Will put this one here. Some "black militia" turd wants Texas. Hey, dude, go down there and take it. See how long you and your militia last. Seconds? Minutes? Far as saying stuff to any "rednecks", doubt anyone but themselves knew of their march. Easy to bluster. In reality, they'd be outnumbered fairly quickly.
A lot of tweets at the link.
Heavily armed black militia wants US to give them Texas, challenges ‘scared a** rednecks’ in Georgia: ‘We here. Where the F you at?’
July 5, 2020 |
Tom Tillison |
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Grand Master Jay, the self-described leader of the black militia NFAC is advocating for a “new black nation,” suggesting that Texas will do just fine, as soon as the Lone Star state can be ceded to them.
As seen in a video making the rounds, when asked about the solution to events, Jay had plenty to say about a black ethnostate inside the United States, as a social media user characterized the group’s objective.
“The solution is very simple,” he responded. “We file a declaration of liberation, declaring every African-American descendant of slavery a political prisoner here in the United States, that was affected by the Portuguese slave trade, and after that, the United States then has a choice, either carve us a piece of land out here — we’ll take Texas — and let us do our own thing, or don’t stop us when we exit this body here and go somewhere where they will give us our own land to build our own nation.”
The initials NFAC reportedly stands for the “Not F*cking Around Coalition,” which is how the group refers to itself. Jay claimed they’re all ex-military, are disciplined and are expert shooters.
“We don’t want to talk no more, we don’t want to negotiate,” he said. “We don’t want to sing songs, we don’t bring signs to a gunfight. We’re an eye for an eye organization. So when they decide to act right, we’ll act right. And we do it all legally.”
Members of the heavily armed black militia marched on Stone Mountain Park, near Atlanta, on the 4th of July to call for the removal of a giant Confederate rock carving at the site.
The site, seen as a racist by the left, includes carvings of Confederate figures Robert E Lee, Jefferson Davis, and Thomas J “Stonewall” Jackson.
Of course, the group doesn’t realize that they undermine the whole argument about systemic racism in America.
After all, a large group of black men obeying gun laws proceeds without interference — this being a scene that most Second Amendment supporters would take no issue with, regardless of race.
In a video making the rounds, a black man — perhaps Grand Master Jay — speaking into a bullhorn taunted white militias, effectively challenging “rednecks” to battle it out.
“Threat, counter-threat — because threats don’t mean sh*t to us,” he said. “Y’all been threatening us since Birmingham, I ain’t seen sh*t.”
“I don’t see no white militia,” he added. “So to the boogie boys, the Three Percenters, and all the rest of these scared-ass rednecks, we here! Where the fuck you at? We in your house. Let’s go. NFAC, motherf*ckers!”
In a longer clip, the man declared the police “work for the KKK,” and that bankers in America
are the KKK, as are “most white people.”
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Naturally, the left blamed President Donald Trump for the insanity, as seen in a tweet that contradicts itself in talking about a “race war” and the black militia “peacefully protesting” in the same breath.
It would seem that social media users are a bit skeptical about Texas yielding to the demands of the group.
Here’s a sampling of responses from Twitter:
'Madness': Heavily armed black militia in Georgia talked about forming 'new black nation' inside US on the 4th of July, has its eyes on the state of Texas.
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Added: At this rate, it is very likely only a matter of time until these people encounter armed pushback. An old observation - "Those who talk aren't doing, those who are doing aren't talking." You may have seen/heard differently, but I haven't heard of a single "militia" group threatening violence in response to these "protests". Says a lot to me. Hope not. Not inciting anyone to direct action, but could happen.
