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KMOD

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6. If your mind immediately
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 01:14 PM
Jul 2016

blamed President Obama and the Black Lives Matter movement, than his message is addressed to you.

If you are not immediately blaming President Obama and the Black Lives Matter movement, you have no reason to be offended by his tweet.

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But wait...there's more... Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #1
What is unreasonable KMOD Jul 2016 #2
The poster is talking about the tweets Democat Jul 2016 #3
I did. KMOD Jul 2016 #5
Regardless, Tariq Nasheed quickly blaming white people for forcing black people to kill cops... Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #4
If your mind immediately KMOD Jul 2016 #6
I don't think you read the tweets... Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #7
Here's an idea for you. KMOD Jul 2016 #8
Because this is a discussion board. For discussion. If you don't like his message... Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #9
Tariq is right. What is the problem? kwassa Jul 2016 #13
An eye for an eye till the whole world is blind - right? nt jonno99 Jul 2016 #22
Your comment has nothing to do with what I said. kwassa Jul 2016 #48
I imagine it's a very uncomfortable thought for you, but, he's right Spider Jerusalem Jul 2016 #14
The only uncomfortable thing is that the immediate reaction of this guy... Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #15
Good god, that's a stunningly ignorant thing to say Spider Jerusalem Jul 2016 #16
What is the tie in to White Supremacy less than an hour after the news broke that 3 cops were dead? Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #18
you're not very observant, are you Spider Jerusalem Jul 2016 #19
Just wanted to see you type out an excuse for one group of people to murder another. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #20
Not an excuse Spider Jerusalem Jul 2016 #21
Then I guess I'm an idiot. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #23
I guess you are, yes Spider Jerusalem Jul 2016 #24
I'm so glad you said that ... instead of me. Thanks. You undoubtedly saved me from a hide. 1StrongBlackMan Jul 2016 #32
So you don't actually care Bradical79 Jul 2016 #25
No, the point was, blaming 'white supremacy' for murdering police officers is foolish. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #27
You were baiting people because you don't really care Bradical79 Jul 2016 #31
+1. Yes. Nt seabeyond Jul 2016 #35
Again, all white people are NOT white supremacist ... a good portion of BLM is white people... so uponit7771 Jul 2016 #45
o for fucks sake Cosmocat Jul 2016 #38
Seattle still hurting? NuclearDem Jul 2016 #10
I don't understand... Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #11
Don't see a problem treestar Jul 2016 #12
Their is no shortage of people showing themselves to be odious this morning lapucelle Jul 2016 #17
I don't have a problem with his connecting white supremacy (not white people in general) Lisa0825 Jul 2016 #26
The bigotry, as evidenced, cuts both ways. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #28
I don't see it that way. Lisa0825 Jul 2016 #30
Why do you find discussion of white supremecy offensive Bradical79 Jul 2016 #34
Sure, for public comments from a self proclaimed member/leader (?) of the movement. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #40
False dichotomy, 99.9% of white people in America are NOT white supremacist uponit7771 Jul 2016 #44
99.9%??? philosslayer Jul 2016 #60
I agree with you. Chemisse Jul 2016 #56
I thought Tariq didn't like BLM. romanic Jul 2016 #29
Your concern is noted. Rex Jul 2016 #33
As is your cliched response. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #39
They are the most successful grassroots movement in years ismnotwasm Jul 2016 #36
How does one guy become a "group"? arcane1 Jul 2016 #37
It's not just some guy, it's Tariq Nasheed...do some research if you don't now who he is. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #41
Dodging the question, just as I suspected. arcane1 Jul 2016 #42
That game doesn't work here. If a person who has spoken for the group, makes crazy ass public Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #47
That's why all Americans agree with Donald Trump's tweets arcane1 Jul 2016 #63
I just googled. He's got a twitter account. And I still don't know who the **** he is. tenderfoot Jul 2016 #62
It is the same logic used to demonize all Muslims. giftedgirl77 Jul 2016 #61
Hurt dogs howl? tia uponit7771 Jul 2016 #43
... pintobean Jul 2016 #46
We can show distasteful comments from virtually any corner of the world Stinky The Clown Jul 2016 #49
He's a self proclaimed leader of the movement, not just some joe schmoe on the street. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #50
Why does this have to do with the actuality of Baton Rouge? Stinky The Clown Jul 2016 #51
I don't think I understand your question? Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #52
But you've been posting in a number threads on DU (which is spam, BTW) Stinky The Clown Jul 2016 #53
LMFAO...use the search function. Show me where I 'spammed' anything. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #54
Also, do you even have a clue what you're talking about? Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #55
What exactly is wrong with this tweet? kwassa Jul 2016 #57
Because the cops were still lying in the streets when he decided to post this. Joe the Revelator Jul 2016 #58
So? Why does it make the tweet wrong? And how is Tariq a BLM leader? kwassa Jul 2016 #59
The baiting itself is well done, however I would suggest a more graceful cast of the pole LanternWaste Jul 2016 #64
Lol! zappaman Jul 2016 #66
Isn't it racist to blame Obama and the BLM for what happened in Baton Rouge? pnwmom Jul 2016 #65
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