Proud Boys.

[canadaman30]

According to Canada:

Would blocking railways, highways, burning overturned vehicles, masked and armed fit definition?...
Just sayin....

[canadaman30]

There are portions of that movement that could be, but marching on the capital threatening to assassinate sitting members of the government is not something I have heard broadcast by those groups (not that I do not believe they have not said it, just that it did not make news in the way this did).

Your aware the head of Toronto's BLM, believes white man should be eliminated.
Peaceful protester, not..

Your aware the news leaves that stuff alone..

[Gilroy]

Your aware the head of Toronto's BLM, believes white man should be eliminated.
Peaceful protester, not..

Your aware the news leaves that stuff alone..

Evidence please.

[MikePal]

Sure....(from two left wing rags Haha..)

Now, normally my white skin would admittedly preclude me from even suggesting that a black activist should hang up the megaphone, but Khogali has made a habit of directing violent, hateful language towards people with white skin, so much so that I feel comfortable calling her out. She once mused that just by having white skin, white people are sub-human. She tried to qualify that statement by saying white people did not have a high amount of melanin, which prevents them from absorbing light, and with it a sense of moral clarity.

Now, maybe if this was her only controversial statement all could be forgiven, but this is a pattern of hate that can't be ignored any longer. In April 2016 Khogali tweeted "Plz Allah give me strength to not cuss/kill these men and white folks out here today. Plz Plz Plz."

https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/james-..._14635896.html

The Black Lives Matter Toronto group has come under fire over a tweet by one of its co-founders.

On Feb. 9, Yusra Khogali tweeted, "Plz Allah give me strength to not cuss/kill these men and white folks out here today. Plz plz plz," according to Newstalk 1010.

The tweet has since been deleted. Khogali did not respond to requests for comment from CBC News. Sandy Hudson, another founder of the group, told CBC News she would not comment on the deleted tweet.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toron...weet-1.3523055

[greatwhite]

So I can burn down a city if I feel it's for equality ?

How about, one was protesting for equality and justice , and the other was trying to prevent that? That is is the essence, of both riots. One side was trying to improve government-justice, make it more accountable. The proud boys were trying to remove it, and overthrow the duly elected government . Do you not see the reason- difference between the rioters?

[canadaman30]

Evidence please.

My apologies, as I only have so much room for evidence in my man purse. If it's buried in the vault it might be retrievable...lol

[MikePal]

My apologies, as I only have so much room for evidence in my man purse. If it's buried in the vault it might be retrievable...lol

got you covered...post 14

[canadaman30]

got you covered...post 14

Thank-you

Gilroy, hello? You still there?..

[Bushmoose]

Thank-you

Gilroy, hello? You still there?..

he and fishcan are on the phone with each other going over their notes.

[impact]

The anti white rhetoric is just unreal out there.

https://www.thebipocproject.org/our-approach

https://surjtoronto.com/teams