“A Little Girl Is Dead” Frustrated Mom’s #BlackLivesMatter

[desertrain10]

Please close this thread

BLM is a slogan, not the movement, or the grievance that underlies it

Reducing a movement to its slogan, and then nitpicking that slogan to discredit it, is deeply dishonest to say the least

 

[LUClEN]

Ehhh, lethal force is not always justified just because you're a criminal

Take the Mike Brown case

Kid was unarmed, there is no reason Wilson shouldn't have been able to just get the arrest by clubbing the kid with a baton or something

Fact is cops across the US are quick to violence, and even more so with Black victims. Just because some of these people being killed were committing crimes doesn't justify the force being used. Nor is protest for them invalid just because there were other people who died to police violence that were not committing crimes.

 

[stringer bell]

https://www.twitter.com/tchop_stl/status/636175434372124672
https://www.twitter.com/tchop_stl/status/636185908341903362
https://www.twitter.com/tchop_stl/status/636187235180609537

http://heavy.com/news/2015/08/peggy...ack-lives-matter-facebook-video-navy-veteran/

Peggy Hubbard: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

A black woman in St. Louis has become the darling of the conservative political media after she posted several profane-laced videos to Facebook. The clips feature Navy veteran Peggy Hubbard criticizing the Black Lives Matter movement, accusing civil rights protesters of encouraging police brutality and defending the actions of “thugs.”

3. She Used to Work at the IRS

Peggy Hubbard is a native of Ferguson, Missouri, but now lives in Rockville, Illinois. According to her Facebook page, she’s a Navy veteran who has since retired from working at the IRS. She’s shown on social media to be a motorcycle enthusiast, her photos show her at events featuring bikers and the confederate flag.

4. Her Cousin Is East St. Louis’ Police Chief

Earlier in August 2015, Hubbard wrote that her cousin, Michael, had become the new police chief in East St. Louis. Fox St. Louis reported at the time that Michael Hubbard is a 19 year veteran of the East St. Louis department. The station says he was hired because of his “strong reputation for community policing and inspiring excellence through ethical leadership.”

This solidifies her as a tried and true coon.. She's supreme coon status in my book.. But she she go Alpha Omega Coon status if she happens to know:

 

[bununs alias]

lmfao,i love the intanets

 

[thefabmd2dc]

Yeah that's why I automatically disregard anyone who says something about black on black crime in today's social climate.

They only ever seem to say anything when you have a controversy over a black person being killed.

 

[Ajackson17]

Yeah that's why I automatically disregard anyone who says something about black on black crime in today's social climate.

They only ever seem to say anything when you have a controversy over a black person being killed.

Exactly

 

[7figz]

Ether to posters who fell for her bullshit. Old dog-horse-face lookin' bitch.

 

[Stiff]

PETA really pisses me the fuck off. Wheres the outrage for the pesticides and various bug sprays sold every day that kills insects. All of this attention for mammals with furs but what about the insects??? Wheres the outrage????

 

[Arya Tsaddiq]

PETA really pisses me the fuck off. Wheres the outrage for the pesticides and various bug sprays sold every day that kills insects. All of this attention for mammals with furs but what about the insects??? Wheres the outrage????

Nah bra.... Spine or die my nigga

 

[LUClEN]

If you really want to attack activists you should criticize their short sightedness

Police brutality is a symptom of much larger problems. Addressing the cause(s) of these issues will create the most change.

We need a vaccine not medicine.

 

[Stiff]

PETA really pisses me the fuck off. Wheres the outrage for the pesticides and various bug sprays sold every day that kills insects. All of this attention for mammals with furs but what about the insects??? Wheres the outrage????

Nah bra.... Spine or die my nigga

Shameful and disgusting hypocrisy

 

[stringer bell]

http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/...cle_a7f5bd9e-a64b-5d36-9804-eedbe42919e4.html

The pigs arrested somebody.. I'm sure there will be no gofundme for him...

 

[blackamerica]

Honestly this subject is the "elephant in the room" many in the community......especially black conscious /black militants rather just ignore.

There is a reason you see them readily attacking and discrediting this mother's grievous

other than dare to address those that will killed a black girl in her home over "beef".......

Because unlike going after the police when they senselessly kill a black person,the gangbangers,drug dealer etc

WILL NOT put up with "insolence". There will be direct retaliation......and they know it

So no,you will not see a large movement of #blacklivesmatter directly protesting and calling out perpetrators of dive-by shootings,gang wars, drug deals gon wrong etc. that leads to the death of innocent black people

Well the gangbangers you speak of will eventually go to prison or end up murdered. When cops murder unarmed black ppl they do no jail time, the dead black person becomes the one on trial & the media exploits this. BLM isn't about crime, its about social injustice. Two different things. These coons are feeding into the ignorance of white ppl who want to mix the message up

 

[The Lonious Monk]

Please close this thread

BLM is a slogan, not the movement, or the grievance that underlies it

Reducing a movement to its slogan, and then nitpicking that slogan to discredit it, is deeply dishonest to say the least

This isn't really true. Black Lives Matter has become a formal organization with branches popping up throughout the country. So people can criticize the organization and the people claiming to act on it's behalf. That's actually not a bad thing because I'm pretty sure there isn't much regulation whatsoever within that organization, which means that its important for all of us to be mindful of what people are doing on behalf of that organization being that for right now they probably have the loudest voice among black activist groups.

On another note, something that a lot of people don't seem to get is that you can't protest black on black violence the way you can protest police brutality. If a particular police department has a history of racism, you can go to that site and picket and demand something be done, and there are avenues for change to be made in response to that protest. If someone kills a little black girl in a drive by, what is protesting going to accomplish? Drug dealers and gang bangers don't give a fuck about that. Maybe your hope would be that authorities would stand up and put in measures, but that wouldn't make everyone happy either. Case in point, here in DC the mayor announced her plan to reduce crime. Part of it involved increased police presence in problem areas and part of it involved investing into those communities in an effort to create jobs and opportunity. The latter was drowned out because in response to the former, some people got up hand heckled her incessantly barely letting her get her message across. Those people were reportedly members of the DC's Black Lives Matter group, which takes me back to my first point.
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2015...ition-at-announcement-for-violent-crime-plan/

 

[Dr.Chemix]

All these subgroups. Then the battles between subgroups.

No uniformity, no progress.

 

[LUClEN]

All these subgroups. Then the battles between subgroups.

No uniformity, no progress.

The left is cannibalizing itself

 

[D. Morgan]

Please close this thread

BLM is a slogan, not the movement, or the grievance that underlies it

Reducing a movement to its slogan, and then nitpicking that slogan to discredit it, is deeply dishonest to say the least

This isn't really true. Black Lives Matter has become a formal organization with branches popping up throughout the country. So people can criticize the organization and the people claiming to act on it's behalf. That's actually not a bad thing because I'm pretty sure there isn't much regulation whatsoever within that organization, which means that its important for all of us to be mindful of what people are doing on behalf of that organization being that for right now they probably have the loudest voice among black activist groups.

On another note, something that a lot of people don't seem to get is that you can't protest black on black violence the way you can protest police brutality. If a particular police department has a history of racism, you can go to that site and picket and demand something be done, and there are avenues for change to be made in response to that protest. If someone kills a little black girl in a drive by, what is protesting going to accomplish? Drug dealers and gang bangers don't give a fuck about that. Maybe your hope would be that authorities would stand up and put in measures, but that wouldn't make everyone happy either. Case in point, here in DC the mayor announced her plan to reduce crime. Part of it involved increased police presence in problem areas and part of it involved investing into those communities in an effort to create jobs and opportunity. The latter was drowned out because in response to the former, some people got up hand heckled her incessantly barely letting her get her message across. Those people were reportedly members of the DC's Black Lives Matter group, which takes me back to my first point.
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2015...ition-at-announcement-for-violent-crime-plan/

Even though I agree with you that they should've let her finish and not drown her out. I have to let it be known the bold wasn't part of her original plan. What I originally read was that Bowser was going of course increase police presence but the big move was to make it easier for Probation officers to go into those people who was still on papers (whether waiting for trial or released from prison) homes and search for illegal shit mainly guns because of the increase in murders. Nothing to do with more jobs and opportunities.