To all of you who claim that people who oppose voter ID laws are the "real racists" for thinking black people can't get an ID, well I guess the Freedom Summer volunteers of '64 were the real racists for thinking that black people in Mississippi couldn't register to vote without their "freedom schools".
The 9 fists are for each of the 9 lynching victims the FBI uncovered when they were searching for the remains of the 3 activists.
Given what's going on in Georgia, does the anniversary of the "Mississippi Burning Murders" seem more relevant than previous years?
Oh boy, haven't heard that kind of fear mongering before. Way to show how the opposition to BLM is just like the opposition to the Civil Rights Movement.
Yes! Conservatives are bad and so are Republicans, but they don't know why. Burning down cities is good, because it makes sense to the "touched."
The "touched" think it's still the days of slavery, even though we had a black president for 8 years.
You can't fix the "touched" because they're beyond repair. Something happened to them in their lives that was bad, and now they just go with it.
If they would only leave their mom's basement they would see that there's a happy world out there. But all the "touched" can see is slavery. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjZy00iHM-8
Except the left isn't burning down cities. The associated press looked at the arrest records at the riots and most people who were arrested aren't radical leftists.
But as for what happened in the 1960s, a BIG misconception is that the Civil Rights Movement ended in 1965 with the passing of the Civil Rights Act. That's BS; it was put on hiatus in 1968 when its' leader was killed. Time to finish what was started.
@JimBeams Nope, but as for Georgia, what a coincidence that the autocratic [https://www. theguardian. com/us-news/2020/oct/26/republican-party-autocratic-hungary-turkey-study-trump] GOP would implement "measures to protect voting integrity" right after it elected two Democratic senators in lieu of any evidence that voter fraud was more prevalent in 2020 than previous elections.
@JimBeams But it is your deluded authoritarian fantasy that voter fraud is a bigger problem than voter suppression. But hey if you want to make voting stricter, why don't we bring back those literacy tests?
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