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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... My Administration is also working to increase economic opportunities for Hispanic Americans by providing pathways to in-demand jobs and investing in Hispanic-American communities. On July 9, 2020, I signed an Executive Order to establish the White House Hispanic Prosperity Initiative to promote educational and workforce development, encourage private-sector action and public-private partnerships, and to monitor how Federal programs best provide opportunities for Hispanic Americans. Additionally, this Executive Order established the President’s Advisory Commission on Hispanic Prosperity, which is dedicated to advising my Administration on ways to improve access to educational and economic opportunities for the Hispanic-American community. This year, my Administration also delivered $1 billion in funding to Minority-Serving Institutions, including Hispanic-Serving Institutions. And since I signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 into law, nearly 9,000 Opportunity Zones have attracted an estimated $75 billion in new capital investment in economically distressed areas, helping to bring wealth and jobs to the neighborhoods where many Hispanic Americans live.

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Damn, I didn't know that. For a guy book-smart enough and apparently personable enough to land a job with Microsoft, he sure seems fucking retarded in almost every other aspect of his life.

I thought Antifa liked Starbucks? It's a place where they can write their shit screenplays [or pretend to do so], ruminate over all of the Nazism in the world, and get angry at minorities because they didn't get their 12 dollar cup of shitty sugar-packed barely coffee quite right. I've never frequented one but every time I looked through the windows or set foot in one, it was like an Insufferable Cunt Convention with a bunch of assholes pretending to be Hunter Thompson on their Macbooks.

Give me some greasy spoon diner coffee that truckers drink, that shit there will bring your ass up to your elbows in no time, unlike Starbucks' overpriced pretentious swill.
It's a little funny to me every time I see someone here say this, because having lived in the PNW my whole life, the Starbucks vs Anarchacommie rivalry has been going on most of my adult life now. Maybe in other parts of the world they get along better, but out here they have always been like cats and mice. It just wouldn't be a black bloc appearance without a brick going through the Starbucks window.
 
That was bad, but the worst one was the religious infighting that gave Islam a wedge in the Levant. A lot of eastern Christians saw the muslims as initially more accepting and practically invited them in. I mean, sucks down the road, but given that Islam is likely a development from a Christian sect to begin with, it was understandable.
Religion had little to do with it. The Levant and Palestine spent the prior 30 years outside of Roman control during the Roman-Persian war. There was an entire generation of people who grew up outside of the Roman institutions and the period after the war was fraught with instability as the cash strapped Empire was trying to reassert control. Its highly likely that the Arabs didn't just march in with a full blown army initially, but rather the entire area was blighted with banditry and lawlessness that the Romans couldn't deal with as the army was a depleted force incapable of solving it.
 
That was bad, but the worst one was the religious infighting that gave Islam a wedge in the Levant. A lot of eastern Christians saw the muslims as initially more accepting and practically invited them in. I mean, sucks down the road, but given that Islam is likely a development from a Christian sect to begin with, it was understandable.

Endless Byzantine theosperging turned off eastern Christians to the empire and many of them welcomed Muslim invaders who promised they would put an end to nonstop bitching and violence over it
 
Seen on Twitter, some Laramie, WY cops bump a protester, then say "fuck it" and run them all the way over.

I've never been more proud to say I spent my youth in that great state.

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"These racist cop they need to go. Hey hey hoho."
Yeah, all those minorities the cops abuse out in lily white Laramie. Good thing all these dipshit college students are there to stop them from beating to death the one black guy in town.
 
Man this Joey guy is an amazing one liner machine "I'm not saying all black people should be followed but everyone that we follow should be black." :story:
Sounds like someone worked in loss prevention.

Seen on Twitter, some Laramie, WY cops bump a protester, then say "fuck it" and run them all the way over.

I've never been more proud to say I spent my youth in that great state.

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Oh great, now we have to sit through another Laramie Project and hear about how dangerous and backward Wyoming is.
 
Pretty sure it is Jewish in origin. First, Muhammad tried to make a life grifting as a prophet to the Jews. They laughed and called him a retard since he wasn't even Jewish. I forget if he tried to be a Christian prophet next or just went the Hubbard route immediately, but the rest is history.

That's the standard scholarly view. There's also some research that suggests that Islam has at least part of it's roots in a Assyrian Christian offshoot/prayer book, since parts of the Koran originally made less sense in Arabic, but work in Aramaic. There's at least a few scholars that have suggested that Mohammed never actually existed and that Islam was a Persian attempt to pull the Arabs away from Eastern Roman influence that backfired. German scholars have done research in that direction, but it's difficult since they start getting serious death threats if they dig into it too much.

It does have more Jewish flavor than Christian though.
 
Black Girl Rev Media (facebook) repeatedly said "they go her hypnotized" in relation to a female cop...Get Out was interpreted literally by retarded people it seems.

Joey Wieser (facebook) was just mask Karening about SPD officers not on bikes. He then interviewed "Katie" a smug jogger who said "well SPD been racist since 1860 and on record since 1890 and freedom patrols since 1964" jesus these people spew idiotic bullshit. Joey's now trying to find a black person to stream with his phone for some reason.

In relation to Tia (Black Girl Rev Media) Joey Wieser said the following, and I quote: "She's black, and that's good enough for me." ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaaha

Also someone launched a mortar firework at a cop car as they were driving by because of course they did.

Man this Joey guy is an amazing one liner machine "I'm not saying all black people should be followed but everyone that we follow should be black." :story:
Get Out does somewhat describe the "Replacement migration" strategies that modern Western countries are using if you squint or you're steeped in Afrocentrist bullshit. Rich white and (((white))) people enticing poor POCs to migrate over and pad out the labour force because their own race doesn't produce enough children to keep the social security pyramid scheme running, in the hope that said immigrants will magically become perfect little worker bees once immersed in globohomo. Just as the old family in Get Out see those nogs as perfect vessels to replace their decaying bodies, & uses promises of a better life with a pretty white girl to lure them in. Just like in the film, it doesn't all go according to plan.
 
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Religion had little to do with it. The Levant and Palestine spent the prior 30 years outside of Roman control during the Roman-Persian war. There was an entire generation of people who grew up outside of the Roman institutions and the period after the war was fraught with instability as the cash strapped Empire was trying to reassert control. Its highly likely that the Arabs didn't just march in with a full blown army initially, but rather the entire area was blighted with banditry and lawlessness that the Romans couldn't deal with as the army was a depleted force incapable of solving it.

Embrace the power of and. Levantine and Egyptian Christians had been butting head with Constantinople for quite sometime. The Church of the East was typically considered borderline to full on heretics for most of it's life. Until relatively recently, when they knuckled under to the Eastern Orthodox. Much like the fall of the Western Empire, there's not just one cause, but religious strife played a role. Or at least made it easier.
 
The cops in Portland, Seattle, and New York should just stop showing up for work and try to go somewhere else.
Those locations have already been designated anarchist jurisdictions, meaning no more federal funding.
Basically they're all just overgrown versions of Hamsterdam.

I would say I feel bad for citizens still living there but a high number of them voted this shit in so fuck em.
 

That's an inflammatory, selective, and inaccurate video. She's a talking bobblehead.
Pretty sure it is Jewish in origin. First, Muhammad tried to make a life grifting as a prophet to the Jews. They laughed and called him a retard since he wasn't even Jewish. I forget if he tried to be a Christian prophet next or just went the Hubbard route immediately, but the rest is history.

Nah, polytheist. Mo came from Mecca and originally was a moon-worshipper. They laughed and made fun of his new religion and called him names, so he left Mecca in a huff and the first Muslims became a professional gang of highway robbers. That culminated in the Battle of Badr.

His interaction with Jews came when he and his followers entered Medina as refugees, before that battle I believe, wherein he promptly declared to the Jewish and polytheist villagers that he intended to rule them, then had fever dreams of Jewish conspiracies, so he massacred them and took their shekels. He had originally tried to convert them by having Muslims face Jerusalem to pray, but when they laughed at him for being an illiterate goy he changed the prayer direction to Mecca and the polytheists mostly converted. The others suffered blood loss or ran away to Mecca. The Mo made a triumphant surprise return to Mecca as conqueror after beheading their peace messenger who was sent to accept his offer of a truce. Then just about everybody thought converting sounded nice.
 
That was bad, but the worst one was the religious infighting that gave Islam a wedge in the Levant. A lot of eastern Christians saw the muslims as initially more accepting and practically invited them in. I mean, sucks down the road, but given that Islam is likely a development from a Christian sect to begin with, it was understandable.
Pretty sure it is Jewish in origin. First, Muhammad tried to make a life grifting as a prophet to the Jews. They laughed and called him a retard since he wasn't even Jewish. I forget if he tried to be a Christian prophet next or just went the Hubbard route immediately, but the rest is history.

It's quiet complicated since there's actually very little evidence for Mohammed other than the texts ascribed to him, all of which was edited heavily in the second caliphate. There are only a few books about this you can find from a scholarly perspective, but there's a PDF out there I believe of The Quest for the Historical Muhammad from the lates 90s/early 2000s (pre 9/11) if the historicity of Muhammad interests you.

As for Islam's relationship with Christians in that time, it is also a heavily politicized and hence unstudied issue—at least, from the non-traditional (aka politically correct) standpoint. From the Greek and Syriac sources, it does not seem they took the Arab Conquest to be a religious invasion of some identifiable "other" religious group. This makes sense in the grand scheme of Near Eastern history, as they had to deal with Arab invaders for centuries in those regions. Furthermore, it occurred at the end of the Byzantine-Persian wars where much of the Levantine coast was destroyed entirely. Finally, there were a series of earthquakes and natural disasters which were interpreted in context as signifying the end of times.

All that said, time did not end and the Arab invaders remained. In what capacity, though? Until the reforms of the second caliphate, it likely wasn't onerous or entirely unique. There's even debate about the composition of the forward Arab forces, as the initial "Islamic" prisoners held in Constantinople were actually Turkic, if I recall correctly. I'm not a Syriacist or an Arabist, so take it with a grain of salt, but I'd argue it was more of like an external occupier forcing tributary status upon Hellenistic and Syriac cities but not mixing too much with the locals. With the establishment of hierarchies and reforms in the caliphate, Christians likely came into much closer of a relationship with this new, still-coalescing religious identity. The first real note that there was some issue with "Islam" came, really, from John of Damascus, who was born about 40 years after Muhammad's alleged death. He wrote an entire chapter in his Font of Wisdom about the heresy of Islam.

But most of the initial concerns seem to pop into existence with the laying-on of the jizya tax system upon Christians. Unlike what they might tell you on a place like Reddit, it was extremely difficult for corporate bodies like churches to continually maintain these taxes, likely driving away Christians from their faith—if only for economic reasons. That's probably why John of Damascus wrote polemically against Islam when he did, because he saw the effects their social systems were having on Christian communities of faith.

So did Christians in the region take Islam to be more accepting? Probably not. Just a type of "nothing new" until it was too late, by which time reforms came down from an organized head with novel ideas including burdensome religious taxation. After a certain point, this type of taxation would have started driving away Christians and increasing conversions, resulting in the appearance of polemic against an outwardly-defined religion known as "Islam" about 100 years after the Conquest. I was surprised to come to this conclusion, since it's not the politically correct thing they teach in school.

And as for Mohammed...who knows? There are only a few scholars who can talk about that (unlike Jesus, as we're either in or beyond the third Quest for the Historical Jesus in academia) but the conclusions aren't very...conclusive. Most pre-Islamic culture was destroyed and the one piece we have (Quran) is basically autobiographical and sacrosanct.

tl;dr muzzies kill people who look too closely at Mohammed and start asking questions, and it's too ~mean~ to tell Muslims they weren't recognized by the Greeks as such for decades, at the very least, when their crippling taxation system started causing problems.

edit: oh and on Quranic sources, there certainly was knowledge of the OT, though I'm not an expert on what they may have actually had. Sabaean Jews were a thing in the Yemen, but they're long gone (though there's a reference to Sabaeans in the Quran as "people of the book" that nobody is certain about). They also certainly had some Christian texts, like the apocryphal Protoevangelium of James, from which we get our neat little nativity story and scenes. Yep, those sets your neighbors put out in December? They're based on an apocryphal text about Mary's life and the birth of Jesus, not the Gospels themselves. To add to this, the inscriptions on the Dome of the Rock might be an early theological response directly aimed at the canons of the Council of Nicaea, meaning they had some disputation with the Christianity being solidified at that point in history as tripartite. There are some funny disputations particularly resulting from mistranslations. Like the word for "singular" or "unified" in Arabic was translated as "cylindrical" in Greek, so the Christians would mock the Muzzies for having a cylinder god whereas the muzzies would mock the Christians for having three gods.

edit 2: and on the Jerusalem-facing prayer, there is some slight evidence this may have been done in late antique Jewish temples (by which point we could call them synagogues, as before the term referred to the general community). Jerusalem may have been much more critical to Islam than Mecca until they changed the direction in the caliphates after Muhammad. This has led some scholars to posit that early Islam was more of a Jewish fundamentalist movement than anything else at its origins. I would buy that argument, but it sure would be nice to have some pre-Quranic literature from the time period to see the evolution of their thought. Instead they destroyed it all and now they'll kill you if you say differently in the wrong place at the wrong time.
 
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That's an inflammatory, selective, and inaccurate video. She's a talking bobblehead.


Nah, polytheist. Mo came from Mecca and originally was a moon-worshipper. They laughed and made fun of his new religion and called him names, so he left Mecca in a huff and the first Muslims became a professional gang of highway robbers. That culminated in the Battle of Badr.

His interaction with Jews came when he and his followers entered Medina as refugees, before that battle I believe, wherein he promptly declared to the Jewish and polytheist villagers that he intended to rule them, then had fever dreams of Jewish conspiracies, so he massacred them and took their shekels. He had originally tried to convert them by having Muslims face Jerusalem to pray, but when they laughed at him for being an illiterate goy he changed the prayer direction to Mecca and the polytheists mostly converted. The others suffered blood loss or ran away to Mecca. The Mo made a triumphant surprise return to Mecca as conqueror after beheading their peace messenger who was sent to accept his offer of a truce. Then just about everybody thought converting sounded nice.
So Mohammed was playing Mount & Blade IRL? The games were coded by Turks after all...
 
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