The black man always has it better, malheureusement
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In Oregon, the Give us snacks or give us death movement has achieved the airing of racist resentments phase.
In the parking lot of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge — which the militants stormed and took over on Saturday in the name of grazing privileges —
Not really, but do go on.
a man who claimed to be a body guard for the group’s leaders said they are facing worse resistance than Black Lives Matter, a nationwide campaign to end police brutality against people of color.
Yes, it is true that some Black Lives Matters protests have also featured white supremacist militia duds strutting around waving their pieces while local police watched (or winked), but I don’t think its fair to count their presence at Malheur as resistance.
And the number of Bird Botherers who have been tear gassed, shot with non-lethal rounds, beaten, arrested for being in the vicinity or otherwise assaulted by the police, remains steady at Nil. Resistance in this case appears to be … people pointing and laughing? A refusal to send snacks? It’s hard to say when dealing with a pouty, privileged humanoids who can’t understand why the world refuses to give them everything they want right now!
Meanwhile, Ammo Bundy’s search for an angle for whatever the hell he’s doing out there has taken him round the bend:
Meanwhile, on Monday, occupation leader Ammon Bundy — a son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who led a rebellion against federal law enforcement officers in 2014 — likened his group’s objective to that of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Grazing rights?
I guess it’s better than attempting to connect the movement to the enemy by their initials, but … not really.
