Black Lives Matter just called Trudeau a white supremacist
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And what is that? These words seem to be unique to you and only you? Why? No woodwinds want to jump on your faggy bandwagon?
not enough 'awks' in awkward to describe this one. :lol:
In protest of Donald Trump's travel ban, thousands of people took to the streets of Toronto this past weekend to fight against Islamophobia and white supremacy.
The crowd peacefully marched down University Avenue before heading to Yonge-Dundas Square. Along the way, numerous speakers addressed the crowd, emphasizing the importance of standing up to hatred.
An excerpt from one speech, however, is gaining traction for all the wrong reasons. It's reportedly by Black Lives Matter co-founder Yusra Khogali.
In it, the speaker responds to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's message following the ban, in which he said Canada would accept all those fleeing war and persecution. She says this message is manipulative, and conceals the history of racism Canada is founded on.
"When Justin Trudeau says that he is a liar," she says, "he is a hypocrite, he is a white supremacist terrorist."
A list of Black Lives Matter Toronto's demands has been posted to their Facebook page.
Black Lives Matter just called Trudeau a white supremacist
The deaf were not left out.
I'm a fiscal conservative. Trumpites get all snifty sniff when I point out their love of left-wing economic policies
Oh so you are an open Trumpette.
The way you blow made it obvious but I respect your right to be discrete.
Tinkle Conservatives are still Conservatives.
The way you blow made it obvious but I respect your right to be discrete.
Tinkle Conservatives are still Conservatives.
They will press on with the white supremacist crank untill they start the engine of minority militancy. I wonder if the camps are warming up for guests?
Civil unrest affords the president extra powers to make America great again.
The new wall will prevent Americans from escaping to tranquil Mexico.
Civil unrest affords the president extra powers to make America great again.
The new wall will prevent Americans from escaping to tranquil Mexico.
Liberals? Classical liberals maybe. But the Dumpster's plan to lower taxes on the wealthy and his racist policies clearly mark him as a conservative.
Trump hates free trade as much as Ed Broadbent. He loves taxes and has promised massive tax increases through tarrifs. He promised massive government spending along with massive deficits. He like to give taxpayers dollars to corporations. He's clearly not a fiscal conservative. He could be a Liberal Prime Minister in Canada except that he's a racist, xenophobic and misogynistic and those don't go over well in Canada.
Racism isn't a right/left issue
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Yea, even if he promises tax cuts, what makes a conservative is balancing the budget and he's not even trying to do that.
When who the sender is considered that would be a complement right?? I hear he is setting up a special room just to track what Trump is doing. Is that going to be a channel the public can use?
North America is addicted to sports, pro sports especially and that creates competition from the players all through the fans that watch said event. Racism is just another term for the same form of hostility. Throw in some whiskey and some live ammo and let them sort it out. Come spring they can be checked on to see if anybody survived.
Then they might be ready for city life, same only no money, guess how that ends up?
Really??
North America is addicted to sports, pro sports especially and that creates competition from the players all through the fans that watch said event. Racism is just another term for the same form of hostility. Throw in some whiskey and some live ammo and let them sort it out. Come spring they can be checked on to see if anybody survived.
Then they might be ready for city life, same only no money, guess how that ends up?
anyway kids, as is blatantly obvious here, it’s retarded fiction to call justin a “white supremacist.”
oh sure, he's many things. we know that too.
but BLM should be shunned and rebuffed with extreme prejudice, by the press especially, even though it's one of their sweethearts.
oh sure, he's many things. we know that too.
but BLM should be shunned and rebuffed with extreme prejudice, by the press especially, even though it's one of their sweethearts.
And a terrorists!
Toronto Black Lives Matter Slam 'White Supremacist Terrorist' Prime Minister Trudeau | Heat Street
Damn... Canada has a HUGE problem!
Toronto Black Lives Matter Slam 'White Supremacist Terrorist' Prime Minister Trudeau | Heat Street
Damn... Canada has a HUGE problem!
not enough 'awks' in awkward to describe this one. :lol:
In protest of Donald Trump's travel ban, thousands of people took to the streets of Toronto this past weekend to fight against Islamophobia and white supremacy.
The crowd peacefully marched down University Avenue before heading to Yonge-Dundas Square. Along the way, numerous speakers addressed the crowd, emphasizing the importance of standing up to hatred.
An excerpt from one speech, however, is gaining traction for all the wrong reasons. It's reportedly by Black Lives Matter co-founder Yusra Khogali.
In it, the speaker responds to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's message following the ban, in which he said Canada would accept all those fleeing war and persecution. She says this message is manipulative, and conceals the history of racism Canada is founded on.
"When Justin Trudeau says that he is a liar," she says, "he is a hypocrite, he is a white supremacist terrorist."
A list of Black Lives Matter Toronto's demands has been posted to their Facebook page.
Black Lives Matter just called Trudeau a white supremacist
That woman(?) is some stupid. Can't imagine how she can link the US Prez with a nutjob in Canada that goes postal.
Black Lives Matter Toronto Just Can't Avoid Bad Publicity
There's that old saying that any publicity is good publicity. It gets your name out there in the public conversation, people who may not know who you are Googling you. You end up winning new fans or followers -- a new audience. We all want positive publicity, but there are benefits to bad publicity too.
For the Black Lives Matter Toronto chapter, most of what they do brings bad publicity. And not the good kind of bad publicity. The kind of bad publicity where you ask yourself who is running the show and if there is an adult in the room.
The BLM Community stemmed from problems in the U.S. Cops killings, increased incarcerations, inequality in schools and communities. Some people write it off saying "All Lives Matter." They don't understand that no one is saying "We're more important than you." They're saying "We are important, too."
Now, let's talk about the Black Lives Matter Toronto chapter. There is no raising awareness and focus on issues that affect the black community here in Canada. If there were, then people such as myself could be aware of their plight. I could say, "Wow, good point there, guys!" I'd say "I never thought about how things affect the black community in Canada, thanks for opening my eyes."
But they seem more interested in causing chaos. They are tone deaf when it comes to realising that their actions do very little to help their cause. They are not starting the types of conversations that BLM in the U.S. have inspired. They seem to be more interested in making problems, not resolving them.
We know about their sit-in at last year's Pride Toronto parade. I can appreciate that being a minority and part of the LGBT community is a very difficult thing, and that Pride Toronto hasn't had the best relationship in the past recognising that. But to interfere in the parade seemed cheap and selfish. They very well could have had a float or asked to march in the parade instead of holding it up. It was news everywhere, and terrible PR, as people didn't understand why they were doing it.
Earlier this year, they took the Pride Toronto board hostage. They made a list of demands like hostage takers and all of them were met. One was banning police floats from the parade and not allowing cops to march in uniform. The past history of Toronto police and the LGBT community has had its dark moments. But Google image search "Pride Toronto Police" and you will see where relations were up until now. You'll see officers dancing in the parade, in uniform, having as much fun as anyone else.
The asterisk that the police can be AT the event, but can't take part in the parade route in uniform is horrible. The decision got blasted by people across the country. People with family, friends, coworkers, classmates in the LGBT community were mind blown. Pockets of the LGBT community questioned why this battle was being waged. When you think of celebrations of inclusion, you think of Pride parades. People of all walks of life partying and embracing, coming together as one.
This decision has excluded people. People are now questioning who is running the show at Pride. BLMTO or the board and planning committee? Some have suggested they can have their own parade and dictate their own rules, banning whoever they want. They've brought down Pride Toronto's credibility and authority of their upper management. Sponsors of the festival now question if they are supporting inclusiveness or exclusion.
This past weekend there was an Anti-Islamophobia rally in Toronto. All over the world, rallies took place after Donald Trump's ban on 7 Muslim countries. Yusra Khogali, a co-founder of the BLM chapter in the city called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a "white supremacist terrorist".
Say what you will about him, but he's one of the last world leaders embracing Muslims and refugees. That decision brings controversy, but he and the Liberals have dug in their heels. He made international headlines for welcoming all those affected by Trump's ban. He will probably win a Nobel Peace Prize as the face of Muslim immigration. Muslims have no better ally in the western world right now than Trudeau.
I'm not sure who is advising the Black Lives Matter Toronto chapter. Social justice should be about resolving issues that exist and preventing new ones from popping up. Regressive justice and the approach of BLMTO seems to be creating division. They're stepping on others and provoking controversy. Making such outlandish commentary and actions, they become their own worst enemy.
If they want to accepted as a credible organization, they need a PR person. They need a buffer, to question consequences and ask if their messaging hurts them. Right now, they are collecting bad publicity after bad publicity. And not the good kind. The kind that makes people tune them out and roll their eyes. There's already a strong contingent of people in Canada who oppose immigration and minorities. Inspiring new enemies to join them is not helping their cause and only fuels up the other side with confirmation bias red meat.
In 20 years, will we be celebrating the legacy of the BLMTO movement during Black History Month? Or will we be looking at it as a drain on the community that caused more tension than bridge-building? They obviously have a knack for getting in the headlines and creating conversations. Let's just hope they can stay on message and get good publicity rather than bad.
Black Lives Matter Toronto Just Can't Avoid Bad Publicity*|*Jeff Paterson
There's that old saying that any publicity is good publicity. It gets your name out there in the public conversation, people who may not know who you are Googling you. You end up winning new fans or followers -- a new audience. We all want positive publicity, but there are benefits to bad publicity too.
For the Black Lives Matter Toronto chapter, most of what they do brings bad publicity. And not the good kind of bad publicity. The kind of bad publicity where you ask yourself who is running the show and if there is an adult in the room.
The BLM Community stemmed from problems in the U.S. Cops killings, increased incarcerations, inequality in schools and communities. Some people write it off saying "All Lives Matter." They don't understand that no one is saying "We're more important than you." They're saying "We are important, too."
Now, let's talk about the Black Lives Matter Toronto chapter. There is no raising awareness and focus on issues that affect the black community here in Canada. If there were, then people such as myself could be aware of their plight. I could say, "Wow, good point there, guys!" I'd say "I never thought about how things affect the black community in Canada, thanks for opening my eyes."
But they seem more interested in causing chaos. They are tone deaf when it comes to realising that their actions do very little to help their cause. They are not starting the types of conversations that BLM in the U.S. have inspired. They seem to be more interested in making problems, not resolving them.
We know about their sit-in at last year's Pride Toronto parade. I can appreciate that being a minority and part of the LGBT community is a very difficult thing, and that Pride Toronto hasn't had the best relationship in the past recognising that. But to interfere in the parade seemed cheap and selfish. They very well could have had a float or asked to march in the parade instead of holding it up. It was news everywhere, and terrible PR, as people didn't understand why they were doing it.
Earlier this year, they took the Pride Toronto board hostage. They made a list of demands like hostage takers and all of them were met. One was banning police floats from the parade and not allowing cops to march in uniform. The past history of Toronto police and the LGBT community has had its dark moments. But Google image search "Pride Toronto Police" and you will see where relations were up until now. You'll see officers dancing in the parade, in uniform, having as much fun as anyone else.
The asterisk that the police can be AT the event, but can't take part in the parade route in uniform is horrible. The decision got blasted by people across the country. People with family, friends, coworkers, classmates in the LGBT community were mind blown. Pockets of the LGBT community questioned why this battle was being waged. When you think of celebrations of inclusion, you think of Pride parades. People of all walks of life partying and embracing, coming together as one.
This decision has excluded people. People are now questioning who is running the show at Pride. BLMTO or the board and planning committee? Some have suggested they can have their own parade and dictate their own rules, banning whoever they want. They've brought down Pride Toronto's credibility and authority of their upper management. Sponsors of the festival now question if they are supporting inclusiveness or exclusion.
This past weekend there was an Anti-Islamophobia rally in Toronto. All over the world, rallies took place after Donald Trump's ban on 7 Muslim countries. Yusra Khogali, a co-founder of the BLM chapter in the city called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a "white supremacist terrorist".
Say what you will about him, but he's one of the last world leaders embracing Muslims and refugees. That decision brings controversy, but he and the Liberals have dug in their heels. He made international headlines for welcoming all those affected by Trump's ban. He will probably win a Nobel Peace Prize as the face of Muslim immigration. Muslims have no better ally in the western world right now than Trudeau.
I'm not sure who is advising the Black Lives Matter Toronto chapter. Social justice should be about resolving issues that exist and preventing new ones from popping up. Regressive justice and the approach of BLMTO seems to be creating division. They're stepping on others and provoking controversy. Making such outlandish commentary and actions, they become their own worst enemy.
If they want to accepted as a credible organization, they need a PR person. They need a buffer, to question consequences and ask if their messaging hurts them. Right now, they are collecting bad publicity after bad publicity. And not the good kind. The kind that makes people tune them out and roll their eyes. There's already a strong contingent of people in Canada who oppose immigration and minorities. Inspiring new enemies to join them is not helping their cause and only fuels up the other side with confirmation bias red meat.
In 20 years, will we be celebrating the legacy of the BLMTO movement during Black History Month? Or will we be looking at it as a drain on the community that caused more tension than bridge-building? They obviously have a knack for getting in the headlines and creating conversations. Let's just hope they can stay on message and get good publicity rather than bad.
Black Lives Matter Toronto Just Can't Avoid Bad Publicity*|*Jeff Paterson