Not one time when I watched the video of Trump on Lewis did he ever come off as angry or negative against Lewis. He was ask if he found John Lewis's life impressive. He said I didn't know the man, I didn't meet the man, he wasn't at his inauguration. How can he be impressed with his life if he didn't know him??? I don't know YOU, I have never met YOU, YOU have never come to meet ME so I can not be impressed with your life. That is all he said. How can I be impressed with his life. I don't know his life, I never met him.
Trump: He didn’t come to my inauguration. He didn’t come to my State of the Union speeches, and that’s okay. That’s his right. And again, nobody has done more- (interruption) … for Black Americans than I have. He should’ve come. I think he made a big mistake by not showing up.
Swan: But taking your relationship with him out of it, do you find his story impressive? What he’s done for this country?
Trump: He was a person that devoted a lot of energy and a lot of heart to civil rights, but there were many others also.
Many others, so why focus on John I guess? It seems the prefered focus was how Trump is the black savior in his own mind, despite sending feds to quell their protests for bills as of yet uninitiated. Basically, why mourn for this guy? Other people have died too, why don't we take this moment that belongs to your dearly departed and mourn everyone else instead.
Being an agitator... well, I am pretty sure there were thousands upon thousands of protestors in the 60's and I am willing to bet that the majority of them did NOT get arrested 40+ times. Not saying he was guilty of anything but I know when I don't do anything wrong... I don't get arrested. Just saying.
Slap a TM on that at this point bro, you've said it a hundred times. "Cops don't notice me unless I do bad stuff and even then they don't hurt me and gave me a second chance that I didn't deserve. It's obviously the same for everyone." Signed, random white person who committed crimes and isn't in jail. It's slowly becoming a new synonym for anecdotal fallacy. "My lived experience trounces the lived experience of millions as well as the stats that back them up." Even in the 1960's where there was video of police treating every single person worse than the officers now, which is a low bar.
Fish it out after the "protest"... um you mean Riots don't you? Protest are legal and peaceful.
No, the greater protest. After the tensions calm down. So long as it's not poisoning the river water downstream.
Let you know when they target statues already in museums... like target them again because the first time was just practice or target new ones? First they will have to get educated enough to know what a museum is and then where they are. When social media and LARPing is your life I can't expect they even know what they hell they are fighting for or why, or where they are, or why their genitals tingle when they flick them and why they laugh so much about it.
When they target any statue or historical object that's already surrounded by historical context. You know, actually trying to erase history, not just stop our societal and government sponsored worship of historical figures that wanted to treat minorities as less than. I personally find the prospect that these statues will have a new story to tell in their gallery more interesting and positive than a white supremacist statue looking over blacks as they walk down the street in their home town.
What a museum is?
https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2015/04/07/a-deep-dive-into-party-affiliation/
Zoomers and millennial are by far the highest education individuals.
Now that the youngest Millennials are adults, how do they compare with those who were their age in the generations that came before them?
www.pewsocialtrends.org
Social media maybe, although it's not like Boomers aren't addicted to Facebook either. LARPing lmao, that's pretty specific, I dunno if that has anything to do with it except that some republican evangelicals think that means they coerce with demons haha. This is all starting to sound like a person you're talking about, not a multi-generational movement.
thehill.com
www.cnn.com
