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If you’re a Muslim in America experiencing Islamophobia due to the anniversary of 9/11 today, just remember:
Good. Go fuck yourself and get the fuck out of my country.
“Black Lives Matter” was never meant to say that Black lives matter more than everyone else. The phrase emerged because Black Americans have repeatedly had to fight for their lives to be treated as though they matter equally. The emphasis on Black lives is a response to inequality, not a demand for superiority.
That distinction has deep historical roots. For centuries, American law itself assigned different rights and protections according to race. Slavery legally treated millions of Black people as property. After emancipation, Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation while Black Americans faced restrictions on voting, education, employment and housing. Even after legal segregation was dismantled, many inequalities created during those generations did not simply disappear.
The modern Black Lives Matter movement emerged in 2013 after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. The phrase was created by Alicia Garza and developed with Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi. It later became internationally recognized following protests over the deaths of Black Americans including Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.
At its core, saying Black lives matter is similar to drawing attention to any group experiencing a particular injustice. If one house on a street is burning, focusing firefighters on that house does not mean the other houses are worthless. It means there is an immediate problem requiring attention. Recognizing a specific inequality does not require denying anyone else's humanity.
@Jeffjohnson1967 I’m not the one trying to sympathize with terrorists like you bud. Lmao, yall don’t value human life like they do or even their own life due to a religion that’s objectively worse than Jews and Christians worship.
@NormalDude33 Good boy, now go micheal bay buildings and blame it on the Jews, reptilian people underground, and little Timmy as if that will protect Islam.
I just start blasting criminals who dare enter into my home at the afternoon off at night. Done it twice back in 2021 but getting a new door was annoying
🇯🇵 I’m Japanese.
Question for American gun owners 🇺🇸🔫
How bad does a situation have to get before you think:
“Okay… this is an actual emergency.” 😳
Someone breaks into your home?
Your life is in immediate danger?
Your family is threatened?
Where’s the line between “call 911” and “I need to protect myself right now”? 👀
Serious question… with a slightly nervous Japanese guy asking. 😂🇯🇵
RIP to the 2,976 people that lost their lives on 9/11.
And RIP to the 3.7 million people in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, and Pakistan who paid the ultimate price for a crime they did not commit.
i don’t understand how some people can mourn 9/11 but not care that our government is doing the same thing to thousands of innocent people in iran & palestine :(
@NormalDude33 Just like the terrorist sympathizers, you care for no one especially the victims and I expect less from low IQ Canadians being brain washed by 3rd worlders especially Islamic fags running your country, lol. Stay in your lane mutt and you ain’t gonna do shit to keep me quiet.
Today marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks. In honor of those impacted, the Embassy has lowered its flag to half-staff. Japan continues to stand with the United States as an ally and friend.