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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 3016666" data-attributes="member: 66082">How do you know BLM supported President Obama?&nbsp; BLM stated goals are protesting police violence on the local level what&#039;s bad about that?&nbsp; Every individual at a BLM protest rally isn&#039;t necessary BLM, but that&#039;s beside the point.Nazi&#039;s and white supremacists, the only purpose for those groups is racism and violence.You see the huge difference a person can support BLM because they are concerned about police violence because that is the stated goal of the organization.Liking Nazi&#039;s and white supremacists means you support racism and violence because that&#039;s the purpose of those organizations.I don&#039;t care who supports Trump.&nbsp; I&#039;ll repeat Richard Spencer the man who organized these racists and Nazi&#039;s worked directly with Stephen Miller on racist propaganda and Stephen Miller right now is in the Trump administration advising him on immigration policy.Steve Bannon who ran Brietbart a website that Steve Bannon called the place for the alt right which is what these racists and nazi&#039;s call themselves is one of Trump&#039;s main advisors.And Trump himself re tweeted Nazi and white supremacist twitter accounts repeatedly.President Obama didn&#039;t have those kind of connections to BLM.Again so what have we learned BLM as an organization has stated goals ending or lessening police violence against citizens that millions of Americans support.Nazi&#039;s and Racists as organizations have stated goals of violence and racism.Being associated with one isn&#039;t the equivalent of being associated with the other. Trump has direct connections from his own actions with Nazi&#039;s and Racist organizations.President Obama didn&#039;t have direct connections with BLM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 3016666, member: 66082"] How do you know BLM supported President Obama? BLM stated goals are protesting police violence on the local level what's bad about that? Every individual at a BLM protest rally isn't necessary BLM, but that's beside the point. Nazi's and white supremacists, the only purpose for those groups is racism and violence. You see the huge difference a person can support BLM because they are concerned about police violence because that is the stated goal of the organization. Liking Nazi's and white supremacists means you support racism and violence because that's the purpose of those organizations. I don't care who supports Trump. I'll repeat Richard Spencer the man who organized these racists and Nazi's worked directly with Stephen Miller on racist propaganda and Stephen Miller right now is in the Trump administration advising him on immigration policy. Steve Bannon who ran Brietbart a website that Steve Bannon called the place for the alt right which is what these racists and nazi's call themselves is one of Trump's main advisors. And Trump himself re tweeted Nazi and white supremacist twitter accounts repeatedly. President Obama didn't have those kind of connections to BLM. Again so what have we learned BLM as an organization has stated goals ending or lessening police violence against citizens that millions of Americans support. Nazi's and Racists as organizations have stated goals of violence and racism. Being associated with one isn't the equivalent of being associated with the other. Trump has direct connections from his own actions with Nazi's and Racist organizations. President Obama didn't have direct connections with BLM. [/QUOTE]

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