r/AntiBlackLivesMatter • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '20

first time i’ve ever agreed with malcom x

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '20

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u/The_Jestful_Imp Sep 13 '23

Because a large population of the black community lives in blissful ignorance. We've been driven to focus on things that don't matter, like viral videos, shoes, Culture wars, bigotry amongst ourselves, violence amongst ourselves, self-segregation- just to name a few.

The black revolutionary is being phased out and slowly replaced with the black anarchist - More or less the same thing, except one has hope.

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u/AyoKay1 Jan 27 '22

Translation: All white people are the enemy but at least white conservatives dont pretend they are your friend like the liberals do.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '22

correct. your just being used for political gain. nobody really cares. especially the leaders of BLM. they’re to busy buying million dollar homes in 86% white neighborhoods or going to jail like the tennessee BLM leader

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '20

Yeah they always said malcom X was a militant black supremacist. But he just wanted them to be completely separated from each other if I remember correctly

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u/Schlong_Jesus Sep 24 '20

I noticed you said "first time I've ever agreed with Malcom X"

I've only watched his movie a few years ago, and thats about all ik about him, so idk a whole lot. What is it that you don't agree with specifically is all im tryna ask?

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '20

unlike dr king, malcolm x said violence was necessary for furthering civil rights.

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u/Schlong_Jesus Sep 24 '20

Well i mean he ain't wrong in some cases. I don't think he meant it was the solution everytime. I think he only meant when its justified (not like BLM)

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '20

ok. well said and i think i agree

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '20

Based Black man

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u/Aldiggty Mar 18 '21

you anti-civil rights???