones who support it also.

I tend to judge people by how they treat me and the others around them regardless off their affiliation to any organization.

It's like the white guy I saw at the gas station helping a stranded motorist who happened to be black. The white guy had on a full confederate battle flag hat, but he didn't seem racist at all as he was helping the guy get back on the road. He was just some old country baw who probably bought that hat at the flea market because he's proud of the south or something.

So his BLM shirt was "black learning matters" and he's surprised that people in Atlanta don't know what it's supposed to mean?

I saw a Black Lives Matter and a Feel The Bern sticker on a white gals Tahoe today on seigen. Told my wife flip her off for me she didn't get a chance the redlight caught me.