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Using Murder Victims and Police to Play Up the Race Card
Canada Free Press ^ | 02/11/16 | Katy Grimes & Megan Barth

Posted on 02/11/2016 10:16:49 AM PST by Sean_Anthony

Democrats ginning up white racism in order to get blacks to vote for Democratic candidates in 2016

“Hands up don’t shoot” was a lie. The phony “Black Lives Matter” movement exists solely as a tool for Democrats to fire up their base when they need votes.

Advocacy of violence against police, and Black racism are now considered hip.

Why else did Beyoncé Knowles release a music video right before her Super Bowl performance of the race-baiting song “Formation,” showing police officers harassing young black people, and “Stop shooting us” graffiti? During the Super Bowl performance, Beyoncé‘s dancers, dressed in Black Panther costumes, formed an X shape in tribute to radical black activist Malcolm X. Her dancers were seen giving the black power salute while holding up a sign reading, “Justice for Mario Woods.”


TOPICS: Government; Politics; Society
KEYWORDS: blacklivesmatter; democrats; racecard; racism

1 posted on 02/11/2016 10:16:49 AM PST by Sean_Anthony
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To: Sean_Anthony
Hitlery is "down for the struggle". But there are only Whites standing behind her during her concession speech. I guess that the Black supporters were occupied working on the Clinton plantation that day. LOL.
2 posted on 02/11/2016 10:54:12 AM PST by KeyLargo
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