(09-20-2017, 01:18 PM)Mandeezee Wrote:

(09-20-2017, 11:11 AM)MalabarJag Wrote:
He's not challenging white supremacy, he's disparaging the United States of America, members of the US military, and the freedom they stand for, because of the actions of a few local cops.

He wore a Hitler shirt and claimed that Nazi Germany (to a refugee from there) was better than the US because it's literacy rate was the world's highest.







Oh wait, that was Castro and Cuba. Same difference.

How is asking for the brutality against black people to cease disparaging the USA...unless that brutality is what the USA is founded upon and about? LMAO...see the conundrum you're in?

Before you go there...I'm a Veteran of nine years, Active Duty Army! I can careless about his protest. I did not fight for a flag or a song!

Castro and Cuba...what do you know about them? Are you aware that the majority of the Cubans in America who hate him are white Cubans? They're anger come from him taking over the country and not allowing white supremacy to dominate the black Cubans.

Because this "brutality against black people" isn't a thing. It isn't supported in fact, and the only significant evidence support violence against blacks is from other blacks.

Your comment about Cuba is complete nonsense. A buddy of mine has a grandfather from Cuba. He told me that his grandfather owned a warehouse, and when Castro began to take over the privately owned businesses, his grandfather had everything taken from him but managed to sell what little gold he had to travel to America. Even though most Cubans identify as white (poor and rich), most people couldn't afford to flee the country, and those that could had good reason to hate him. It had nothing to do with white supremacy.

Please tell me how the white supremacy dominated black lives in Cuba, and how black lives were bettered as a result of Castro's reign.

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