>“It’s about time people woke up to the fact that big money is using people as pawns to stoke racial hatred and further their global agenda,” said the Federalist Papers Project’s C.E. Dyer.
This is the core issue in my opinion going back many decades. BLM is just the latest vehicle through which the black community is being monetized by bad actors who have no interest in solving any of their core issues. In fact maintaining the issues allows (((them))) to use black people as an asset to:
-manufacture and manipulate consent by playing on the emotions of vocal and uninformed people
-exploit acute needs to maintain control (welfare, escapism through drugs/alcohol, passing kids in school who haven't mastered the material); basically encouraging or setting up a system that can never lead to a successful future
-cultivate new customers for private prison systems and the associated business ecosystem - https://www.accesscatalog.com/index.html?State=PA
-access to thugs that may come in handy in a dire situation, such as releasing violent criminals from prison during a pandemic (hard to actually believe)
Is the money donated to BLM funneled back to the same people who are actually the architects of the above? Is the black community simply the product? Similar to Facebook monetizing their users in exchange for "free" access to their friends.