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Ferguson, MO

you discount an article discussing facts and evidence with an anecdote and accuse me of bias - classic. Portland and Seattle both had police retreat and not confront the peaceful protestors and yet the peaceful protestors still rioted. But somewhere in North Carolina the police may have been responsible for stirring up violence - we don't know because there is no link, only the unbiased recounting of a DSF poster.

Are you aware the feds didn't send additional security forces (only to protect the Federal Courthouse) until Portland had seen 45 straight days of riots and violence and the Federal Courthouse had been attacked nightly? The idea that additional security forces are to blame for inciting violence is on it's face, moronic. Equally stupid is the idea that police shouldn't have equipment like armored vehicles to protect them from violent protestors. The reaction to dozens of cops suffering concussions while protecting a building or statue from spoiled, entitled morons shouldn't be "well, being a cop is dangerous." When it comes to violence and destruction of property, it shouldn't be anything close to a fair fight between the cops and the assholes.

By the way, the Feds didn't leave Portland so you may have to wait for your false flag story - unless the story about the Feds leaving Portland is the false flag.


So what? Where do you think you've found 'I told you so' material? Nobody ever said riots weren't possible without militarized police.
 
Nobody ever said riots weren't possible without militarized police.

I would?ve thought rioting would be easier without militarized police.

One doesn?t have to worry about people in suits of armor shooting rubber bullets into their nuts sack.
 
Ya i watched that a couple weeks ago. Obviously drugged up. He can sit in the front of his car but not the back of a police car?

Still doesn't deserve to die. But he was a hot mess. Cops will get off and the world will burn... awesome.
 
Ya i watched that a couple weeks ago. Obviously drugged up. He can sit in the front of his car but not the back of a police car?

Still doesn't deserve to die. But he was a hot mess. Cops will get off and the world will burn... awesome.


What people seem to have forgotten is that even if a guy is on drugs, and/or committing some non-violent crime, or even a violent crime that's not ongoing, the cops aren't suppposed to just show up and kill them by kneeling on their neck for 9 minutes, or any other way.

Police aren't supposed to be the judge, jury and executioner.


How did America get so retarded?
 
What people seem to have forgotten is that even if a guy is on drugs, and/or committing some non-violent crime, or even a violent crime that's not ongoing, the cops aren't suppposed to just show up and kill them by kneeling on their neck for 9 minutes, or any other way.

Police aren't supposed to be the judge, jury and executioner.


How did America get so retarded?

Yeah, I didn?t forget that.

The criminal justice system has changed Chauvin with murder and the other three with crimes also.

We?ll see what happens.
 
What people seem to have forgotten is that even if a guy is on drugs, and/or committing some non-violent crime, or even a violent crime that's not ongoing, the cops aren't suppposed to just show up and kill them by kneeling on their neck for 9 minutes, or any other way.

Police aren't supposed to be the judge, jury and executioner.


How did America get so retarded?

Chauvin might get manslaughter.


The knee on neck is a widely taught technique to control an individual for police. It was applied for an excessively long time, however, his original intent was to control the erratic suspect until EMTs arrived. Should have relieved pressure when GF became unresponsive.

The video clip I posted cut the video with 1 cop going into ambulance with GF, if video shows that GF still had a pulse that could be the differentiating factor between getting a conviction or not. Or if the EMTs report something similar.

That will play a major factory in determining which autopsy report gains credance in court. Drug induced heart attack vs asphyxia.



The rest are likely to get off the hook.
 
Chauvin might get manslaughter.



The rest are likely to get off the hook.

...and the world will burn....book it. Get your guns now everyone...its gonna be a shit storm. All these angry moms out there because they cant send their kids to school and football got cancelled. Theyll use any excuse they can get to start world war 3 right now.
 
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...and the world will burn....book it. Get your guns now everyone...its gonna be a shit storm. All these angry moms out there because they cant send their kids to school and football got cancelled. Theyll use any excuse they can get to start world war 3 right now.

The angry moms don't loot, riot and start fires. It's the BLM people that will continue to do that if the cop gets manslaughter.
 
I have seen them all looting and causing problems...all of them except the moms that Hughes is talking about.

How could you tell the moms from any other chicks? You don?t know that none of them were angry moms rioting and looting because their kids couldn?t go to school or play football.

You?re only inducing that based on common sense and reason.
 
I was referring to this comment
I see.


I'm not too big on the whole riot vs peaceful protest argument. They aren't the same thing, but they do happen together. When a lot of people are angry enough to protest, others are angry enough to riot. And then there are people that see rioting as an opportunity to loot. Not everyone fits cleanly in a category and the ideas that the existence of riots or looting invalidates a protest or that rioters should be given a pass if it's associated with a protest are both bad ideas. People shouldn't be taking a side with either of those bad ideas.
 
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Bodycam footage came out from the Floyd incident.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkEGGLu_fNU

I watched the first couple minutes... George Floyd had a gun pointed at him from the get-go for passing a fake $20? And you want to focus on his behavior, not Chauvin's?

The cops are completely out of control in this country.

This was unhinged from the start. And it's all on the officer, which is confirmed by his record:
the records included little detail about the 17 times Chauvin was the subject of internal affairs investigations by the Minneapolis department.

Chauvin, who had worked with the Police Department since October 2001, had been disciplined for only one incident during his tenure. It occurred in August 2007 in Longfellow, a neighborhood just south of downtown Minneapolis. Chauvin was accused of pulling a woman out of her car after stopping her for going 10 mph over the speed limit. The woman filed the complaint the next day.


Investigators found that Chauvin ?did not have to remove complainant from car? and that he ?could?ve conducted interview outside the vehicle.?
He pulled a woman out of her car for going 10 over? The fuck?

He also pulled a gun on a 13-year-old kid for shooting someone with a nerf gun.

JFC some of you morons jack off to WAY too many cop shows...
 
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