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MARXIST LEFT eating its own: BLM mad at WOMEN'S MARCH for being TOO PEACEFUL...Oh, and the trannies are upset too... | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 72891265  United States01/25/2017 05:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | MARXIST LEFT eating its own: BLM mad at WOMEN'S MARCH for being TOO PEACEFUL...Oh, and the trannies are upset too... Post-Obama and sans Hillary, radical leftist factions spar for political relevance. From Washington Times, 1/24/2017: Black Lives Matter resentful of peaceful Women’s March against Trump Some civil rights activists and supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement resent the success of the anti-Trump Women’s March on Washington — taking offense at the favorable press and praise heaped on a generally peaceful event that resulted in zero arrests, while wondering where the millions of women and their supporters were during race-based protests over the years. Ijeoma Oluo, editor at large of feminist website The Establishment, said the reason no one was arrested was that the marchers were primarily white women. “To brag that no one was arrested at a march that was filled with white women, as if that is an accomplishment that you really had a huge part of, what it does is it says that marches that were branded as ‘disruptive’ are less than,” Ms. Oluo said Tuesday on WBUR’s “Here & Now.” Racial tensions were evident during the Women’s March. Some demonstrators held signs reading, “Being Scared Since 2016 Is Privilege,” “White Women Elected Trump” and “White Lives Matter Too Much.” Echoing a sign that read, “I’ll see you nice white ladies at the next #BlackLivesMatter march, right?” Ms. Oluo wondered where the legions of women’s rights marchers had been during Black Lives Matter protests after police shootings. “I think that [there are] a lot of women who had come out before, but I also know that I didn’t see a lot of these people at any Black Lives Matter marches,” she said. “I’ve been there. I’ve been looking around.“And then to see them so excited — buying plane tickets, knitting hats, doing all of these things, getting ready to get out and march in the street, and you’re wondering, ‘Where was that need to get out and say something when we were being shot?’” she said. Despite the march’s best efforts, other identity groups also felt excluded. Some transsexual women took issue with the Women’s March’s oft-repeated references to female genitalia. “The main reason I decided not to go was because of the pussy hats,” one transsexual woman told .Mic. “I get that they’re a response but I think some people fixated on it the wrong way. “I believe there’s a lot of inequality that has to do with genitals — that’s not something you can separate from the feminist movement,” the transsexual woman said, “but I feel like I’ve tried to get involved in feminism and there’s always been a blockade there for trans-women.”  |
DRGONZO  User ID: 41032868 United States01/25/2017 05:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: MARXIST LEFT eating its own: BLM mad at WOMEN'S MARCH for being TOO PEACEFUL...Oh, and the trannies are upset too... I love it The reason the "white women" weren't at the Black Lives Matter protests is because wait for it... They're WHITE! The entire political Left is disintegrating before our eyes... |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 73551882  Canada01/25/2017 06:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: MARXIST LEFT eating its own: BLM mad at WOMEN'S MARCH for being TOO PEACEFUL...Oh, and the trannies are upset too... Post-Obama and sans Hillary, radical leftist factions spar for political relevance. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 72891265 From Washington Times, 1/24/2017: Black Lives Matter resentful of peaceful Women’s March against Trump Some civil rights activists and supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement resent the success of the anti-Trump Women’s March on Washington — taking offense at the favorable press and praise heaped on a generally peaceful event that resulted in zero arrests, while wondering where the millions of women and their supporters were during race-based protests over the years. Ijeoma Oluo, editor at large of feminist website The Establishment, said the reason no one was arrested was that the marchers were primarily white women. “To brag that no one was arrested at a march that was filled with white women, as if that is an accomplishment that you really had a huge part of, what it does is it says that marches that were branded as ‘disruptive’ are less than,” Ms. Oluo said Tuesday on WBUR’s “Here & Now.” Racial tensions were evident during the Women’s March. Some demonstrators held signs reading, “Being Scared Since 2016 Is Privilege,” “White Women Elected Trump” and “White Lives Matter Too Much.” Echoing a sign that read, “I’ll see you nice white ladies at the next #BlackLivesMatter march, right?” Ms. Oluo wondered where the legions of women’s rights marchers had been during Black Lives Matter protests after police shootings. “I think that [there are] a lot of women who had come out before, but I also know that I didn’t see a lot of these people at any Black Lives Matter marches,” she said. “I’ve been there. I’ve been looking around.“And then to see them so excited — buying plane tickets, knitting hats, doing all of these things, getting ready to get out and march in the street, and you’re wondering, ‘Where was that need to get out and say something when we were being shot?’” she said. Despite the march’s best efforts, other identity groups also felt excluded. Some transsexual women took issue with the Women’s March’s oft-repeated references to female genitalia. “The main reason I decided not to go was because of the pussy hats,” one transsexual woman told .Mic. “I get that they’re a response but I think some people fixated on it the wrong way. “I believe there’s a lot of inequality that has to do with genitals — that’s not something you can separate from the feminist movement,” the transsexual woman said, “but I feel like I’ve tried to get involved in feminism and there’s always been a blockade there for trans-women.” "Some civil rights activists and supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement resent the success of the anti-Trump Women’s March on Washington — taking offense at the favorable press and praise heaped on a generally peaceful event that resulted in zero arrests, while wondering where the millions of women and their supporters were during race-based protests over the years. Ijeoma Oluo, editor at large of feminist website The Establishment, said the reason no one was arrested was that the marchers were primarily white women." Proof from the horses mouth that BLM is racist and thdir objective is to break the law. They should be designated a terrorist organization and extradited to Texas for target practice |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 73837440 United States01/25/2017 09:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: MARXIST LEFT eating its own: BLM mad at WOMEN'S MARCH for being TOO PEACEFUL...Oh, and the trannies are upset too... Post-Obama and sans Hillary, radical leftist factions spar for political relevance. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 72891265 From Washington Times, 1/24/2017: Black Lives Matter resentful of peaceful Women’s March against Trump Some civil rights activists and supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement resent the success of the anti-Trump Women’s March on Washington — taking offense at the favorable press and praise heaped on a generally peaceful event that resulted in zero arrests, while wondering where the millions of women and their supporters were during race-based protests over the years. Ijeoma Oluo, editor at large of feminist website The Establishment, said the reason no one was arrested was that the marchers were primarily white women. “To brag that no one was arrested at a march that was filled with white women, as if that is an accomplishment that you really had a huge part of, what it does is it says that marches that were branded as ‘disruptive’ are less than,” Ms. Oluo said Tuesday on WBUR’s “Here & Now.” Racial tensions were evident during the Women’s March. Some demonstrators held signs reading, “Being Scared Since 2016 Is Privilege,” “White Women Elected Trump” and “White Lives Matter Too Much.” Echoing a sign that read, “I’ll see you nice white ladies at the next #BlackLivesMatter march, right?” Ms. Oluo wondered where the legions of women’s rights marchers had been during Black Lives Matter protests after police shootings. “I think that [there are] a lot of women who had come out before, but I also know that I didn’t see a lot of these people at any Black Lives Matter marches,” she said. “I’ve been there. I’ve been looking around.“And then to see them so excited — buying plane tickets, knitting hats, doing all of these things, getting ready to get out and march in the street, and you’re wondering, ‘Where was that need to get out and say something when we were being shot?’” she said. Despite the march’s best efforts, other identity groups also felt excluded. Some transsexual women took issue with the Women’s March’s oft-repeated references to female genitalia. “The main reason I decided not to go was because of the pussy hats,” one transsexual woman told .Mic. “I get that they’re a response but I think some people fixated on it the wrong way. “I believe there’s a lot of inequality that has to do with genitals — that’s not something you can separate from the feminist movement,” the transsexual woman said, “but I feel like I’ve tried to get involved in feminism and there’s always been a blockade there for trans-women.” Now. . .anyone with the smallest trace of critical thinking might take one more step back and follow the money. Rather than asking other protestors where they were when your event was held, why not go back one more step and ask Soros and his butt buddies why they are funding protest organizations that seem to be at odds? But, then again, that would require both critical thinking and some inkling about the radical leftists' intention, not to create a unified front, but to create total chaos so they can swoop in and offer their phoney conciliatory hogwash as an alternative. Ooh.. .and it might pay to look back at the history of radical leftist movements as well, where you can observe that, once the funded and supported rabble-rousers manage to create total chaos, they are killed off because they are no longer useful and, in fact, are a liability to the fatcats at the top who have been engineering the whole thing. Sorry, snowflakes. I realize that working your way through such things would require putting down your fucking cell phones and rubbing a few brain cells together. My bad. |
