White Supremacist Demonstration Outside Houston NAACP HQ

[Thermodolia]

Further speculation and accusations do not equal a source.

I can provide sources, but the fact of the matter is that we both know you'll rationalize it by saying it's not the entire organization of BLM, which while certainly true, will likely be held up as a double standard when for example White Organizations are painted by the same brush when their members use violence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiLqvtqarOA
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/07 ... ng-police/
http://www.infowars.com/video-black-liv ... eat-downs/
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-president ... -reporter/
https://news.vice.com/article/videos-mi ... le-k-smith
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/08 ... tes-video/

I see only one possibly two sources that pass muster.

[Novus America]

They didn't dismiss the protests. In fact, the protests were being referenced in the line "We all did what we could do".

Having thought about it a little, I'm willing to concede that maybe it was sarcasm gone wrong rather than pro-segregation. I can't read minds to see what they meant. It's just awfully similar to the pro-segregationist stuff that some people say unironically.

Yes, it is hard to read irony sometimes. But in that case why use the pro segregation flag? Unless they is supposed to also be ironic?

[Napkiraly]

http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/lynyrdskynyrd/sweethomealabama.html

And I'm listening to it right now, just passed that part and they definitely sung it.

We have all ready gone over it, no need to bring it up again. I was in the wrong.

I had missed Yummy's post.

[Thermodolia]

Having thought about it a little, I'm willing to concede that maybe it was sarcasm gone wrong rather than pro-segregation. I can't read minds to see what they meant. It's just awfully similar to the pro-segregationist stuff that some people say unironically.

Yes, it is hard to read irony sometimes. But in that case why use the pro segregation flag? Unless they is supposed to also be ironic?

I don't think the song ever mentioned the flag

[Ralkovian Grand Island]

Considering BLM specifically targeted white people for attacks in Milwaukee riots, the WLM has a minor point, which is the BLM is a Black Supremacist Organization masquerading as an equal rights organization. While BLM has a point that Police Violence afflicts the Black Community, that point is largely drowned out when you start targeting white people for revenge attacks.

That being said, All Lives Matter.

White people may have been targeted during the riots. Please show that BLM was responsible for said targeting, or that the organization encouraged revenge attacks.

Considering the organization itself is a loosely confederated movement of city based groups funded by Leftist and Corporate Interest Groups tied to George Soros, the organizations itself has not called for violence, though it has not done a particularly good job of disavowing and discouraging violence. Leaders within the group have and in some cities the groups have called for violence. People who are affiliated or proclaim membership to the movement have as well. Again though, I believe you'll eagerly embrace the double standard that because you agree with the ideals of the group that the loose affiliation or even minority of members calling for violence doesn't mean the organization itself is responsible.

[Magna Singulorum]

How does a movement inspired by Black Supremacist lies with a history of riots and police murders not represent anarchy?

What "Black Supremacist lies"? Does the fact that african-Americans are trying to correct the fact that black lives matter less than white lives in this nation bother you?

Yes is does bother me, if BLM really cared about their problems they would be addressing the fatherless families, black on black violence, degenerate rap culture, or the endless amounts of failed Democrat party policies that have created the Urban Plantation. The motto might as well be Black Votes Matter, because stirring up hatred against the White Man is all the truly matters to the BLM movement. Source = White Working Class American Independent Individualist with some common freaking sense.

[The Lone Alliance]

That's patently idiotic. It's like seeing a guy walking down the street in full Nazi regalia and saying "Until he says that Jews are evil, there's no evidence that he's anti-Semitic".

What if they're actually WWII reenactors?

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Further speculation and accusations do not equal a source.

I can provide sources, but the fact of the matter is that we both know you'll rationalize it by saying it's not the entire organization of BLM, which while certainly true, will likely be held up as a double standard when for example White Organizations are painted by the same brush when their members use violence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiLqvtqarOA
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/07 ... ng-police/
http://www.infowars.com/video-black-liv ... eat-downs/
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-president ... -reporter/
https://news.vice.com/article/videos-mi ... le-k-smith
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/08 ... tes-video/

1) http://www.snopes.com/black-lives-matte ... ton-rouge/
2) Blatantly edited to provide no context.
3) No evidence shown that they were affiliated with Black Lives Matter
4) The woman was not actually threatening him, and there's no indication that she was with Black Lives Matter.
5) No indication that they were with Black Lives Matter..
6) No indication that this had anything to do with Black Lives Matter.

[Thermodolia]

What "Black Supremacist lies"? Does the fact that african-Americans are trying to correct the fact that black lives matter less than white lives in this nation bother you?

Yes is does bother me, if BLM really cared about their problems they would be addressing the fatherless families, black on black violence, degenerate rap culture, or the endless amounts of failed Democrat party policies that have created the Urban Plantation. The motto might as well be Black Votes Matter, because stirring up hatred against the White Man is all the truly matters to the BLM movement. Source = White Working Class American Independent Individualist with some common freaking sense.

Degenerate rap culture? What the hell? Don't dis what you do not understand.

[Ralkovian Grand Island]

I can provide sources, but the fact of the matter is that we both know you'll rationalize it by saying it's not the entire organization of BLM, which while certainly true, will likely be held up as a double standard when for example White Organizations are painted by the same brush when their members use violence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiLqvtqarOA
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/07 ... ng-police/
http://www.infowars.com/video-black-liv ... eat-downs/
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-president ... -reporter/
https://news.vice.com/article/videos-mi ... le-k-smith
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/08 ... tes-video/

I see only one possibly two sources that pass muster.

Yeah that bullshit doesn't fly. When the sources are the literal video recording, it doesn't matter if it's hosted on the dailystormer or thinkprogress. Evidence remains evidence, regardless of source, especially if it's a video recording, without manipulation.

And considering that at this point CNN and MSNBC have been caught lying on Trump, on the BLM, and on the elections, any claim of "legitimacy of source" is largely hollow.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Yeah, it's kind of telling everyone to leave Alabama alone, which implies not interfering with segregation. The reference to Neil Young is probably the most obvious rejection of the Civil Rights Movement. "Southern Man" is an anti-racist protest song, and "Sweet Home Alabama" has lyrics dismissing it, like they don't think there's any need to address those issues.

The song is addressing Young's shot at the entirety of the South and acting as though every single person was to blame, and how they were blamed for their leaders actions as individuals, even those who opposed segregation - which is where the lyrics about Nixon and Watergate come in because he's saying he wont judge northerners over him. Young himself thinks he deserved the response from Lynyrd Skynyrd.

It should also be noted that Young himself agreed with the sentiment, and later stated that he'd engaged in unfair generalizations.

[Novus America]

Yes, it is hard to read irony sometimes. But in that case why use the pro segregation flag? Unless they is supposed to also be ironic?

I don't think the song ever mentioned the flag

Well it is used on the cover. And in many presentations of it.

That flag annoys me, because it was flown and brought back into use by the idiots opposing the huge progress in the 50s. Idiots who later helped fuck everything up and helped turned us away from progress to radicalism, riots and murder in the late 60s.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

That's patently idiotic. It's like seeing a guy walking down the street in full Nazi regalia and saying "Until he says that Jews are evil, there's no evidence that he's anti-Semitic".

What if they're actually WWII reenactors?

Then they're idiots for wearing it in public, where it could be so easily misinterpreted.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Yes is does bother me, if BLM really cared about their problems they would be addressing the fatherless families, black on black violence, degenerate rap culture, or the endless amounts of failed Democrat party policies that have created the Urban Plantation. The motto might as well be Black Votes Matter, because stirring up hatred against the White Man is all the truly matters to the BLM movement. Source = White Working Class American Independent Individualist with some common freaking sense.

Degenerate rap culture? What the hell? Don't dis what you do not understand.

Degenerate is such a wonderfully flexible dog whistle of a word.

[Magna Singulorum]

Yes is does bother me, if BLM really cared about their problems they would be addressing the fatherless families, black on black violence, degenerate rap culture, or the endless amounts of failed Democrat party policies that have created the Urban Plantation. The motto might as well be Black Votes Matter, because stirring up hatred against the White Man is all the truly matters to the BLM movement. Source = White Working Class American Independent Individualist with some common freaking sense.

Degenerate rap culture? What the hell? Don't dis what you do not understand.

Ok, then don't dis the Confederate Flag... dawg

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Degenerate rap culture? What the hell? Don't dis what you do not understand.

Ok, then don't dis the Confederate Flag... dawg

Nobody says dawg anymore.

And we understand the historical context of the flag.

[Magna Singulorum]

Degenerate rap culture? What the hell? Don't dis what you do not understand.

Degenerate is such a wonderfully flexible dog whistle of a word.

Just like "Social Justice" or "Equality", right SJW?

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Degenerate is such a wonderfully flexible dog whistle of a word.

Just like "Social Justice" or "Equality", right SJW?

How are either of those dog whistles?

[USS Monitor]

Degenerate rap culture? What the hell? Don't dis what you do not understand.

Ok, then don't dis the Confederate Flag... dawg

I'll dis the Confederate flag if I want to, especially when it's being used outside its proper historical context to make a statement on race issues.

[Thermodolia]

Degenerate rap culture? What the hell? Don't dis what you do not understand.

Ok, then don't dis the Confederate Flag... dawg

The confederate flag, at least the one you are talking about, isn't even the official flag of the confederacy. However that flag served a hate filled regime and remains a symbol of hate. I understand the meaning behind that flag quite well.

[Yorkers]

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood

[Thermodolia]

I don't think the song ever mentioned the flag

Well it is used on the cover. And in many presentations of it.

That flag annoys me, because it was flown and brought back into use by the idiots opposing the huge progress in the 50s. Idiots who later helped fuck everything up and helped turned us away from progress to radicalism, riots and murder in the late 60s.

Interesting I've never seen that cover before. The only cover I've seen for the song is the 20th century masters edition.

[Yorkers]

So white people are out in public openly displaying weapons and no-one has been shot.

Wonder why.

Gee, it's like conservative white people can typically be trusted with guns, and aren't going to be brandishing them sideways an killing cops.

[Novus America]

Ok, then don't dis the Confederate Flag... dawg

The confederate flag, at least the one you are talking about, isn't even the official flag of the confederacy. However that flag served a hate filled regime and remains a symbol of hate. I understand the meaning behind that flag quite well.

Yup, it was the one populatized by idiots screaming "segregation now and forever!" The people opposing the bipartisan progress for civil rights of the 50s.

[Magna Singulorum]

Ok, then don't dis the Confederate Flag... dawg

Nobody says dawg anymore.

And we understand the historical context of the flag.

Whatever homie, your just cooler than me i guess

I understand the contemporary culture within with the BLM movement. The fact remains that anarchists among them currently pose an active threat to life as we know it in the US, a flag that was flown by a rebellion army over 150 years holds little to no relevance or significance in 2016. *drops the mic and walks away*