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4 minutes ago, Fernando said:

So isis is not an armed organization? 

Go fish 

Yeah, absolutely, you CAN partially blame the 'good' members of ISIS who are not killing innocents for the deeds of those who are because of their choice to join such an organization just like you can partially blame good cops for the crimes and institutional racism carried out by the organization. THAT is exactly what I'm saying. 

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37 minutes ago, Fernando said:

 A lot of those deaths by cop if you notice one thing, the person was doing something wrong/illegal. 

Now the death does not make it just or anything but as a human being that is smart you should avoid being in those situations. If you want to live and not get targeted by cops then don't put yourself in the situation. 

Again I'm not saying that killing people by the cops is just, but just that we should also be smart and avoid being put in such situations.  

I can only think of one movie clip that reminds me of this:

 ^_^

 

 

Have to disagree with that.

Many murdered by police are stopped on the pretext of a 'failed brake light', or even if they are committing a 'crime' like selling CDs or cigarettes, it is nothing compared to the corruption in the police, and certainly doesn't warrant extra-judicial slaughter.

This needs to be looked at in context. Police are the biggest armed gangs in the World.

Few people also realise that the US police were set up originally as Slave Patrols, and with the racist ideology that precluded that, and indeed still runs in tandem, have been given a PR makeover, but essentially it has never been reformed.

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1 hour ago, Fulham Broadway said:

Have to disagree with that.

Many murdered by police are stopped on the pretext of a 'failed brake light', or even if they are committing a 'crime' like selling CDs or cigarettes, it is nothing compared to the corruption in the police, and certainly doesn't warrant extra-judicial slaughter.

This needs to be looked at in context. Police are the biggest armed gangs in the World.

Few people also realise that the US police were set up originally as Slave Patrols, and with the racist ideology that precluded that, and indeed still runs in tandem, have been given a PR makeover, but essentially it has never been reformed.

Well I don't think we will have much choice other then Marshal law. A military police state.

And then things will even worse then this. Unfortunately that is what I foresee happening in the future.

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27 minutes ago, Fernando said:

Well I don't think we will have much choice other then Marshal law. A military police state.

And then things will even worse then this. Unfortunately that is what I foresee happening in the future.

Yes a foreseeable dystopian possibility.

Or the police could be more accountable by firstly  dissolving and then reforming their 'Internal Affairs' -the Office of Professional Standards, so its not cops investigating cops, and start by making  racism a zero -tolerance policy, rather than just lip service. It could also live up to its mantra -To Protect and Serve, and  police by consent rather than just be another corrupt gang, and have proper accountability to its populace it purports to represent.

All this is difficult when there is a massive acceptance and proliferation of firearms.

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Black Power is an old movement of basically communist ideology.
They brainwashed somebody to do that.
Their purpose is on the one hand to aid and abet the extreme right (to create a growing instability) and on the other hand to radicalise the black population, like Middle East.
In Greece we 've seen the movie since 1945 without interruption.

You can't say "but the police ..." or offer any such explanations.
Fact is the police brutality -of the whatever extent- is their excuse to start it.

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What did I say about the boiling point literally yesterday? 11 cops shot at the end of a BLM protest. Now the country will turn and blame the BLM movement even though the boiling point has been so close to bursting for months now. Fuck this shit.

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It's a spiral of hatred and violence. Nobody (outside of the extremly insane and dangerous) deserves this. 

Police are nuts, people need to realise they aren't just killing black people. Everyone is getting their asses murdered.

Look at this; http://killedbypolice.net/ 

Click on any link and you'll be shown a person killed. I want people to realise this isn't a black problem, this is a people problem. Don't feel threatened because of your skin, feel threatened because you live!

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7 hours ago, Spike said:

It's a spiral of hatred and violence. Nobody (outside of the extremly insane and dangerous) deserves this. 

Police are nuts, people need to realise they aren't just killing black people. Everyone is getting their asses murdered.

Look at this; http://killedbypolice.net/ 

Click on any link and you'll be shown a person killed. I want people to realise this isn't a black problem, this is a people problem. Don't feel threatened because of your skin, feel threatened because you live!

it is a black problem, percentage of black folk in US and black people killed by police in the US is skewed.

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Look the reds of Greece after Brexit say "wow, yippeeee, now we can get back our tin cans and slaughter all the middle classes".
It's sickening.
Will they succeed ?
I don't know, maybe.
It's a parallel story, bad cops, terror movement emerges (new terror movement !).
 

 

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On the positive side amongst all the madness on earth - five years after setting out on its 1.8 billion-mile journey from Earth, the Juno probe has made a near-perfect entry into Jupiter’s orbit, and is now ready to observe and analyse the gas giant.

Why should we care with all the shit going on, on earth ?  It helped form earth with its gravity, has 62 moons and weighs twice as much as all the other planets in our solar system combined

Most ancient cultures saw Jupiter as a God. It personified the mysteries of the heavens. It was called Jupiter by the Romans; Thor by Germanic tribes; Marduk by the Babylonians; and Zeus by the Ancient Greeks. Lets hope we can dispense the myths about other 'Gods' someday....

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1 hour ago, Fulham Broadway said:

On the positive side amongst all the madness on earth - five years after setting out on its 1.8 billion-mile journey from Earth, the Juno probe has made a near-perfect entry into Jupiter’s orbit, and is now ready to observe and analyse the gas giant.

Why should we care with all the shit going on, on earth ?  It helped form earth with its gravity, has 62 moons and weighs twice as much as all the other planets in our solar system combined

Most ancient cultures saw Jupiter as a God. It personified the mysteries of the heavens. It was called Jupiter by the Romans; Thor by Germanic tribes; Marduk by the Babylonians; and Zeus by the Ancient Greeks. Lets hope we can dispense the myths about other 'Gods' someday....

Religion is the least guilty party in all this.
Maybe there are some exceptions but it's a gross exaggeration.
In Greece for example in 1967 when a dictatorship was declared the situation in the clergy was as follows.
The junta makes the archbishop Chrysanthus resign. They replace him with Jeronymus, who was juntist (but later he too is said to have turned against them). Meanwhile the patriarch of Constantinople Atinagora was dead against them and he made many broadcasts in European radio stations.
So you can't really say religious men side with repression.
But in 1941 also the old archbishop Damascenus despite his old political games, went to the Germans and he said to them "if you want to arrest the Jews, first you have to arrest me".
It's an exaggeration to blame religion.
 

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1 hour ago, cosmicway said:

Religion is the least guilty party in all this.
Maybe there are some exceptions but it's a gross exaggeration.
In Greece for example in 1967 when a dictatorship was declared the situation in the clergy was as follows.
The junta makes the archbishop Chrysanthus resign. They replace him with Jeronymus, who was juntist (but later he too is said to have turned against them). Meanwhile the patriarch of Constantinople Atinagora was dead against them and he made many broadcasts in European radio stations.
So you can't really say religious men side with repression.
But in 1941 also the old archbishop Damascenus despite his old political games, went to the Germans and he said to them "if you want to arrest the Jews, first you have to arrest me".
It's an exaggeration to blame religion.
 

Religion is the opiate of the masses.

In a rational Anarcho-Socialist world where inner and outer space would be explored, religion would be debunked and filed with the other Ancient Mythology, saving millions of lives.

Probably.

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2 hours ago, Fulham Broadway said:

Religion is the opiate of the masses.

In a rational Anarcho-Socialist world where inner and outer space would be explored, religion would be debunked and filed with the other Ancient Mythology, saving millions of lives.

Probably.

The red-pink godless dictatorships proved far more repressive than Spanish inquisition.
Anyway one of my two grand fathers was a priest and he died of pneumonia after a hunting expedition - no penicilline those days.
One of my fore-fore-fore ancestors who lived in the early 19th century was the bishop of Crete.
I don't think they were into the "opiation of the masses" all that much. They were teaching the children in schools and providing for the poor.

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12 minutes ago, Fernando said:

That's the 'Times of Israel'. That bastion of independent reporting

No vested interest in stirring up paranoia there then :D

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