"How Far Will Government Go When Its Powers Remain Unchecked." [MORE]
Whitenology Public Relations: Protesting Against Unlawful Conduct by Public Servants is Now "Extremist" [Stay in your Place] What on earth is radical about protesting against the use of unlawful force and deprivation of Constitutional rights by police officers against Blacks & Latinos? What possibly could be radical about protesting against conduct that is already illegal? Having something to say about a public servant unconstitutionally & unlawfully stopping, detaining and injuring and/or murdering people based on skin color is not radical speech or conduct. It is normal. Put the black power fist down. This is whitenology propaganda; defining the outer limits & parameters of Black dissent and the ranges of "normal" conduct by African Americans & Latinos.
Such "protest" by Blacks only seeks to uphold the status quo, uphold the rule of existing laws; civil torts & criminal laws already prohibiting excessive force, criminal assaults, threats & murder etc.
Elite racists are trying to radicalize common sense! They are attempting to make Blacks & Latinos believe that what is actually conservative in nature and common sense for white people - is radical thought & conduct for Blacks. Therefore, we reject common sense when we reject "the radical" or what is "radical" to do. So, law abiding or obedient Blacks & Latinos will not pursue things that anyone else with common sense would pursue- because to do so would be revolutionary. lol
Racism involves the power of one "race" to impose its will upon another. White supremacy/racism is the ultimate affirmative action and the ultimate form of identity politics. [MORE]
Doc Blynd explains 'Police are paramilitary professionals at making citizens arrests. People who are awake see cops as mercenary security guards that remind us daily, through acts of force, that we are simultaneously both enemies and slaves of the Corporate state - colonized, surveilled and patrolled by the desensitized and lobotomized drones of the colonizers.' [MORE]