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One man's subversive is another man's civil rights protester. Or are you saying you approve of the police murdering people?
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durhamplumber
Transam just likes to shįt stir and generally goes round poking hornets nests.
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durhamplumber
He likes to act numb as cocaine for some reason best known to it.
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Surely you're mistaken? When a mob armed with automatic weapons invaded a state legislature, he congratulated them.
Almost exactly one month before the latest protests.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52496514
https://www.ajc.com/news/trump-defe...n-capitol-with-rifles/Lcmt25QHIoZcRDjU5xHOeP/
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durhamplumber
Deny til ya die.I deny it
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EddieM
Ah well, let's spin it all on its head. Americans have the 2nd amendment, it's advocates state that this is for protection against a tyrannical government... maybe they were right all along...
It's taken the cowering pussy long enough.on this protest caper in the USA
over 5000 arrests , military on stand bye ready to wade in
Trump will get to grips with these subversives
great to see that Trump advocates giving in to the demands of protestors.
“The Governor of Michigan should give a little, and put out the fire. These are very good people, but they are angry. They want their lives back again, safely! See them, talk to them, make a deal.” — President Donald Trump said in a tweet"
“The Governor of Michigan should give a little, and put out the fire. These are very good people, but they are angry. They want their lives back again, safely! See them, talk to them, make a deal.” — President Donald Trump said in a tweet"
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durhamplumber
Blacks in the US are “sick and tired of being sick and tired”” who the fûk can blame them.Racism in the US is rampant and evil.
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Name Age Ethnicity City County or Parish State Year Accusation Comment
Arbery, Ahmaud 25 African-American Brunswick Glynn Georgia 2020 Resembled suspect in recent burglaries. Was pursued and shot point-blank while jogging by a father and son, Gregory and Travis McMichael. The killers were arrested two months later only after a video of the incident was released online. [130]
Brown, Michael 18 African-American Ferguson St. Louis Missouri 2014 Stealing Swisher Sweets. Shot six times. Spurred large protests.
Castile, Philando 32 African-American Falcon Heights Ramsey Minnesota 2016 Handing police driver's license and auto registration. Shot 5 times.
Floyd, George 46 African-American Minneapolis Hennepin Minnesota 2020 Using a counterfeit $20 bill. Police pinned Floyd to the ground by his neck for 9 minutes. After 6 minutes of pleading for his life, they could no longer find a pulse. Police proceeded to keep his body pinned by the neck for 3 more minutes. Sparked widespread protests.
Garner, Eric 43 African-American Staten Island Richmond New York 2014 Selling cigarettes. Asphyxiated while repeating "I can't breathe."
Grant, Oscar 22 African-American Oakland Alameda California 2009 Detained for investigation of fighting on a train. Complied with officers. Thrown against wall, kneed in the face and then shot in the back while laying on the ground handcuffed and pinned down by another police officer.
Harris, Eric 44 African-American Tulsa Tulsa Oklahoma 2015 Running away from the police; unarmed. Shot in the back while laying on the ground.
Martin, Trayvon 17 African-American Sanford Seminole Florida 2012 "...just walking around and looking about."
Rice, Tamir 12 African-American Cleveland Cuyahoga Ohio 2014 Black child in possession of a toy gun. Shot twice shortly after the police arrived. Police officer had previously been deemed unstable and unfit for duty.
Scott, Walter 50 African-American North Charleston Charleston South Carolina 2015 Broken tail light. Shot in the back while fleeing police.
Sterling, Alton 37 African-American Baton Rouge East Baton Rouge (Parish) Louisiana 2016 Selling CDs. Shot while pinned by 2 officers.
One sick country
Arbery, Ahmaud 25 African-American Brunswick Glynn Georgia 2020 Resembled suspect in recent burglaries. Was pursued and shot point-blank while jogging by a father and son, Gregory and Travis McMichael. The killers were arrested two months later only after a video of the incident was released online. [130]
Brown, Michael 18 African-American Ferguson St. Louis Missouri 2014 Stealing Swisher Sweets. Shot six times. Spurred large protests.
Castile, Philando 32 African-American Falcon Heights Ramsey Minnesota 2016 Handing police driver's license and auto registration. Shot 5 times.
Floyd, George 46 African-American Minneapolis Hennepin Minnesota 2020 Using a counterfeit $20 bill. Police pinned Floyd to the ground by his neck for 9 minutes. After 6 minutes of pleading for his life, they could no longer find a pulse. Police proceeded to keep his body pinned by the neck for 3 more minutes. Sparked widespread protests.
Garner, Eric 43 African-American Staten Island Richmond New York 2014 Selling cigarettes. Asphyxiated while repeating "I can't breathe."
Grant, Oscar 22 African-American Oakland Alameda California 2009 Detained for investigation of fighting on a train. Complied with officers. Thrown against wall, kneed in the face and then shot in the back while laying on the ground handcuffed and pinned down by another police officer.
Harris, Eric 44 African-American Tulsa Tulsa Oklahoma 2015 Running away from the police; unarmed. Shot in the back while laying on the ground.
Martin, Trayvon 17 African-American Sanford Seminole Florida 2012 "...just walking around and looking about."
Rice, Tamir 12 African-American Cleveland Cuyahoga Ohio 2014 Black child in possession of a toy gun. Shot twice shortly after the police arrived. Police officer had previously been deemed unstable and unfit for duty.
Scott, Walter 50 African-American North Charleston Charleston South Carolina 2015 Broken tail light. Shot in the back while fleeing police.
Sterling, Alton 37 African-American Baton Rouge East Baton Rouge (Parish) Louisiana 2016 Selling CDs. Shot while pinned by 2 officers.
One sick country
Trump can only call in the military if it is evident that the civil authorities can't cope with the disturbances and are in danger of being overwhelmed.
The problem with using the military for riot control is that soldiers are trained to kill and as such don't have the skills to defuse potential riot situations during political protests.
The police are used to dealing with crowds at protests and are supposed to be trained in the art of negotiation in order to de escalate the possibility of lawful protests degenerating into violence.
Experience in N.I. showed that using soldier's for riot control rather than police made fatalities among civilians more likely.
If Trump makes good his threat to send in an American Airborne division to restore law and order, then we can expect to see a high civilian fatality rate.
On the other hand the prospect of a short sharp shock to the rioters nervous systems might bring them to their senses.
The problem with using the military for riot control is that soldiers are trained to kill and as such don't have the skills to defuse potential riot situations during political protests.
The police are used to dealing with crowds at protests and are supposed to be trained in the art of negotiation in order to de escalate the possibility of lawful protests degenerating into violence.
Experience in N.I. showed that using soldier's for riot control rather than police made fatalities among civilians more likely.
If Trump makes good his threat to send in an American Airborne division to restore law and order, then we can expect to see a high civilian fatality rate.
On the other hand the prospect of a short sharp shock to the rioters nervous systems might bring them to their senses.
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