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Have to agree with you.cltrat said:that's an outright lie, not surprising though
No kidding. Where did people come up with this false account of what happen?cltrat said:that's an outright lie, not surprising though
Feel good platitudes isn't going to heal. The professional left has stoked this fire and fanning the flames for their political agenda.Dog Wonder said:The madness goes on. No explaining it, no understanding it, using it for political gain is disingenuous. Music heals.
Bill Vestrup said:Feel good platitudes isn't going to heal. The professional left has stoked this fire and fanning the flames for their political agenda.
Well they were BLM supporters, and BLM has a history of wanting cops aka "pigs" dead aka "in a blanket".KCFlyer said:And you aren't? Let's see what we have here....cops shot in Dallas...cops shot in Baton Rouge. Both shooters were black, therefore they represent black lives matter, and all black lives matter want to see dead cops. Or that's what it sounds like.
I found another similarity between the shooters - both were former military. Using the logic that the right uses (that cops do no wrong and black lives matter wants to see dead cops)...could we further surmise that all former military want to see dead cops? AFter all...if these two guys represent all black people, then surely we can conclude that they represent all former military.
But, were they named Muhammed?Bill Vestrup said:Well they were BLM supporters, and BLM has a history of wanting cops aka "pigs" dead aka "in a blanket".
Bill Vestrup said:Well they were BLM supporters, and BLM has a history of wanting cops aka "pigs" dead aka "in a blanket".
Facts don't lie
They both explicitly said they wanted cops dead, just as endlessly repeated by BLM supporters.KCFlyer said:If Black lives matter to them, why did they kill so many black cops. And the both were former military. Facts don't lie.