Anonymous wrote:It's a start. Systemic racism is ingrained in this country. We've made progress and we need to keep on keeping on but this problem won't be solved overnight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BLM the org should say something like:
We love seeing "Black lives matter" boldly proclaimed.
We look forward to working with Muriel Bowser to create DC policies that make this a promise the city will fulfill rather than an empty gesture.
+1
The city hasn't given two sh*ts about black lives for the past 50 years. It's going to take much more than big yellow letters, a street sign, and excited white liberals for real change to occur.
Anonymous wrote: Sorry Muriel DC sucks. The mayor is an idiot and let national monuments be defaced. The BLM graffiti on the street is an eye sore. Its glorifies people who say things like "pigs in a blanket-- fry them like bacon" or "what do you want--dead cops--when do you want it--NOW". Both BLM and the ANTIFA morons are the scum of the USA. I'm all for peaceful protests but what has gone on throughout the country is a disgrace and the blame goes to these 2 groups.
Anonymous wrote: Sorry Muriel DC sucks. The mayor is an idiot and let national monuments be defaced. The BLM graffiti on the street is an eye sore. Its glorifies people who say things like "pigs in a blanket-- fry them like bacon" or "what do you want--dead cops--when do you want it--NOW". Both BLM and the ANTIFA morons are the scum of the USA. I'm all for peaceful protests but what has gone on throughout the country is a disgrace and the blame goes to these 2 groups.
Anonymous wrote:Is this a good precedent, though, for a state/city leader to take sides in a protest in its manner?
You might like what she did here, but how would you feel if a mayor or governor had “Abortion stops a beating” painted in huge letters and renamed a street section “Prolife Plaza” in response to a pro-life protest?
Just because you agree with the message today does not make this a good idea.
Anonymous wrote:Is this a good precedent, though, for a state/city leader to take sides in a protest in its manner?
You might like what she did here, but how would you feel if a mayor or governor had “Abortion stops a beating” painted in huge letters and renamed a street section “Prolife Plaza” in response to a pro-life protest?
Just because you agree with the message today does not make this a good idea.
Anonymous wrote:There's something very Christos about it. Cool art installation. I hope the rest of DC doesn't get trashed today with Muriel's resistance to accepting help from Guardsmen and women.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BLM the org should say something like:
We love seeing "Black lives matter" boldly proclaimed.
We look forward to working with Muriel Bowser to create DC policies that make this a promise the city will fulfill rather than an empty gesture.
+1
The city hasn't given two sh*ts about black lives for the past 50 years. It's going to take much more than big yellow letters, a street sign, and excited white liberals for real change to occur.
Anonymous wrote:BLM the org should say something like:
We love seeing "Black lives matter" boldly proclaimed.
We look forward to working with Muriel Bowser to create DC policies that make this a promise the city will fulfill rather than an empty gesture.