Five people shot near Black Lives Matter protest in Minneapolis

[Merrytooth 5,748]

You're just a racist hateful white supremacist.

Yoz.. I am not white people

[smilesammich 10,727]

It's making you look kinda silly but carry on.

i have a reputation to uphold.

[lostinblue 1,989]

black protestors were caught saying they were chasing the men
down the road

[OriZ 3,157]

Yoz.. I am not white people

You're still a white supremacist. Don't you know how this works by now? Geeze.

i have a reputation to uphold.

BTW, like your new name.

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

I don't support the KKK group either..

But this local BLM lost their credibilities when they chose to disrupt twin cities marathon because the marathon is considered a white privileged event.

It seems much easier to hijack others people hard work (oh yeah, the marathon is where only white people put on their fancy running gears to run stupid 26.2 miles ) than go run the marathon themselves to promote their cause.

I have seen this local BLM leader facebook, he posted pictures of black slaves hung by smiling white people to rally up the black brothers and sisters against the demonic white demonic mfkers.

I see no conciliatory tone but path of no return for everyone.

Is that what you want for your country?

Post the link. I'm serious. I would like to read it.

BLM is just like the second group of BP IMO. The message has been distorted and the group lacks intelligent organization.

If you've read anything I've posted, you know better than to ask that. Equality for everyone, no matter what color, sex, or religion is what I've always championed.

black protestors were caught saying they were chasing the men

down the road

We already know where you fall on this.

[Sousuke 1,214]

i'm just trying to show oriz how magnanimous my iq is. is it working?

lol okay.

So in your comment "white supremacists" was replaced by "black panther" which I don't agree with.

I honestly cannot come up with one positive thing white supremacists have done, they have only negative connotations attached to them.

Black Panthers are more grey with good and bad elements. They were a reactive group to institutional racism. When police openly attacked the black community, the black panthers came in to protect the people with arms in the 60s/70s etc.

I'm obviously a strong 2nd amendment person on this forum. I see the BPs as an example of how the 2nd amendment works and helps people.

Edited November 24, 2015 by Sousuke

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

lol okay.

So in your comment "white supremacists" was replaced by "black panther" which I don't agree with.

I honestly cannot come up with one positive thing white supremacists have done, they have only negative connotations attached to them.

Black Panthers are more grey with good and bad elements. They were a reactive group to institutional racism. When police openly attacked the black community, the black panthers came in to protect the people with arms.

I'm obviously a strong 2nd amendment person on this forum. I see the BPs as an example of how the 2nd amendment works and helps people.

I think they meant the new BP, not the old group. This new incarnation is more volatile than it's predecessor.

[smilesammich 10,727]

lol okay.

So in your comment "white supremacists" was replaced by "black panther" which I don't agree with.

I honestly cannot come up with one positive thing white supremacists have done, they have only negative connotations attached to them.

Black Panthers are more grey with good and bad elements. They were a reactive group to institutional racism. When police openly attacked the black community, the black panthers came in to protect the people with arms.

I'm obviously a strong 2nd amendment person on this forum. I see the BPs as an example of how the 2nd amendment works and helps people.

mmmk. i guess i didn't make my point since none of this has anything to do with what i was getting at.

[Sousuke 1,214]

mmmk. i guess i didn't make my point since none of this has anything to do with what i was getting at.

No I got your point about role reversal.

I went down a tangent is all. I sometimes do that because topics start to get redundant and I enjoy pulling in other things that might be loosely related.

[smilesammich 10,727]

No I got your point about role reversal.

I went down a tangent is all. I sometimes do that because topics start to get redundant and I enjoy pulling in other things that might be loosely related.

indeed. which reminds me, been a while since we've seen this..

[Teddy B 17,252]

duh, taking jesus out of starbucks.

I thought you meant this red cup.

[smilesammich 10,727]

I thought you meant this red cup.

if there is a face i can't stand, it's toby keith's. thanks for ruining my day teddy.

[Teddy B 17,252]

if there is a face i can't stand, it's toby keith's. thanks for ruining my day teddy.

I'm here to help Val!

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

I am going to reserve comment until the truth is unraveled. The press never misses an opportunity to stir the smoldering embers of race relations

[Merrytooth 5,748]

Here is the summary of what the local BLM is protesting for:

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2015/11/19/timeline-of-events-in-the-jamar-clark-case/

2:45 A.M. – Sunday: Police are called to the 1600 block of Plymouth Avenue north to help with an assault call. Police say 24-year-old Jamar Clark was preventing paramedics from helping the victim. There is a struggle and an officer shoots his gun — ultimately killing Clark.

4 A.M. – Sunday: Police held a press conference.

“A physical altercation took place with the suspect who was not in handcuffs,” Minneapolis Police Cmdr. Bruce Folkens said. “At some point during the struggle, an officer discharged his weapon, striking the suspect,”

In the hours that followed, witnesses would describe a much different scene – claiming Clark was handcuffed and unarmed in the lead up to the shooting.

Related: Nat’l NAACP Leaders Join Mpls. In Protests Against Jamar Clark Shooting

Sunday Afternoon: Black Lives Matter Minneapolis organized a protest.

Sunday Evening: Protesters started camping out at the 4th Precinct.

Monday Evening: The protest moved to Interstate 94, blocking traffic and leading to dozens of arrests.

Tuesday: The FBI starts a federal civil rights investigation, while the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension announces they have video but none of it shows the entire incident.

“We’re still undergoing as to exactly how the handcuffs … came into the scene,” BCA Superintendent Drew Evans said. “There was handcuffs at the scene at the time, and that we’re still examining whether or not they were on Mr. Clark or whether or not they were just … at the scene.”

Wednesday: The BCA releases the names of the officers involved:Dustin Schwarze and Mark Ringgenberg. Both have been Minneapolis Police officers for just over a year, and both have been in law enforcement for another six years.

Police moved to clear protesters from parts of the 4th Precinct. Meanwhile, the police union says that Clark was reaching for an officer’s gun before the shooting.

Related: Minneapolis City Leaders Discuss Black Lives Matter Protests

By evening, the demonstrations escalate. Police use mace to try to disperse the crowd, while they resolve to stay until investigators release the surveillance video.

Thursday: Minneapolis Police Federation President Lt. Bob Kroll said Thursday that the victim in the initial assault call was taken to thehospital with a broken ankle and other injuries.

The shitty media hardly ever report what happened to the Domestic Violence Victim, except that the victim underwent a surgery for broken ankle.