Hey guys, lets be real here please. The truth doesn't matter when only a fraction of a percent of people will see it. In fact, here is a challenge for you. Do you have friends and or colleagues who happen to be black? Or happen to be hysterics who only get their "news" from the despicable lying media?
Then see if you can explain to them the facts of the Floyd case if you even dare. If you already know that you don't dare, that explains just how far things are gone. If you do dare I'm pretty sure that you know it will be a very difficult needle to thread.
If you do this, be careful that it is not too great a risk to yourself. And I'm not kidding. We are living in really fucked up times.
My sister had a black friend for years that she’s stood up for and has stood up for my sister. They’re no longer speaking because of the insanity of last year when this other girl went into full victim narrative, and my sister was left going “wtf just happened”.
Yep, the media is incredibly powerful, unfortunately many people (including whites) easily fall victim to the narratives if they don't exercise critical thinking and modest research.
My instincts and observations caused me to stop going to the movies when I was 25 (58 now), to stop watching TV over 20 years ago and to stop listening to talk radio in 2008. If you consume any of those you are going to end up being a useful idiot.
Thankfully I never went to college but regrettably it is difficult to warn young people that they are at great risk of exposure to ideas that will destroy them and those around them if adopted.
We lost a friend like this. She always believed she deserved special treatment and diminished responsibility. As soon as BLM became mainstream she wore her victim crown, sat on her throne of virtue supremacy, and treated us all like serfs. Dumped her. Do not feel bad about it at all.
Had a friend like that. I was in his wedding. I let him stay at my place for some time when things were rocky with his wife. I asked him about it one day since he always had an incredibly open mind and had no issue calling things out when it came to racial issues, to the point that even he would cross the street to avoid people when out and about.
But, when Fentanyl Floyd hit something changed drastically. Even showing him the autopsy report, the portions of the video where you could see a white item in his mouth, showing that he was alive and well until he hit the hospital and OD'ed..
My best friend from high school and college married a black person and also went off the deep end of the victimhood pool last year for their benefit. I have cut off all communication and will live the rest of my life without their toxic and manipulative influence.
You’re right. These are the same people who believe to this day that “little” Trayvon had every right to beat George Zimmerman’s head against the concrete and “gentle giant” Mike Brown was justified in trying to relieve an officer of his weapon.
I’ve already been though this with a few different life long black friends with the St. Skittles case bullshit. Let’s just say they became visibly emotional, and angry. They couldn’t fathom how I could dare challenge, and question the media, who they all previously agreed would lie about almost everything, on this issue, because apparently ST. S shared the same skin tone as them, and apparently the central organizing feature of all of their lives is their skin color. ✊🏿🤡🌎
It’s sad, and fascinating to watch. I could tell there is no doubt if I would have kept pushing the issue with them, at least two, definitely one would have gotten physically violent with me. It’s fucking pathetic how easy thes low IQ motherfuckers are to manipulate. I slowly but surely stopped communicating with them. I guess they took the hint since they stopped reaching out too. I have a buddy who is mutual friends with a couple of the same people, and he told me their social media posting became super radical after the GOOD BOI FLOID HOAX. I wasn’t surprised one bit. Good riddance.
If you haven't seen it, Joel Gilbert's "Trayvon Martin Hoax" documentary is very informational.
There are many things that MSM deliberately covered up/misreported (Martin's criminal history/suspension from school, texts/social media posts fishing for drugs to make "fire-ass lean"/purple drank, referring to the watermelon drink as "Arizona Iced Tea", etc etc) but the craziest part of the story is the impostor "witness" who was supposedly on the phone that night. The "witness" was not able to read/confirm her "written testimony" in court because she didn't write it: the real girl-on-the-phone went on the run, and prosecutors deliberately committed perjury (or something unethical anyway) by fabricating not only testimony, but the "witness" herself.
Stefan Molyneux's "Truth About" series is very good also, he has done thorough debunkings of the MSM coverups/misreporting of several high-profile riot-starter incidents (Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, etc etc.)
Ingredients for "fire-ass lean"/"purple drank"/"sizzurp." Trayvon Martin was inquiring via texts/social-media if anyone had the "hookup for codien," hence his mission in search of Skittles and watermelon drink.
>Acquire a can of Arizona Watermelon drink, pour out some for your fallen homies, dump in Skittles. Dump in pills/cough syrup/whatever is handy. Voila, you're the envy of your friends. (Jazz-hands intensify)
Hey guys, lets be real here please. The truth doesn't matter when only a fraction of a percent of people will see it. In fact, here is a challenge for you. Do you have friends and or colleagues who happen to be black? Or happen to be hysterics who only get their "news" from the despicable lying media?
Then see if you can explain to them the facts of the Floyd case if you even dare. If you already know that you don't dare, that explains just how far things are gone. If you do dare I'm pretty sure that you know it will be a very difficult needle to thread.
If you do this, be careful that it is not too great a risk to yourself. And I'm not kidding. We are living in really fucked up times.
My sister had a black friend for years that she’s stood up for and has stood up for my sister. They’re no longer speaking because of the insanity of last year when this other girl went into full victim narrative, and my sister was left going “wtf just happened”.
Yep, the media is incredibly powerful, unfortunately many people (including whites) easily fall victim to the narratives if they don't exercise critical thinking and modest research.
My instincts and observations caused me to stop going to the movies when I was 25 (58 now), to stop watching TV over 20 years ago and to stop listening to talk radio in 2008. If you consume any of those you are going to end up being a useful idiot.
Thankfully I never went to college but regrettably it is difficult to warn young people that they are at great risk of exposure to ideas that will destroy them and those around them if adopted.
We lost a friend like this. She always believed she deserved special treatment and diminished responsibility. As soon as BLM became mainstream she wore her victim crown, sat on her throne of virtue supremacy, and treated us all like serfs. Dumped her. Do not feel bad about it at all.
Had a friend like that. I was in his wedding. I let him stay at my place for some time when things were rocky with his wife. I asked him about it one day since he always had an incredibly open mind and had no issue calling things out when it came to racial issues, to the point that even he would cross the street to avoid people when out and about.
But, when Fentanyl Floyd hit something changed drastically. Even showing him the autopsy report, the portions of the video where you could see a white item in his mouth, showing that he was alive and well until he hit the hospital and OD'ed..
And that was the end of that friendship.
WTF just happened is: now you are a racist if you do not agree with every lie spewed by the media.
My best friend from high school and college married a black person and also went off the deep end of the victimhood pool last year for their benefit. I have cut off all communication and will live the rest of my life without their toxic and manipulative influence.
It's just so bizarre. These seemingly normal people lost their minds when the BLM riots began, and now they're insane.
You’re right. These are the same people who believe to this day that “little” Trayvon had every right to beat George Zimmerman’s head against the concrete and “gentle giant” Mike Brown was justified in trying to relieve an officer of his weapon.
There is no reasoning with these people.
I’ve already been though this with a few different life long black friends with the St. Skittles case bullshit. Let’s just say they became visibly emotional, and angry. They couldn’t fathom how I could dare challenge, and question the media, who they all previously agreed would lie about almost everything, on this issue, because apparently ST. S shared the same skin tone as them, and apparently the central organizing feature of all of their lives is their skin color. ✊🏿🤡🌎
It’s sad, and fascinating to watch. I could tell there is no doubt if I would have kept pushing the issue with them, at least two, definitely one would have gotten physically violent with me. It’s fucking pathetic how easy thes low IQ motherfuckers are to manipulate. I slowly but surely stopped communicating with them. I guess they took the hint since they stopped reaching out too. I have a buddy who is mutual friends with a couple of the same people, and he told me their social media posting became super radical after the GOOD BOI FLOID HOAX. I wasn’t surprised one bit. Good riddance.
If you haven't seen it, Joel Gilbert's "Trayvon Martin Hoax" documentary is very informational.
There are many things that MSM deliberately covered up/misreported (Martin's criminal history/suspension from school, texts/social media posts fishing for drugs to make "fire-ass lean"/purple drank, referring to the watermelon drink as "Arizona Iced Tea", etc etc) but the craziest part of the story is the impostor "witness" who was supposedly on the phone that night. The "witness" was not able to read/confirm her "written testimony" in court because she didn't write it: the real girl-on-the-phone went on the run, and prosecutors deliberately committed perjury (or something unethical anyway) by fabricating not only testimony, but the "witness" herself.
Yeah, I’ve seen it, and it’s another example of why the media is enemy of the people.
Stefan Molyneux's "Truth About" series is very good also, he has done thorough debunkings of the MSM coverups/misreporting of several high-profile riot-starter incidents (Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, etc etc.)
St Skittles?
Trayvon martin. Keep up fren. 😁
I'd say I was kept up then, but it was 9 years ago now. I vaguely remember something about skittles, what was it?
Ingredients for "fire-ass lean"/"purple drank"/"sizzurp." Trayvon Martin was inquiring via texts/social-media if anyone had the "hookup for codien," hence his mission in search of Skittles and watermelon drink.
>Acquire a can of Arizona Watermelon drink, pour out some for your fallen homies, dump in Skittles. Dump in pills/cough syrup/whatever is handy. Voila, you're the envy of your friends. (Jazz-hands intensify)
So true, every word. Thanks for posting.
To be honest, I don't dare