https://twitter.com/i/status/1301521029475565573

This is heart warming.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1302147442100502528

Idiots set their own idiots on fire while throwing Molotov cocktails at police.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1302478288086990849

I have to agree with BLM on one issue. Let's support them in defunding the police.

Why you ask?

Because, they're the only thing keeping Law Abiding Americans from killing all the Fuckin Marxist!!!

DNC throws Gays Under The Bus


https://twitter.com/i/status/1302651447054495745

To the lefties on this forum: will you condemn the attack on those people?

Share this with every lib you know, assuming you associate with the mentally impaired.


Donald J. Trump Retweeted
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Black Man Exposes #BlackLivesMatter


https://twitter.com/i/status/1299471458448572418

Update, Trump retweeted this video of a black man calling out the lefts BLM movement, he sooo eloquently exposed how the left created this problem.
Now it's been pulled

https://twitter.com/AlwaysActions/status/1299471458448572418

WTF?


American Airlines allows flight attendants to wear Black Lives Matter pins, sparking backlash

American Airlines has announced that the company will allow flight attendants to wear Black Lives Matter pins on duty.

The company announced the move Sunday, also saying it will design its own pin to show symbolic support for a diverse and inclusive workplace.

"Clearly we live in a time where it is so important to have a dialogue about this important issue of racism in our society and try to find common ground," the airline wrote in a company-wide announcement obtained by news outlets. "American is truly committed to having an inclusive culture that is welcoming to all and a reflection of our country and world."

The policy change has sparked backlash from those who argue that the Black Lives Matter movement is anti-police.

"I take offense," a flight attendant said to airline executives in a lengthy email

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/transportation/american-airlines-allows-flight-attendants-wear-black-lives-matter

"I take offense to this," one veteran flight attendant said in an email to airline management obtained by The Post. "Serious offense. My husband is a LEO (Law Enforcement Officer), as was my deceased father and as far as I'm concerned ALL LIVES MATTER."

"I am completely disgusted at the fact that we can't show support for our GOD, our COUNTRY, our LEOs but when it comes to BLM organization (which is controversial in itself), American Airlines says that's obviously different," she wrote. "And we can. How is that right? Well, I don't feel included."

Another flight attendant who asked to be identified only as John said staffers who refuse to wear the pin will now "be ostracized and labeled as racist," and described BLM as "a terrorist organization that promotes violence to further their agenda."

"If this pin is sanctioned, I will wear my NYPD pin supporting the police department," he said.

A top official at the airline defended the decision, saying she had been "taken aback" by "widespread" complaints from black AA workers about "implicit bias and direct racism from customers and other team members."

"American is truly committed to having an inclusive culture that is welcoming to all and a reflection of our country and world," Jill Surdek, the airline's senior vice president for flight services, said in an email response to ticked-off workers.

"One symbolic way to show our support is through a uniform pin," she said. "We are working with our Black Professional Network on designing a specific pin that may be worn with the uniform. In the interim until this pin is produced, to recognize the significance of this moment in history, we are allowing people to wear a Black Lives Matter Pin."

In a statement to The Post on Sunday, the airline said the company has employee "resource groups" working on several pin designs for various causes, including charitable groups that include UNICEF and others.

"Our Christian, veterans and LGBTQ groups, for example, have developed their own pin that can be worn as part of the uniform," the statement said.

American said it views the BLM pin push "not as a political cause but as a universal cause about humanity and equality. Fundamentally, Black Lives Matter is an expression of equality."

"It doesn't mean other lives don't matter, rather that in our society black lives should matter and be valued the same as others. That's not political."

But angry airline employees accused American of jumping on the Black Live Matter bandwagon to keep up with rival Delta Airlines, which reportedly has designed its own BLM pin for its flight attendants to wear.

AA recently announced it was laying off 19,000 workers because of the coronavirus-fueled recession that crippled the travel business.

https://nypost.com/2020/09/06/american-airlines-policy-allowing-blm-pins-faces-backlash/

Quote from: Solar on September 07, 2020, 05:42:03 PM
WTF?


American Airlines allows flight attendants to wear Black Lives Matter pins, sparking backlash

American Airlines has announced that the company will allow flight attendants to wear Black Lives Matter pins on duty.

The company announced the move Sunday, also saying it will design its own pin to show symbolic support for a diverse and inclusive workplace.

"Clearly we live in a time where it is so important to have a dialogue about this important issue of racism in our society and try to find common ground," the airline wrote in a company-wide announcement obtained by news outlets. "American is truly committed to having an inclusive culture that is welcoming to all and a reflection of our country and world."

The policy change has sparked backlash from those who argue that the Black Lives Matter movement is anti-police.

"I take offense," a flight attendant said to airline executives in a lengthy email

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/transportation/american-airlines-allows-flight-attendants-wear-black-lives-matter

"I take offense to this," one veteran flight attendant said in an email to airline management obtained by The Post. "Serious offense. My husband is a LEO (Law Enforcement Officer), as was my deceased father and as far as I'm concerned ALL LIVES MATTER."

"I am completely disgusted at the fact that we can't show support for our GOD, our COUNTRY, our LEOs but when it comes to BLM organization (which is controversial in itself), American Airlines says that's obviously different," she wrote. "And we can. How is that right? Well, I don't feel included."

Another flight attendant who asked to be identified only as John said staffers who refuse to wear the pin will now "be ostracized and labeled as racist," and described BLM as "a terrorist organization that promotes violence to further their agenda."

"If this pin is sanctioned, I will wear my NYPD pin supporting the police department," he said.

A top official at the airline defended the decision, saying she had been "taken aback" by "widespread" complaints from black AA workers about "implicit bias and direct racism from customers and other team members."

"American is truly committed to having an inclusive culture that is welcoming to all and a reflection of our country and world," Jill Surdek, the airline's senior vice president for flight services, said in an email response to ticked-off workers.

"One symbolic way to show our support is through a uniform pin," she said. "We are working with our Black Professional Network on designing a specific pin that may be worn with the uniform. In the interim until this pin is produced, to recognize the significance of this moment in history, we are allowing people to wear a Black Lives Matter Pin."

In a statement to The Post on Sunday, the airline said the company has employee "resource groups" working on several pin designs for various causes, including charitable groups that include UNICEF and others.

"Our Christian, veterans and LGBTQ groups, for example, have developed their own pin that can be worn as part of the uniform," the statement said.

American said it views the BLM pin push "not as a political cause but as a universal cause about humanity and equality. Fundamentally, Black Lives Matter is an expression of equality."

"It doesn't mean other lives don't matter, rather that in our society black lives should matter and be valued the same as others. That's not political."

But angry airline employees accused American of jumping on the Black Live Matter bandwagon to keep up with rival Delta Airlines, which reportedly has designed its own BLM pin for its flight attendants to wear.

AA recently announced it was laying off 19,000 workers because of the coronavirus-fueled recession that crippled the travel business.

https://nypost.com/2020/09/06/american-airlines-policy-allowing-blm-pins-faces-backlash/

And you know who they will lay off first. 

Quote from: walkstall on September 07, 2020, 05:49:59 PM

And you know who they will lay off first.

BINGO!!!

 

https://twitter.com/i/status/1303507817563783168

Quote from: Solar on September 08, 2020, 06:58:58 PM


https://twitter.com/i/status/1303507817563783168

  I would say there are some young black taking back their city. 

Quote from: Solar on September 08, 2020, 06:58:58 PM


https://twitter.com/i/status/1303507817563783168

Good for the bystanders doing the right thing.

https://twitter.com/JonathanWarrin4/status/1303654275684413442

The latest, Faking Seizures.


https://twitter.com/i/status/1303723967425830913