Can you hear us yet?

    

     When he was selected, talking about #45, I knew race relations in this nation would blow up. That's why we have so many Becky's and Karen's running around asking for protection from the complexion from their ammosexual husbands.

When I saw that picture it almost ruined my day but I use techniques, (Mindfulness techniques - EVERYBODY- should do it) that kept me cool. I was shaking with anger and as tears filled my eyes I began to wonder. How far are they gonna push the poor and working poor? What will they NOT do because if you can mace a girl then go home, eat, shower, kiss your fat wife and snuggle the dog you're a text book sociopath. I sympathize you have a mental illness, I suffer from depression. However, your mental illness doesn't give you cover to be an asshole. (Looking at you Kanye you idiot)

Pay attention to what's happening in the streets. The majority of protests are peaceful. The riots and looting, in my humble opinion, are started for insurance. The owner doesn't care. The news media talks about Antifa (Anti Facists) are the enemy. No, not those cousin screwing morons who show up at state capitols with assault weapons and a tiny dick, those are the "good" guys as Trump has said.

Pay attention to the fire, chaos, and the hearts breaking. However also pay attention to the anger. White women calling people for shopping, walking, playing, walking into your house, sitting in your house, while being Black and Brown. This nation is littered with Brown and Black bodies and when a person of color begins to learn their people's history they react in one of two ways. Subconciounsly they support and want to assimilate into White culture because they are cowardly and don't know it, or they get to the streets, the organize, they demonstrate and they educate themselves because even at a university no one is told the real story but thank God you can find independent books about the truth. They become angry.

Natives are most abused minority group on America. The government hates us with a white hot passion and always has. But listen to our youth. They use rap music to communicate and all social media. Pay attention, they are angry.

This is an old anger. It has been built up over generations, years and decades. They are angry and like most of us are heartbroken and tired of being crapped on by society and government. This old anger is foundational.

Listen to your neighbors then pay attention to who is listening and who is just waiting for the other person to finish their point so they can hop in with their opinion. They are simply making noise and using red herrings to argue, not the point at hand, but to pivot the conversation into their territory. Ben Shapiro is a master of this. Dave Rubin on the other hand is a bad actor and about as sharp as a feather. It is uncomfortable for White to talk about American hostory, from 1492 until today June 8th, 2020. It's a story not about those brave individuals who won the West. Any psychologist worth a shit will tell you that people who made those moves were outcasts and more than a touch psychotic.

Most Whites hate to acknowledge history. To them America and it's continued abuse of women and people of color is shameful as it should be.

Saying "ALL LIVE MATTER" or my personal favorite, "BLUE LIVES MATTER: which ignores what Black lives matter is saying while also demonstrating the reason BLM became a thing. Being diverted from a discussion by someone who does not and can not understand what happens to us for just being ourselves while being Brown.

If justice is not rendered equally, if education, life style, work and color are things used to "otherize" and a cry for Social Justice is met with derision or silence then civil unrest is the only outcome.

This crisis, it isn’t somebody else’s. It belongs to all of us.If you are serious about wanting peace then you know that peace does not come without justice. Equality is ether. We can be equal to Whites but who are they equal too? No thanks, I'm fine just as I am and don't want equality I want JUSTICE

Chek out what I found that sports "stars", I don;t do sports, too smart to root for people playing playground games as a professional.

“You can’t tell me when that man had his knee on my brother’s neck, taking his life away, with his hand in his pocket, that smirk on his face didn’t say, ‘I’m protected,’ ” Stephen Jackson, retired NBA player and friend of George Floyd.

“A lot of us growing up were taught to pray ‘Let thy kingdom come,’ [and] this is what I continue to pray for, in addition to so many that have been hurt/killed, or simply traumatized by how people of a different color are treated. The worst part is this is nothing new, ‘it’s just filmed,’ ” Serena Williams.

“Am I next?” American tennis phenom Coco Gauff, age 16.

“Fifty-four years ago, I was an 8-year-old boy living in rural Kentucky when the schools were desegregated. I walked into a white school where I was not wanted nor welcomed. At that time there were no cellphones to record my treatment, no cable news stations with 24/7 coverage, no social media to record the reality of the situation or offer support nor condemnation. But I can remember exactly how I felt as an 8-year-old child. I felt helpless. I felt as if I was neither seen, nor heard, nor understood. As I have watched the events unfold in the days following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, a city where I coached and once called home, I see how many people continue to feel those same feelings—helpless, frustrated, invisible, angry…

“Fifty-four years later, my son is now 8-years-old and I look at the world he is growing up in and wonder, how much has really changed?” Dwane Casey, head coach, Detroit Pistons.

“Just because it isn’t happening to you doesn’t mean it isn’t happening at all,” Naomi Osaka, tennis player.

“I feel like sitting back and being quiet, that’s literally going to solve nothing, so at least get a conversation going. Even if you don’t want to do it publicly, that’s fine, that’s not your venue. But at the same time, you can maybe take what I said and talk about it individually. Even if you disagree with me, why do you disagree? That’s fine if you don’t agree, but at the same time, why don’t you think that those viewpoints are valid?” Brianna Turner, WNBA player.

“There are no more cheeks to turn,” Jaylen Brown, NBA player.

“Many people who broadcast their opinions on [Colin Kaepernick] kneeling or on the hiring of minorities [to NFL senior positions] don’t seem to have an opinion on the recent murders of these young black men and women. I think many of them quietly say that watching George Floyd plead for help is one of the more horrible things they have seen, but it’s said amongst themselves where no one can hear. Broadcasting that opinion clearly is not important enough,” Brian Flores, head coach, Miami Dolphins.

“We need people who aren’t black, we need people who aren’t brown. When you know these things are happening in your society…have a voice, a legitimate one, lock and step with us, protest with us, post with us, not just when it’s convenient, when it can be uncomfortable,” Jalen Rose, retired NBA player ESPN analyst.

“The black community needs our help. They have been unheard for far too long. Open your ears, listen, and speak. This isn’t politics. This is human rights,” Joe Burrow, No. 1 pick, 2020 NFL Draft.

“To me, this is bigger than football, and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way. There are bodies in the street and people getting paid leave and getting away with murder,” Colin Kaepernick, August 2016.

“Do you understand now? Or is it still blurred to you?” LeBron James, May 27.

“The bottom line is, if you stay home, your messages stays home with you. If you stand for justice and equality, you have an obligation to find the biggest possible megaphone to let your feelings be known,” John Carlos, 2013, talking to Dave Zirin about a potential Olympic boycott, but a message that thoroughly applies today.

These people much like us are angry.

Trump and the rest of the extremist, that's what I call Republicans and I only call them that is because that's what they are, stoke the flames by Trump calling those ammosexuals who yell at cops, thought "Blue Lives Matter, "good people" he is just encouraging his White nationalist base to resort to violence. It's not working. Those in the suburbs are locked, loaded and afraid. Fear distorts what you see so when a cop sees Brown or Black their view of us is distorted by this fear. Being macho men cops their reaction is violence which is why you see so many Brown and Back prisoners.

Some of us are so angry we are acting out however there are agents among the protestors who initiate looting and start fires. There is even evidence of one cities police placed a pile of bricks near where protestors were going to pass by.

Of course the White media says it was Antifa. Where is Antifa's HQ? How can I join Antifa? How many members does Antifa have?

None of those questions can be answered because Antifa are not a group of people. Antifa is a mindset. I'm anti-fascist and would hope you are too.