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Edited by savage coco:
7/9/2016 6:04:43 PM
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Yes this is the real snoop dogg account & he did post this. He is holding a BLM protest on Saturday & I don't have good feelings on it. He posts a lot about the bloods & crips uniting (& has Some posts that instigate violence.) This should not be the message he sends out. If any of you attend the protest in CA this weekednd, please be careful. [spoiler]https://twitter.com/SnoopDogg/status/751125550387884032[/spoiler]
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Edited by Snappy: 7/9/2016 5:56:03 PMDidn't he also hold a protest march towards LAPD with the Game sober saying leave the belligerence at home, they're focusing on peace?:) [url=http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-game-snoop-dogg-protest-lapd-20160708-snap-htmlstory.html]here[/url]
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I saw that, but why make a post like this? If he wants to be peaceful he shouldn't be posting things that speak about being violent. I like that he went to talk to the police department & said they should be peaceful, but why contradict that by posting this
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Edited by Snappy: 7/9/2016 6:01:29 PMOn his Twitter now, see no mention of it. Just advertising his United peace deal, RIP pictures and such. Ah yeah see it on July 7 before his United protest asking for peace.
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What does that matter? This is still a post on his Twitter & he has a large following, many people can take that post to heart. When trump said to punch protesters people said he was instigating violence, how is this not the same?
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Edited by Snappy: 7/9/2016 6:09:55 PMWell you were scared he was going to promote violence during his protest, when he advertised a peaceful protest and tried to bring the police and community together during a national tragedy. That post was among several others posted before the tragedy. Actions speak louder than Twitter pictures. Though it probably says a lot about the LA community if only 50 could show up sober and not looking to cause trouble And not women/children
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Edited by savage coco: 7/9/2016 6:18:30 PM[quote]Actions speak louder than Twitter pictures.[/quote]except with a large following he should watch what he posts so it doesn't send out the wrong message I didn't say he would promote violence during the protest, however with the large amount of people that are probably going to be attending, something can go wrong. Just like it did in Dallas. I'm just saying that if he wants to send out a message too be peaceful, he should not be posting things in his Twitter like that. There are several posts where he says f*ck the pigs, the revolution will be televised. There are also posts showing people destroying a cop car with the same message. Several post of him making it a race issue (even though it affects all & not mostly just blacks) & making every cop look like they're bad. I could go on, but I did link his twitter, so have at it. This shouldn't be about race, innocent people are dying at the hand of cops, but by just showing or saying that one race is getting it worse (when that's not true) is not solving the issue and only making things worse.
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Edited by Snappy: 7/9/2016 6:19:28 PMYou said you didn't have good feelings about it and to be careful because he's instigating violence where his protest the day before did no such thing. Also he's a key figure in the gangster culture, honestly I'd expect no less than those types of posts. I'm surprised than he would organize and hold peaceful protests to try to unite the community together. Without a community service being forced upon him.
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Yes, with posts like that & several others some that go to the protest might get the wrong idea. Are you even reading what I'm writing or are you having a hard time comprehending?
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Edited by Snappy: 7/9/2016 6:25:16 PMWhich they were able to weed(lol) out those people yesterday quite easily weren't they? And yes, you're comparing the generic gangsta attitude his Twitter usually has, and using that to judge what his next protest might possibly be, while ignoring his peaceful protest the day before that had no problems.
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Edited by savage coco: 7/9/2016 6:38:56 PMIf he wants to be a public figure & spokesperson for BLM & peaceful protests, he better not have that genetic gangsta attitude. He is influencing millions of people so he needs to watch what he posts. Why is that a hard concept to grasp? I did not ignore the peaceful protest he had (as you can see by the posts above) however that isn't what we were discussing. This post was to show what he's posting & I told people to be careful if they go to protest, as I would with any protest. Just because one was peaceful, doesn't mean the others will be to. & I'm sorry public figures are always judge and critiqued, he's no different.
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And the moment he advocated peace and unity he stops retwitting those kinds of posts. Honestly it's the lazy kind of attitude as he's just reposting pictures with a bunch of emojis. Still, he's built up the gangster image he's still going to have it, that's what makes him money and turned him into an icon. Least he's promoting peace and unity in person and making an effort. Yes, I think it's fair to compare the peaceful protest the day before more so than Twitter tweets from two days before with the BLM victim hype and warn people.
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Lol it's been one day since that post, you have no idea what he's going to post in the future. Also why not delete those posts? They're still there & it's still recent. If he wants to be a gangsta then he shouldn't be the advocate for peace. This idea to idolize thugs & congratulating & praising violence towards cops is part of the problem. He should not be promoting gang life because those are the same people that are killing thousands of blacks. This is so hypocritical & hilarious. Its nice that he wants to send out a message to be peaceful, be he needs to be consistent & change the foundation of who he is. He's may be promoting peace but in the same breath he's promoting violence. I hope he does stop posting things that he posted a day ago, but I'm sure he won't. Did you miss the part that i tell people to be careful at any protest, you have some comprehension issues man. I went to a protest for illegal immigration laws to change & I was still careful & scared. Just because most people are going to be rational doesn't mean all will be. Anything can happen & it only takes a few to ruin it.
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And it's only been one day since his peaceful protest? Like I said, I don't expect him to completely get rid of his gangster rhetoric as that's what his image is built on and what makes him money to just go around smoking weed all day.(and play BF1 early) They're just pictures, you see those all over Facebook. If he added actual words instead of just 👮🏿👮🏿👮🏿🐊🐊🐊🐊🔫🔫🔫 it would probably mean something. He can and seems to be doing both. That's capitalism for you though, he's just saying what's selling and unfortunately that's selling. They're entertainers not presidential candidates so I wouldn't hold them to the same principles. No you just posted that he's advocating violence on his Twitter, to be careful at his protest and you don't think it's good, without mentioning his peaceful protest the day earlier.
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He did add words to the one I posted, unless you're blind or don't know what truth means. It doesn't really matter if he writes something, just sharing it means you agree with it or care for it. This isn't hard, Idk why you keep trying. There is no excuse for a public figure that advocates peace to be in a gang (or promoting gang life) & posting things like this. If he cares more about how much money he'll lose than that just shows he doesn't care for it at all. Dude you either need to read slower or re-read what I said. No where did I say this wasn't good. I'm glad he's trying to tell people to protest peacefully. This post is about what he's posting on his page which does promote violence, especially towrds cops & the constant race baiting (which only hurts not helps). And as I said before I tell people to be careful at any protest. You're literally making no good points & not comprehending my words lol
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Edited by Snappy: 7/9/2016 7:48:05 PMFollowed by the numerous emojis I'm talking about an actual written words with their own thoughts on it. Not just (Picture going around here) Yeh 📢📢📢📢📢🔫🔫🔫💰💰💰 Yet he still is doing it. And look, new LAPD recruits met with people in the community they'll be involved with. Honestly if the money's good, I'd definitely try both.💰💰💰 You said you didn't have good thoughts on it. Right there, not good. Yes, but you didn't include it in your original post advocating people to be wary. Thought it was about his protest tomorrow, if not why mention it if it's about the inflammatory pictures he has? Honestly, no better than the BLM who only post what cops have done wrong and not what good they've done.
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Yea you have a comprehension issue, after this reply I'm done. You can just re-read what I said cause I've repeated myself a lot. He doesn't have to say anything when he shares the posts because just sharing it is bad & means he agrees with it. Why would he share something he didn't agree with?[quote]He is holding a BLM protest on Saturday & I don't have good feelings on it[/quote]That's what I said & as I explained before one peaceful protest doesn't mean that's how all will go. I am caution no matter what protest I go to & I advise others to be careful. So because I post about how I think he's inciting violence on his twitter, I can't tell people to be careful of the protest today? This isn't rocket science. I've seriously never had to explain explain 5 sentences this much.
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Edited by Snappy: 7/9/2016 8:12:21 PMAs have I, you've attempted to paint it in a negative light without mentioning the peaceful protest that happened the day before. It's not a stretch Both are protests, happening within days of each other. And fits with the gangster narrative he's cultivated for himself, lived with and profited from for years. If he's making money off it in a culture that says rich = successful, why wouldn't he? And you said before that you didn't say it wasn't good, yet you don't have "good" feelings about it. No but it's a point to start at, without immediately going towards the negative outcome. No you're welcome to say all that, what I said was you left out that he had a successful peaceful protest the day before. Which is what I have been saying repeatedly and you've just went "lol comprehension issue" and directing away from that point. Edit: I mean if you were telling others about any other protest, and had worries, you'd mention a previous one they had that went with no problems right, along with the dangers, or would you only say what fits your agenda?
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Edited by savage coco: 7/9/2016 8:20:38 PM- Made post about snoop doggs Twitter posts - Say there's a protest today - Tell people to be cautious at protest & I am cautious at any protest myself (hence not having a good feeling cause anything can happen) - Didn't address other protest cause my post was not about that protest Not hard m8 You just can't understand what I said. Not my fault
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Edited by Snappy: 7/9/2016 8:29:42 PM2/3 points being about the protest, make it not about the protest? Lol Jeez feel like a BLM excuse
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Sorry, I'm not removing that part. I want people to be careful if they go today.
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Wasn't asking you too Was only saying should be fair to say he held a peaceful protest the day before also. Since 2/3 of your post was about the protest, but not about the protest.
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Well tell you what, how about you make your own post and you can make it about what you want. This is how I wrote it, this is how it stays bb
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Very BLM of you 👮🏿
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Thanks :)
