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Wow, just wow
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Does one crazy activist characterize an entire movement?
I think not. It's a smear
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How is it a smear? What is false or misleading about the story? Reporting something that actually happened is not a smear.
Should they not have reported what the activist did?
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"Too often, we judge other groups by their worst examples, while judging ourselves by our best intentions."
George W Bush
You were inviting people to judge another group by their worst example.
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No, I was sharing a story. People are free to make there own judgments about the story, this lady and BLM.
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Of course.
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If ONE PERSONS actions defined an entire community then we ALL are in trouble !
It can and does, however, make salacious headlines. AND headlines sell papers !
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No, I was sharing a story. People are free to make there own judgments about the story, this lady and BLM. - Brady
Good point. What's your take on the story or what conclusions do you draw from it?
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Just Fred wrote:
No, I was sharing a story. People are free to make there own judgments about the story, this lady and BLM. - Brady
Good point. What's your take on the story or what conclusions do you draw from it?
Thanks for asking Fred.
My take is that the woman who made those comments seems to clearly be a racist. Telling white people to go to the back of the parade and take "their rightful place". In times like this, we need people to be inclusive, not divisive.
I don't think this lady acting like this means all BLM activists are racist, just like all Republicans aren't racist and xenophobes because of things Trump says and does
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Goose wrote:
"Too often, we judge other groups by their worst examples, while judging ourselves by our best intentions."
George W Bush
That is one of the finest phrases to be spoken by a President or ex-President in too many decades....probably the best since JFK's "Ask not what your country can do for you...."
It is also one of the finest explanation's of the Eighth Commandment since Luther's Larger Catechism in the 16th Century.
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