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A Blacks for Boers exchange program would be just right.
Pretty sure that label is taken.
U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers
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Pretty sure that label is taken.
God of Nothing
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Are they finally taking Silky Johnson's advice to the Beautiful?
funny Chappelle took it and still went to the whitest fucking African country
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Yeah, that's all true, but the news told me that the Latin Kings are all just a bunch of white guys. And the guy that blasted some dude who was trying to drag him out the car was -also- a very very tanned white guy.
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I remember when this song was on BET and got blacks upset
I checked his website a few months ago and looked like he went full TDS.
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OH GOD YES PLEASE, I HOPE ALL THE RETARDS MOVE OUT
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'I'm leaving, and I'm just not coming back': Fed up with racism, Black Americans head overseas
Saying they feel cornered and powerless in the face of persistent racial and economic struggles in the USA, some Black Americans decide to settle abroad.www.usatoday.com
I take none of them has rescinded his/her US citizenship for 400, Alex.
Muh raycissm, I'm leaving is one thing, but keeping your passport of the oh so fucking rayciss USA while living abroad is just next level hypocrisy.
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Raise yo kids, raise yo kids, raise yo goddamn kids! Yo body needs watah, so drink that shit!
God of Nothing
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Oh yes "white" Hispanics. Nevermind how retarded the term Hispanic has become over the years. It's so painfully forced and obvious the media wants to start a race war between niggers and whites. Funny how they think niggers would ever win or be supported by anyone else other than stupid white people.
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and now the shitty band form last night is killing "knocking on heavens door" oh ironic.
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Remember when Covid first became the Big Deal and there were all those ads saying "We're all in this together!"
Yeah I still hate those things. But at least it wasn't about racism.
Yeah I still hate those things. But at least it wasn't about racism.
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Because of how vague the term is they can claim they are White or POC based on their needs. George Zimmerman despite being mixed race becomes White when they needed him to be a bogeyman but when they look at demographics even the White Hispanics are thrown in with the minorities to make it seem like Whites are quickly being turned into a minority. They even stopped keeping records of White Hispanic births because that didn't make the situation seem as dire as they want.
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I'm not sure which is more sad: watching so many kiwi's fall for the OP's serial neg-rating (op wants you to react. Stop reacting) or the multitude of really shitty memes Rand/pol/ has (which too many kiwi's keep getting baited by). Seriously. Not even talking from a partisan perspective. They're noisy and too large.
Please do better.
Kenobi
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Why would you trust that guy he is a cucked liber...
Ron Paul newsletters - Wikipedia
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Hopefully more do the same and never come back.OH GOD YES PLEASE, I HOPE ALL THE RETARDS MOVE OUT
View attachment 1409008'I'm leaving, and I'm just not coming back': Fed up with racism, Black Americans head overseas
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Judging by how the 00s went with "IF BUSH WINS IM GOING TO CANADA!"
Its never going to happen.
NYC stream via Woke: protester is telling disabled people should go home and they (the disabled) silence black people
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i'm sorry if this has already been covered, but i searched for portland and police and bureau in the past 24 hours and didn't get any results.
" A group of people set the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct on fire while people were inside, and looted and burned nearby businesses owned by people of color. "
Community leaders condemn 'evil' acts of violence in Northeast Portland
" A group of people set the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct on fire while people were inside, and looted and burned nearby businesses owned by people of color. "
Community leaders condemn 'evil' acts of violence in Northeast Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. — Community members and city leaders came together Friday afternoon to condemn the violence, looting and vandalism that took place Thursday night and into Friday morning in Northeast Portland.
Police say a group of people set the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct on fire while people were inside, and damaged and burned nearby businesses, all of which are owned by people of color, during an hourslong clash with police officers.
"The acts that took place here last night are not only reprehensible, but they are evil," said Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell. "There are people inside these buildings we are trying to protect. It needs to stop and stop today."
The Portland Police Bureau called the group's actions "more aggressive and violent than those seen in weeks past." Officers used CS gas to disperse the protesters out of concern that the lives of officers and others inside the North Precinct were at risk.
One officer was seriously injured and taken to a hospital, and several other officers suffered minor injuries. All are expected to recover.
Many faith leaders and members of Portland's Black community spoke passionately during Friday's news conference, denouncing the violence as an attempt to distract people from the momentum of the Black Lives Matter movement.
"We've got to call terrorism terrorism," said Pastor Steven Holt. "A distraction from owning the systemic racism that's brought the community to this point."
"Whoever was behind this that [thinks] they were doing it, or perhaps are trying to have us think that they are doing it, in the name of Black Lives Matter we know that it was just the opposite," Self Enhancement, Inc. President and CEO Tony Hopson said, "Not only is it not about Black Lives Matter, it’s against Black Lives Matter! Don’t allow ourselves to get distracted. I’m almost upset [we're] even here and have to put this kind of attention on them."
Champions Barbering Institute is in the same complex on NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and NE Killingsworth as PPB's North Precinct. Founder Jamaal Lane said in the press conference that the business owners in the neighborhood are not in support of tearing their community down.
"Whatever went on here last night was not a part of our community because our community don’t get down like that," Lane said.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler voiced his support for the Black community and decried the violence, calling it "totally unacceptable."
"What happened here is not helping bring about any meaningful change," said Wheeler. "It was an attack on our community."
On Thursday night, a group of people marched from Fernhill Park to the PPB's North Precinct at Northeast Emerson Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Around 10 p.m., the group began building a fence stretching from the police station across Emerson Street to the Boys and Girls Club. According to police, the crowd tried and failed to breach the police precinct’s doors and began barricading the doors instead to trap officers inside. Members of the group also began throwing things, including glass bottles, at officers.
Credit: Portland police
Demonstrators tried to breach the doors of the PPB's north precinct. When unsuccessful, they barricaded the exit door instead, according to police.
People threw fireworks at officers and threatened to burn the police station down, police said.
Police declared an unlawful assembly around 1 a.m. and began dispersing the crowd about 20 minutes later. The violent crowd fought back and shot officers with paintballs, police said. Someone shot a mortar onto the roof of the police station.
Around 2:15 a.m., the group set the north side of the police station on fire. Officers used CS gas to disperse the crowd.
Credit: Portland police
Protesters set fire to the north side of the PPB's North Precinct.
People looted and set fire to several surrounding businesses.
The crowd was largely gone by 3:30 a.m.
Officers arrested four people for the following charges:
"This is a transformative time and that transformation is taking place each and every day," Wheeler said. "What happened here last night… that is not transformation.
"Last night was plainly and simply about arson. It's blatant criminal violence."
Police say a group of people set the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct on fire while people were inside, and damaged and burned nearby businesses, all of which are owned by people of color, during an hourslong clash with police officers.
"The acts that took place here last night are not only reprehensible, but they are evil," said Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell. "There are people inside these buildings we are trying to protect. It needs to stop and stop today."
The Portland Police Bureau called the group's actions "more aggressive and violent than those seen in weeks past." Officers used CS gas to disperse the protesters out of concern that the lives of officers and others inside the North Precinct were at risk.
One officer was seriously injured and taken to a hospital, and several other officers suffered minor injuries. All are expected to recover.
Many faith leaders and members of Portland's Black community spoke passionately during Friday's news conference, denouncing the violence as an attempt to distract people from the momentum of the Black Lives Matter movement.
"We've got to call terrorism terrorism," said Pastor Steven Holt. "A distraction from owning the systemic racism that's brought the community to this point."
"Whoever was behind this that [thinks] they were doing it, or perhaps are trying to have us think that they are doing it, in the name of Black Lives Matter we know that it was just the opposite," Self Enhancement, Inc. President and CEO Tony Hopson said, "Not only is it not about Black Lives Matter, it’s against Black Lives Matter! Don’t allow ourselves to get distracted. I’m almost upset [we're] even here and have to put this kind of attention on them."
Champions Barbering Institute is in the same complex on NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and NE Killingsworth as PPB's North Precinct. Founder Jamaal Lane said in the press conference that the business owners in the neighborhood are not in support of tearing their community down.
"Whatever went on here last night was not a part of our community because our community don’t get down like that," Lane said.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler voiced his support for the Black community and decried the violence, calling it "totally unacceptable."
"What happened here is not helping bring about any meaningful change," said Wheeler. "It was an attack on our community."
On Thursday night, a group of people marched from Fernhill Park to the PPB's North Precinct at Northeast Emerson Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Around 10 p.m., the group began building a fence stretching from the police station across Emerson Street to the Boys and Girls Club. According to police, the crowd tried and failed to breach the police precinct’s doors and began barricading the doors instead to trap officers inside. Members of the group also began throwing things, including glass bottles, at officers.
Credit: Portland police
Demonstrators tried to breach the doors of the PPB's north precinct. When unsuccessful, they barricaded the exit door instead, according to police.
People threw fireworks at officers and threatened to burn the police station down, police said.
Police declared an unlawful assembly around 1 a.m. and began dispersing the crowd about 20 minutes later. The violent crowd fought back and shot officers with paintballs, police said. Someone shot a mortar onto the roof of the police station.
Around 2:15 a.m., the group set the north side of the police station on fire. Officers used CS gas to disperse the crowd.
Credit: Portland police
Protesters set fire to the north side of the PPB's North Precinct.
People looted and set fire to several surrounding businesses.
The crowd was largely gone by 3:30 a.m.
Officers arrested four people for the following charges:
- Joshua Shane Morris, 33, interfering with a peace officer, resist arrest
- Charles Randolph Comfort, 23, interfering with a peace officer, riot, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct II, assaulting a public safety officer
- Olive Baldwin, 22-year-old, interfering with a peace officer, resisting arrest, riot
- Tudela Jackson, 24-year-old, riot, disorderly conduct II, resisting arrest, interfering with a peace officer
"This is a transformative time and that transformation is taking place each and every day," Wheeler said. "What happened here last night… that is not transformation.
"Last night was plainly and simply about arson. It's blatant criminal violence."
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That list is forgetting Saying they are racist for dating outside their race (yellow fever, what ever you want to call dating a black, etc)
i'm sorry if this has already been covered, but i searched for portland and police and bureau in the past 24 hours and didn't get any results.
" A group of people set the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct on fire while people were inside, and looted and burned nearby businesses owned by people of color. "
Community leaders condemn 'evil' acts of violence in Northeast Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. — Community members and city leaders came together Friday afternoon to condemn the violence, looting and vandalism that took place Thursday night and into Friday morning in Northeast Portland.
Police say a group of people set the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct on fire while people were inside, and damaged and burned nearby businesses, all of which are owned by people of color, during an hourslong clash with police officers.
"The acts that took place here last night are not only reprehensible, but they are evil," said Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell. "There are people inside these buildings we are trying to protect. It needs to stop and stop today."
The Portland Police Bureau called the group's actions "more aggressive and violent than those seen in weeks past." Officers used CS gas to disperse the protesters out of concern that the lives of officers and others inside the North Precinct were at risk.
One officer was seriously injured and taken to a hospital, and several other officers suffered minor injuries. All are expected to recover.
Many faith leaders and members of Portland's Black community spoke passionately during Friday's news conference, denouncing the violence as an attempt to distract people from the momentum of the Black Lives Matter movement.
"We've got to call terrorism terrorism," said Pastor Steven Holt. "A distraction from owning the systemic racism that's brought the community to this point."
"Whoever was behind this that [thinks] they were doing it, or perhaps are trying to have us think that they are doing it, in the name of Black Lives Matter we know that it was just the opposite," Self Enhancement, Inc. President and CEO Tony Hopson said, "Not only is it not about Black Lives Matter, it’s against Black Lives Matter! Don’t allow ourselves to get distracted. I’m almost upset [we're] even here and have to put this kind of attention on them."
Champions Barbering Institute is in the same complex on NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and NE Killingsworth as PPB's North Precinct. Founder Jamaal Lane said in the press conference that the business owners in the neighborhood are not in support of tearing their community down.
"Whatever went on here last night was not a part of our community because our community don’t get down like that," Lane said.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler voiced his support for the Black community and decried the violence, calling it "totally unacceptable."
"What happened here is not helping bring about any meaningful change," said Wheeler. "It was an attack on our community."
On Thursday night, a group of people marched from Fernhill Park to the PPB's North Precinct at Northeast Emerson Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Around 10 p.m., the group began building a fence stretching from the police station across Emerson Street to the Boys and Girls Club. According to police, the crowd tried and failed to breach the police precinct’s doors and began barricading the doors instead to trap officers inside. Members of the group also began throwing things, including glass bottles, at officers.
Credit: Portland police
Demonstrators tried to breach the doors of the PPB's north precinct. When unsuccessful, they barricaded the exit door instead, according to police.
People threw fireworks at officers and threatened to burn the police station down, police said.
Police declared an unlawful assembly around 1 a.m. and began dispersing the crowd about 20 minutes later. The violent crowd fought back and shot officers with paintballs, police said. Someone shot a mortar onto the roof of the police station.
Around 2:15 a.m., the group set the north side of the police station on fire. Officers used CS gas to disperse the crowd.
Credit: Portland police
Protesters set fire to the north side of the PPB's North Precinct.
People looted and set fire to several surrounding businesses.
The crowd was largely gone by 3:30 a.m.
Officers arrested four people for the following charges:
Protests have continued in Portland since the death of George Floyd on Memorial Day. Many demonstrations and marches around the city have been nonviolent, others have escalated into clashes with Portland police officers, who often used force to disperse the crowds.
- Joshua Shane Morris, 33, interfering with a peace officer, resist arrest
- Charles Randolph Comfort, 23, interfering with a peace officer, riot, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct II, assaulting a public safety officer
- Olive Baldwin, 22-year-old, interfering with a peace officer, resisting arrest, riot
- Tudela Jackson, 24-year-old, riot, disorderly conduct II, resisting arrest, interfering with a peace officer
"This is a transformative time and that transformation is taking place each and every day," Wheeler said. "What happened here last night… that is not transformation.
"Last night was plainly and simply about arson. It's blatant criminal violence."
Shit I think that was the station that was on stream last night, they were getting really bad before I went to bed, they told a lady who police where unable ot find their kids, when she said they were better then spray painting the police station they told her to get fucked and she said "THIS IS A PLACE FOR BLACKS IF YOU ARE WHITE OR NOT BLACK YOU NEED TO LEAVE."
They also demanded the release of "protesters" arrested for setting stuff on fire because "There is no wrong way to protest"
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Just in case anyone thought that nothing was happening. I also don't buy the "didn't say anything threatening" bit due to being qualified by "currently".
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It's an old list, but I agree with you! There needs to be a more up-to-date version.
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2016 they said "I'm gone if Trump gets in." I guess papa government is too kind a patriarch.
I always have to ask, what caused such a drastic change after that fateful day back in November 2016? It just cannot be an orange man.
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