Baltimore Riots

[Supermalt]

Remember the guy who wrote the wire said black cops go extra hard in baltimore.

 

coons are the worst imaginable 

[Don Crack]

[dub]

^

that was f*cked

 

i was saying to myself "there's no way that could happen in real life" but at the same time it didn't look as unbelievable as you'd think it should have

but that could have been more about the character of Remy

[Don Crack]

YEP

 

THATS WHAT US BRITS DO!

 

BANDWAGON EVERYTHING THE AMERICANS DO!

 

[Gambino]

LMAO Cringe.

[Supermalt]

wont lie thats cringe stuff right there, not even outside us embassy 

 

no protest tekkers

[TheKingOfRome]

any white person invovled in that should just go kill them selves

[Seydou]

Boy, not even gonna click that link

[ag.]

swear thats hyperfrank in that vid

0:23 lool 

[ag.]

100% of the white people there go to goldsmiths uni lool

#unibanter

[Yoshie]

Boy, not even gonna click that link

[JOHN DOE]

wont lie thats cringe stuff right there, not even outside us embassy 

 

no protest tekkers

pmsl 

 

its true as well

[Guest babatundestacks]

Police officer shot in queens

[Don Crack]

[Don Crack]

Its the year of Protesting

 

[dub]

[Thun]

 

Brutal Honesty: This Is The Video About Racism They Don’t Want You To See

 

Though Americans were under the impression that race would improve after the election of a half-black man as President of the United States, the last eight years have witnessed a firestorm of assumptions, accusations, lies, division and violence.

 

Racism, it seems, is not only alive and well, but worse than it has ever been.

 

Or is it? Could it be that most Americans, regardless of the color of their skin, are perfectly fine having people of other races as their friends, neighbors and colleagues, and that certain people in positions of power are using their influence to manipulate the masses?

 

This short micro-documentary from Future Money Trends explores a hot button issue and one that is all too often voluntarily ignored by the broader media because it is simply too controversial to admit.

 

Police brutality is real… and racism is real. But they are probably not tied together as closely as much as the media wants you to believe.

 

Instead of people rallying that ‘all lives matter’ we have organizations like the National Association for Colored People, Congressional Black Caucus, Black Entertainment, and the National Al Sharpton Action Network leading the charge on just who the racists are…carrying signs that say ‘black lives matter.’

 

Interesting that people who identify their organizations and voting bias off the color of their skin would be given so much credibility as to where the real racism in America is.

 

I wonder where these groups are when an unarmed white man is shot by a police officer…

 

 

[Afroman]

Stopped listening when they mentioned BET

[Don Crack]

More proof black people are so behind

 

This is whats happening under your noses

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/01/nyregion/eric-garner-case-goes-largely-unmentioned-as-prosecutor-runs-for-congress.html

[Don Crack]

[RichYung]

White supremacy is the no.1 reason, don't fool yourself.

[Thun]

White supremacy is the no.1 reason, don't fool yourself.

Blame everything on whites pmsl

That's the perfect excuse for everything, it's played out

[Don Crack]

Its not about blaming white people but understanding how they work