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Gritty posted...

Yeah, I felt like it was kind of doom from the start because it really was more of just a protest and it was an actual like political movement. It really didnt have like a central organization and then I remember reading an article when all this was going down and they mentioned how the people that initially started. The BLM movement got like forced out by other players, and those are the ones who eventually corrupted it.

I also dont think the whole like defunding. The police thing works like it. It just didnt reach enough people and it scared too many people. I dont honestly think thats the answer either. I think the answer is having not a national as a police force but like a nationalized standard and having a Database still doesnt allow these cops to just move from one department to another and in general, just having better accountability better people and higher training standards. in California Theres literally police departments that have less fucking Academy training, then beauticians in order to get licensed.

but at the same time, policing in this country literally was created out of slavery, so the entire institutions been corrupted from its inception, so.

Yeah I mean BLM had no clear goal or agenda

Which meant it was doomed to fail

For example there is no legislation change that would have ended the movement

The strength is that means the movement will never die

the weakness is it means the movement will never accomplish any major change

Same as occupy wall street