Peter Joseph shares cop killing fantasy

The video is from 2017 ... https://t.co/Aa9gvq2qXy ... and still wrong.

— Wavetrex (Alan Walter) (@wavetrex) June 4, 2020

My best advice, not a tweet I would keep around Peter. Don't give detractors a reason to get you suspended from Twitter.

— JF Ranger (@jfranger) June 5, 2020

But if you ever wanted to know why Occupy and The Zeitgeist Movement died so quickly but BLM and Antifa keep going, it's because the former wasn't violent enough.

— The Most Goodest JimJesus🤘🏴💰🍕 (@JimJesus) August 12, 2020

Peter Joseph supports Antifa

Peter Joseph drops the N word

I love that you continually challenge people- force them to pull out their beliefs, inspect them in the bright light of day, question everything and reconsider their position.
It’s a gift.

— Renee Cunningham (@laemilyrenee) April 1, 2021

Can’t agree on this one. Not our place to make that decision when it comes to that word.

— Zach (@zwcampo) April 1, 2021

dude you are way smarter than me. but what’s the argument? Words don’t have meaning? Cuz they do

— Vogon-filter (@dabski594) April 1, 2021

I disagree with this. The "problem" of course is not "a word" per se, it's the racial hatred. Trying to fight to normalize a word does nothing to solve the underlying problem, the hate that gave birth to the word's current connotations. It's not that easy to kill racism. Also...

— ai-ch (@the_pocketeer) April 1, 2021

This tweet will get less traction than most of your other ones. Most of your followers are developing their sense of idealism, using you as a foundation.

Among all your tweets, for the one about reducing the power of a word to sow this much uncertainty exemplifies backwardness.

— Information Warrior (@KidOverly) April 1, 2021

Okay so I guess I can call u a pink reptile.

— MoAfrica (@thoughtleadx) April 1, 2021

white people made the word up. its their fault. their problem

— Dave (@usadid911) April 1, 2021

It’s a racist word and it’s going to stay that way. No rehab for this trash word that is and has been used in concert with real violence and exploitation against people.

This is a tired take. Why even bring it up?

— Sky Daddy (@ToasterCowboy) April 1, 2021

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— Chassity (@wickwares) April 2, 2021

SMH. You grow more and more disappointing by the day... pic.twitter.com/9K5Edw3SfV

— H ToRes (@htorres1107) April 2, 2021

Peter, you should read Black Skin, White Masks by Frantz Fannon to get a better understanding of racial relations from a different perspective and understand how oppressed people of color are put into non-personhood by these words. Words do have power.

— SolipsisticUniverse (@SolipsisticU) April 1, 2021

Uh, no. Dont use the N word

— Derek Hardy (@DerekHardyMars) April 2, 2021