Anonymous #2 21h

with this system, voting for an independent will never work sadly

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Anonymous #8 21h

If you spread the word enough anything is possible

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Are you? There were tons of conservatives saying he deserved it😭 this has gotta be ragebait

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all conservatives ever talk abt is how gf was a druggie or a criminal or what the fuck ever like it makes what happened to him ok. learn how to read and move the fuck on beloved <3

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Anonymous #7 21h

Don’t really think there’s people going around saying he deserved it. But George Floyd did die from a drug overdose or a heart attack. Derek Chauvin is simply a political prisoner

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Anonymous #11 21h

there are, i have seen it myself. especially back when it first happened. chauvin is not a political prisoner, if he was trump would have released him.

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Anonymous #2 21h

There are a tonn of progressives who are anti-corruption and have pledged to not take money from corporate PACs that Bernie has been endorsing. They are running as democrats but are breaking from the democratic establishment

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Anonymous #11 21h

They already argued this in court & lost because all autopsies done showed he died from asphyxiation & several experts concurred. It does seem like conservatives are just picking apart this one instance of police violence to discredit the idea that black americans are disproportionately victims of unnecessary police violence

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Anonymous #13 21h

i got 6 words for you: Gun, point blank, at pregnant woman

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All those cities that burned in the name of BLM didnt count huh?

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Anonymous #5 21h

i mean he is a person that died, that’s usually what happens

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Anonymous #9 21h

they proved the violence was started by agent provocateurs

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Anonymous #3 21h

they proved they were agent provocateurs that started the violence.

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Anonymous #13 21h

how convenient

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Anonymous #3 20h

i have two words for you: sixth amendment.

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Anonymous #3 20h

Yeah exactly. Very convenient for right wing political actors because it gives them a way to justify discrediting the movement

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Anonymous #3 20h

do you agree that black americans are disproportionately the victims of unnecessary police violence? bc that is statistically factual. Of course there are people who are going to protest that, just like you would if that were happening to you or your loved ones

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Anonymous #13 20h

Not even right wing and i know BLM is a scam. im sorry you still feel so partisan over something as silly as this. Like you can support black lives without supporting that fraudulent organization.

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Anonymous #13 20h

You dont have to burn a whole city down because a gangbanger got murked by the police. Pick a different idol.

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Anonymous #3 20h

everyone has a right to a trial, even “gangbangers”. if it was kosher for police to just shoot whoever they wanted, this nation would be complete pandemonium. God forbid they turn the gun on you.

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Anonymous #5 20h

yea we put up memorials of trayvon and breonna and tamir and michael and amaud and aiyana and rodney and so many more too floyd wasn’t unique in that way

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Anonymous #3 20h

why do people talk so much about the organization it’s a movement the organization doesn’t have any bearing on the movement protests are organized locally

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Anonymous #3 20h

And he served his time. Can’t say the same for the felon in office

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Anonymous #3 20h

How is it fraudulent exactly?

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Anonymous OP 20h

because the organization is fraudulent and acts in bad faith. Why else? Stop trying to pivot the conversation somewhere else. Im talking about the organization

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Anonymous #12 20h

Nobody genuinely cares about the false info you give. Your parents met each other at a family reunion

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Anonymous #3 20h

what like the breonna taylor who was a part of protests just like floyd but yall don’t bring her up bc she’s not controversial enough

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Anonymous #3 20h

yeah and my question is who cares about the organization 😭

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Anonymous OP 20h

I was talking about the organization, you’re replying to me… are you like slow in the head?

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Anonymous OP 20h

they don’t bring breonna up because they know their asses were dead wrong!

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Anonymous OP 20h

The whataboutism is so draining i swear to you nobody truly gives a fuck

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Anonymous #8 20h

With that attitude is why it won’t work. Keep up.

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Anonymous #3 20h

about breonna taylor? there are memorials of her too they were saying her name in the protests all the same and in my post that’s what i said: there are hundreds of victims that got the same reaction as floyd so the focus on him specifically from yall is weird and disingenuous

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Anonymous #3 20h

yes and i’m asking why the organization is relevant to the conversation you came into by replying to my post that don’t have anything to do with it

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Anonymous OP 20h

It has everything to do with it

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Anonymous #3 20h

So what is wrong with it? How is it fraudulent my guy?

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Anonymous #14 20h

very

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Anonymous #3 20h

What?

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Anonymous #14 20h

im not your fucking search engine im just a regular shmegular person. Look it up.

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Anonymous #3 20h

I’m asking because I know they aren’t frauds. The organization has done multiple things. You don’t know what you are talking about but have the nerve to call someone slow in the head

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Anonymous #14 20h

Who tf you talking to bitch just look it up 😂

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Anonymous #1 20h

Secular American saints

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Anonymous #14 20h

“Tashella Dickerson, the executive director of Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City, was charged with wire fraud and money laundering for allegedly misappropriating over $3 million intended for social justice initiatives.” There i did your easy ass task for you. Heres one good example.

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Anonymous #3 20h

I was aware of that. But hey genius, just because a single person is terrible doesnt mean the ENTIRE ENTITY is a fraud as you claimed. BLM is not a centralized organization. Crazy you call someone slow in the head but can’t understand this

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Anonymous #14 20h

Okay goalpost shifter, ill grab another one for you

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Anonymous #14 20h

Sir Maejor Page, 35, of Toledo, has been sentenced to 42 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Helmick after a jury convicted him of wire fraud and money laundering for defrauding donors of more than $450,000 that they collectively gave to his nonprofit “Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta”

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Anonymous #3 20h

Goalpost shifter? Brother I didn’t move the goal post. You said “BLM is fraudulent” as if the organization is a monolith. To prove your point you would quite literally have to prove the organization IN ITS ENTIRETY is bad. You pointing to a few examples of people being bad isnt proving your point. It’s not my fault that concept is to big for your brain to grasp

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Anonymous #14 20h

And how the fuck is one supposed to prove it in its entirety to a dumbass on yikyak? Get real. “I was aware of that. But hey genius…” right after you said “im asking because i know they arent frauds” So which is it? Want more examples?

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Anonymous #3 20h

Jesus dawg I’m not explaining this to you. It’s such a simple concept to grasp. One bad apple doesn’t discredit the entire movement/organization. I can’t make it any simpler for you to grasp.

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Anonymous #14 20h

quite a few apples, almost like its bound to happen. why are you so offended over nothing? you like fraud? Didnt you just say you know they arent frauds and now you’re saying its “one bad apple” im done arguing about this with you because we are just talking in circles.

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Anonymous #14 19h

you guys are genuinely slow in the head. we are talking in circles because im talking about the literal organizations and you keep pivoting to the overall movement. but you can’t look at actual federal prison sentences and say there’s no fraud happening. it’s not "one bad apple" when top directors are getting locked up for stealing millions. you can support black lives without riding for a fraudulent ass organization

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Anonymous #3 19h

You quite literally said BLM is fraudulent. You are referring to the ENTIRE ORG. Thats factually incorrect. You are speaking on specific people. One person cannot discredit the entire organization. Yes BLM of greater Atlanta was a fraud but BLM as a WHOLE isnt. It’s not my fault you can’t convey your thoughts effectively. Blame your teacher.

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Anonymous #2 19h

250 years but voting independent will pay off this time guys trust me

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Anonymous #14 19h

There is no “entire org” smartypants. Its pretty decentralized. Im highlighting the fraud. Can your smooth brain comprehend that or do i have to explain it a different way?

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Anonymous #3 19h

It’s quite literally an org/social movement. It’s a general term for multiple bodies/concepts. I literally can’t do this with you anymore. Now you are just saying nonsense. Have a good day

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Anonymous #12 18h

bro if you don’t want “lousy bum criminals” to receive international attention, maybe you should advocate against their blatant murder in the streets. we all saw the same video; if you think Chauvin’s conduct was valid, I sincerely hope you find yourself victim to the same above-board, standard treatment. You’ll find that most of us struggle to muster sympathy for your braindead ass as you suffocate to death surrounded by your neighbors, just as you failed to do so for this “lousy bum criminal”

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Anonymous #3 18h

nah bro it truly is just you and your fellow cruel disaffected zombies that can’t be brought to give a fuck for their fellow man. no greater self-report than to act like it’s somehow exceptionally virtuous to not want innocent people to die, but I suppose it would be if ur politics revolve around punishing those with whom you disagree.

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Anonymous #16 18h

Kind of a ridiculous time-line to cite. Within the past 250 years, we’ve seen several parties rise and fall within the two-party framework. The Federalists-Antifederalists, the Whigs, the Know-Nothings, the Nullifiers, the Free-Soil Party; Hell, even the Socialists have held seats in Congress before. It is inaccurate to assume that the Republicans and Democrats are all there ever have been or will be as options to American voters.

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Anonymous #19 16h

well it was 2020 the only difference with floyd was the visibility bc there wasn’t much else going on but if you’d been paying attention or involved with advocacy you’d know there are murals and memorials of a myriad of victims of police violence. people have been doing this for decades yall only started paying attention with floyd

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Anonymous #11 16h

Coroner’s report directly contradicts this idea.

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Anonymous #3 16h

That’s not what a whataboutism is, there is no false moral equivalency… they are literally the same thing. The only difference is the past of the victim, but being a felon doesn’t give an officer the right to kill you. So it doesn’t contradict the COMPARISON (your vocab word of the day 🙂)

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Anonymous OP 16h

i go to college in a rather progressive town. we have 6 george floyd murals. i’d consider myself rather involved but there’s not even a hint of anyone else in comparison to that

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Anonymous #19 16h

yeah like i said people had a lot of time on their hands to do some of that stuff recently but like i said people been doin this for years and years

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Anonymous #11 13h

he was either overdosing or resisting arrest, make up your fucking mind because those two things are very mutually exclusive you cannot fight back you are seizing and convulsing you are not definitely not capable of shouting “I can’t breathe” while you are overdosing, your goddamn eyes roll back and you lose your faculties man

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Anonymous #21 13h

you can be ODing and resisting wym. you don’t just got catatonic instantly

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