I assume that Ken and his sick, racist buddies are connected to the blood bath in the church. But whom did they hire to do the job? Those guys looked like pros.
And is Bunchie supposed to be a Malcolm X-like character? Gaius Charles is a long way from his character on "Friday Night Lights!"
Bunchy Carter was a real person. He is credited as a founding member of the Southern California chapter of the Black Panther Party. He was murdered during a meeting of the Black Student Union at UCLA's campus on January 17, 1969.
shareThank you, Jake Gunther. I'm going to read up on him to learn more.
shareIt was a rival group maybe?
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Bunchy Carter was murdered by members of Ron Karenga's, the Kwanzaa guy, Organization US. The Black Panther Party was not exactly a squeaky clean organization as depicted in this show. Btw, the young male cop's wife is absolutelty insufferable. She is entirely in the wrong yet will not admit it.
shareWhat about the chick who spilled her purse in the aisle? Was that Bunchys wife/girlfriend? And the door guard that helped her pick it p. Seemed damn funny they both were down on the ground when the shooters came in shooting. I think they knew what was going to happen.
shareShe was a CI. Yes she knew they were coming to kill Bunchy. She dropped her purse so the guy at the door would come help which left the door unguarded.
sharePowerfull people pay and use black rage to do the dirty work, to tear the community appart.
Think to 'Black lives matters' as a continuation (founded by Soros)
"The historical solution of all problem had always been to hire half of the poor to kill the other half" (Jay Gould).
There are two kind of political agitators.
Cynical ones, working for power, and usefull idiots (the majority).