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Is America burning? (Black Lives Matter protests, civil unrest and riots 2020)

Fired within seconds - more like a nano second. Driver agencies who have unionised have been quickly dispatched out of work by Amazon.

If BLM formed a union I’d join and I reckon they’d be a force to reckon with compared to current unions who don’t stand a chance against Amazon.

hmm *cross thread beef *

Interesting to hear London Antifascists are middle class left as sure I’ve read reports claiming the Seattle CHAZ mob are made up with trust fund privileged white kids. Seems to be a correlation occurring.

of course you would
 
No amount of insurance will deal with the mass unemployment the rioters have caused.
Oh, get over yourself - this is a blatant attempt to try and recruit support for your cause without a rebel.

The bottom line in this whole thing is...if the State hadn't, continually and consistently, treated people like shit to the point that these protests happened, and then - continually and consistently - treated protesters, peaceful and otherwise, with the most bestial of violence, then the comparatively muted violence of some protesters would never have arisen.

You don't stand there stirring the hornets' nest, and then get to bleat, in feigned wide-eyed innocence, about how the hornets are stinging people.
 
Love this stylish fan


Pictured: a Black Lives Matter protester holds a fan reading '[All Cops are B******] with a fist in the air during late night demonstrations in Portland, Oregon, on Friday


(from Daily Fail website)
 
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An American celebrity, Nick Cannon, has spouted the usual anti semitic crap on his podcast, adding a lot more besides.

He apologised, but got a big backlash for apologising from some black people who stated he told the truth, including some leading BLM fellows.

Its unfortunate as some Jewish blm supporters now feel a bit betrayed, it seems.

Its difficult to see how much his comments are supported in the black community, as going by Twitter its a fair few, but Twitter does obvs attract the cunts of the world

He seemed to be spouting a hybrid of Louis Farrakhan NOI shit combined with Black Hebrew Israelite

Jesus, that is beyond depressing. It's heartbreaking:(
 
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Fired within seconds - more like a nano second. Driver agencies who have unionised have been quickly dispatched out of work by Amazon.

If BLM formed a union I’d join and I reckon they’d be a force to reckon with compared to current unions who don’t stand a chance against Amazon.
If everybody throughout history had been as gutless as you, we wouldn't have any Trades Unions, anywhere.
You think the Capital class and the State ever welcomed them?
 
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Oh, get over yourself - this is a blatant attempt to try and recruit support for your cause without a rebel.

The bottom line in this whole thing is...if the State hadn't, continually and consistently, treated people like shit to the point that these protests happened, and then - continually and consistently - treated protesters, peaceful and otherwise, with the most bestial of violence, then the comparatively muted violence of some protesters would never have arisen.

You don't stand there stirring the hornets' nest, and then get to bleat, in feigned wide-eyed innocence, about how the hornets are stinging people.
The extreme violence of many of the "protesters" would have happened no matter what. I've observed their behavior for years in this city. They simply want to figt and smash things for the sheer fun of it. Back during the protests in the lead up to the Iraq war they insertrd themselves into the legitamate peaceful protest march and smashed windows, blocked streets, and fought with the cops.
 
The extreme violence of many of the "protesters" would have happened no matter what. I've observed their behavior for years in this city. They simply want to figt and smash things for the sheer fun of it. Back during the protests in the lead up to the Iraq war they insertrd themselves into the legitamate peaceful protest march and smashed windows, blocked streets, and fought with the cops.
There will always be a small hardcore of people who will be there for the trouble. They're often hard to distinguish from the overall group - and those who claim to be able to do so are generally wrong. But they form a wonderful excuse for the authoritarians to wade in, and - as they invariably do - haul in a whole bunch of innocent people and treat them as if they're the agents provocateurs that they have convinced themselves are rife with the group.

Those troublemakers will always exist. The problem really arises when there are protests for them to cloak themselves within. But that doesn't deligitimise the protests, and the inevitable cries of "well, the protesters should repudiate them" as as naive as the idea that they're somehow easily identifiable.

Take away the reason for the protests to happen, and you take away the opportunities for that tiny minority to operate with impunity. Go in heavy-handed, and all you do is to push a few more of the previously moderate protesters into hard-liners - you create the very thing you're trying to eliminate.

Crowd behaviour is a phenomenon - if you look at the behaviour of crowds (/mobs/protests) over the centuries, you'll see that it's remarkably consistent, because it's a product of mass human social behaviour - the moderates will always be in the majority, with levels of increasing extremism represented by ever-smaller proportions of the group. The trick is to balance your governance so that you don't end up with too many people being sufficiently pissed off to take to the streets, because once that happens, the pattern will inevitably re-emerge. For that to happen takes a failure of government. For a government to complain - as they inevitably do - that the protest, or even elements of it, are a product of some sudden capacity for lawlessness that has emerged from nowhere is like trying to blame gravity for the fact that the egg you dropped smashed when it hit the floor.

Anything else is pointlessly naive.
 
There will always be a small hardcore of people who will be there for the trouble. They're often hard to distinguish from the overall group - and those who claim to be able to do so are generally wrong. But they form a wonderful excuse for the authoritarians to wade in, and - as they invariably do - haul in a whole bunch of innocent people and treat them as if they're the agents provocateurs that they have convinced themselves are rife with the group.

Those troublemakers will always exist. The problem really arises when there are protests for them to cloak themselves within. But that doesn't deligitimise the protests, and the inevitable cries of "well, the protesters should repudiate them" as as naive as the idea that they're somehow easily identifiable.

Take away the reason for the protests to happen, and you take away the opportunities for that tiny minority to operate with impunity. Go in heavy-handed, and all you do is to push a few more of the previously moderate protesters into hard-liners - you create the very thing you're trying to eliminate.

Crowd behaviour is a phenomenon - if you look at the behaviour of crowds (/mobs/protests) over the centuries, you'll see that it's remarkably consistent, because it's a product of mass human social behaviour - the moderates will always be in the majority, with levels of increasing extremism represented by ever-smaller proportions of the group. The trick is to balance your governance so that you don't end up with too many people being sufficiently pissed off to take to the streets, because once that happens, the pattern will inevitably re-emerge. For that to happen takes a failure of government. For a government to complain - as they inevitably do - that the protest, or even elements of it, are a product of some sudden capacity for lawlessness that has emerged from nowhere is like trying to blame gravity for the fact that the egg you dropped smashed when it hit the floor.

Anything else is pointlessly naive.

Correct - the professional provocateurs secreted themselves within peaceful BLM protests to cause rioting and have nothing to do with BLM - there’s plenty of video evidence to show genuine BLM protestors rebuking rioters and in some cases standing outside store fronts to guard premises from being attacked.
 
He thinks he's flying under the radar by posting far right shit with a disclaimer. He's too fucking thick to realise every time he does that he's letting the dog's face mask slip because we all know the only way he'd know about that video and that channel is if he's into it.

Sooner it's a permaban the better, he's playing the mods for mugs now.
And yet here he is and here he continues. Certainly one of the most effective trolls we've had on here in ages. His true 'self' is no doubt laughing at us on Stormfront or whichever other nazi forum he's using to demonstrate our weakness.
 
There will always be a small hardcore of people who will be there for the trouble. They're often hard to distinguish from the overall group - and those who claim to be able to do so are generally wrong. But they form a wonderful excuse for the authoritarians to wade in, and - as they invariably do - haul in a whole bunch of innocent people and treat them as if they're the agents provocateurs that they have convinced themselves are rife with the group.

Those troublemakers will always exist. The problem really arises when there are protests for them to cloak themselves within. But that doesn't deligitimise the protests, and the inevitable cries of "well, the protesters should repudiate them" as as naive as the idea that they're somehow easily identifiable.

Take away the reason for the protests to happen, and you take away the opportunities for that tiny minority to operate with impunity. Go in heavy-handed, and all you do is to push a few more of the previously moderate protesters into hard-liners - you create the very thing you're trying to eliminate.

Crowd behaviour is a phenomenon - if you look at the behaviour of crowds (/mobs/protests) over the centuries, you'll see that it's remarkably consistent, because it's a product of mass human social behaviour - the moderates will always be in the majority, with levels of increasing extremism represented by ever-smaller proportions of the group. The trick is to balance your governance so that you don't end up with too many people being sufficiently pissed off to take to the streets, because once that happens, the pattern will inevitably re-emerge. For that to happen takes a failure of government. For a government to complain - as they inevitably do - that the protest, or even elements of it, are a product of some sudden capacity for lawlessness that has emerged from nowhere is like trying to blame gravity for the fact that the egg you dropped smashed when it hit the floor.

Anything else is pointlessly naive.
Thanks for your explanation. I still find it difficult to suppress my rage against those who have done so much damage to so many.
 
Correct - the professional provocateurs secreted themselves within peaceful BLM protests to cause rioting and have nothing to do with BLM - there’s plenty of video evidence to show genuine BLM protestors rebuking rioters and in some cases standing outside store fronts to guard premises from being attacked.

Genuine protesters don't riot, is it now?
 
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