Took 'em long enough, but OK
Iâm feeling close to tears, but itâs just the misting stage, and it isnât going any further.
Thatâs something!
Few years old, but interesting read.
Yeah, in the beginning the MC5 and later, the Ramones didnât helpâŠ
Yâknow, they did it to inflame the citizenry - thatâs what band members say. But you think being associated with the White Panthers, in the case of the MC5, makes them non-racist?
And I knew he wasnât but when I first saw him in pictutre, I thought Henry Rollins looked like a prototypical neo-Nazi/white supremacist.
I thought part of the point of the White Panthers, flaky as they mightâve been, was anti-racist; white people siding with the Black Panthers. But it was a bit before my time so I donât really know.
It was before my time, too. And theyâre listed as anti-racist, but it smacks as fetishization of Black Power, you know? That is just me, though.
They were definitely sexist, though; from what Iâve read in various books, the women prepared the food, and the men ate first, while the women stayed in the kitchen. The men went out and partied, and the women just stayed at home. That seemed to be a general 1960s thing, though. But the entry doesnât mention that.
Just before my time too. From what Iâve seen in documentaries the Black Panthers had a pretty long run of short-lived success against the Bellamy saluters. I can understand being intrigued. Getting it wrong, sure, and the only media narrative that survives from the 70s was that white support was cringey and self-serving, but that wasnât really the case at the time. It just got washed through the networks and the ad-revenue-centered executives.
Nazis are dangerous to everybody, so resistance involved every demo but not necessarily everyone in every demo. Most demos, not even a voting majority, but where the money and stakes are high (financial capitals, factory towns, and mining camps) thereâs money enough for gerrymandering.
People always dealt with this crap when we vote. This is how they getchya, but itâs also endurable.
Well, it was going on in Detroit, some of it, but being only 5 years old in 11/69 made it hard to influence the revolution, lol!
Alex Jones is doing a great job of alienating any judge he goes in front ofâŠ