Mortimer
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- Sep 29, 2010
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When you see a dindu with a BLM t-shirt do you tell people you just met a black supremacist?guy with a hoody and celtic cross signs (like white power uses it) on the hoody, shaved head and beard. Quiete tall, lean/fit around 25-35 years old. He didnt say anything to me nor did I to him, we avoided eatch other. I was with my mum there shopping. I said to my mum "this was a nazi" my mum didnt even realised it as she doesnt know what to look for.
You sound envious and maybe sexually aroused by that guy.... Maybe thats the reason he avoided you.
He was shopping I was shopping it was in the middle of the day, there was no opportunity or reason to get into a brawl or such. I just noticed he was a white supremacist. My response was that I indeed met often white supremacists, I didnt said he should not be able to wear his symbol.
If I met a black supremacist I would have said it. But I dont think BLM is black supremacist, I think they are civil rights activists, was Martin Luther King a Black Supremacist? They rightfully fight systematic oppression of black people in the United States. I dont think they hate white people, they have lots of white people at their rallies, they are a liberation movement and for racial equality.