Edmonton Pride parade held hostage

[fabulouslyghetto]

Ahh yes. Toronto Pride. Obviously things have gotten worse, but still, nowhere did I call black people terrorists. Again you LIE.

Somebody did, if it wasn't you MY BAD, you've said a lot of terrible things about blacks so please don't act all indignant like it's wildly out of your character to disparage my people, you're known for doing it around here, nobody else is going to call you on it but I sure will. It's not a lie it's called a mistake.

 

[mikey3000]

Well, that's close to an apology, so I'll take it. But if really want to dig, you (or anyone else for that matter) will see that I only started disparaging blacks after YOU started in on whites. You made me ambivalent to you and your message.

 

[fabulouslyghetto]

Well, that's close to an apology, so I'll take it. But if really want to dig, you (or anyone else for that matter) will see that I only started disparaging blacks after YOU started in on whites. You made me ambivalent to you and your message.

Disparaging whites? Is THAT what you call it? If somebody addressing inequality and injustice was the catalyst for you going on this anti-black rampage then those feelings were already there you just needed an excuse to vocalise them, but don't blame that on me.

 

[TickTockMan]

Of course, but then neither are you protesting against your allies from Salem, Oregon, right? I myself have protested, in Antwerp, Belgium, against anti-gay police brutality by the Russian police. But not by attacking the Antwerp police, which happens to be gay-friendliest police force in Belgium. We did it by marching on the Russian consulate. And we were marching with just about every off-duty policeman.

But it seems that just about everyone on this thread already agrees that this demonstration against gay-friendly cops was a bridge too far.

Yeah. I think we pretty much agree.