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"Racism is as American as baseball"
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We need to stop begging and pleading with ppl that clearly dont and have never given a ****.
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"I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with pain."- James Baldwin
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but she said it though.
the comments of people bending over backwards defending her are comedy
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I want to say that that's unbelievable - but it's not. It's definitely crazy though. I suppose he's one of the good guys with a gun that will protect everyone?
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the one person that did and audio analysis, crazy defense of this crazybut she said it though.
the comments of people bending over backwards defending her are comedy
tonyd2wild gonna swtich to mixer
Nothin new...
Hoover still in full effect...
Under President Trump, the FBI’s official counterterrorism priorities have included “Black Identity Extremists,” “anti-authority” extremists, and “animal rights/environmental extremists,” according to leaked Bureau documents obtained exclusively by The Young Turks. The documents, many of which are marked “Law Enforcement Sensitive” and “For Official Use Only,” also reference a mysterious plan to mitigate the threat of “Black Identity Extremists” with a program codenamed “IRON FIST” involving the use of undercover agents.
Each fiscal year, the FBI headquarters updates its Consolidated Strategy Guide, which lists the Bureau’s priorities in numerous domains such as counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and cyber crime. When an August 2017 internal FBI report referencing the counterterrorism threat posed by “Black Identity Extremists” was published by Foreign Policy, the FBI became the subject of intense criticism for adopting what critics alleged was a racially loaded term.
What was not publicly known, however, was that not only had the FBI adopted the term; it specifically listed it as a top counterterrorism priority in its 2018 strategy guide, referring to the group as a “priority domestic terrorism target,” and even established a program to counteract the supposed threat.
While the documents depict concerns about violent black extremist attacks, they do not cite a single specific attack — unlike white supremacist attacks, of which several prominent examples are provided.
https://tyt.com/stories/4vZLCHuQrYE4uKagy0oyMA/mnzAKMpdtiZ7AcYLd5cRR
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Hoover still in full effect...
Under President Trump, the FBI’s official counterterrorism priorities have included “Black Identity Extremists,” “anti-authority” extremists, and “animal rights/environmental extremists,” according to leaked Bureau documents obtained exclusively by The Young Turks. The documents, many of which are marked “Law Enforcement Sensitive” and “For Official Use Only,” also reference a mysterious plan to mitigate the threat of “Black Identity Extremists” with a program codenamed “IRON FIST” involving the use of undercover agents.
Each fiscal year, the FBI headquarters updates its Consolidated Strategy Guide, which lists the Bureau’s priorities in numerous domains such as counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and cyber crime. When an August 2017 internal FBI report referencing the counterterrorism threat posed by “Black Identity Extremists” was published by Foreign Policy, the FBI became the subject of intense criticism for adopting what critics alleged was a racially loaded term.
What was not publicly known, however, was that not only had the FBI adopted the term; it specifically listed it as a top counterterrorism priority in its 2018 strategy guide, referring to the group as a “priority domestic terrorism target,” and even established a program to counteract the supposed threat.
While the documents depict concerns about violent black extremist attacks, they do not cite a single specific attack — unlike white supremacist attacks, of which several prominent examples are provided.
https://tyt.com/stories/4vZLCHuQrYE4uKagy0oyMA/mnzAKMpdtiZ7AcYLd5cRR
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I suppose this is a start?
https://www.newsweek.com/former-trump-supporter-apologize-obama-birthday-1452476
EX-TRUMP SUPPORTER APOLOGIZES ON OBAMA'S BIRTHDAY FOR 'HATE I GAVE HIM,' ADMITS 'I DID HAVE RACIST TENDENCIES'
https://www.newsweek.com/former-trump-supporter-apologize-obama-birthday-1452476
EX-TRUMP SUPPORTER APOLOGIZES ON OBAMA'S BIRTHDAY FOR 'HATE I GAVE HIM,' ADMITS 'I DID HAVE RACIST TENDENCIES'
A vocal supporter of President Donald Trump who has since flipped his views wrote an apology on President Barack Obama's 58th birthday Sunday for "hate" he directed at the former commander-in-chief when he believed Trump's accusations and had "racist tendencies."
"August 4th is the birthday of President Barack Obama. I thought long and hard what I could give the 44th President of the United States as a birthday president," wrote former Trump supporter David Weissman in a blog published in The Times of Israel. "If I had the option, I would give him a sincere apology for the hate I gave him when I was a conservative over the years during his presidency."
Weissman, an Army veteran who stopped backing Trump in early 2018, wrote that he was "foolish and close-minded not to question the demonizing" of Obama on Fox News and other conservative media outlets.
"Since day one when Barack Obama announced his presidency, there was a not so good feeling in my stomach of the thought of him 'a black man' being the President of the United States," Weissman wrote.
Weissman admitted to Newsweek, "I've realized in this transition I did have racist tendencies, same with immigrants and Muslims." He attributed his past racist tendencies to "conservatism and listening to conservative pundits."
President Barack Obama reacts as the audience sings him a belated "Happy Birthday" at a campaign event in Chicago on August 12, 2012.YURI GRIPAS/AFP/GETTYIMAGES
In his letter, Weissman shared that he began engaging in political activism soon after 9/11 and that the first talk show hosts he ever watched were Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly of Fox News. Weissman explained that he bought into claims that media outlets that were not conservative were fake news.
"I even believed in the birther conspiracy that Trump helped spread thinking he was un-American and shouldn't be the president," Weissman wrote, adding that he believed that Obama wanted to take Americans' rights away. "I've condemned him for any little thing he said and made it to something more."
Weissman wrote that he realized he was wrong about liberal values and "wrong about President Obama."
"I've learned especially about white privilege," Weissman wrote. "I see when [Obama] talked about conservatives, he was right and mainly wanted them to see what it's like to put on the shoes of black people, Muslims, anyone that's not in the conservative close-minded bubble."
Weissman wrote that Obama was by no means perfect, "but he did not deserve the hatred he received while he was in office and even now, by me and other conservatives."
"I am truly sorry to believe any of that hateful propaganda about you, and I am sorry that I took out my frustrations on you," Weissman wrote to Trump's predecessor. "Lastly, it was an honor to serve in the United States Military under your leadership." The veteran concluded, "Happy Birthday President Obama."
Weissman, who has more than 86,000 followers, decided to address Obama after seeing a tweet by The Democratic Coalition chairman Jon Cooper on Saturday asking users what, if anything, they would give to the ex-president as a birthday present.
Jon Cooper
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· Aug 3, 2019
Tomorrow, August 4th, is President @BarackObama’s birthday. If you could get him ANYTHING for a present, what would it be?
David Weissman
✔@davidmweissman
To be able to apologize to him in person for my hate when I was a conservative.
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"I really feel like an idiot believing in Trump," Weissman said, reiterating his views from a tweet in June. "I wasn't a nice conservative Trump troll."
Regarding his letter, Weissman said, "I don't expect President Obama to say anything — I just hope he sees it."
"August 4th is the birthday of President Barack Obama. I thought long and hard what I could give the 44th President of the United States as a birthday president," wrote former Trump supporter David Weissman in a blog published in The Times of Israel. "If I had the option, I would give him a sincere apology for the hate I gave him when I was a conservative over the years during his presidency."
Weissman, an Army veteran who stopped backing Trump in early 2018, wrote that he was "foolish and close-minded not to question the demonizing" of Obama on Fox News and other conservative media outlets.
"Since day one when Barack Obama announced his presidency, there was a not so good feeling in my stomach of the thought of him 'a black man' being the President of the United States," Weissman wrote.
Weissman admitted to Newsweek, "I've realized in this transition I did have racist tendencies, same with immigrants and Muslims." He attributed his past racist tendencies to "conservatism and listening to conservative pundits."
President Barack Obama reacts as the audience sings him a belated "Happy Birthday" at a campaign event in Chicago on August 12, 2012.YURI GRIPAS/AFP/GETTYIMAGES
In his letter, Weissman shared that he began engaging in political activism soon after 9/11 and that the first talk show hosts he ever watched were Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly of Fox News. Weissman explained that he bought into claims that media outlets that were not conservative were fake news.
"I even believed in the birther conspiracy that Trump helped spread thinking he was un-American and shouldn't be the president," Weissman wrote, adding that he believed that Obama wanted to take Americans' rights away. "I've condemned him for any little thing he said and made it to something more."
Weissman wrote that he realized he was wrong about liberal values and "wrong about President Obama."
"I've learned especially about white privilege," Weissman wrote. "I see when [Obama] talked about conservatives, he was right and mainly wanted them to see what it's like to put on the shoes of black people, Muslims, anyone that's not in the conservative close-minded bubble."
Weissman wrote that Obama was by no means perfect, "but he did not deserve the hatred he received while he was in office and even now, by me and other conservatives."
"I am truly sorry to believe any of that hateful propaganda about you, and I am sorry that I took out my frustrations on you," Weissman wrote to Trump's predecessor. "Lastly, it was an honor to serve in the United States Military under your leadership." The veteran concluded, "Happy Birthday President Obama."
Weissman, who has more than 86,000 followers, decided to address Obama after seeing a tweet by The Democratic Coalition chairman Jon Cooper on Saturday asking users what, if anything, they would give to the ex-president as a birthday present.
Jon Cooper
✔@joncoopertweets
· Aug 3, 2019
Tomorrow, August 4th, is President @BarackObama’s birthday. If you could get him ANYTHING for a present, what would it be?
David Weissman
✔@davidmweissman
To be able to apologize to him in person for my hate when I was a conservative.
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"I really feel like an idiot believing in Trump," Weissman said, reiterating his views from a tweet in June. "I wasn't a nice conservative Trump troll."
Regarding his letter, Weissman said, "I don't expect President Obama to say anything — I just hope he sees it."
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Trump calling Cuomo fredo also. Pretty clear Trump is taking part in the discrimination
https://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-oped-iaconis-20190813-5mqmsqhhina2pa5hcymozkun5q-story.html
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Trump calling Cuomo fredo also. Pretty clear Trump is taking part in the discrimination
https://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-oped-iaconis-20190813-5mqmsqhhina2pa5hcymozkun5q-story.html
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Blatant, foul ****. Damn Trump
"Help us annoy Chris Cuomo and buy your "Fredo Unhinged Tee" now!"
what kind of troll does that? Trump.
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Priest says Memphis woman can’t clean his home because his dog dislikes black people
https://www.yahoo.com/news/priest-says-memphis-woman-t-234545375.html?bcmt=1
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White woman pulls gun on four black teens in Arkansas raising money for football team - The Washington Post
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We ALL grey to dogs, bruh......try again.
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Scary to think how many people may have been hurt or died under his watch...
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