Black Lives Matter activists denounced by mothers of victims for exploiting deaths of Tamir Rice and others killed by police

Well, when I told you so holds no real sense of gratitude. The results are seemingly showing another failed fake social construct. Another activist group exposed as having become an instrument of orchestrated wealth gathering while using its own initial cause as a means.

[wsws.org]

I have been questioning this group for some time and the lawyers that come with the cases. This article and comments from the families correlate with my past comments and many articles from Black Agenda Report.

{“Tamika D. Mallory, Shaun King, Benjamin Crump, Lee Merritt, Patrisse Cullors, Melina Abdullah and the Black Lives Matter Global Network need to step down, stand back, and stop monopolizing and capitalizing off our fight for justice and human rights,” the statement said.

“We never hired them to be the representatives in the fight for justice for our dead loved ones murdered by the police. The ‘activists’ have events in our cities and have not given us anything substantial for using our loved ones’ images and names on their flyers.”

“We don’t want or need y’all parading in the streets accumulating donations, platforms, movie deals, etc. off the death of our loved ones, while the families and communities are left clueless and broken.”

The statement also said the attorneys who frequently offer to represent the families of African Americans killed by police were “misleading” them in their effort to seek justice. Rice said she questioned if Ben Crump, one the most prominent of these attorneys, held a genuine understanding of Ohio’s state laws while he worked her son’s case. Rice fired Crump several months into the case.}

{Rice’s and Simpson’s statement included a series of demands including that everyone they named should step down from the “spotlight,” and financial assistance for Simpson, who says she is facing homelessness and never received any financial assistance from the BLM organization which campaigned to raise $5,000 for her son’s funeral. Simpson said she never saw any of the money raised and was excluded from the BLM-led movement surrounding her son’s death.}

That has Trump like written all over it. !Shameful!

{“Look at this clout chaser, did she lose something in this fight? I don’t think so,” Rice said in a post with a partial recording of the poem. “That’s the problem they take us for a joke, that’s why we never have justice cause of s–t like this.”}

As they multiply those feeling the real effects begin to awaken and see the truth.

{Black Lives Matter and other identity-based movements speak for a privileged layer of the middle class which seeks to elevate itself to ever-higher income levels through racial politics. The Democratic Party has worked through a variety of activist organizations to redirect popular anger behind promises of police reform while working to divide the working class through racial identity politics.

Identity politics only serves to obscure the united class interests of the working class. A successful fight against police violence, social inequality and racism can only be led by an international socialist movement which unites the working class across all artificial barriers.}

With that said though, we must also question the families, sadly. For they now fall in line with the many elite blacks I've spoken about in the past. While these families didn't accomplish the criminal convictions they were seeking, most did however accomplish millions each in civil suits. Now part of black community members such as various music, movie stars, and sports players who hold a vast collective of wealth who could give back to those communities must match their speak.

There are plenty of wealthy African Americans who have abandoned their own as they found their wealth. Building a small business in a black community to support it can't be that fucking hard! To secure it and protect it in unity to reduce the police brutality from coming in. Providing programs to keep the kids from joining gangs and doing drugs. Instead they attempt to join a construct they're not welcome in, but used against their own. All the years gone by I don't hear from these families after they walk off with their millions. Now we have some speaking out against BLM, finally. They better be ready to put their new found money where their speak is.