Black Lives Matter Founder Says Hate Speech Is Not Free Speech

Actually it is lady.

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Following this weekend's show of political violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, where a white nationalist thug drove a car into a crowd of protesters rallying against an alt-right demonstration, murdering one woman and injuring 19 others, the Left is back to pushing their tired slogan that "hate speech is not free speech."

Speaking with MSNBC on Monday, Black Lives Matter founder Patrisse Cullors told host Host Katy Tur that the U.S constitution does not protect free speech of white supremacists, even though the Supreme Court already said it did.

Tur asked the Dignity and Power Now founder her thoughts on Trump's initial statementregarding the terror attack this weekend.

"I think what is important at this moment is white nationalists are actually fighting to take away people's rights," she responded. "Black Lives Matter and groups like Black Lives Matter are fighting for equality."

"Hate speech, which is what we're seeing coming out of white nationalists groups, is not protected under the First Amendment rights," she continued.

This statement reeks with hypocrisy and speaks to the Left's failure to condemn the hate speech and violence perpetuated on their own side in both Charlottesville and elsewhere.

The people in the BLM movement have routinely called for the death of cops and for the death of white people.

Marxist professors across the country have also made no qualms about their desire to see President Trump or the GOP lined up and shot guerilla-style.

HAHAHAHAHAH OMG!!! people are really ignorant and controlled to not think for themselves to follow this line of thinking.

They hate as much as the next group but their speech is ok and the others is not...

Classic Alinksy: say something enough times and people will believe it's true or real.

I too think hate speech is not protected as free speech - problem is all of black lives matter speech is derived from hatred and anger

Seymour said:

I too think hate speech is not protected as free speech - problem is all of black lives matter speech is derived from hatred and anger

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Bingo. What a hypocrite

Seymour said:

I too think hate speech is not protected as free speech - problem is all of black lives matter speech is derived from hatred and anger

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only problem with that is- any speech can than be said to be hate . like trump saying both sides were wrong. well now they're saying trump backing people- who hate people of color. these thing can be twisted any way they want

Black Lives Matter Activist Unveils List of Demands to White People: 'Give Up the Home You Own’



http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...veils-list-demands-white-people-give-up-home/

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These losers are certainly on a roll.

T Hawk said:

HAHAHAHAHAH OMG!!! people are really ignorant and controlled to not think for themselves to follow this line of thinking.

They hate as much as the next group but their speech is ok and the others is not...

Classic Alinksy: say something enough times and people will believe it's true or real.

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Just the dumb fucks

There are many, many liberals that believe this.

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Check out my girl Chloe. I have known her since she started a pro-Israel group as a student at the University of New Orleans. Her latest op-ed was published in yesterday's NYT:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chloé_Valdary

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/08/...-people-charlottesville-racism.html?referer=\

Opinion
Op-Ed Contributor
Why I Refuse to Avoid White People

By CHLOÉ VALDARY
August 22, 2017

In the days since the white supremacists marched into Charlottesville, Va., my Twitter feed has lit up with advice from black pundits, activists and even friends:

“It’s time to stop talking about racism with white people.”

“Whiteness is always protected, even at its worst.”

“Non-racist white people simply don’t exist.”

Lines like these advise black Americans like me to respond to racism largely by avoiding white people. The assumption is that they are racist, even evil, unless they explicitly state and repeatedly prove otherwise.

I found myself thinking about this advice as I walked down Franklin Avenue in Brooklyn this past weekend. I noticed a white person walking her dog. Another listening to his music. And a third having dinner with her friends.

Do all of these people harbor a thinly veiled hatred for me, I wondered? Is there a secret white conspiracy scheming against me? How do I escape all this toxic whiteness I keep hearing about?

I didn’t grow up asking such questions. I was raised in a community in New Orleans where my parents taught me that the beauty of our people’s historical struggle for freedom and equality was that it ultimately spoke to the oneness of all human beings. Sounds of Blackness’s “Africa to America”; Stevie Wonder’s “Songs in the Key of Life”: These were the albums I was raised on. These are what taught me to develop an identity that was secure in itself and which did not require prejudging others.

Though I never heard the words “white privilege” until I got to college, I encountered racism. A college anthropology professor assumed I shouldn’t be held to the same standard as my white peers. I’ve been called a “house slave” for standing up against anti-Semitism. I’ve been called the N-word.

But by and large the violent hatred on display in Virginia couldn’t be further from my personal experiences with white people. Every school I attended in New Orleans was either predominately black or multicultural. So I grew up around black kids and white kids and Hispanic kids and Jewish kids and Muslim kids and Asian kids. I was and still am able to navigate diverse cultural spaces with ease as a black woman — not because I assume that these people aren’t prejudiced toward me, but because if they are, I was raised not to respond in kind.

I was taught that if someone white makes assumptions about me or my people, the proper response is not to go around making assumptions about them. That creates a downward spiral into hatred fueled by ignorance. The proper response to prejudice is not to treat our close-minded neighbors as though they weren’t human; that is how they have treated us. It is precisely because I love myself that I refuse to hate another.

I remember the day my parents taught me this lesson. I was 10 years old and they’d taken me and my sisters to an exhibit in Mississippi called “Without Sanctuary.” It was a memorial to the thousands of black men and women who were lynched in the Jim Crow South. I remember sobbing that night. I was filled with rage that I hadn’t yet felt before.

My parents embraced me and told me it was O.K. to be angry. They told me that this was a part of our past that we should always remember, but that one of its many lessons was to make sure to treat others equally — even if they did not respond in turn. People often hurt because they have hurt in them.

James Baldwin got at this theme in a 1965 debate at Cambridge University:

You know, no one can be dismissed as a total monster. I’m sure he [the racist Mississippi sharecropper] loves his wife, his children. I’m sure, you know, he likes to get drunk. You know, after all, one’s got to assume he is visibly a man like me. But he doesn’t know what drives him to use the club, to menace with the gun and to use the cattle prod. Something awful must have happened to a human being to be able to put a cattle prod against a woman’s breasts, for example. What happens to the woman is ghastly. What happens to the man who does it is in some ways much, much worse.

This is how I choose to understand the men and women who chanted “white power” in Virginia. Hearing those words is deeply painful for me as a black woman, but it is so much worse for the broken people chanting them.

Do black Americans have the courage and conviction to look the hateful monsters in the eye and offer a love so radical that it reminds them their hatred does not define them? That they can be greater than this if they so choose?

This is the hardest thing to do — and what I believe we have to do if we are to heal as a nation.

Chloé Valdary (@cvaldary) is a writer based in Brooklyn.

Al Sharpton reported today that Walt Disney's new film called "Jet Black," the African-American version of "Snow White" has been canceled.



All of the 7 dwarfs: Dealer, Stealer, Mugger, Forger, Drive By, Homeboy, and Shank have refused to sing "Hi Ho" because they say it offends

black prostitutes.



They also say they damn sure have no intention of singing, "It's off to work we go."

Tired of all this race bullshit all the time.....Makes me racist being called a racist constantly & it being brought up all the time.....Nobody can be racist except white conservative males....A certain amount of racism is normal thats what keeps the races separate...Thats the way God wanted it otherwise hed have made us all the same .....

StevieRay said:

Al Sharpton reported today that Walt Disney's new film called "Jet Black," the African-American version of "Snow White" has been canceled.



All of the 7 dwarfs: Dealer, Stealer, Mugger, Forger, Drive By, Homeboy, and Shank have refused to sing "Hi Ho" because they say it offends

black prostitutes.



They also say they damn sure have no intention of singing, "It's off to work we go."

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hahahaha

StevieRay said:

Al Sharpton reported today that Walt Disney's new film called "Jet Black," the African-American version of "Snow White" has been canceled.



All of the 7 dwarfs: Dealer, Stealer, Mugger, Forger, Drive By, Homeboy, and Shank have refused to sing "Hi Ho" because they say it offends

black prostitutes.



They also say they damn sure have no intention of singing, "It's off to work we go."

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roadreeler57 said:

Tired of all this race bullshit all the time.....Makes me racist being called a racist constantly & it being brought up all the time.....Nobody can be racist except white conservative males....A certain amount of racism is normal thats what keeps the races separate...Thats the way God wanted it otherwise hed have made us all the same .....

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I wonder what happened to Russia?

roadreeler57 said:

Tired of all this race bullshit all the time.....Makes me racist being called a racist constantly & it being brought up all the time.....Nobody can be racist except white conservative males....A certain amount of racism is normal thats what keeps the races separate...Thats the way God wanted it otherwise hed have made us all the same .....

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I mean...you sound pretty racist

mattattack said:

I mean...you sound pretty racist

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Sounds like reality to me.

T Hawk said:

HAHAHAHAHAH OMG!!! people are really ignorant and controlled to not think for themselves to follow this line of thinking.

They hate as much as the next group but their speech is ok and the others is not...

Classic Alinksy: say something enough times and people will believe it's true or real.

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Welcome to libtardville