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In Toronto BLM hijacked the gay pride parade and prevented police participation in the parade. The founder of BLM in Toronto has called whites subhuman.. but B

In Toronto BLM hijacked the gay pride parade and prevented police participation in the parade. The founder of BLM in Toronto has called whites subhuman.. but BLM still has apologetic articles written in its defense by the left wing media. Defending such a useless harmful and racist organization is a far worse mental acrobatic

_delirium 9y ago
It's hardly only BLM who doesn't want police in pride parades. The phenomenon of gay-pride marches started on June 28, 1970, to commemorate the one-year anniversary of an NYPD raid on a gay bar in New York, and the movement has as a result been very anti-cop since the beginning. It's only in recent years, as corporate Democrats and other politicians of that kind have found it fashionable to join the movement, that anyone would dream of inviting cops to a pride parade in the first place. Unsurprisingly, not everyone is on board with the change.
- darepublic 9y ago
  That should be the decision of the organization hosting the parade, not a separate group with it's own agenda.
maxerickson 9y ago
Hey look a leftist rag published a column calling for her to resign: http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/james-di-fiore/black-lives-matter-toronto-yusra-khogali_b_14635896.html http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/james-di-fiore/black-lives-matt... Quite the apologia.
- darepublic 9y ago
  Well the Toronto Star actually let her write her own op-ed! https://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2016/04/10/i-was-vilified-for-telling-the-truth-about-racism-in-toronto.html https://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2016/04/10/i-was-... https://i.imgur.com/Gf86VlO.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Gf86VlO.jpg
  - maxerickson 9y ago
    Yes, newspapers often publish the writings of public figures, it doesn't imply an endorsement. Do you think they made a mistake by publishing her op-ed?
- Chris2048 9y ago
  > respectfully, it is time for her to resign. > maybe if this was her only controversial statement all could be forgiven A rare thing for someone to get so toxic even HuffPo calls her out, but flip it around and they would have no problem calling someone white with similar views a white-supremacist, and condemning them - without the "respect" or second chances. In fact, they pretty much spell it out: > many media outlets faced scrutiny for focusing on that tweet instead of the issues black communities are facing Yusra is now causing more harm than good, so she has to go. Otherwise, they'd tolerate her.

_delirium 9y ago

It's hardly only BLM who doesn't want police in pride parades. The phenomenon of gay-pride marches started on June 28, 1970, to commemorate the one-year anniversary of an NYPD raid on a gay bar in New York, and the movement has as a result been very anti-cop since the beginning. It's only in recent years, as corporate Democrats and other politicians of that kind have found it fashionable to join the movement, that anyone would dream of inviting cops to a pride parade in the first place. Unsurprisingly, not everyone is on board with the change.

darepublic 9y ago
That should be the decision of the organization hosting the parade, not a separate group with it's own agenda.

maxerickson 9y ago

Hey look a leftist rag published a column calling for her to resign: http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/james-di-fiore/black-lives-matter-toronto-yusra-khogali_b_14635896.html http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/james-di-fiore/black-lives-matt... Quite the apologia.

darepublic 9y ago
Well the Toronto Star actually let her write her own op-ed! https://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2016/04/10/i-was-vilified-for-telling-the-truth-about-racism-in-toronto.html https://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2016/04/10/i-was-... https://i.imgur.com/Gf86VlO.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Gf86VlO.jpg
- maxerickson 9y ago
  Yes, newspapers often publish the writings of public figures, it doesn't imply an endorsement. Do you think they made a mistake by publishing her op-ed?
Chris2048 9y ago
> respectfully, it is time for her to resign. > maybe if this was her only controversial statement all could be forgiven A rare thing for someone to get so toxic even HuffPo calls her out, but flip it around and they would have no problem calling someone white with similar views a white-supremacist, and condemning them - without the "respect" or second chances. In fact, they pretty much spell it out: > many media outlets faced scrutiny for focusing on that tweet instead of the issues black communities are facing Yusra is now causing more harm than good, so she has to go. Otherwise, they'd tolerate her.