Desmond Cole shows us that stupidity can indeed be achieved early in life.

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Meow everyone. My readers know that this site has been used to expose the sheer stupidity of the professional protestor crowd . Lets face it, they  do provide hours of free entertainment , albeit limited to show casing their ever evolving stupidity and idiocy . We already know about some of the usual crowd such as Sakura Saunders . She is a professional protestor who this site has covered in detail over years . She, like all the rest,  have their pet projects , but in the end, they will protest anything, anywhere . This video is a great example , showing some of the most dangerous  and vile  of the bunch :

 

As you can see from the above video, stupidity runs very strong in them . However, as the years wear on, so does the protest flavor of the month. Now, in 2015  and  2016 , we have the black lives matter protest movement that has tried to incite their brand of hate, race baiting, and a race war . While this group is made up of many of the usual suspects , some , appearing on the above video in  key organizational roles , others, use their positions to try and give credibility to their race baiting and incitement. One such jack ass is Desmond Cole.

 

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This guy actually has print space in the Toronto Star to make public his   race hate,  and uses this as his personal forum to blame white people and cops for the fact that there are black males being stopped for crimes and even arrested .  Basically , he works on the premiss that : ” … this is every bodies fault but mine … ” . Here is his latest offering his obviously limited intellect came up with :

 

( sourced from here  )

Carding is about control, not safety : Cole

We must scream our opposition to carding and expose the broader reality that intervention by force is the government’s answer to practically every issue in Toronto’s black communities

 
Toronto Police Services Chief Mark Saunders listens at the Toronto Police Service Board meeting regarding police carding on Nov. 17, 2016. "If we accept Saunders’ argument (for carding), black people should actually be grateful that police disproportionately documented us, because we are now more likely to be saved by the police when we are in trouble," writes Desmond Cole.
Toronto Police Services Chief Mark Saunders listens at the Toronto Police Service Board meeting regarding police carding on Nov. 17, 2016. “If we accept Saunders’ argument (for carding), black people should actually be grateful that police disproportionately documented us, because we are now more likely to be saved by the police when we are in trouble,” writes Desmond Cole.  (Bernard Weil / Toronto Star) | Order this photo  
 

The reaffirmation of police carding in Toronto makes me want to run through the streets and scream until I lose my voice. But that wouldn’t be safe for me. Someone would inevitably call the police to come and control my black body. The latest decision on carding means I am still not allowed to walk home quietly without police having the right to stop, detain, question, and document me. I want to holler in frustration, which is risky in a city that interprets the sounds of my pain as yet another threat.

Toronto has declared, again, that there is no public safety without permanent scrutiny of black people. Unless we are prepared to subject ourselves to the grotesque physical and mental exam that is carding, we can’t walk, we can’t drive, we can’t breathe. When black people dare to cry out about these injustices, we do so at great risk to ourselves. But it would be even more dangerous to accept this latest assault on our humanity.

We must scream our opposition to carding and expose the broader reality that intervention by force is the government’s answer to practically every issue in Toronto’s black communities. Black man having a mental health crisis in the street? Call the police. Black parents send their child to school with roti for lunch? Call children’s aid. Black Lives Matter protesting because Toronto police assaulted or killed or traumatized another black person? Call the RCMP. The state is not trying to help black people, it is trying to control us.

The police board says officers can continue their carding, as long as they promise not to target people based on the colour of their skin. The board is also allowing chief Mark Saunders, or anyone he designates, to continue using the database that contains info from millions of documented stops in recent years, as long as he promises only to access the database for good reasons. Police face no real consequence for disproportionately denying black residents our dignity, privacy, and safety. Police will continue to use data that was taken by force, including information taken from children.

After the board’s latest approval of carding, Saunders said police need access to the carding database to deal with crimes and emergencies. He told reporters, “If you have a family member that has Alzheimer’s, and there’s information that can help show us patterns and trends, and where that person is going, life-saving conditions, a person that’s suicidal, information that we have so that we can maximize opportunities for saving people. When you look at all sorts of things. Abductions. There’s so many reasons where there’s information, where if we have access to that information, it could potentially save lives.”

If we accept Saunders’ argument, black people should actually be grateful that police disproportionately documented us, because we are now more likely to be saved by the police when we are in trouble. Perhaps all the documentation of our families in the child welfare system, and of our sisters and brothers who are being kept behind bars, will save us too. Perhaps the store clerk who follows us as we shop is just making sure we’re enjoying our shopping experience.

Sandy Hudson, a co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto, told a story at a public event recently about the incessant use of force against black Torontonians. Hudson and some of her friends were standing near a public square when they saw a black man running down the street. The man was screaming. A police officer rushed the man and tackled him to the ground. Hudson and her friends ran over to intervene. After demanding the officer release the man, Hudson and others attempted to console him. They learned that the man was running down the street in distress because he had just witnessed his mother’s death.

Toronto’s reflex is to control its black population by force, instead of meeting us with love and support. The city sends police to act as our social workers, counsellors, teachers, coaches, landlords, nurses, and sometimes even our transit service. If the state needs a constant threat of force to engage with black people, we will never be safe.

A police database is not our salvation. Black people have been in Toronto’s streets in 2016, organizing our screams and our dreams into action. We have to keep going — the incremental gestures we are being offered are not good enough.

Desmond Cole is a Toronto-based journalist. His column appears every second Thursday.

 

 

As we see here, Deranged Desmond has clearly lost all sense of factual responsibility that journalists are supposed to have because NOTHING he says here is based even remotely on FACTS . Desmond, I am a white male , and have been carded several times .  Guess what , unlike you assertion that these interactions remain on file, in fact, they DO NOT . But Desmond, here is my question to you ….. What are you hiding  / have you got to hide ? Desmond will tell you , depending on the day of the week, you are unlucky enough to have your doorway darkened by this deranged clown , that  he has has, according to him , been carded over 50 times. However, that story changes more often that he changes underwear , because he has said at some events that he has never been carded , other times he was only carded 5 times , other times 15 or 16  times. For Desmond, its not about facts, its about sensationalism and the use of his position to stir up enough of a frenzy to rile up the lowest intellect within his groups demographic,  to create his race war. He starts the war, he has the most vulnerable and expendable people fight it for him. They become his personal cannon fodder as he sits back and watches it on TV .

 

Desmonds article as posted above is very factually wrong in one other area as well .

” … Sandy Hudson, a co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto, told a story at a public event recently about the incessant use of force against black Torontonians. Hudson and some of her friends were standing near a public square when they saw a black man running down the street. The man was screaming. A police officer rushed the man and tackled him to the ground. Hudson and her friends ran over to intervene. After demanding the officer release the man, Hudson and others attempted to console him. They learned that the man was running down the street in distress because he had just witnessed his mother’s death. … ”

 

NO Desmond, that is NOT what took place, … because I was there to see this happen .  The occurrence he is talking about took place during the May day protest event  on Dundas street  near George street.  The person in question was stoned on crack and ran out to assault police . Police arrested him for that . In fact , it was a black police officer who arrested him . There is video of this shot by my great friend  genuinewitty  .

 

 

Desmond, like all the professional protestors are not interested  in  advocating and creating any sort of positive changes to society . ALL they want to confrontation with law enforce and police at any cost possible . They are willing to sacrifice lives and person safety  to accomplish this . They tell you that injuries , even if self inflicted and caused by THEIR own hand and stupidity is useful because it is a avenue  and tool they can use to sue police later . They SAY EXACTLY this as seen here :

 

 

DAPL protester says things aren’t what they seem at the protest camps

By KFYR-TV | 

CANNON BALL, N.D. – A protester of the Dakota Access Pipeline says things aren’t what they seem down at the protest camp site.

Michelle Thompson left the camp because she didn’t agree with some of the tactics protesters were using. She posted a Facebook Live video Sunday about her experience at the camps.

“I have seen protesters actually try and incite the police. They have instructed people on how to get arrested, and part of their team is also telling people that, ‘don’t worry if you are brutalized or whatever, even if it is your fault, because we can sue,'” says Thompson.

Thompson says she is Cherokee and Blackfoot and proud to be Native American.

Thompson’s Facebook video is attached to this article. Listen to our full interview with Thompson on our Facebook page: KFYR-TV.

 

Here is the link to the video referred to above .

 

Professional protestors have , very clearly,  shown us that they have no concept of reality . They take up so called causes that they are paid / told to take up . They create scenarios that are designed to create adversarial situations , confrontation between them and anyone who either opposes them , or disagrees with them, or both . Cops of course are always the target because to them, somehow, its always the cops fault . Professional protestors never have any actually knowledge of what they are really protesting. Desmond Cole is a text book example of this. He thinks that because he is a black male, he is an automatic target for the police , someone who is defaulted to be targeted . What Desmond fails to comprehend  ( among many things ) is that the Chief of police is also a black male . Chief Sanders is very  well respected among  his officers . Desmond, if you are so concerned about black males being targeted by police, maybe , you should start exposing gun dealing, drug dealing, murdering gang bangers . I cant help but notice how you and your band of brain dead clowns seem to be very , conspicuously silent,  when black victims are shot, stabbed, murdered, robbed … by black perpetrators . I guess black lives really don’t matter that much to Desmond  Cole and his band of mental patients . Desmond, you say that black males are purposely being held back by s white dudes from getting ahead .So, how do you explain  the great successes of some the leaders in our city and province  who are black males ? Toronto Police Chief  Sanders  , former Ontario Lt. Governer Lincoln Alexander ?  Why /how  did they succeed? the answer is simple …. They WANTED to . They didn’t go looking for sorry assed excuses , didn’t look for handouts , they  took responsibility for their own actions.

 


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