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What about the wealthy? Didn't they work harder? Aren't they blessed?

Blow me Jesus fuck!

DieBankOfAmericaPhukkingDie says

GET WITH WINNING!

ASSHOLE!

JESUS: OBVIOUS ISLAMIC EXTREMIST. Stop being PC.

I HATE JESUS MORE THAN LIFE ITSELF!

DieBankOfAmericaPhukkingDie says

JESUSFUCK!

JESUSCUCK!

DieBankOfAmericaPhukkingDie says

Sonofa CRACKWHORE!

Virgin birth?! LOL!

Hey, Joseph: the word "gullible" isn't in the dictionary. Check it out!

DBOAPD is in prime don't give a fuck mode.

Easy does it boys. Lightning could strike any moment now.

Strategist says

Easy does it boys. Lightning could strike any moment now.

All are blessed - not just the poor!

Are you a violent protestor? Why do you shoot cops?

Ironman says

Some SERIOUS mental illness on display in this thread.

Jesus or America: Pick one, cuckroach.

Get on the Trump Train. Choo-choo motherfucker!

Ironman says

Denver

Mediocre.

Stop trying to write your own material - to stretch the definition of "material" to include organic waste.

Won't you favor us with a copy-paste from Breitbart, instead?

HydroCabron says

Fuck You, Violent Hateful Cuck Jesus!

The heart and soul of the modern democratic party.

Yeah, the thing that distinguished Jesus as a special rabii was his being such a social justice warrior.

But that was then, this is now. We don't need no social justice warriors now, because America is totally fair, with "justice for all ®."

Therefore, I know what let's do. Let's make some fake BLM twitter accounts calling for more police to be killed, and make those BLM assholes look bad. We know that probably not even one percent of BLM protesters think that way, but hey, anything to generate some good old fashioned hate. It's the way Jesus would have wanted it (or rather does want it).

P N Dr Lo R says

HydroCabron says

Fuck You, Violent Hateful Cuck Jesus!

The heart and soul of the modern democratic party.

Did not Jesus say "Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God"?

Does this not imply that the non-poor are less important? Is this not divisive & hateful rhetoric?

This strikes me as something Obama would say to divide us and troll us.

I recently witnessed an Walk for Alzheimer's fundraising event. Stupid liberals strutted around, knees bent, full of hate for non-Alzheimer's causes. Such an insult to multiple Sclerosis, cancer, hydrocephaly - as if these other diseases were no big deal. Repulsive!

HydroCabron says

Did not Jesus say "Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God"?

Yes, I just didn't understand what this had to do with the title.

So by implication, having a national Heterosexual European Ancestry Day would not oppress anybody else.

I'm sure if Trump proposed such a holiday, he'd have the support of inclusive, open-minded Leftists.

P N Dr Lo R says

didn't understand what this had to do with the title

He's mocking the right wing dim bulbs who do tend to consider themselves christians, and yet many of them from the start didn't get that saying "black lives matter," wasn't saying anything other than that.

You see, saying "black lives matter just as much as white lives do," isn't concise enough for a slogan, but is obviously it is implied by BLM unless one is dealing with rather severe cognitive deficits. Besides, making it white versus black, instead of just let's stop fucking over blacks, has more of a racist tone to it.

thunderlips11 says

So by implication, having a national Heterosexual European Ancestry Day would not oppress anybody else.

I'm going to lobby for a national breathing day. It's very important that we celebrate breathing, and it is only appropriate that our national government make it official. What is that you say? Every day is breathing day? Oh. Yes, I see.

marcus says

He's mocking the right wing dim bulbs who do tend to consider themselves christians

Mocking is popular today and you probably don't know a single Christian, it's just acceptable to direct hatred and bigory towards Christians now.

Yes, Christians are so maligned in the US. They are discriminated against at every turn.

P N Dr Lo R says

Mocking is popular today and you probably don't know a single Christian

Do you disagree with the notion that the phrase 'black lives matter' is analogous to 'blessed are the poor'? Do you further disagree that the response 'all lives matter' is analogous to 'blessed are all lives, Jesus'?

P N Dr Lo R says

Mocking is popular today and you probably don't know a single Christian, it's just acceptable to direct hatred and bigory towards Christians now

You don't get it. IT was mocking right wing idiots (who sometimes are Christian). If anything I see an appreciation of true Christianity in this thread. And I was raised Christian and respect Christianity.

At the most this thread is aimed at some Christians, not Christianity. At least that's the way I took it. The cartoon at top, is respectful of Jesus, and pokes fun of the retard that responds "all lives are blessed."

Yes, there are a lot of Christian assholes in this country. And sometimes their religion prevents them from realizing how big of an asshole they are. I say this as someone that is not dogmatically opposed to religion or to Christianity. Anyone that does not admit that it sometimes works this way, is probably one of the assholes.

The thread would not have been as amusing, or maybe even boring, if it had logically broken down in detail why it is true you can't claim to be a good Christian and at the same time resent everything that BLM stands for.

So, everybody okay with Trump endorsing Het Euro Day?

After all, blacks have a whole month.

marcus says

You don't get it

Yes, I get it completely.

In the distant future, when relatively pure white folk are down to 20% of the population, and white people are feeling oppressed, I for one would be totally cool if august or perhaps november was made into a somewhat meaningless "European History" month. WE don't really need it now, because everyone in America still knows that white men are almost singularly the cause of how awesome the world is today.

YesYNot says

Do you disagree with the notion that the phrase 'black lives matter' is analogous to 'blessed are the poor'? Do you further disagree that the response 'all lives matter' is analogous to 'blessed are all lives, Jesus'?

Yes. BLM is about studiously ignoring - or if unavoidably confronted, come up with dodges - over the obscene rate of Black on Black crime, and focusing only on the handful of non-AA cops shooting AA's.

thunderlips11 says

Yes. BLM is about studiously ignoring - or if unavoidably confronted, come up with dodges - over the obscene rate of Black on Black crime, and focusing only on the handful of non-AA cops shooting AA's

This objection is hilarious, considering your posting history: a long chain of tu quoque arguments.

Damn it, I hate it when I agree with Marcus. marcus says

At the most this thread is aimed at some Christians, not Christianity. At least that's the way I took it. The cartoon at top, is respectful of Jesus, and pokes fun of the retard that responds "all lives are blessed."

thunderlips11 says

Yes. BLM is about studiously ignoring - or if unavoidably confronted, come up with dodges - over the obscene rate of Black on Black crime, and focusing only on the handful of non-AA cops shooting AA's.

At least I also still agree with Lips!

HydroCabron says

This objection is hilarious, considering your posting history: a long chain of tu quoque arguments.

Jesus endorses my attempts to point out these things:

Matthew 7:5
You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye.

Maybe it should have been called poor folks lives matter. The point is that cops have been indiscriminately murdering citizens with impunity, not totally intentionally, but due to incompetence or fear and either wrong kind of people becoming cops or insufficient training.

The advent of everyone having a video camera in their pocket has caused SOME of these incidents to be recorded, and a lot of citizens are pissed off about it. Maybe the race factor is overdone. I would rather see emphasis on things like hiring and training practices, and all cops wearing body cameras or whatever they're called. And also firing and in some cases criminal charges against the most blatant cases. IF a cop can't handle the job, they should not be doing the job, because it's a job in which you may be called upon to kill people.

Quigley says

thunderlips11 says

come up with dodges - over the obscene rate of Black on Black crime, and focusing only on the handful of non-AA cops shooting AA's.

If BLM protesters are concerned about black on black crime, one of the things they would probably want is to have police they can call when there is trouble, without worrying about scaredy-cat trigger happy cops that can't handle themselves in a slightly intense situation, and that are going to err on the side of needlessly killing innocent people.

How is wanting good police not caring about black on black crime ?

HydroCabron says

I recently witnessed an Walk for Alzheimer's fundraising event. Stupid liberals strutted around, knees bent, full of hate for non-Alzheimer's causes. Such an insult to multiple Sclerosis, cancer, hydrocephaly - as if these other diseases were no big deal. Repulsive!

Get it ?

Ironman says

Denver

LOL but in fairness, Denver is a pretty solid place. Obviously a great place to live if you are into to outdoors related weekend excursions, both in the summer and winter.

marcus says

How is wanting good police not caring about black on black crime ?

Why are stories about the shitty cops far more newsworthy than the high rate of black on black crime, which is a much worse problem than white on black crime or cop on black crime, statistically speaking?

Is it because blindly following media narratives has conditioned you to believe that shitty cops are a much bigger problem than black on black crime?

marcus says

If BLM protesters are concerned about black on black crime, one of the things they would probably want

I haven't seen any evidence that they want that at all. If there is, feel free to post a link, ANY link

MMR says

Why are stories about the shitty cops far more newsworthy than the high rate of black on black crime

Maybe it has something to do with the fact that cops aren't supposed to be murderers ? Whereas crime in the worst neighborhoods isn't really something that protests or public awareness can easily change. If the people demand that police change, boom actions will be taken. Inner city poverty, and all that goes with it, drugs, gangs, gang violence, not so easily addressed. It's a bigger problem, but not one that can be easily addressed or even easily understood. People would first have to agree on the causes, and then the solutions, and then implement them. Maybe a generation or two later things would be much improved.

MMR says

Is it because blindly following media narratives has conditioned you to believe that shitty cops are a much bigger problem than black on black crime?

I'm vicariously embarrassed for you.

MMR says

Why are stories about the shitty cops far more newsworthy than the high rate of black on black crime, which is a much worse problem than white on black crime or cop on black crime, statistically speaking?

You don't understand why it's more noteworthy that someone who is paid by the community to uphold law and order kills unarmed citizens vs. gang members getting killed by other gang members?

One of the cops shot in Baton Rouge was a black man. His blog post only days before his life ended was extremely illuminating. He wanted to help his community but felt that it had rejected him. He was finding being a black man and a cop to be an impossible position.
You can't build community ties if the community has rejected you based on the color of your uniform. If black citizens won't do their civic duty and cooperate with police to investigate crime, how can they complain when it is rampant? If black citizens motto is "fuck the police," how can they expect police officers to treat them with anything but extreme suspicion and fear?
Black people need to examine their own culture to find solutions. Otherwise they will end up like Chicago where the police, having their hands tied politically, have largely abandoned their hostile neighborhoods and only show up in the morning to take away the bodies.