White people, here are 10 requests from Black Lives Matter

130 rds on web gear says NO...when ever and where ever they wish to fight about it.
Cowards only talk of course so I am fine with saying this to such an inferior philosophy because I learned the most TERRIBLE coping skills known to mankind,and I am a better warrior, than my skin , alone.

God save them and us.

God save everybody !!

Help !!!!

Who ever wrote that should lay off the crack coc aine.

originally posted by: Abysha
a reply to: MotherMayEye

Some things I’m thinking about that should change (in that Southern, black grandmama voice):

This isn't some official BLM doctrine. She's obviously venting some jadedness.

Somebody like me might read it and say "hah, this raises my awareness" while ATS members will say "good lord, the blacks are coming for our inheritance"

I have to ask, raised your awareness of what?

originally posted by: Josephus
a reply to: MotherMayEye

By "Southern Black Grandma Voice" I'm assuming he means "rich black man in a fat suit voice"

OK. That was funny.

originally posted by: introvert
Well, that's a very interesting list.

Completely unreasonable and, shall I say, stupid.

But certainly address them, and, if you need to, you got hands: use them.

Sounds to me like this person advocates violence. Or am I reading that wrong?

She is calling for violence.

She is a Louisville BLM organizer.

She rants about how evil and racist the government is.

Her job it seems quite ironically is

Chanelle Helm

Decennial Administration Clerk at US Census Bureau

www.linkedin.com...

(I think that is her)

She is a board member of Kentucky Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression.

Chanelle Helm, a board member of the Kentucky Alliance Against Racist and Political Oppression, reportedly arranged for a gathering of about two dozen people, who questioned the shooting and chanted, “Black Lives Matter.”

www.ibtimes.com...

They have a stated mission of.

Our Mission

The mission of the Alliance is to bring the need and the people who want change together – and ultimately to build an anti-racist majority.

Racism destroys everyone. It stunts the lives of people of color, especially the young. And it destroys whites, too, because it makes it impossible for us to build unity to solve pressing social problems that face us all.

www.louisvillepeace.org...

Lets see if either group denounces her racist advocacy and apparent call for violence.

And lets see if she is allowed to keep her job working for the government she hates (if thats her) after these comments.

Chanelle Helm, a Black Lives Matter of Louisville organizer, speaks near Indivisible Kentucky's Save My Care Bus.

Dammit.

I thought I was safe from this kind of bullsnip.

That's 25 minutes from me.



How bout white haters stop whining bout materialistic possessions.

originally posted by: Abysha
a reply to: MotherMayEye

Some things I’m thinking about that should change (in that Southern, black grandmama voice):

This isn't some official BLM doctrine. She's obviously venting some jadedness.

Somebody like me might read it and say "hah, this raises my awareness" while ATS members will say "good lord, the blacks are coming for our inheritance"

Then BLM will have no problem denouncing it.

And I bet if a government worker wrote the same with black placed in their instead of white, their would be a doxxing campaign to remove her from her GOVERNMENT job.

BLM policy

Reparations for the continued divestment from, discrimination toward and exploitation of our communities in the form of a guaranteed minimum livable income for all Black people, with clearly articulated corporate regulations.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
So they want more welfare?

You would need welfare too if you had 12 kids to 12 mothers.

She should be free to express her views.

What worries me is some ####face in DC mandating her views.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

No, I wasn't saying the source wasn't real. I meant the person who wrote it. They couldn't be serious in their intent.

originally posted by: growler

originally posted by: ketsuko
I hope that's a parody or a troll.

doesnt really matter, even if it is exposed as a hoax those who believe it now will still afterwards.
huge problem many here have separating reality from their fantasy world.

What about this seems a hoax?

She has written for that paper before.

She is a Louisville BLM organizer.

She has been quoted in other publications.

The paper from the OP claims that this is part of their three part series after Chalotteville, with the other two being very serious in tone about the need for blacks to arm themselves and such.

So please, tell me what leads you to believe this is a hoax?

originally posted by: Flatcoat

originally posted by: Abysha
a reply to: MotherMayEye

Some things I’m thinking about that should change (in that Southern, black grandmama voice):

This isn't some official BLM doctrine. She's obviously venting some jadedness.

Somebody like me might read it and say "hah, this raises my awareness" while ATS members will say "good lord, the blacks are coming for our inheritance"

I have to ask, raised your awareness of what?

Awareness that blacks are lazy and expect monetary reward for abosulutely nothing.

a reply to: Grambler

She probably has a 501(c)3 set up and gets federal government grants to push for "diversity" training and education. We taxpayers are probably funding her platform to spout her idiotic rhetoric. The reparations issue is a hot button topic in some circles.....Be Careful Who You Vote For.

a reply to: Grambler

While she does have a few points that I could potentially agree with, the approach she takes in this piece is ridiculous.

It's just as ridiculous as the BLM idea of reparations.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

Wait, I thought BLM wasn't a racist, hate organization?

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: Grambler

While she does have a few points that I could potentially agree with, the approach she takes in this piece is ridiculous.

It's just as ridiculous as the BLM idea of reparations.

Now look, claiming this somehow represents all black people is ludicrous.

But it just goes to illustrate that there are crazies on all sides.

I know we are on different sides of the aisle; but I have to ask.

Don't you find it strange that we can post calls for violence and actual violence from groups like BLM and antifa, but to even suggest they may have done something wrong to in Charlottesville is to be called a nazi defender.

It seems like an orwellian tactic to control thought.

Hmm notice she doesn't mention rich or wealthy blacks
Just another attempt at getting something for nothing....which from everything I've read seen and heard its something at least that they're damn good at

Oh just imagine if this had been a white person and the statements reversed...and they call us the racists!!

Not hard to see why the caucasian race is the dominant race on the planet at present...which clearly grates on their nerves to the point of ridiculousness

How about....

NO.