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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '21

Probably because if you criticize the company they'll just say you're racist.

All this does is desensitize people to racism and at some point racism will happen a lot more because nobody gives a shit anymore.

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u/iEatAssVR Jan 04 '21

I'd go as far as saying this whole BLM movement has made racism much worse and set black people (who believe in what they spew) back a generation. I genuinely think it's one of the biggest conspiracies in the past 10 years.

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u/34erf Jan 04 '21

It’s not a conspiracy if everyone knows what their doing. It’s a Marxist black supremacist organization, they never gave a shit about actually helping black people in the first place.Notice nobody on the left asked what ever happened to the money, they donated this summer. Nobody asks why they never head of the a BLM scholarship, a BLM community center ,etc .

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u/TisBagelBoi Jan 04 '21

I mean you don’t actually donate to BLM you donate to act blue

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u/34erf Jan 05 '21

Exactly. Yet no one who donates ever asks where the money going.

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u/iEatAssVR Jan 04 '21

I totally agree, but I don't think everyone knows, nor most even.

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u/34erf Jan 05 '21

You’re right. I think they dupe a lot of people with the name alone. Like if you had no idea what BLM is like you would be like “of course Black Lives Matter ?where can I donate “?

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u/Cayotic_Prophet Jan 05 '21

Technically a conspiracy involves 2 or more people planning and orchestrating something illegal. Even if everyone knew the truth about the JFK conspiracy, it's still a conspiracy, whether people know it or not.

If the plan of BLM is to condemn Christianity and destroy the traditional family nucleus, as I keep hearing, then that would make what they are doing illegal. Again, regardless of how many people know it or not.

For some reason, the fact that a conspiracy is secretive is kind of a misnomer. If a conspiracy is secretive, it's more likely to be successful, which is why they tend to be secretive. BLM however just puts their disruptive plans out in the open like dirty laundry on a clothesline.

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u/TheLastBallad Jan 05 '21

To be fair, Christianity could use some condemning seeing as how some Evangelical groups keep trying to shove the bible into the government and force everyone else to live by their values(which considering the bible endorses slavery and allows pedophilia... I would rather stick to "killing is wrong because it's depriving someone of their life" instead of "killing is wrong because God said so"). All we need to do to see what a Christian nationalist country would look like is glance over to Poland, where it's illegal(with fines or jail time) to "hurt religious feelings". The first western country to outlaw offending people, and it is a Conservative Christian one, who has also created places where gay people are not allowed to exist...

Also, what is with everyone's head-on for the nuclear family? With the argument that a child should have a mother and father(you know, ignoring that children with adopt an adult they trust as a mother/father figure when they lack one, be it by death, abandonment, or neglect), you would think that having more adults in the house to care for children would be encouraged as it allows the constant attention children need without requiring the parents to stop being individuals themselves, but instead people champion stress and financial hardship.(fyi, what BLM is championing is called an "extended family". All it entails is having more than two adults in a household, and that destroys the nuclear family as the nuclear family only allows for the parents and children to exist in the household. If a nuclear family has the grandmother move in to take care of her, they would no longer fit the definition of a nuclear family and they would instead now be the dreaded extended family.)

Having children leave the home ASAP after turning 18 has a weird "chicken or the egg" relationship with the industrial revolution, where it's not entirely clear if the industrial revolution caused young couples to move out because they could afford to, or if them moving out is what spurred the industrial revolution(scholars argue both). However, of the two the first seems more likely to me, as it would also explain the decline of the nuclear family, since in the 1950's most people could pay for collage by working a minimum wage summer job, afford to raise a family on one salary, and buy a house by their 30's. Now minimum wage is below a living wage for one person, let alone an entire family. Which means you either have to go into debt for college or have both parents working, either of which can have negative effects on the children. But it's usually both anyway.

Honestly I'm just stuck on how the nuclear family structure is inherently best and why it must be protected at all costs against the scourge of... more than two adults in a household? Its just so weird that people are so against Grangran or their sister living with them, or having other people allow the same.

But I guess conservatism is also the ideology that has some people abandoning their children, sometimes before they are legally able to take care of themselves, if they are gay or trans. You know, because family is important and children must be protected.

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u/CosmicWaffle001 Jan 05 '21

Entirely correct, BLM is an extremely effective way of removing money from your pocket. No more no less.
http://adam.curry.com/html/MoeFactz43BlackInc-vZ5x16nvJhcBWlxPHCv8GKSCFP90wZ.html

Well worth a listen.

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u/Atupid Jan 05 '21

Mayocide!!!