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Wat jammer om te constateren dat je niet met gespiegelde kritiek kan omgaan, je gedraagt je net als trump in deze hele geschiedenis, komt stampvoetend binnen krijgt wat kritiek en vertrekt weer huilend de hele wereld de schuld geven van je eigen onvermogen.quote:Op woensdag 3 juni 2020 07:17 schreef Scarface88 het volgende:
De anti Trump haat crew is weer verschenen in dit topic zie ik. Dan ben ik weg.
Nodig een paar échte true Christians uit dan voor die quiz.quote:Op woensdag 3 juni 2020 07:20 schreef xpompompomx het volgende:
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Een bijbelquiz met Trump lijkt me wel lachen.
Zullen wel mee lachen denk ik.
"The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind." - William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.
Ik heb zo'n donkerbruin vermoeden dat hij daar niet aan begint:
twitter:atrupar twitterde op vrijdag 23-08-2019 om 00:56:18 Trump is a shameless BSer. Listen to him pretend that he’s a big fan of the Bible in this clip when he clearly knows nothing about it. It’s an SNL skit come to life. https://t.co/uGC3Unfgic reageer retweet
Trump is a shameless BSer. Listen to him pretend that he’s a big fan of the Bible in this clip when he clearly knows nothing about it. It’s an SNL skit come to life. 
“The fundamental cause of the trouble in the modern world today is that the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.”— Bertrand Russell
https://thehill.com/homen(...)helicopter-to-targetquote:DC National Guard asks for investigation into use of helicopter to target protesters
The District of Columbia National Guard has asked for an investigation into the use of a helicopter in the city to disperse crowds protesting the killing of George Floyd, officials told The Hill.
"Maj. Gen. William J. Walker, District of Columbia National Guard Commanding General, has directed an investigation into a June 1 low-flying maneuver conducted by one of our rotary aviation assets," D.C. National Guard spokeswoman Air Force Lt. Col. Brooke Davis told The Hill in a statement.
"Our highest priority is the safety of our Citizen Soldiers and Airmen who support civil authorities as they perform their duties,” the spokeswoman continued. “This is our home, and we are dedicated to the safety and security of our fellow citizens of the District and their right to safely and peacefully protest."
As police enforced a 7 p.m. curfew on Monday night, multiple helicopters were deployed to disperse protesters. Footage on social media showed an unarmed Lakota medevac craft with Red Cross markings using its rotor wash – or the downward rush of air from rotors – to disperse crowds.
Ich glaube, dass es manchmal nicht genügend Steine gibt und
Ich bin mir sicher, dass auch schöne Augen weinen
Ich bin mir sicher, dass auch schöne Augen weinen
Mijn hemel.quote:Op woensdag 3 juni 2020 07:29 schreef Kijkertje het volgende:
Ik heb zo'n donkerbruin vermoeden dat hij daar niet aan begint:twitter:atrupar twitterde op vrijdag 23-08-2019 om 00:56:18 Trump is a shameless BSer. Listen to him pretend that he’s a big fan of the Bible in this clip when he clearly knows nothing about it. It’s an SNL skit come to life. https://t.co/uGC3Unfgic reageer retweet
Complimenten trouwens voor al die filmpjes, links en andere informatie die jij - en anderen trouwens ook! - hier altijd laten zien.
Het is alleen zo veel soms, amper bij te houden voor mij.
"The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind." - William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.
Graag gedaanquote:Op woensdag 3 juni 2020 07:34 schreef Salina het volgende:
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Mijn hemel.
Complimenten trouwens voor al die filmpjes, links en andere informatie die jij - en anderen trouwens ook! - hier altijd laten zien.
Het is alleen zo veel soms, amper bij te houden voor mij.
Het is soms wat veel idd
“The fundamental cause of the trouble in the modern world today is that the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.”— Bertrand Russell
En juist de overload van dit soort berichten maakt dat we geïrriteerd raken van figuren die Trump BLIJVEN steunen hier. Zonder ons op een duidelijke manier uit te leggen; waarom is Trump zo'n geweldige president?quote:Op woensdag 3 juni 2020 07:38 schreef Kijkertje het volgende:
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Graag gedaan
Het is soms wat veel idd
Mag ik je vandaag weer eens irriteren?
Because he's owning the libs!quote:
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En juist de overload van dit soort berichten maakt dat we geïrriteerd raken van figuren die Trump BLIJVEN steunen hier. Zonder ons op een duidelijke manier uit te leggen; waarom is Trump zo'n geweldige president?
"The north remembers, Lord Davos. The north remembers, and the mummer’s farce is almost done.”
Tis ergens wel jammer dat Hillary nu niet de leiding had. Ja toch?quote:
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En juist de overload van dit soort berichten maakt dat we geïrriteerd raken van figuren die Trump BLIJVEN steunen hier. Zonder ons op een duidelijke manier uit te leggen; waarom is Trump zo'n geweldige president?
Ik volg soms dit topic, nooit veel interesse gehad in politiek, maar meer vanwege het Coronagedoe (in de VS ook). En dan het hele Corona-forum bijhouden ook nog, ik hou amper tijd over voor relaxte me-time. Geen probleem verder, dat is mijn eigen probleempje uiteraard.quote:
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Graag gedaan
Het is soms wat veel idd
"The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind." - William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.
is Trump hierom zo geweldig? daarmee geef je nog geen bevredigend antwoord.quote:
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Tis ergens wel jammer dat Hillary nu niet de leiding had. Ja toch?
Mag ik je vandaag weer eens irriteren?
Zeker, dan was er nu geen handelsoorlog, zat de VS in de WHO, het parijsakkkoord en een handelsakkoord met de EU. Waren er pakweg 30k minder coronadoden in de VS, waren de rellen beter in toom gehouden, werd de VS niet uitgelachen door de rest van de wereld, was Obamacare intact, waren er regels voor gezond drinkwater en waren er meer capabele rechters aangesteld. Het ironische is dat de democratische partij er veel slechter had voorgestaan waarschijnlijk met een republikeinse meerderheid in senaat en congres...quote:
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Tis ergens wel jammer dat Hillary nu niet de leiding had. Ja toch?
Dat is volgens mijn psychologie uit de dikke duim heel makkelijk omdat trump een bully is tegen alles wat maar de schijn heeft progressief te zijn waarmee deze conservatieve personen zich makkelijk kunnen identificeren. Ze spiegelen daarna hun eigen gedrag aan wat trump doet.quote:
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En juist de overload van dit soort berichten maakt dat we geïrriteerd raken van figuren die Trump BLIJVEN steunen hier. Zonder ons op een duidelijke manier uit te leggen; waarom is Trump zo'n geweldige president?
Hier in Nederland kun je dit vertalen naar PVV/FvD adepten, die Trump als een leidraad zien om vergelijkbare politiek in Nederland te introduceren. In Kabinet Rutte 1 zagen we een voorproefje daarvan, en mislukte jammerlijk. Zo simpel is het. Ze zien nu de komende campagne in rook op gaan.quote:
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Dat is volgens mijn psychologie uit de dikke duim heel makkelijk omdat trump een bully is tegen alles wat maar de schijn heeft progressief te zijn waarmee deze conservatieve personen zich makkelijk kunnen identificeren. Ze spiegelen daarna hun eigen gedrag aan wat trump doet.
Mag ik je vandaag weer eens irriteren?
Soms is het beter als iemand zijn ware aard laat zien dan als iemand het probeert te verbergen.quote:Op woensdag 3 juni 2020 06:28 schreef Kijkertje het volgende:
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Jaha maar Steve King is een racist van het ergste soort. Weg ermee.
Veel plezier in je safe space, broos sneeuwvlokje.quote:
De anti Trump haat crew is weer verschenen in dit topic zie ik. Dan ben ik weg.
Het is ook wel typisch om weer te vertrekken op het moment dat je claims onderuit geschoffeld wordt met wat feiten.quote:
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Veel plezier in je safe space, broos sneeuwvlokje.
Volkorenbrood: "Geen quotes meer in jullie sigs gaarne."
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De anti Trump haat crew is weer verschenen in dit topic zie ik. Dan ben ik weg.
ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
Die safe space is op slot gedaan door de NWS mods, omdat het gelijk een circlejerk van kastracistjes werd 
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Anyway, je verwacht het niet:
The FBI Finds ‘No Intel Indicating Antifa Involvement’ in Sunday’s Violence
We had always been at war with Eurasia Antifa.
.Anyway, je verwacht het niet:
The FBI Finds ‘No Intel Indicating Antifa Involvement’ in Sunday’s Violence
https://www.thenation.com/article/activism/antifa-trump-fbi/quote:The FBI’s Washington Field Office “has no intelligence indicating Antifa involvement/presence” in the violence that occurred on May 31 during the D.C.-area protests over the murder of George Floyd, according to an internal FBI situation report obtained exclusively by The Nation. That same day, President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that he would designate “Antifa” a terrorist organization, even though the government has no existing authority to declare a domestic group a terrorist organization, and antifa is not an organized group.
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The report did warn that individuals from a far-right social media group had “called for far-right provocateurs to attack federal agents, use automatic weapons against protesters.” (The Nationis withholding the name of the group in order to not disrupt any potential law enforcement investigations.)
We had always been at war with Eurasia Antifa.
They told me all of my cages were mental, so I got wasted like all my potential.
En wat dan nog vervelender is dat deze types toch later op de dag weer terug komen en wederom de al eerder ontkrachten claims blijven herhalen. Een plaat die blijft hangen en soms even verdwijnt. Totdat het stoom bij deze types weer uit de oren komt vanwege de harde realiteit en dan hopen ze hier hun droomwereld bevestigd te krijgen.quote:
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Het is ook wel typisch om weer te vertrekken op het moment dat je claims onderuit geschoffeld wordt met wat feiten.
Zonde, dat was juist zo'n leuk schedelmeterstopic.quote:
Die safe space is op slot gedaan door de NWS mods, omdat het gelijk een circlejerk van kastracistjes werd
ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
Thx en gelezen. Wat een hot feestje was het weer.quote:Op woensdag 3 juni 2020 06:11 schreef Kijkertje het volgende:
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Het hele verhaal:
How Trump’s Idea for a Photo Op Led to Havoc in a Park
The clash with protesters that preceded President Trump’s walk across Lafayette Square may be remembered as one of his presidency’s defining moments.
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De usual suspects idd AnneX. Kan je het artikel lezen? Het is best lang om te copy/pasten maar wil het best doen hoor
Weet niet of al geplaatst is, maar ik zag de TT en vond dit wel een bevestiging dat het niet langer een overdreven hyperbool hoeft te zijn:
Black liberal, your time is up
Yes, tell the world that we are fed up. But, Black liberal, know that we are finished with you, too.
Yannick Giovanni Marshall by Yannick Giovanni Marshall
1 Jun 2020
As you ready yourself to attempt to hijack the work of radicals, to go undercover dressed in our clothes and slip into the crowd pretending that you were always there and that you are us, know that we see you. Even now, as you are preparing your watered-down Black Lives Matter syllabi and your "Hope and the Black Spring in the Time of Corona" book manuscripts, which are by now ready for press, filled as they are with the same dimly lit, unimaginative pablum about "improving race relations", feel-good "anti-racism", and "ways to move forward". We see you. We know why you have come.
You are here to translate an uprising. You are here to show your black skin so that you can claim the mantle of authority on anti-Blackness that white liberals have bestowed upon you. You are here to sit at their pundit tables, before their cameras. Your face beaming across the world as it provides the safest possible interpretation of a revolution in order to police its possibilities and pave over the threat of abolition with as mild and ineffective a reform as possible.
Although uprisings are spearheaded by radicals, we are shut out of the public discussion. Neither the Black radical, nor Black radical thought is given air time. Instead, we are forced to endure being talked about and having the revolution we fought for be defused and repackaged to be palatable to a white liberal audience.
We see you gearing up for your mission. You will not be able to blend into the crowd this time.
No interpretation of a revolution is needed. Its commentators should not be the people who yesterday were only too happy to sit at the table with white nationalists and who took smiling pictures with the "good police".
It cannot be narrated by the same people who - alongside their white liberal colleagues - jump Black radicals, beating us down with tired Martin Luther King Jr quotes in an attempt to discipline our anger and fix the boundaries of our action. Not by the same people who spew King at every opportunity, wielding him as a cudgel against those whom they have trained in the belief that King is king and his word is law.
It is a cult of King sustained, on the one hand, by the power of white liberal media, schools and corporate offices that have bled him of what little anti-colonialism he had in order to parade him for their purposes, and on the other hand, by the effective silencing of his contemporaries and his contemporary critics.
We have had to endure the silencing of people like Kwame Ture, who said, "In order for nonviolence to work, your opponent has to have a conscience. The United States has no conscience." We have endured the silencing of people like Assata Shakur, who said, "Nobody in the world, nobody in history, has ever gotten their freedom by appealing to the moral sense of the people who were oppressing them."
You have not only been complicit in the silencing of the radicals, but by hogging the mic and having the prerogative on how Black struggle is spoken of and its history remembered, you have engineered it. Even as our people are permanently incarcerated or are made refugees and hunted, they die a second death in your willful amnesia.
Black radical critics have proven to be right although you would not know it by how little their names are known and how little room you have given them. Get off the mic and give it to the people. Get off the platform and out of the newsroom. Your time is up.
For far too long, Black liberal, you have been allowed to domesticate Black radicalism. Because our oppressors prefer you to us and at any sign of trouble, rush out to find you to speak on behalf of all Black people, you have eagerly taken the chance to hog all of the mics and silence us. You weaken our revolt with your narration.
We know that even now you are preparing to invade us with your linked arms performing that played out "we shall overcome" nonsense in order to reframe destruction in the colony and of the civil order as a quest for policy changes.
You have come to firehose the fire in our uprising while pretending to be angrier and more rebellious than the rebels. As if it were not just yesterday that you were standing shoulder to shoulder with police and politicians begging for calm and agreeing that this is sad.
We know that by the immensity of your power and the relative strength of your megaphones you will have some successes in the coming fraud. But no matter how well you carve and gut this revolution and lay its skin on your face as your mask, we will still see you.
We know that when we say abolish prisons and police you will intercede on behalf of the state and white power with your deliberate mistranslation saying we asked for "less harsh sentences and more trust between the police and Black community."
When we say we want this thing over with, you will say we want "change".
When we say this white supremacist settler-colony has anti-Blackness in its DNA and is incapable of providing any adequate liberation you say, "America is failing Black people".
We say we want to get out of here. You ask "how do we move forward?" As if we do not hear in your tone the hope that all this "unrest" can be quelled and we can move quietly onto the next killing.
You insist on mistranslating us.
Black liberal, your time is up. You have held the mic for too long. Give the mic to any random protester on the street. Any one of them will have something more insightful and analytically sound to say than you do. When you dress up in clothes with our slogans and go on TV all you do is cry. What are you crying about? I cannot remember the last time I have smiled so much.
You have been smiling too long with our oppressors. There is no reason to cry when the resistance comes out. We would have thought you would be ecstatic, all you who have professed to be interested in change.
You who would speak lovingly of the English peasants of 1381 who, torch in hand, emerged from the ruins of the Black Death to burn the property of the ruling classes in the hope of emancipating themselves. But now, when Black people who are forced to witness themselves publicly hunted and tortured to death on a weekly basis rise up, you attempt to coax them away from their cigarette lighters.
When the Target starts burning down, the Black liberal will fight harder to put it out than its owners. But as Malcolm X said: "You had another Negro out in the field. The house Negro was in the minority. The masses - the field Negroes were the masses. They were in the majority. When the master got sick, they prayed that he'd die. If his house caught on fire, they'd pray for a wind to come along and fan the breeze."
They gave you the platform, but there are more of us than there are of you. The greatest trick you ever pulled off was to make it seem that it was you who represented the majority of Black people and it were those radically against colonial policing who were few and far between. Now you see us in our thousands. Stop crying.
X: "That Uncle Tom wore a handkerchief around his head. This Uncle Tom wears a top hat. He's sharp. He dresses just like you do. He speaks the same phraseology, the same language. He tries to speak it better than you do. He speaks with the same accents, same diction. And when you say, 'your army,' he says, 'our army.' He hasn't got anybody to defend him, but anytime you say 'we' he says 'we.' 'Our president,' 'our government,' 'our Senate,' 'our congressmen,' 'our this and our that.' And he hasn't even got a seat in that 'our' even at the end of the line. So this is the twentieth-century Negro."
Black liberal, as we brace for the second wave of repression from your government, remember that we still see you. When your police, your National Guard, your dogs are sicced on us, when your P W Botha/Bull Connor of a president who agitated for a Sharpeville 1960 against the migrants, prepares to commit atrocities, despite our masked shouts, stones and placards, we still see you. We know why you have come. But you are too late.
For the first time in a long while we have also been seen and know that we are not alone. Before we might have stepped out sheepishly, politely asking to consider more radical solutions, thinking that we were moving, vulnerably, naked and alone, into an open field of attack dogs.
But now that we have stridden bravely forth, without shields, into the centres of white supremacy, we have discovered that we are covered by a multitude of good people. Look at the world. We are not alone. As you jump the bandwagon and attempt to wrestle the reins away from us, know that this is a Black radicals' moment. See us.
Black radicals are here to stay. Come up off that mic and get out before you get "looted". And take those Barack and Michelle posters with you. They never belonged to us.
The arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards Malcolm.
Peace after revolution.
Bron: Opinion Section - Al Jazeera
Black liberal, your time is up
Yes, tell the world that we are fed up. But, Black liberal, know that we are finished with you, too.
Yannick Giovanni Marshall by Yannick Giovanni Marshall
1 Jun 2020
As you ready yourself to attempt to hijack the work of radicals, to go undercover dressed in our clothes and slip into the crowd pretending that you were always there and that you are us, know that we see you. Even now, as you are preparing your watered-down Black Lives Matter syllabi and your "Hope and the Black Spring in the Time of Corona" book manuscripts, which are by now ready for press, filled as they are with the same dimly lit, unimaginative pablum about "improving race relations", feel-good "anti-racism", and "ways to move forward". We see you. We know why you have come.
You are here to translate an uprising. You are here to show your black skin so that you can claim the mantle of authority on anti-Blackness that white liberals have bestowed upon you. You are here to sit at their pundit tables, before their cameras. Your face beaming across the world as it provides the safest possible interpretation of a revolution in order to police its possibilities and pave over the threat of abolition with as mild and ineffective a reform as possible.
Although uprisings are spearheaded by radicals, we are shut out of the public discussion. Neither the Black radical, nor Black radical thought is given air time. Instead, we are forced to endure being talked about and having the revolution we fought for be defused and repackaged to be palatable to a white liberal audience.
We see you gearing up for your mission. You will not be able to blend into the crowd this time.
No interpretation of a revolution is needed. Its commentators should not be the people who yesterday were only too happy to sit at the table with white nationalists and who took smiling pictures with the "good police".
It cannot be narrated by the same people who - alongside their white liberal colleagues - jump Black radicals, beating us down with tired Martin Luther King Jr quotes in an attempt to discipline our anger and fix the boundaries of our action. Not by the same people who spew King at every opportunity, wielding him as a cudgel against those whom they have trained in the belief that King is king and his word is law.
It is a cult of King sustained, on the one hand, by the power of white liberal media, schools and corporate offices that have bled him of what little anti-colonialism he had in order to parade him for their purposes, and on the other hand, by the effective silencing of his contemporaries and his contemporary critics.
We have had to endure the silencing of people like Kwame Ture, who said, "In order for nonviolence to work, your opponent has to have a conscience. The United States has no conscience." We have endured the silencing of people like Assata Shakur, who said, "Nobody in the world, nobody in history, has ever gotten their freedom by appealing to the moral sense of the people who were oppressing them."
You have not only been complicit in the silencing of the radicals, but by hogging the mic and having the prerogative on how Black struggle is spoken of and its history remembered, you have engineered it. Even as our people are permanently incarcerated or are made refugees and hunted, they die a second death in your willful amnesia.
Black radical critics have proven to be right although you would not know it by how little their names are known and how little room you have given them. Get off the mic and give it to the people. Get off the platform and out of the newsroom. Your time is up.
For far too long, Black liberal, you have been allowed to domesticate Black radicalism. Because our oppressors prefer you to us and at any sign of trouble, rush out to find you to speak on behalf of all Black people, you have eagerly taken the chance to hog all of the mics and silence us. You weaken our revolt with your narration.
We know that even now you are preparing to invade us with your linked arms performing that played out "we shall overcome" nonsense in order to reframe destruction in the colony and of the civil order as a quest for policy changes.
You have come to firehose the fire in our uprising while pretending to be angrier and more rebellious than the rebels. As if it were not just yesterday that you were standing shoulder to shoulder with police and politicians begging for calm and agreeing that this is sad.
We know that by the immensity of your power and the relative strength of your megaphones you will have some successes in the coming fraud. But no matter how well you carve and gut this revolution and lay its skin on your face as your mask, we will still see you.
We know that when we say abolish prisons and police you will intercede on behalf of the state and white power with your deliberate mistranslation saying we asked for "less harsh sentences and more trust between the police and Black community."
When we say we want this thing over with, you will say we want "change".
When we say this white supremacist settler-colony has anti-Blackness in its DNA and is incapable of providing any adequate liberation you say, "America is failing Black people".
We say we want to get out of here. You ask "how do we move forward?" As if we do not hear in your tone the hope that all this "unrest" can be quelled and we can move quietly onto the next killing.
You insist on mistranslating us.
Black liberal, your time is up. You have held the mic for too long. Give the mic to any random protester on the street. Any one of them will have something more insightful and analytically sound to say than you do. When you dress up in clothes with our slogans and go on TV all you do is cry. What are you crying about? I cannot remember the last time I have smiled so much.
You have been smiling too long with our oppressors. There is no reason to cry when the resistance comes out. We would have thought you would be ecstatic, all you who have professed to be interested in change.
You who would speak lovingly of the English peasants of 1381 who, torch in hand, emerged from the ruins of the Black Death to burn the property of the ruling classes in the hope of emancipating themselves. But now, when Black people who are forced to witness themselves publicly hunted and tortured to death on a weekly basis rise up, you attempt to coax them away from their cigarette lighters.
When the Target starts burning down, the Black liberal will fight harder to put it out than its owners. But as Malcolm X said: "You had another Negro out in the field. The house Negro was in the minority. The masses - the field Negroes were the masses. They were in the majority. When the master got sick, they prayed that he'd die. If his house caught on fire, they'd pray for a wind to come along and fan the breeze."
They gave you the platform, but there are more of us than there are of you. The greatest trick you ever pulled off was to make it seem that it was you who represented the majority of Black people and it were those radically against colonial policing who were few and far between. Now you see us in our thousands. Stop crying.
X: "That Uncle Tom wore a handkerchief around his head. This Uncle Tom wears a top hat. He's sharp. He dresses just like you do. He speaks the same phraseology, the same language. He tries to speak it better than you do. He speaks with the same accents, same diction. And when you say, 'your army,' he says, 'our army.' He hasn't got anybody to defend him, but anytime you say 'we' he says 'we.' 'Our president,' 'our government,' 'our Senate,' 'our congressmen,' 'our this and our that.' And he hasn't even got a seat in that 'our' even at the end of the line. So this is the twentieth-century Negro."
Black liberal, as we brace for the second wave of repression from your government, remember that we still see you. When your police, your National Guard, your dogs are sicced on us, when your P W Botha/Bull Connor of a president who agitated for a Sharpeville 1960 against the migrants, prepares to commit atrocities, despite our masked shouts, stones and placards, we still see you. We know why you have come. But you are too late.
For the first time in a long while we have also been seen and know that we are not alone. Before we might have stepped out sheepishly, politely asking to consider more radical solutions, thinking that we were moving, vulnerably, naked and alone, into an open field of attack dogs.
But now that we have stridden bravely forth, without shields, into the centres of white supremacy, we have discovered that we are covered by a multitude of good people. Look at the world. We are not alone. As you jump the bandwagon and attempt to wrestle the reins away from us, know that this is a Black radicals' moment. See us.
Black radicals are here to stay. Come up off that mic and get out before you get "looted". And take those Barack and Michelle posters with you. They never belonged to us.
The arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards Malcolm.
Peace after revolution.
Bron: Opinion Section - Al Jazeera
Hahahahaha en hahahahaha. Dat je dit kunt menen. Bizar.quote:
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Trump is een echte christian en familieman. God verbindt. Wij zijn allemaal kinderen van god ongeacht huidskleur, afkomst of klasse. Trump weet hoe belangrijk god en religie nu is. Laten we samenkomen en stoppen elkaars schedel in te slaan.
Ook dit is een uitstekend verwoorde column, die laat zien wat voor "deplorables" de US zelf zijn geworden:
Yet as disappointed as I am with America's dubious modus operandi and deplorable human rights record, I have found Africa's strong and unequivocal condemnation of Floyd's agonising death a truly welcome and positive development. Without a shadow of doubt, Africans are increasingly convinced that the way forward for their countries does not uphold the American system as a model but as a cautionary tale.
De hele column hier
Yet as disappointed as I am with America's dubious modus operandi and deplorable human rights record, I have found Africa's strong and unequivocal condemnation of Floyd's agonising death a truly welcome and positive development. Without a shadow of doubt, Africans are increasingly convinced that the way forward for their countries does not uphold the American system as a model but as a cautionary tale.
De hele column hier
