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I have no idea how you came to those conclusions.
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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I like how the idiots painted it so it looks like genocide is crossed out.
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This part has really got me wondering:
Hummer added that the rented vehicle the pair had been in had several items "suspicious in nature,” which he described as “odd items, but nothing illegal.”
Someone should clip this and send it to him.
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>any random asian with a camera is bound to be mistaken for Andy Ngo at this point
How can one man besides Trump cause so much paranoid rage in these 'people'? Do they really hate the taste of their own medicine this much?
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Is that faggot just noticing that these protests are just block parties with looting and the occasional molotov throwing competition?
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She's been there from the start. R3volutiondaddy is a larper who likes running from the cops and getting shot with rubber bullets, so she's salty it's just dance parties now.
She's also a Syrian refugee. Not sure why she's not over there since she likes to pretend she's so thirsty for conflict.
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Minorities that don't toe the leftist line are some of the people they hate the most, black or asian. They are considered traitors, as though the left is entitled to their support.
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You wanna know what? Fuck it, I'll be a bit right wing.
Deport. It. Now.
If you repay being graciously welcomed into this country to save your life, with the hope you make a better one here, and you respond by actively burning it down. Either get your ass out, or eat a bullet. I don't care which, just pick one.
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Agreed.
Here's some old pics that illustrate how she likes her protests:
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considering to fall for that shit in the first place you need to have some underlying issues, I'm not surprised it turns into a cage of starved rats every time.
honest question: why is it that burgers always have a posse in the background standing around doing nothing but being all serious?
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What is it with these people and their obsession over "Fictional characters and what type of trans/political ideology of our side/etc" fetish.
Snack Van/Snake Mama give out soylent green.
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you mean the normies that just want to chill after work and need to sleep so they can get up in the morning? the ones who understand no one wants to deal with that shit in front of their house? good luck with that.
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Heh, they'll be stopping soon. Very cold and rainy in the Pacific north west.
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Memphis is a really weird place.
The lack of riots may have something to do with Memphis being something like like 63% black, and 30% white. Of those black people a lot of them are types who would try to perform exorcisms on the rioters, don't want extra run ins with the law, don't want to anger a local gang by rioting in the wrong place, are the ones who will shoot the rioters, or are just far too lazy and stoned for activism.
For comparison:
Seattle is roughly 65% white, 14% asian, and only 7% black.
Portland is remarkably white, 76% white, 7% asian, and 6% black.
Memphis is also far more religious than either of those places. Seattle is more religious than Portland, but a lot of their religious demographics are just "soft" denominations that preach feel good sermons, and some of which probably teach critical race theory in Sunday school. Seattle also has a lot of Catholics, which can fit into that category.
Portland is well known for being the least religious US city, where most people answer that they believe in "nothing in particular" on polls.
I can't find any really well sourced religious breakdowns for Memphis right now, and the one I want is giving me a page error. It looks like when I compare stats from the same sites though, that Memphis, Tennesee, has easily three times the amount of people who identify as religious. Tennessee itself is also often listed as the third most religious US state pretty consistently, and while people in the rest of the state will make fun of Memphis by saying "when you are bad you get put in the corner" or "Memphis is Tennesee's butthole" due to the crime rate, it's only slightly different culturally from the rest of the state. It's not a situation like in Oregon where no one outside of Portland really identifies with Portland.
Memphis also has a lot more "crunchy" denominations. While they do have a lot of Southern Baptists which are starting to go soft, a lot of them aren't and as far as I know they are still not close to allowing female preachers or anything. They also have a large amount of fundies of various races some of which feel like the SBC is loosing it's way, and a large amount of black Pentecostals and has the headquarters for the Church of God in Christ.
I've met several black people from Memphis who were all very frank about describing the world as a cosmic battle of good and evil where Satan wants to destroy creation. It's really refreshing compared to white protestants trying to be overly intellectual and taking a more self centered and almost narcissistic view of their faith. White protestants where I live have trouble comprehending things like child sex trafficking without nearly passing out and trying to convince themselves it almost never happens, whereas the religious black people I've met already know about those things and don't have trouble comprehending that the world is full of evil people who would laugh over your dismembered corpse just because they think it's funny.
This may be borderline TMI, but I attended an art workshop once where this black lady from Memphis and I were having a jolly and fast paced conversation of our spiritual views and the young Californian transplants surrounding us looked like they were going to bleed from their eyeballs. I think a lot of them joined because they wanted to do some quirky art to meet more fellow queers and somehow we absolutely ruined their experience because they were crushed against the opposite wall from us with several not returning after the first day despite paying for the whole course. I think they could have ignored us and had their own conversations, but I guess we gave off vibes that felt that bad to them. From our perspective we were being rather tame too. Some of the weirder topics we discussed was trying to figure out how common devil worship is in gangs.
I've met an equal amount of black people from Memphis who are straight up retarded hoodrats, but I'm pretty sure the higher rate of serious religious people is part of a larger cultural difference (such as belief in consequences and belief in objective good & evil) that has a lot to do with why Memphis wouldn't be able to sustain the things Antifa has been doing in the Pacific Northwest without being shot, beat up, or otherwise humiliated. I know people in the south were shocked BLM was able to block the road in Memhpis for so long, but it basically resulted in Tennessee passing laws making sure that you can run them over next time, lmao.
I wish I could get better stats on Memphis with better sourcing because that city really fascinates me.
Portland is well known for being the least religious US city, where most people answer that they believe in "nothing in particular" on polls.
I can't find any really well sourced religious breakdowns for Memphis right now, and the one I want is giving me a page error. It looks like when I compare stats from the same sites though, that Memphis, Tennesee, has easily three times the amount of people who identify as religious. Tennessee itself is also often listed as the third most religious US state pretty consistently, and while people in the rest of the state will make fun of Memphis by saying "when you are bad you get put in the corner" or "Memphis is Tennesee's butthole" due to the crime rate, it's only slightly different culturally from the rest of the state. It's not a situation like in Oregon where no one outside of Portland really identifies with Portland.
Memphis also has a lot more "crunchy" denominations. While they do have a lot of Southern Baptists which are starting to go soft, a lot of them aren't and as far as I know they are still not close to allowing female preachers or anything. They also have a large amount of fundies of various races some of which feel like the SBC is loosing it's way, and a large amount of black Pentecostals and has the headquarters for the Church of God in Christ.
I've met several black people from Memphis who were all very frank about describing the world as a cosmic battle of good and evil where Satan wants to destroy creation. It's really refreshing compared to white protestants trying to be overly intellectual and taking a more self centered and almost narcissistic view of their faith. White protestants where I live have trouble comprehending things like child sex trafficking without nearly passing out and trying to convince themselves it almost never happens, whereas the religious black people I've met already know about those things and don't have trouble comprehending that the world is full of evil people who would laugh over your dismembered corpse just because they think it's funny.
This may be borderline TMI, but I attended an art workshop once where this black lady from Memphis and I were having a jolly and fast paced conversation of our spiritual views and the young Californian transplants surrounding us looked like they were going to bleed from their eyeballs. I think a lot of them joined because they wanted to do some quirky art to meet more fellow queers and somehow we absolutely ruined their experience because they were crushed against the opposite wall from us with several not returning after the first day despite paying for the whole course. I think they could have ignored us and had their own conversations, but I guess we gave off vibes that felt that bad to them. From our perspective we were being rather tame too. Some of the weirder topics we discussed was trying to figure out how common devil worship is in gangs.
I've met an equal amount of black people from Memphis who are straight up retarded hoodrats, but I'm pretty sure the higher rate of serious religious people is part of a larger cultural difference (such as belief in consequences and belief in objective good & evil) that has a lot to do with why Memphis wouldn't be able to sustain the things Antifa has been doing in the Pacific Northwest without being shot, beat up, or otherwise humiliated. I know people in the south were shocked BLM was able to block the road in Memhpis for so long, but it basically resulted in Tennessee passing laws making sure that you can run them over next time, lmao.
I wish I could get better stats on Memphis with better sourcing because that city really fascinates me.
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Hopefully they keep putting that back on the street. Or multiple streets just to force New York to use resources to clean it up.
Ultimate would be a banner hanging from Trump tower.
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The true believers think that Families are the cause of all sin and the reason they can't fuck kids in the street.
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Yeah, the marxists mostly hate the "family unit" since it gives people a connection that's stronger than the connection to the marxists would be, and they daydream about ways to end it.
But most of them begrudgingly acknowledge there's no real way to do it that wouldn't get them immediately revolted against and killed.
Not to mention that people that've gone through the foster system in the U.S. tend to get a bit touchy when other people talk about expanding something like that to everyone.
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