About the Black Lives Matter community...

[hershel_layton]

Kagerow said:

hershel_layton said:

Kagerow said:

hershel_layton said:

Kagerow said:

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.

Interesting. But utterly pointless. You have just called a person who agreed with you, and only asked you a question an idiot. It's either my writing was pretty bad, or you decided that reading my post was unnecessary.

I have looked reasonable BLM supporters that I know of. They do seems to have data with sources to prove their claim, and I have yet to hear them discriminizing white. We are clearly looking at two different data here. Since I usually avoid SNS, - especially facebook and twitter- I expected my sample size to be smaller and asked for yours. You returned that question by calling me an idiot. This, however doesn't change my opinion on this matter since I assumed that your data is correct when I wrote the first post.

In hindsight, you decided to not answer my question on equally hateful speech used by those attacking BLM movement. Based on how you responded my post, I will assume that you are against it?

For now, my opinion on this matter is that, although I agree with you that racism is racism regardless of the direction, I believe priority lies on fixing what started this movement in the first place. One thing at a time.

I did not personally call you an idiot. My apologies. It was an indirect saying towards people who use their emotions to base their judgements. 

 

Also, I told you that I hate any form of discrimination. I myself can sometimes be rude towards people, and it makes me extremely disappointed in myselves. Making these groups divided us even more. I just want humanity to stretch out a hand for each other, not just for their own kind/