To me all you need to know about blacklivesmatter is to look at Canada.

We opened the floodgates to immigration in the 70s.

We are a diverse and tolerant nation.

Asians, Sikhs, Muslims, people from around the world come to Canada. No one complains about systemic racism.

All of a sudden, as the blacklivesmatter movement started in the US, progressives and black Canadians start whining about the 'racist' white Canadians.

There has never been racism against blacks before. As a matter of fact, Canada did a lot for US slaves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_Railroad

Now, all of a sudden, we get blacklivesmatter protests in Toronto.

Asian gangs arrested? Nothing.

Arrest a Muslim for a crime? Nothing.

Arrest a Sikh for something? Nothing.

Arrest a black criminal? Racism!

Basically, NO ONE does victimhood like the black community*.

Just sick of this garbage.

* Well, except First Nations people but they've always complained.

Women do it too. Toronto was the first city in the world to start the slut march despite Canada legalizing the vote for women prior to the states. Canada has been more than free to minorities and women since the beginning of our history. That won't stop from riding on the coattails of American oppression.

It's the same thing in Sweden. When the fuck was Sweden ever an oppressive racist country that "systematically" oppressed minorities and women? Swedish women were fighting and could own lands back in ANCIENT SCANDINAVIA for fuck sake!

Yeah, you're right.

The 'war on women' nonsense they also took from the States.

I would have thought Canuck women would be smarter than to by into the scam.

Sidenote. Just binged Breaking Bad this summer. Never saw a single episode before I started. Loved it.

Meanwhile Al Sharpton gave himself a raise from his "organization" that is still in debt with the IRS. Black lives should stop committing crime and blaming others. Take responsibility for your actions.

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Sidenote. Just binged Breaking Bad this summer. Never saw a single episode before I started. Loved it.

You finished it?

I just can't wrap my head around more people in the black community not addressing their own systemic problems.