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Derron wrote:Shoot 4 more and take the whole fucking week off.

Cuda wrote:Why was it that everywhere & every time MLK went to preach his philosophy of non-violence, the jigaboos went on a fucking rampage afterwards?

Derron wrote:Shoot 4 more and take the whole fucking week off.

Cuda wrote:Why was it that everywhere & every time MLK went to preach his philosophy of non-violence, the jigaboos went on a fucking rampage afterwards?

Mister Bushice wrote:
Good ol' 1960's era southern hospitality.

Cuda wrote:This may come as quite a shock to you, Babshice, but MLK''s appearances weren't confined to the deep south- and neither were the riots that followed him.

And the fire hoses, dogs and billy-clubs: they were responses to the riots, not the causes of them.

Dumbfuck

Derron wrote:Shoot 4 more and take the whole fucking week off.

Cuda wrote:This may come as quite a shock to you, Babshice, but MLK''s appearances weren't confined to the deep south- and neither were the riots that followed him.

And the fire hoses, dogs and billy-clubs: they were responses to the riots, not the causes of them.

Dumbfuck

May 4 1961

The first group of Freedom Riders, with the intent of integrating interstate buses, leaves Washington, D.C. by Greyhound bus. The group, organized by the Congress for Racial Equality (CORE), leaves shortly after the Supreme Court has outlawed segregation in interstate transportation terminals. The bus is burned outside of Anniston, Alabama on May 14. A mob beats the Freedom Riders upon their arrival in Birmingham, Alabama. The Freedom Riders are arrested in Jackson, Mississippi, and spend forty to sixty days in Parchman Penitentiary.

May 3 - 5 1963

Eugene “Bull” Connor, Director of Public Safety of Birmingham, Alabama, orders the use of police dogs and fire hoses against the marching protesters, including young adults and children.

September 15 1963

Four young black girls are killed in a Birmingham, Alabama church bombing by a white supremacist.

March 7 1965

A group of marching demonstrators (from SNCC and SCLC) led by SCLC’s Hosea Williams are beaten when crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge on their planned march to Montgomery, Alabama, from Selma, Alabama. Their attackers were state highway patrolmen under the direction of Al Lingo and sheriff’s deputies under the leadership of Jim Clark. An order by Governor Wallace had prohibited the march.

March 9 1965

Unitarian minister, James Reeb, is beaten by four white segregationists in Selma. He dies two days later.

March 16 1965

Sheriff’s deputies and police on horseback in Montgomery, Alabama beat black and white demonstrators.

August 5 1965

Dr. King is stoned in Chicago as he leads a march through crowds of angry whites in the Gage Park section of Chicago’s southwest side.

July 12, 1967

The Newark Riot of 1967 began with the arrest of a cab driver named John Smith, who allegedly drove around a double-parked police car at the corner of 7th St. and 15th Avenue. He was subsequently stopped, interrogated, arrested and transported to the 4th precinct headquarters, during which time he was severely beaten by the arresting officers.

July 23, 1967

The 12th Street Riot in Detroit began in the early morning hours. Vice squad officers executed a raid at a Party for two returning Vietnam war vets on the corner of 12th Street and Clairmount on the city's near westside. The police proceeded to arrest all 82 of the people there. The confrontation with the patrons then evolved into one of the deadliest and most destructive riots in modern U.S. history

Mister Bushice wrote:

Cuda wrote:This may come as quite a shock to you, Babshice, but MLK''s appearances weren't confined to the deep south- and neither were the riots that followed him.

And the fire hoses, dogs and billy-clubs: they were responses to the riots, not the causes of them.

Dumbfuck

Yeah, they always rioted for no apparent reason. Holy Christ are you ignorant.

May 4 1961

The first group of Freedom Riders, with the intent of integrating interstate buses, leaves Washington, D.C. by Greyhound bus. The group, organized by the Congress for Racial Equality (CORE), leaves shortly after the Supreme Court has outlawed segregation in interstate transportation terminals. The bus is burned outside of Anniston, Alabama on May 14. A mob beats the Freedom Riders upon their arrival in Birmingham, Alabama. The Freedom Riders are arrested in Jackson, Mississippi, and spend forty to sixty days in Parchman Penitentiary.

May 3 - 5 1963

Eugene “Bull” Connor, Director of Public Safety of Birmingham, Alabama, orders the use of police dogs and fire hoses against the marching protesters, including young adults and children.

September 15 1963

Four young black girls are killed in a Birmingham, Alabama church bombing by a white supremacist.

March 7 1965

A group of marching demonstrators (from SNCC and SCLC) led by SCLC’s Hosea Williams are beaten when crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge on their planned march to Montgomery, Alabama, from Selma, Alabama. Their attackers were state highway patrolmen under the direction of Al Lingo and sheriff’s deputies under the leadership of Jim Clark. An order by Governor Wallace had prohibited the march.

March 9 1965

Unitarian minister, James Reeb, is beaten by four white segregationists in Selma. He dies two days later.

March 16 1965

Sheriff’s deputies and police on horseback in Montgomery, Alabama beat black and white demonstrators.

August 5 1965

Dr. King is stoned in Chicago as he leads a march through crowds of angry whites in the Gage Park section of Chicago’s southwest side.

July 12, 1967

The Newark Riot of 1967 began with the arrest of a cab driver named John Smith, who allegedly drove around a double-parked police car at the corner of 7th St. and 15th Avenue. He was subsequently stopped, interrogated, arrested and transported to the 4th precinct headquarters, during which time he was severely beaten by the arresting officers.

July 23, 1967

The 12th Street Riot in Detroit began in the early morning hours. Vice squad officers executed a raid at a Party for two returning Vietnam war vets on the corner of 12th Street and Clairmount on the city's near westside. The police proceeded to arrest all 82 of the people there. The confrontation with the patrons then evolved into one of the deadliest and most destructive riots in modern U.S. history

You know how long I could go on with this?

Your white hood is showing, You ignorant racist fuck.

Cuda wrote:This may come as quite a shock to you, Babshice, but MLK''s appearances weren't confined to the deep south- and neither were the riots that followed him.

Cuda wrote:I realize that NewYorkers aren't the sharpest tools in the drawer, Monica, but neither Los Angeles, nor Chicago are even remotely considered to be parts of "the South"

Cuda wrote:Same as with Babshice, Monica, you're trying to assert things while providing no back-up whatsoever.

Cuda wrote:So far, all youve done, Babshice, is contradict your own earlier assertion that MLK related riots were a deep south phenomenon,

and toss in a number of completely irrelevant incidents

while doing nothing whatsoever to refute the fact that billy-clubs & water hoses were a response to civillian disorder

May 3 - 5 1963

Eugene “Bull” Connor, Director of Public Safety of Birmingham, Alabama, orders the use of police dogs and fire hoses against the marching protesters, including young adults and children.

Mister Bushice wrote:

Cuda wrote:So far, all youve done, Babshice, is contradict your own earlier assertion that MLK related riots were a deep south phenomenon,

Not one place in that initial post did I make that claim. You made that assumption. I made three statements, one of which included a "southern hospitality" slam.

Kansas City Kid wrote:I am celebrating his famous, "I have a drink......." speech.

Cuda wrote:

Mister Bushice wrote:

Cuda wrote:So far, all youve done, Babshice, is contradict your own earlier assertion that MLK related riots were a deep south phenomenon,

Not one place in that initial post did I make that claim. You made that assumption. I made three statements, one of which included a "southern hospitality" slam.

The Southern Hospitality crack WAS your assertion that it was a deep south phenomenon, dumbfuck.

smackaholic wrote: you forgot the rodney king debacle where they rioted because cops weren't convicted of ridiculously exagerated charges. Yeah, that was a completely justifiable riot.

Mister Bushice wrote:

Cuda wrote:

Mister Bushice wrote: Not one place in that initial post did I make that claim. You made that assumption. I made three statements, one of which included a "southern hospitality" slam.

The Southern Hospitality crack WAS your assertion that it was a deep south phenomenon, dumbfuck.

According to you, you mean. It was the one aspect of the post you're desperately clinging to because the rest of your racist views have been exposed as false.

The clear argument you were making is that the riots were a southern phenomenon-

Cuda wrote: The much more resonable explanation is that mobs of nogs were either actively rioting, or on the verge of it,

and had to be dealt with harshly to protect the safety & property of the rest of the public.

Mister Bushice wrote:

smackaholic wrote: you forgot the rodney king debacle where they rioted because cops weren't convicted of ridiculously exagerated charges. Yeah, that was a completely justifiable riot.

That was a cluster fuck on both sides. Those cops were convicted of nothing when there should have been some punishment given to some of them, considering the beating they gave him, and the South central LA black community suffered ( is still suffering) from that idiocy they perpetrated. Insurance companies and white corporate america basically shunned the entire area for years development-wise because of the risks that riot created. Some properties are STILL vacant lots or are boarded up buildings. No one wants to invest in that shithole, and the blacks living there have themselves to blame for it.

But that had nothing to do with the civil rights movement of the 1960's. The RKR was just pure stupid anger.

Mister Bushice wrote: Do you have any idea how racist you sound?

Mister Babshice wrote: that was NOT how I intended it.

Babshice wrote: And how exactly can planning ahead with dogs and fire hoses to deal with the menacing mob of marching women and children be considered reasonable?

and had to be dealt with harshly to protect the safety & property of the rest of the public.

You were there? You're absolving the white race of that era completely for their atittudes towards blacks because the blacks were being "Uppity", right? Segregated buses, restrooms, clubs, restaurants, those were all justified too, I suppose?

Do you have any idea how racist you sound?

Mister Bushice wrote:

It was mostly the unemployed poor and gang members who went apeshit that day, but the entire community suffered the consequences.

Cuda wrote:

Mister Babshice wrote: that was NOT how I intended it.

However that IS how you presented it.

Babshice wrote: And how exactly can planning ahead with dogs and fire hoses to deal with the menacing mob of marching women and children be considered reasonable?

In your usual hysteria, you're confusing MLK riots with non-MLK events.

and had to be dealt with harshly to protect the safety & property of the rest of the public.

You were there? You're absolving the white race of that era completely for their atittudes towards blacks because the blacks were being "Uppity", right? Segregated buses, restrooms, clubs, restaurants, those were all justified too, I suppose?

In 1964, and even longer ago than that, they had these thingies called "TV cameras", and other thingies called, I believe, "film" and "videotape machines". They used them to document riots, among other events. Non-violent protest is a myth

Even a peaceful mob of nogs (sure, there were some of those)

the vast majority of race riots in the 60's started for no other reason than the fact that a mob of nogs got to be big enough that they felt free to riot & loot & stand a good chance of getting away with it

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:I have celebrated MLK Day by praying for Qualcomm and Pantalones.

Come home.

Mister Bushice wrote:And we'd better fucking stop this thread before you-know-who shows up.

Mister Bushice wrote:

smackaholic wrote: you forgot the rodney king debacle where they rioted because cops weren't convicted of ridiculously exagerated charges. Yeah, that was a completely justifiable riot.

That was a cluster fuck on both sides. Those cops were convicted of nothing when there should have been some punishment given to some of them, considering the beating they gave him, and the South central LA black community suffered ( is still suffering) from that idiocy they perpetrated. Insurance companies and white corporate america basically shunned the entire area for years development-wise because of the risks that riot created. Some properties are STILL vacant lots or are boarded up buildings. No one wants to invest in that shithole, and the blacks living there have themselves to blame for it.

But that had nothing to do with the civil rights movement of the 1960's. The RKR was just pure stupid anger.

KC Scott wrote:I may get the BB gun out and let son # 2 shoot at some crows in the backyard.

Cuda wrote:And the fire hoses, dogs and billy-clubs: they were responses to the riots, not the causes of them.