I'm sorry to disappoint you, but this is a common theme throughout history. Else how could you explain my che guevara t-shirt?

This post was edited by WiziLiCe on Jun 6 2020 02:12pm

Maybe he did maybe he didn't not my place to decide. You could support a cause like equality without whitewashing and ignoring such heinous behavior.

If you reverse the rolls and it seems racist, it's definitely racist.

Useful gif for when you see white people talk about racism:

That's your interpretation of it I guess. What's fascinating is that many people think that this came out of nowhere and that this is just about George Floyd. He's merely the straw that broke the camel's back. If you don't see that, you're part of the problem.

The only folks, that are part of the problem, are the folks that don't obey the laws of this country... white or black, or any other color.

It's like everyone only sees the 2nd part of the issue, which would never happen if the police officers didn't spend every day in a fucking war zone. It really disgusts me when I see people complaining, that AFTER they broke the law, they weren't treated nicely.
Maybe they should try not breaking the law in the first place.

What would you call building murals with this guys face on? Like i said there are so many ways to support the cause without glorifying him. Imagine being the woman that got that gun put to her belly and walking by a mural of this guys face and people calling him a hero and an angel.

He seems to have stayed out of trouble for 8 years after having a bad life before that. Thats not worth glorifying?

I love how conservatives hold up "we shouldnt judge, we should forgive like Jesus" when its convenient but when it's not we see a ton of content questioning the value of the dead.