The funny thing is I’ve seen so many videos of white people destroying and writing black lives matter on walls but the media won’t show that. Assuming black people are the only ones destroying everything.. freaking idiot.
Where I live it has been peaceful protesting where I live for 6 days straight. We had a little bit of stuff yesterday but it has literally been white after white Instigating. So many videos have been posted like these people think it’s 20years ago social media and camera phones are a thing now. I’m glad they are being shown. I’m so proud of so many protestors and police showing love showing they care and standing together.
I know I’ve seen so many peaceful protests and police and the protesters showing unity which is the whole point to this we want change... it’s terrible that they keep blaming black people for all this mess when we just change enough is enough!
How dumb. There’s so many videos showing white people vandalizing and looting. He needs smacked in the mouth.
Apparently he didn't see the news coverage of KY fans lighting couches and cars on fire when they won the NCAA championship...
A riot over a damn basketball game 😂🤦
I swear that’s the first thing that came to my mind. He was probably raised why racist parents. It’s usually a cycle.. when your parents teach you hate you grow up hating..
His father is a commissioner where they are from in Lawrence County... smh🤦🏽♀️
It really is, these are the kind of bigoted idiots we hate coming across.
I literally need someone to slap the fuck outa him like yesterday smh 🤦🏽♀️
I am white and I am here to say that thinking like this is pure IGNORANCE. They really believe this & don't see anything wrong with it. I was raised by parents that think like this and the white people of this world have engrained it into us. From our parents to the media & the way headlines of news articles are worded, the way the articles are worded. I have always felt it was wrong in my heart & gone against what's considered normal in my family. But I've never known how to fix it. I had to unlearn how I was raised & truly listen to african Americans to learn. I am often embarrassed to be white bc I'm afraid that African Americans see me the same as this man right here. We do not all think & feel like this. And I'm still learning. I'm still learning what terms are offensive and what terms are appropriate, bc I grew up in a house where certain words were considered normal. I didn't know any better. As an adult I'm still trying to figure things out. My husband is mixed, he has an african american father and a white mother. I often want to ask questions to learn more but fear that my questions might be offensive. It's a tough topic. I fear commenting on posts like these in fear that I might offend someone. People like this man have to want to be opened minded and learn. They have to be willing to think that maybe they were raised wrong. It's a difficult thing to realize that you've been brainwashed your whole life and many white people can't realize that. Or don't want to admit it. It really is ignorance. White people need to be raised differently. I have spent my whole life believing that if I raise my kids to love and treat everyone with respect that that's all I can do. But if I've learned anything from George's death it's that, that isn't enough. We have to do more. We have to commit to actually go out into the world and make a difference. We have to teach our children to go out in the world and make a difference. I apologize for the injustice and racism african Americans face everyday. I'm sorry for the way you are made to feel. I'm sorry for the way this man thinks. I'm sorry that the system is still racist. I'm sorry. I will continue to find new ways to do better in our schools & community.
Thank you! You and other people like you are the kind of support we need right now. People who are open and willing to help and work towards change! The sad reality is there are so many people like the man this post is about. And having a racist president in office made them feel comfortable to actually say the things they have been thinking all along.
But nevertheless again I just want to say thank you for your support! And don’t be afraid to ask questions or to comment. We know when things are said with good intentions and if something is said incorrect we will let you know and not in a mean, disrespectful way.
@onehotmess, Omg! Like @fivehearbeats, said people like you are the the kind of support we need. And I also wanna say thank for being so open minded and supportive. Don’t be afraid to ask questions I know it’s a touchy subject but you won’t learn without seeking knowledge. I’m so glad you are raising your kids different so they won’t grow up to be like this ignorant fool and will treat everyone equally regardless of their color and you were willing change and see the wrong that your parents taught you. This really touched me and I just wanna say thank you again. Have a wonderful day.
@fivehearbeats @haneef_imran Thank you so much ladies, I was afraid to comment that I might say the wrong thing. Your responses made me cry! I love you all so much & I don't even know you personally. I am currently trying to think of ways I can help african americans who are struggling, help to educate others in our community & come up with ideas & programs we can implement in our schools. If you or anyone have any suggestions for me on how I can help I am searching for ways to make a difference. Feel free to message me anytime. ❤ The best way I can teach my children is leading by example. I am determined to do better.
Aww you’re truly sweet! And very much appreciated love ❤️ if you have any questions you can message me and I’ll be more than happy to help in anyway I can. You are really doing the right thing people like you is what we need. You’re a great mother I can tell! Have a goodnight ♥️😘
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That poor child having to grow up with a racist moron for a father.
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I swear that’s the first thing that came to my mind. He was probably raised why racist parents. It’s usually a cycle.. when your parents teach you hate you grow up hating..
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@onehotmess, Omg! Like @fivehearbeats, said people like you are the the kind of support we need. And I also wanna say thank for being so open minded and supportive. Don’t be afraid to ask questions I know it’s a touchy subject but you won’t learn without seeking knowledge. I’m so glad you are raising your kids different so they won’t grow up to be like this ignorant fool and will treat everyone equally regardless of their color and you were willing change and see the wrong that your parents taught you. This really touched me and I just wanna say thank you again. Have a wonderful day.