That pro white thread.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

So, BLM-proclaimed radicals are "official" radicals. That's your thesis?

I think what would qualify a person as radical would be some radical belief that they held. And even then, I'm not ready to write someone off simply because they have a few radical beliefs.

They are self-proclaimed radicals and you are the one that phrased being radical as a negative thing. I didn't bring up the word radical. Radical can be good or bad. It depends whether the changes you're aiming for are good for society or bad and just not realistic.

The lady is no longer working for BLM, but you should write BLM off as an organization, since there is millions of dollars donated to them that is unaccounted for right now, they are spending millions of dollars on houses, and BLM put a statement up on their official website calling Jussie Smollett innocent not long ago.

BLM the organization is in shambles, but of course protest should still continue and the more reasonable protesters should be listened to, and the pressure should be kept on the powers that be. I don't have all of the answers for how we get to a more equal society, but I'm pretty confident that getting rid of courts and telling society to just learn to deal with harm better is not the answer. I'm pretty sure that Boru's idea of making arrest and detainment optional and letting criminals run away is not the answer we're looking for either, but we should keep striving for that answer, whatever it is.

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Then isn't it lucky that that is absolutely NOT what I said?

Boru