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Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu:
Quote Originally Posted by Rush51: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: Quote Originally Posted by Rush51: Very interesting that you make that connection.. you seem to make a connection between "black people " and rioters and looters. I never said it.. but what does that say about YOU ? But you do need to see an optometrist if you can't see that most of the people, but not all, are black people rioting and looting. How would you know? Have you ever been to one of these "demonstrations"? Or have you seen 10 second blurbs on the evening news? You'd be shocked at how multicultural they actually are. That isn't a defense of their actions. What i'm more saying is race is often the ignition source for these actions but the rage that rage that fuels them is based on so much more. Rich/Poor. Have/Have nots. Justice/Injustice. In fact, one of the biggest tragedies of these events is the way they are reported on, both by liberal and conservative media. Frankly, and sadly, all forms of media sell the racial division narrative for that very reason, it sells. The truth of the matter though, the truth I have seen with my own eyes in such demonstrations in many cities across several states, is that there's few better examples of racial unity than you see in these events. Sadly, channeled in not the best of ways but unity none the less. Take demonstrations in cities like Oakland, SF, Sacramento, there's a pretty equal mix of black and white. In cities like Portland, heck, there's more white people. There's only like 5 black people in all of Oregon. Are we talking about "protesters" or "rioters & looters?" My o' My how quickly we start blurring the lines in this discussion... I think most people with a TV can draw a distinction between the "protesters" and those engaging in "rioting & looting." I'm talking about rioters and looters. Most people with a TV see 3-10 second shots of footage that a programming director decides to show. All of it is skewed one way or another. I've seen with my own eyes. Multiple cities in multiple states. I doubt you even follow multiple news sources. One or two at best, which is common, don't get me wrong but when you say the words, "most people with a TV can see" it speaks volumes. Everything on TV is just that, a TV show.
Quote Originally Posted by Rush51: Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: Quote Originally Posted by Rush51: Very interesting that you make that connection.. you seem to make a connection between "black people " and rioters and looters. I never said it.. but what does that say about YOU ? But you do need to see an optometrist if you can't see that most of the people, but not all, are black people rioting and looting. How would you know? Have you ever been to one of these "demonstrations"? Or have you seen 10 second blurbs on the evening news? You'd be shocked at how multicultural they actually are. That isn't a defense of their actions. What i'm more saying is race is often the ignition source for these actions but the rage that rage that fuels them is based on so much more. Rich/Poor. Have/Have nots. Justice/Injustice. In fact, one of the biggest tragedies of these events is the way they are reported on, both by liberal and conservative media. Frankly, and sadly, all forms of media sell the racial division narrative for that very reason, it sells. The truth of the matter though, the truth I have seen with my own eyes in such demonstrations in many cities across several states, is that there's few better examples of racial unity than you see in these events. Sadly, channeled in not the best of ways but unity none the less. Take demonstrations in cities like Oakland, SF, Sacramento, there's a pretty equal mix of black and white. In cities like Portland, heck, there's more white people. There's only like 5 black people in all of Oregon. Are we talking about "protesters" or "rioters & looters?" My o' My how quickly we start blurring the lines in this discussion... I think most people with a TV can draw a distinction between the "protesters" and those engaging in "rioting & looting." I'm talking about rioters and looters. Most people with a TV see 3-10 second shots of footage that a programming director decides to show. All of it is skewed one way or another. I've seen with my own eyes. Multiple cities in multiple states. I doubt you even follow multiple news sources. One or two at best, which is common, don't get me wrong but when you say the words, "most people with a TV can see" it speaks volumes. Everything on TV is just that, a TV show.
I flip through many channels, mostly the local TV stations.. And no, I don't think there's any agenda there. C'mon now.
And what am I to make of the shots taken from the local TV news helicopter. All they see is the chaos and then they zoom in. Lol. Stop trying to make this an agenda to call out those that are doing the majority of the looting. 
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Be sure to wash your hands you dirty Goyem and keep your mouths shut I mean covered because we control all the media so you don't have a National Platform to voice your concerns anyways.............We are systematically taking away all your liberties right before your very eyes and there isn't a damn thing you can do about it
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