It really should be that easy. Opposing views, who just talk and realize they have some things in common. Not as divided and different as the media makes it seem. Too many people run on emotion instead of logic and I am not sure many from the BLM group really agree with this mans message. But it was refreshing to see something civil and probably productive.
Exactly how many KKK members are there in this country? I live outside Boston, you know the racist city that black athletes don't want to play in. I've met thousands of people in my lifetime. I never met or heard of a KKK member here. So put that KKK bullshit away. Those who hold on to that crap are statistically insignificant.
There are BLM chapters in virtually every city.
There is no numerical equivalence.
Where is the klan comparison coming from? I haven't seen the klan invited to the White House and the klan wasn't mentioned by political candidates the way Hillary and others did. BLM is not a legitimate political group. They are radical and if you look at their ideology you would see that it is socialist.
I'm not sure BLM really has some sort of charter. Much like the Tea Party, it's very loosely organized on the national level.
And no, I'm not comparing the two movements at all, I think there's a huge difference, I'm comparing them only from an organizational status. I don't believe either has a national charter and / or a national platform.
And no, I'm not comparing the two movements at all, I think there's a huge difference, I'm comparing them only from an organizational status. I don't believe either has a national charter and / or a national platform.
