Anonymous wrote:Instead of kneeling, wearing African clothing, or kissing feet, just pass a bill that actually addresses police brutality.

This.

Anonymous wrote:How about the white girl forced to kneel and apologize for her "whiteness" (whatever that is)? How about that?

That was a fake video. Meant to troll the internet and world. It’s gross and wrong.

Instead of kneeling, wearing African clothing, or kissing feet, just pass a bill that actually addresses police brutality.

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Anonymous wrote:Virtue signaling at it's finest.

This. I’m all for equality, police reform, respect for all, etc. This, however, is beyond cringeworthy.

+1. It’s idiotic theater.....focus on policy change not this sort of trivial nonsense. It’s embarrassing.

Anonymous wrote:I find it hilarious to see how few conservatives on this thread actually go to church. Especially the "Catholics". Shame on you, we do this every Holy Thursday. Lutherans, Episcopalians, Methodists do it too. Enough of the pentacostals and baptists do it that surely you have seen this more than once -- unless you don't actually go to Church.

What?
Just because we find this cringeworthy and insulting, that doesn't mean we have never seen it as part of a Holy Service.

And FWIW - I'm conservative, attend church every Sunday (online the last 3 months), and no church I have been part of has ever done this. Was it part of a Holy Week sermon? Sure. But, it has not been acted out in church.

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Anonymous wrote:Virtue signaling at it's finest.

This. I’m all for equality, police reform, respect for all, etc. This, however, is beyond cringeworthy.

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Some people feel the need to do it and others are accepting of the gesture. It's not abusive. It's not forceful. Why would it be cringeworthy?

That you have to even ask is very telling. The entire world sees these images and is collectively cringing.

How about the white girl forced to kneel and apologize for her "whiteness" (whatever that is)? How about that?

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Anonymous wrote:Virtue signaling at it's finest.

This. I’m all for equality, police reform, respect for all, etc. This, however, is beyond cringeworthy.

+2. And I’m AA fwiw

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Virtue signaling at it's finest.

This. I’m all for equality, police reform, respect for all, etc. This, however, is beyond cringeworthy.

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Some people feel the need to do it and others are accepting of the gesture. It's not abusive. It's not forceful. Why would it be cringeworthy?

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry.... I found it insulting.

They asked for forgiveness.... for WHAT?

We are returning to the days where we no longer judge by the content of character, but by the color of one's skin. Pathetic.

You need to get out more. We never left those days.

Maybe you haven't. I, and millions more, have.

100% THIS.

Agree completely.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.tmz.com/2020/06/07/white-cops-civilians-wash-feet-black-protesters-north-carolina-forgive/

This. So much this. Brought a tear to my eye!

Not sure whether to hang my head in shame at this or burst out laughing. This is ridiculous and I know they are trying to be symbolic and all but this is not how to go about doing it. Good grief.

- black guy

Exactly. How about everyone just talk to everyone like they are actual human beings? Six million of my people died and I had no problem having a German exchange student in my home a couple years ago. Hell, I AM 1/2 German! He did nothing. If his grandparents or great grandparents did? Still not his fault.

+1

Anonymous wrote:Virtue signaling at it's finest.

This. I’m all for equality, police reform, respect for all, etc. This, however, is beyond cringeworthy.

Anonymous wrote:Don’t have to go to church to be a conservative.

Or school for that matter.

Don’t have to go to church to be a conservative.

I find it hilarious to see how few conservatives on this thread actually go to church. Especially the "Catholics". Shame on you, we do this every Holy Thursday. Lutherans, Episcopalians, Methodists do it too. Enough of the pentacostals and baptists do it that surely you have seen this more than once -- unless you don't actually go to Church.