When black people protest

[Proud liberal 80]

in any form (whether it is a silent sit-in, a peaceful march, a kneel, a riot, etc...) its never the right type of protest or it could have been done in a better way. It’s not right to make suburban white America feel uncomfortable.

[tblue37]

1. K&R. nt

[gratuitous]

2. No, no! It's fine for black people to protest

Just so long as they protest where certain people can't see, hear, touch, smell, or taste them. As long as they do it out of sensory range, they're fine. Makes it easier to maintain the delusion that all those black people are content with their lot. You know, like the slaves were quite happy with their situation in the antebellum South, because they didn't rise up en masse, so they must have been happy.

[jberryhill]

4. I'm going to draw the line at touch and taste

I don't want to taste protesters of any race, creed, national origin, disability or gender, and I'm pretty sure if any of them touch me or cause me to taste them without my consent that I'd be on the right side of the law there.

Um, just no.

How often do you taste protesters, and of which flavor?

[k8conant]

3. We must comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable...n/t

[Lucky Luciano]

5. Yup. I stand with the black protesters!

..errr... I mean kneel!

[world wide wally]

6. I am afraid that the all to common reaction of whites is...

"Who gives a shit what they think?"

[George II]

7. Not all whites.

[paleotn]

12. Not all of us.

[Proud liberal 80]

9. Heres the deal

We can and do speak out against both. The other side brings up black on black crime only to deflect (they don’t give a damn about the subject)

[Proud liberal 80]

11. No one is saying that stuff like that should be ignored

But I guess we should be fine with the police killings because of black on black crime.

[paleotn]

13. K&R

[Initech]

14. The republicans love kicking a man when he's down.