What is Happening in Baltimore Today is Not Hate...

[Bill Wiltrack]

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What is Happening in Baltimore Today is Not A Reflection of Hate...It's A Reflection of Hopelessness.



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[Melchior]

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What is Happening in Baltimore Today is Not A Reflection of Hate...It's A Reflection of Hopelessness.

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Maybe the best thing would be to abandon our big cities and burn them to the ground. Then the blacks would have to find some other way to make a living beyond selling drugs and assaulting people. Black crime thrives in big cities. Get rid of the cities and the black crime will disappear. I'm sick of it all. Generations raised on welfare, schools run by incompetents and reduced to insignificance by the teachers' unions. It's all coming home to roost. The liberal fantasy is collapsing before our eyes. I told ya so!

[Bill Wiltrack]

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What we need as American citizens is HOPE. Hope is a commodity.

Doesn't matter if you are black or white or brown, we as fellow human beings we NEED HOPE.


Perhaps instead of providing more & more tax breaks to multinational corporations, perhaps we need to start providing FOR individuals.

Perhaps we need to start helping individual human beings.





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[Impenitent]

yeah, raise taxes on the rioters

make sure you are armed when the welfare checks start bouncing

utopia

-Imp

[Bill Wiltrack]

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........................................ Hope. We need hope.




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[Melchior]

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........................................ Hope. We need hope.




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No, we need bullets. Fuck you.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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Don't know where you live but in my country, America, there is too much killing, Too much violence.


And so much repression of late. It's getting really hard to be a human here, now.


These people in Baltimore and almost everywhere around America, people are loosing economic and emotional hope in the future.


Killing is not the answer. That is silly.



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[Melchior]

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Don't know where you live but in my country, America, there is too much killing, Too much violence.


And so much repression of late. It's getting really hard to be a human here, now.


These people in Baltimore and almost everywhere around America, people are loosing economic and emotional hope in the future.


Killing is not the answer. That is silly.



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Your naivety is appalling.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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I may be naive.

But I live here. I see the hopelessness. I feel the hopelessness.

Everyday.




"I think that we've got to see that a riot is the language of the unheard." - Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.


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[Hobbes' Choice]

No, we need bullets. Fuck you.

Bill not not be the sharpest tool in the shed but he is well ahead of you on this issue.

You are already using the bullets. No really working out for you, is it?

[Melchior]

No, we need bullets. Fuck you.

Bill not not be the sharpest tool in the shed but he is well ahead of you on this issue.

You are already using the bullets. No really working out for you, is it?

Excuse me?

[Hobbes' Choice]

No, we need bullets. Fuck you.

Bill not not be the sharpest tool in the shed but he is well ahead of you on this issue.

You are already using the bullets. No really working out for you, is it?

Excuse me?

Why don't you stop and think about the underling reasons why there are riots on the streets of Baltimore.
Saying you are fed up and pass the bullets is not very enlightened.

https://www.facebook.com/coffeeparty/ph ... =1&theater

[Bill Wiltrack]

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I've done a number of very successful threads about what I call, The Third Industrial Revolution.

This is where humanity finds itself now.

The digital revolution.


Human beings cannot think as fast as machines.

We don't have the computing power or scope of machines.

Machines can work faster and better than any human.

There is no place for the average human being in an advanced industrialized society.

Government needs to step-up and develop a new model or structure to foster hope in average, hard working citizens.

Society is being re-defined. This might be a rough, time.







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[David Handeye]

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What is Happening in Baltimore Today is Not A Reflection of Hate...It's A Reflection of Hopelessness.



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I think that's a reflection of the brutality of the policemen. White policemen.

[van Keister]

I think the gulf between whites and black will get bigger and the power of the police will become weaker as well so much that when blacks are committing a crime like breaking into your home and you call the police they'll transfer you to an encounter group or local parish for help.