"Is Charlotte Our Future?"

Buchanan's been dropping some red pill truths lately

William Barber is a big, fat racist who race baits for a living. Bet he's never done an honest day's work in his life.

Buchanan could have been written a similar article a few years ago titled "Is Ferguson Our Future?" Charlotte hasn't been as politicized as much as Ferguson as the Attorney General of the US has not coming rushing in foolishly, at least not yet.

Crooked Hillary wrote:

DONALD TRUMP is a big, fat racist who race baits for a living. Bet he's never done an honest day's work in his life.

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Stan S. Flouride wrote:

Here's an excerpt from the linked article:

Yes, there have been incidents when cops made mistakes and cases where cops acted criminally. In Tulsa last week, after a white cop shot and killed an unarmed black man who appeared to offer no threat, she was charged with first-degree manslaughter. Is not this, rather than marching mobs, the way to handle such incidents?"

http://buchanan.org/blog/is-charlotte-our-future-125739

Of course that's the way to handle such incidents. But the point of the protesters is that such incidents are rarely handled that way. And you cannot discount the POSSIBILITY that the Tulsa incident may not have been handled as it was had the protests not taken place,

Crooked Trump wrote:

Crooked Hillary wrote:

DONALD TRUMP is a big, fat racist who race baits for a living. Bet he's never done an honest day's work in his life.

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Excuse me, but It is overwhelmingly the Democrat party that champions race- and sex-based "Affirmative Action" policies that discriminate on the basis of race and sex regarding hiring, contracting and admissions policies. Strangely, women in the USA are outperforming men by some measures (more academic degrees, fewer incarcerated, greater life-expectancy), so why are they given an advantage? I think these policies have hurt black Americans especially as they shift the focus from the true pathologies (poor mores, broken or never-formed families, unemployment, bad-primary and secondary schools, government disincentives to conceive in-wedlock, work or pay for food, etc.) and merely try to bandage the symptoms by offering lowered admission, hiring or contract-selection standards.

Black people don't need help in achieving success in most sports or entertainment and they shouldn't need it for succeeding in other aspects of life.

And if Hillary or Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, Stephen Breyer, and Anthony Kennedy want to help minorities, the disabled and women through "Affirmative Action," they can step aside and let others who can check off more checkboxes in the "Affirmative Action" scorecard take their places. They don't, yet they allow others to be sacrificed.

British in Dec 1773: "Is Boston our Future?"

off base wrote:

British in Dec 1773: "Is Boston our Future?"

You support slavery?

Slave-Owners Revolted wrote:

off base wrote:

British in Dec 1773: "Is Boston our Future?"

You support slavery?

If you can't see the difference, I can't help you.

HRE, you're usually one of the better posters here...what's gotten into you? fever? seriously, the tulsa protests WERE PEACEFUL. Also, they were small scale, due to the police meeting with civic leaders right away (something that should happen everywhere, IMO). I don't see anything changing due to those protests. As far as charlotte, if anything, rioting and looting would seem to only make the cops even more likely to close ranks, not indict one of their own, and sweep the issue under the rug, while mouthing some fake words. charlotte was pathetic, plain and simple. Tulsa was respectful, and much respect was given right back. Most of that could well be purely the fact that tulsa has an upstanding police chief, but charlotte police were likely not very far in the wrong, if at all, so there's really no need for them to sit around and wring their hands, apologizing.

HRE wrote:

Of course that's the way to handle such incidents. But the point of the protesters is that such incidents are rarely handled that way. And you cannot discount the POSSIBILITY that the Tulsa incident may not have been handled as it was had the protests not taken place,