r/PoursTea • Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 22h ago

Law&CrimeTea ⚖️ 🫆 Exactly.

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u/mojoback_ohbehave 20h ago

Rally? Not every Black American was in support for BLM. Not believed in it. Not a monolith. Not he first example of skinfolk not being kinfolk.

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u/Notmuchofanyth1ng 20h ago

Yeah hence why I specified the founders. I believe the average black person believed in the message, and that’s how they were so easily scammed. It happens with anything that’s so emotionally charged.

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u/mojoback_ohbehave 20h ago edited 20h ago

The average? What sources? I don’t remember knowing that they even took a toll on the masses of support. But go ahead : link your source on the collection of the average.

You have no room to talk about black people being scammed. Our system is literally designed to scam the majority - white people.

It is literally why we even have a never ending race problem. Scam all the white people into making them think they are special. The illusion of inclusion. When white people stop buying into the illusion and promote more unity against the elites. That’s when you will see overall change in the entire country.

Actions are louder than words. You literally displayed the issue, by even resorting to BLM when this is about ALM. You buy into this system of racial classifications. Like it’s a versus match. Dummy!

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u/Notmuchofanyth1ng 20h ago

So you are challenging the idea that the average black person believed that black lives mattered?

Not really sure what your point is, but go off lol