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""Black Lives Matter will shortly be history, like the age of Obama that empowered it, as it falls by the weight of its own contradictions and hypocrisies.""

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Blogger Joe Kidd said...

It's not a coincidence the "national rhetoric" calling for "dead cops" is occurring on Obama's watch...
https://www.facebook.com/notes/joe-kidd/obamas-disturbing-record-on-blue-lives/989925417686680 #BlueLivesMatter

September 7, 2015 at 10:45 PM

Blogger Sedition said...

The only live that matters to me is one that respects itself and others. If you have so little respect for yourself and others that you feel justified in committing violent acts on others for no other reason than fun or perceived "racism", if you live your life like an animal with rabies, then your life means less than shit to me.

My ammo is colorblind. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

September 8, 2015 at 12:29 PM

Blogger Chiu ChunLing said...

The most important thing to understand about #BlackLivesMatter isn't the lack of internal logic or real-world utility, the inane details which illustrate the nonsensical fundamentals of the movement, or even the life-cycle of the movement before it is overwhelmed by resistance to it's patent absurdities.

The important thing to understand is that #BlackLivesMatter was explicitly designed to be as ridiculous and obnoxious as possible, so as to serve as the seed of a Hegelian dialectic thesis/antithesis/synthesis strategy for advancing a new version of 'moderate' policing in which overwhelming force and constant surveillance are accepted as necessary but placed "under control" by vastly increased Federal oversight and coordination. In other words, the point is to craft a narrative in which the problems arising from militarization of the police are the fault of not enough centralized authority and funding, rather than because of the militarization of the police.

September 8, 2015 at 8:34 PM

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