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African American GOP legislator draws sharp criticism after calling Black Lives Matter 'terrorist' group

Arizona Rep. Walter Blackman

ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

MARIA POLLETTA AND YVONNE WINGETT SANCHEZ | ARIZONA REPUBLIC | 9:02 pm MST June 5, 2020

   

The first black Republican elected to the Arizona Legislature is facing blowback after calling Black Lives Matter a “terrorist organization” and attacking the character of George Floyd, the man who died at the hands of Minneapolis police last week.



On top of the public criticism, at least two prominent advocacy groups are now refusing to work with the lawmaker — Rep. Walt Blackman of Snowflake — on future legislation. 

Blackman initially denounced the Black Lives Matter movement on KFYI's"Conservative Circus with James T. Harris," saying left-wing "anti-fascists" had infiltrated the movement.

He criticized Arizona Schools Superintendent Kathy Hoffman for her support of the organization on the show, likening it to "a governor writing and supporting and endorsing the KKK or an extremist right group and putting it on their letterhead.”

Blackman also slammed Floyd, who died on May 25 after a police officer knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes, as "no saint" and "invested in crime" in a video he posted to Facebook. He titled the video: “I DO NOT support George Floyd and I refuse to see him as a martyr. But I hope his family receives justice."

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The backlash from activists was swift. The American Friends Services Committee-Arizona — a justice reform organization that has worked closely with Blackman to change the state's sentencing laws — announced Thursday it would no longer partner with him.

"To simply denounce Rep. Blackman’s harmful statements will not heal our communities or help create change," the group said in a statement.

It said it was "vital to hold people accountable for their words and deeds, particularly those in whom we have placed our trust and support."

The American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona also said it would "not affiliate with someone who does not share our values of uplifting marginalized communities and rooting out racism."

Blackman: Black Lives Matter goes against U.S. principles 

Blackman doubled down on his remarks, first reported by the Arizona Capitol Times, in an interview with The Arizona Republic.

He described Black Lives Matter as an "ideology that goes against the very concepts and precepts of our principles in the United States."

"They started out one way, and they were about helping the community and pulling themselves up," he said. "Today, they have splinter organizations that have moved away from the original message that have been infiltrated by antifa … and the message is not the same as it was.”

'Antifa' is a reference to anti-fascist groups.

Asked if he was supportive of other organizations seeking to confront police brutality, Blackman questioned whether such brutality existed.

“Fifty-eight police officers were killed in the line of duty last year alone," he said. "Why don’t you have those numbers?”

AFSC-AZ didn't pull any punches, deeming Blackman's comments "offensive" and "irresponsible." 

The group said his remarks, particularly the criticism of Floyd's record, did not align “with our values and commitment to uphold the worth and dignity of all people, regardless of who they are or what they have done."

Hoffman was more generous, saying in a written statement that she respected Blackman's right to his point of view.

"As a public servant elected to serve all Arizonans, I am committed to continuing to work toward building understanding, empathy, and policy solutions grounded in equity and inclusion,” Hoffman said.

She said her "door remains open for future meetings and conversations." 

BLM member: 'He doesn't represent us'

Tiera Rainey, a member of Black Lives Matter Tucson, said she wanted to be "perfectly clear that BLM period is not a terrorist organization — period." She said she wasn't disappointed by Blackman's remarks, however, because she didn't expect anything different.

"He doesn’t represent us," said Rainey, who has worked as a program coordinator for AFSC-AZ but said the decision to cut ties was not at her behest. "He never has, never will."

Blackman, a small business owner and Army veteran, lives in Snowflake — a town of about 6,000 where 0% of the population is black, according to U.S. Census data. 

Since taking office in 2019, he has championed efforts to ease Arizona's sentencing laws through earned release programs at state prisons, among other justice reforms. But he also has supported "law and order" bills, such as a proposal that would've set mandatory sentencing minimums for people caught with even small amounts of heroin or fentanyl.

He generally aligns with his conservative counterparts on social issues. In response to state or national conversations about racism, he often returns to conservative talking points such as stopping "black-on-black violence" and the "19 million black babies aborted" since Roe v. Wade, he says.

"Some people are surprised, asking, 'How can he advocate for criminal justice reform and then invalidate George Floyd’s experience because of his criminal record?'" Rainey said. "I think this is shining a light on what has been a longstanding hypocrisy within the conservative championing of criminal justice reform."

She said Blackman's brand of reform focuses on the end point of incarceration, when a personal already is in prison — a "pretty picture of redemption that doesn’t disrupt the power structure in any substantial matter," she said.

On the other hand, Black Lives Matter — which began as a call to action “in response to state-sanctioned violence and anti-Black racism,” according to its website — wants to cut mass incarceration off at the root.

"We supposedly don’t have money for our public schools. We're having folks that are literally about to lose their houses and their businesses. We’re feeling the heat and squeeze, and we’re being told there are no resources for these things that the larger community needs," Rainey said. "But we continually have millions of dollars to pour into policing?

"George Floyd wasn’t a 'martyr,' as Rep. Blackman said," Rainey said. "He’s the conduit with which people are airing larger grievances with systemic failures that are affecting everyone."





Of course gay warriors have been used to terrorize down through history. Black Lives Matter is a gay terrorist group put together by the Democrats who are the party behind the terror of the Klu Klux Klan. These are Black and White illegitimate children of slave owners who are taking to the streets causing anarchy.


Call them by their father's name Holy Quran 33: 5

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Only pagans throughout history have formed cults around their worship. And only pagans engaged in human sacrifice and slavery. Even when Muslims engaged in slavery it is because they were secret pagans within Freemasonry.

Call them by their father's name Holy Quran 33:5

You will never find that White devil without the Black devil because the Black devil is the root of the rebellion against the one God Almighty.

Althoughout history evil rulers have used gays for terror and violence.

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Let's clear this bunkum up because alot of secrecy and lies are going on.


1. A people who claim they have no word for Satan in their language are a people who doesn't distinguish between good and evil religion. This is clear. If sacrificing another human being isnt evil to you because you dictate that person is a slave then who are you sacrificing them too? Is it God Almighty who gives life?


2. A people who doesnt have a word for homosexuality are a people who doesnt distinguish between good and evil sex. If you are doing anal sodomy and sticking objects up your vagina do you not see this is wrong?




fal·la·cy

/ˈfaləsē/

noun

a mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound argument.

"the notion that the camera never lies is a fallacy"

All mass murderers and serial killers are gays. All of them

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Gays are savagely violent and this is because they are possessed with violent demons. Gay sex is apart of gay rituals and many primitive tribes that practiced homosexuality use it as homosexual rape of other tribes to terrorize them. Cannibalism is used the same way by pagan tribes to terrorize their rivals and dominate the land. Freemasons are the Devil's knights who practice ritual sodomy as was falsely accused of the Knights Templar. Yet this homosexual gangsta boo boo was always apart of Roman culture. Emperor Nero used homosexuals to kill the early martyrs in Rome. Gays are amoral they will do evil for others to make gain. Greeks, Egyptians and Spartans, who were all Blacks raped enemy soldiers in battle after defeating them. Homosexuality has an ugly history while they try to paint it as sexual preference it has its origins in pagan polytheistic worship. Churches have defiled millions of American children and created a huge closeted gay society of fraternities and sororities, men and women pagan cults filling up all professional fields. This is what Egypt is and some Hebrews desired to leave Musa and the God Almighty who saved them and return to Egypt. America the modern day Egypt with the pyramid on the back of the U.S. Dollar the world's currency. It says In God We Trust yet they don't worship one God Rome is the Devil's church.



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