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Trump holds the power and he is protected by the Senate. In the past few days alone, he has attacked LGBT rights on the anniversary of the Pulse shootings and tried to host a rally at the site of one of the worst black massacres in history on Juneteenth. Thankfully someone talked him out of the latter but it doesn't change the fact that he would have done it otherwise. Oh, and that same rally would have seen people having to sign release forms to attend in case they caught Covid since Trump is insisting on no social distancing at his rallies and tried to do so at the Republican convention when most ****ing republicans would be in the danger zone when it came to Covid. I can keep going, if you like? |
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I don't particularly approve of his presidency, but that doesn't make demands to defund the police in the UK any more valid :shrug: there are better battles to pick. |
Defunding the police is about reassigning how the money invested is spent within the force. Rather than forking out lump sums on firearms perhaps they should focus their efforts on proper training courses and more intense processes of vetting. Did you know it takes less training to become a NYPD cop than it does to become a qualified hairdresser...
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You can't change the goalposts, Oliver. Liberty was speaking about US 'leftists' being crazy, I pointed out the folly of that statement considering the US right, you tried to play both sides to paint the right in a favourable light and now you're trying to compare.... the US Right Wing and Donald Trump to the vague notion that BLM UK wants to defund the UK police based on an analytical article that talks about such things as a hypothetical scenario. It doesn't say that BLM UK wants to defund the UK police, it just poses the question of it's possible and how it could work or fail. An article on a hypothetical discussion does not equate to 'BLM UK wants to defund the police'. |
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Bang On Right Oliver. |
Unfortunately, it's 2020 and black lives mattering is actually a political position. Interesting that both the people saying they should quit, constantly make "interesting" posts about all kinds of people of colour.
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Also, it should be compulsory for anyone wanting to use Marxism as a bogeyman, to actually have read Marx.
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‘You can do your marches, but you have no right to have opinions on anything else in the world, god know your place!’
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Can you not see how the dangers of "blackness" have just been swapped for the dangers of marxism? It's still just a means to paint people as others and a threat. If people actually read and understood Marx, it would reduce a lot of the silliness. |
if the bame community ever want equality they have to get the consensus of the majority of people and that means not adhering to extremist political doctrine, whatever it may be
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Therein lies the problem, thinking equality should have stipulations placed upon it. And again, Marxism isn't extremism, it's primarily about equality.
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If the divide is worse now it’s because white people do not like being confronted with the fact that minorities still face racism
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That is some privilege Wowser |
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