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The dallas shooter wasn't apart of blm, he was a rogue individual.
Obama can't change the color of his skin, he never fully embraced blm, he even said he's not the president of black americ.
You create your own narrative and punish those you see fit.
You are trying to split hairs and parse words here. People can easily understand what is happening here, so your efforts to obfuscate are clear for what they are.
All this divisiveness isn't just going to go away with a new President or any other politician. Those who are angry will still be angry. The solution isn't simple and the (verbal and physical) attacks by members of the left and right are certainly not helping. The question we have to ask ourselves is how are we going to get this resolved and have it be acceptable to both sides.
Yep. This mood started with the '94 Republicans, the first group of incredibly divisive politicians. It's not ending, no matter which candidate wins this year.
smh. We literally went through everyone of his statements after Dallas on this very same subforum. He gave a good speech about coming together. It's alright if you didn't tune in.
The dallas shooter wasn't apart of blm, he was a rogue individual.
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It doesn't matter he wasn't a member of BLM.
It was BLM who started the interest in blacks killing cops with "what do we want? Dead cops.
When do we want them? NOW"
And later "Fry pigs like bacon."
Democrats and Obama barely gave attention to this and BLM was celebrated by liberal media, so black thugs and activists started killing cops.
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