About the Black Lives Matter community...

[hershel_layton]

Kagerow said:

hershel_layton said:

Kagerow said:

 

That's not why I even started the post. No one cares how something started. I don't care how the BLM community started. What I care for is that BLM(and other groups) are hypocritical to their words and are extremely hateful.

I see, you don't care about the movement. Very well. That said, someone do care why problem starts in the first place. Do not generalize your position.

Again, criticizing entirity of group because portion of the community. Also, while I do not condone hateful speechs, it seems that all of you are arguing that everything will be good and dandy if only BLM people stops being hateful. Have you ever looked at the other side as well?  Or do they get pass because they are not 'them'?

How large is 'the large portion' of said community? Are you talking about lunatics who gets all the focuses of the media?

And most importantly, I'm not even trying to argue against you because I'm not against your stance. You provided enough reason to be disdainful on your own right. I was talking to other people who were starting to escalate this post to give more meaning than it intended to be.

Questions above are for personal curiosity.

 

Look, I used to support BLM because their goal was pretty reasonable- bring rights to Black people.

 

However, the community itself sucks. It's the same reason why I basically do not put myself into any parties, whether it'd be political, religious, etc.

 

I look at both sides. I do my best to not bias. Saying so, I will criticize when criticism is necessary. In this case, it is highly needed. The BLM community has drifted away from its goal. Many of them are fine with being hateful towards whites. They don't even need to be the lunatics shown on the media. Look at the ferguson riots. Look at when black people attack whites.

 

I criticize them for the same reason I criticize ISIS and Islamic regions. Yes, I understand, people love using the "no true scottsman" fallacy and act as though the problem isn't visible. However, once there's a problem big enough to cause misconceptions about one's group, then you realize it's something you must tackle.

 

For example, if people are starting to believe BLM's goal is to hate whites, then you realize you've got a problem. It takes common sense to realize that it's not bigotry or whatnot to believe that. Take a look yourself at the "reasonable" BLM followers on the internet. They are stupid! I am not going to lie. If you do not use facts and reason to support your claims, then you're most likely an idiot who prefers "feelings" over actual, legitimate information.