Carl Dix: Making Revolution, Fighting Police Brutality

Carl Dix with the Revolutionary Communist Party calling on people to step out and wear black on October 22, 2009: The National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation.

"The days when this system can just keep on doing what it does to people, here and all over the world... when people are not inspired and organized to stand up against these outrages and to build up the strength to put an end to this madness... those days must be GONE. And they CAN be."
— From Revolution Newspaper, "The Revolution We Need... The Leadership We Have"

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[acdc30450]

I was not answering a question. I was just stating that he is ignoring the bigger picture.

[getjoshnow]

until the problem affects you. you'll never care. heres the thing.. these people are being paid from your tax dollars... so when ill judgement cost your family or friends something... don't clmplain... remember this is what you want.

[getjoshnow]

really is that the topic ? ... only stupid answer a question with another question. stay on topic.

[acdc30450]

Why does he ignore the topic of black on black crime, it kills ten times more people than police brutality

[jeff4justice]

Please look up:

Dr. Cornel West & Carl Dix On Gay Marriage

Carl Dix: UCLA Ban On Filming Speech Not His Fault

[John Bondola]

keep on keep'n on, carl. an old friend. jb

[Revellica]

- As has been proven by many videos, you don't really have to give police an excuse to attack you. There are many people who have been beaten that weren't wearing baggy pants. Just wait. Once you or someone you care about is beaten or worse by the police, we'll see if you'll be able to say "oh well" with such little compassion. Until than - enjoy your ignorant bliss.

[blaach]

Come out of the Reality Distortion Field, iphoneguy.

[Alexius Baznekianus]

Refrain from using the word all!

[fishontuesday]

Oh man im sorry. I said that shit along time ago before well I really knew much so forgive me. I meant communism as a marxist term. Nowadays it's used to describe what's called a socialist country if your using marxist terms. Socialism is really an attempt to put Democracy in the workplace, The gvt. standing up for the workers on there behalf through the communist party is called socialism(as a marxist word only) I'm not a communist just a real hardcore REAL Democracy lover!