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I'm not quite following, but are you saying that women are afraid for their children because of Black Lives Matter? Have there been any documented cases of BLM
by micromacrofoot 5y ago
I'm not quite following, but are you saying that women are afraid for their children because of Black Lives Matter?
Have there been any documented cases of BLM indiscriminately attacking women or children? This seems weird to me.
I've taken gun safety courses run by local police, and every time they told us that it's ideal to not have a gun in your house at all because they see more accidental shootings than thwarted break-ins. This is of course, anecdotal, and I'm sure they prefer fewer citizens to have guns... so it might be BS.
- tootie 5y agoNot OP, but he may be right. And not because it's true, but because people are irrational. The same people buying guns because they are afraid of BLM/Antifa are also avoiding vaccines while hoarding ivermectin. Irrational.
- hunter21athrow 5y ago> Have there been any documented cases of BLM indiscriminately attacking women or children? This seems weird to me. Well, there was widespread rioting across more or less the entire nation. Also, while not direct violence by BLM agents, many metropolitan police forces have either introduced "reform" in direct support of BLM policy or have otherwise changed tactics to avoid getting bad press and riots in their own town. There is also the issue of officers getting fed up with these changes and leaving for more supportive locales. In my city, I've had two different hood-rat road rage incidents this year, having only had one other incident 10+ years ago. In both cases drivers made high-speed dangerous maneuvers and then attempted to run me off the road and stick their firearms out the window. One yesterday morning, the other in February. In the former case, I provided a full description of the driver, vehicle, and plate number to 911 and they never even touched the case. I'm still waiting to hear back some 6 months later. I never bothered calling in the second incident. Actions have consequences, and a less safe city is a result. Criminals, particularly Black criminals, are emboldened by these changes and the zeitgeist that will back them up no matter how much wrongdoing occurs. It's only natural for folks to look after themselves in the face of a faltering police force.
- yunohn 5y agoWhat is a “BLM agent”? How often has gun-toting helped defend you against “Criminals, particularly Black criminals”?
- micromacrofoot 5y agoDo you know what reform has happened in your city specifically? I sense a lot of bias here and I'm wondering what the actual changes are.
- GaryTang 5y agoWasn’t a woman shot in Indiana for saying all lives matter to BLM protestors?