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ORIGINAL: Aylee

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The right to bear arms does not equate to the right to hunt and murder cops.
That fits in with the beliefs of the wosrt of the soveriegn citizen movement.

No, it doesn't. It equates to nourishing your community and protecting your people against rogue cops.

It is purely hypocritical to blame black people for impoverished communities an then set out like JEHoover did to treat the Panthers as a subversive gang.
You want black people to clean up their neighborhoods but only in a manner of servility, because simply put, white authorities fear any blacks who are not Uncle Tom boot lickers, who stand up for the rights of their people, which have long been crushed in this country.

Umm. . . I read Uncle Tom's Cabin. Uncle Tom was martyred. He was beaten to death for not reveling the whereabouts of two escaped slave women. I would call that standing up for their rights. One would think we would want more Uncle Tom's.

Not necessarily black people beaten to death and martyred, but the standing up on principles part.

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ORIGINAL: WhoreMods

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ORIGINAL: Aylee

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ORIGINAL: vincentML

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ORIGINAL: BamaD

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The right to bear arms does not equate to the right to hunt and murder cops.
That fits in with the beliefs of the wosrt of the soveriegn citizen movement.

No, it doesn't. It equates to nourishing your community and protecting your people against rogue cops.

It is purely hypocritical to blame black people for impoverished communities an then set out like JEHoover did to treat the Panthers as a subversive gang.
You want black people to clean up their neighborhoods but only in a manner of servility, because simply put, white authorities fear any blacks who are not Uncle Tom boot lickers, who stand up for the rights of their people, which have long been crushed in this country.

Umm. . . I read Uncle Tom's Cabin. Uncle Tom was martyred. He was beaten to death for not reveling the whereabouts of two escaped slave women. I would call that standing up for their rights. One would think we would want more Uncle Tom's.

Not necessarily black people beaten to death and martyred, but the standing up on principles part.

Sadly the term means pretty much the opposite of that of that as a figure of speech.