Sure cops single out Blacks, but Blacks also commit more crime, especially gun crime, even accounting for unequal enforcement. White people do and deal drugs, they just don't shoot each other over it at nearly the same rate.

BLM will never openly admit this, but they unwittingly concede the point in subtle ways.

For instance, when BLM was busily sabotaging the presidential candidates that undoubtedly had their best interests, one protester, Ashley Williams, showed up at a Hillary campaign.

"We want you to apologize for mass incarceration. I'm not a 'super predator,' Hillary Clinton."

This was, of course, a reference to Hillary's statements as First Lady, regarding gang violence:

We need to take these people on. They are often connected to big drug cartels. They are not just gangs of kids anymore. They are often the kinds of kids that are called "super-predators." No conscience, no empathy. We can talk about why then ended up that way, but first we have to bring them to heel.

See what's missing in that statement? That's right. A reference to black people or people of any race, for that matter.

She was talking about gang members. For Black Lives Matter to conflate gang members with black people is to hold two premises: 1) that all or virtually all gang members are black (not true), and 2) that all black people and only black people support gang culture (again, not true).

I think most black people, like everyone else, would prefer that gangs not exist.

Another example. There was video that went viral of a black woman, Peggy Hubbard, retired Navy Officer and former motorcycle cop, who denounced Black Lives Matter for protesting over a black man who was killed when he drew a stolen gun on police officers but not at all concerned about the death of Jamyla Bolden, a nine-year-old girl who was killed in a drive-by shooting, while in her room doing her homework.

Peggy's assumption (which proved correct) that Jamyla was killed by a black man went unchallenged by Black Lives Matter. Not a single one of them asked, "How do you know a black person did it?"

Isn't that a tacit admission that drive-by shootings are a black thing?

Peggy Hubbard, incidentally, has run for Senate as a Republican for the state of Illinois. BLM generally dismisses her as a coon.

Message to Chris Manthy:

It doesn't matter how many woke pills you take without question. You're a (guessing) white male. There is no forgiveness or absolution in the Church of the Sufficiently Woke to wipe away your sins.

Simply existing shows us how racist you are.

Ultimately, it comes back to if you don't vote for me, you ain't black.

I propose that Blow's columns be called "Blow jobs."

Over the past few decades, most people have been trying very hard to not be racist or at least not show it. But night after night on the news seeing mostly black looters (not talking about Antifa--different issue) destroying entire streets worth of retail has done more to undo this change than any number of Richard Spencers could do.

Trump is an odd character. I find him hard to watch. However, there is no doubt at all that he loves America and his supporters appreciate this. As for black and latino supporters, there are perceptive people of all races who see democrat policies as not being helpful to them and who see through the "all republicans are racist fascists" bs. That simply can't be, according to a prog, so they call them uncle toms. sick

> there is no doubt at all
> that he loves America

It's weird to me that people get all cranked about the interior lives of such figures. Especially that they speak of them with "no doubt."

I just never cared that much whether there was lust in Carter's heart or loving Christian compassion in John McCain's

This patriarchy thing doesn't work for all of us. I can't find the servants anywhere. And the matriarch seems to deliberately misunderstand her instructions; even after I've quoted Scripture to her AND done 10 push-ups in the middle of the living room floor.
So I checked with Chuck Blow (is that a redundancy?) to see what I'm doing wrong. He's no Leonard Pitts, but he does offer some guidance. Be angry. Disavow the college degrees. And get a job.

> (is that a redundancy?)

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Scott, Ohio: "The fact that someone is more worried about feeding his family than combating structural racism does not make him a bad person, or a racist."
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True, in most cases. However, when rich people (some of whom are black celebrities) vote for him for tax reasons, one could argue they're putting greed over everything else.
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"If you want to know why Trump did so well, think about his messaging over the past few months about economic security and physical safety."
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If you want to know why Trump is losing, so far, think about his LACK of messaging over the past few months about physical safety - hint, hint.

Had he simply done everything, IMMEDIATELY, that the doctors recommended, even when they changed their minds a few times (and if he'd ordered his base to do the same), he just might have survived the economic downturn - because it might not have lasted so long!

"However, there is no doubt at all that he loves America and his supporters appreciate this."
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Or, more likely, he loves what he's allowed to DO. Even if some supporters don't quite realize that.

From TV's "Taxi":

ALEX REIGER:
"Louie, when you walk into that hearing room, you're going to be under oath.
"You know what that means?"

LOUIE DE PALMA:
"Yeah.
"It means they gotta believe you.
"I love this country."