https://news.vcu.edu/article/Black_Lives_Matter_cofounder_to_speak_at_VCU
Just went to this. Ask me anything.
Also no, I'm not a liberal/cuck. I wanted to go in with an unbiased view and see what happens.
>>69524931
Are white people the devil?
I hope someone told her to say hi to Soros
Why don't they protest the #1 killer of black lives: gang culture?
>>69525063
I almost did, but she ran away pretty quick. And i had no support so i personally would have been beat up/killed.
>>69525144
There were gang members there, lol.
>>69524931
Did you find yourself agreeing with many of her ideas, but still thinking negatively of the movement because of the average protester?
I find that many SJW movements are good at heart, but taken to a crazy extreme that's worse than the status quo.
>>69525320
pussy.
Any other Virginia bros here btw?
>>69524931
Have you realized why we need to pay blacks to leave America yet?
>>69524931
Are white people to blame for everything? Was the massive unmistakably devastating problem of fatherless children ignored? Are real solutions to the suffering of blacks being covered up to push an agenda?
>>69525144
because white bois are soft targets who won't fight back
same reason no one calls out muslims irl, we are all too scared. no matter where you are in the world there is a very real possibility of being killed by one for saying the wrong thing. i don't believe any of these phony libs who say they "respect" islam, it's at least 50% fear
>>69525469
Honestly? She started off with calling for insurrection, quite literally. She said Ferguson was a beautiful thing, and that there needs to be more black people willing to sacrifice. She stated she studied in communications, and talked about how language and wording is important. It was quite apparent she was there to deceive by throwing in short bits on how black people need to be more active and even go against the law in between appearing empathetic towards victims of criminal justice abuse. It was VERY well thought out in terms of technique. You wanted to feel bad for the victims and such, but then she'd literally quote a study from Open Societies claiming "whites are predisposed to hate blacks." I thought maybe you'd be right, that it's a "good at heart" movement but this was a literal call for riots. Not much else.
>>69524931
So, she was basically calling for pic related?
>>69525782
>are real solutions to the suffering of blacks being covered up to push an agenda?
I'd say so. She gave no real solutions other than some form of forced socialism with a 5 party system, that's for sure.
>>69526552
Pretty much.
On another note, what i think i might start doing is pay visits to each of the organizations on campus that brought her there. I might record a red-pilling session with the leaders of each and upload them here for you guys.
>>69526035
That's pretty disappointing. I can understand why they feel the need to make so much noise, but it just alienates potential supporters. Atleast you went in with an open mind.
How did it feel to be (probably) the only white guy in the room when she said that all whites hate blacks.
>>69527092
What? So you're going to try and red pill these SJW one after the other? I bet you get to maybe 2 of them before they complain to the university and get you suspended or something.
ask why they only defend the violent ones
>>69527346
Actually what was interesting was there were about half blacks, half whites. Though most of the whites were obviously liberals which was easily distinguished through their bizarre clothing and choice of hair style. So that was kinda expected.
Also, i'm not so sure she alienates supporters. Like i said, she was very well versed and clearly studied in communications and etc. She knew exactly what to say and how to say it, and very cleverly throw in something controversial alongside the agreeable parts. I think people that are just generally unaware would agree with her mostly, if they didn't second guess. It was just really surprising that so many people buy into it when almost everyone knows Ferguson was a total mess and parts of the town literally burned down. How can you agree with that being beautiful and unifying? Baffling.
>>69527938
I meant that the movement as a whole alienates supporters when the boots in the ground throw shit fits and burn down half the town.
>>69525565
Charlottesville, checking in.
>>69524931
did you ask how it was being cucked to Soros?
>>69528158
Ah true. Although, they may not mind that. At the end of the speech she said, "you're either with us or against us" which makes it seem like they really only want the ones willing to actively fight on the streets and protest.
>>69528440
Trump supporter?
>>69529423
Kinda? Outwardly I'm a Bernie supporter. I don't agree with a lot of what he says, but I feel like he would shake things up, and the establishment hates him.
For that same reason Trump is my secondary, but with the crowds I travel in if there was any inkling that I supported Trump as more than a joke I'd be extensively ostracized.
To me the media is playing the same game with both of them. Bernie they ignore or call unelectable. Trump they vilify and make into a clown. If neither of them wins this election forget a non-establishment candidate ever having a chance again. People say Trump being so popular is a sign that America is beyond redemption, but in a way both he and Bernie are showing all is not lost yet.
>>69529961
Agree completely. The way i see it, if Trump doesn't win, it means the elites on both sides win. They would essentially be validated. This is like a final stand where if the people don't win, then they know for certain they can control all they want without any serious repercussions. If millions of votes can't stop them, what can?
I suppose i support Bernie in that regard, but i don't agree with a lot of his policies and previous decisions. I found out he also would allow God to be taken out of the pledge and for the desecration of the flag to be allowed as well. Too un-patriotic, in times of needed patriotism imo.
>>69530619
Yeah, if you get someone who rich, well know, with personality and bravado along with more intelligence that people credit him to back it up and he can't dent the system, what can?
Likewise if you appeal to the disenfranchised, disaffected youth and can't break ground the course of the country will always be decided by those who won't live long enough to face the full repercussions.
Bernie is a mixed back for me. I think something needs to be done about education. I don't think making college free is the solution, but it's at least a change from one broken system to another and might lead to progress.
I am in favor of universal health care. There are things about our health that we can help, but there are those we can not. Plus if the government covers the costs people won't ignore cheaply treatable conditions that balloon into financial nightmares. Additionally businesses pay a huge amount to health insurance companies that could be reallocated. Add to that a healthy workforce is a productive workforce. At the same time I do believe when something is free it is devalued. Penalties will need to be in place for missed appointments to prevent no-shows killing doctor time to no benefit.
As for the pledge, I'm an atheist. I couldn't care less about any of the religious bullshit. I feel it's a false issue used to sway people.
>>69530619
>if millions of votes can't stop them, what can
Pipe bombs.
>>69531843
Pledge isn't about religion. If it was "under no god we trust" it would be the same. It's a matter of principle, and keeping things as they are.
>>69532035
lol. speaking of which, i'll probably be at the Cleveland convention if it's brokered
>>69524931
Are her tits as big in person as they look in the picture?
>>69533052
Reading back on my post, I typoed a lot. Drunk, by the way.
In any case, keeping aside that 'under god' wasn't added until 1954, I was one of the kids that refused to say the pledge. In the forth grade in the 80's they didn't like that much. Oddly today I'm much more nationalistic than a lot of my friends. I still wouldn't swear to the flag, though. I think it's been stolen, its symbol corrupted just as Germany did to the swastika.
America needs to be great again before our flag earns back my respect.
>>69533655
Ah, so it must have been more of a political thing.
And okay.
>>69533495
Yea, moderately big.
