We’re at the point where if you’re denying what’s really going on, you are complicit.
If your pushing BLM you are pushing this.
People better jump off that bandwagon now.
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We’re at the point where if you’re denying what’s really going on, you are complicit.
If your pushing BLM you are pushing this.
People better jump off that bandwagon now.
More Biden Supporters Exposed - NYPD releases mugshots of alleged rioter Clara Kraebber, comrades https://nypost.com/2020/09/09/nypd-r...bber-comrades/
https://i1.wp.com/michaelsavage.com/...68%2C514&ssl=1
DemoKKKrats are TERRORISTS!
BLM Mob Shoots at Black Officer at His Home, Attempt to Assault His Family https://www.redstate.com/brandon_mor...blm-wauwatosa/
BLM's Attempted Coldblooded Murder of Two Los Angeles Sheriffs https://townhall.com/columnists/mich...riffs-n2576128
Biden: The Violent Riots Will Continue Unless You Vote Democrat https://thefederalist.com/2020/08/31...vote-democrat/
Las Vegas police identify officer shot during protest
https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/...otest-2041743/
Las Vegas Police Officer Shot During Protests Paralyzed From The Neck Down https://www.dailywire.com/news/las-v...-the-neck-down
Man accused of murdering Washington police officer is alleged BLM activist
https://www.lawofficer.com/man-accus...-blm-activist/
Arrests made after BLM protesters assault, fire shotgun at off-duty officers at their home https://www.lawofficer.com/arrests-m...at-their-home/
BLM Protesters Bring A Shotgun To Officer’s Home & Blame Him When It Goes Off https://www.lawofficer.com/blm-prote...ome-blame-him/
Kamala Harris warned the public that the riots are “a movement” that’s “not gonna stop.”
“Everyone beware,” Kamala KneePad Harris exclaimed. “They’re not gonna stop before election day in November, and they’re not gonna stop after election day. They’re not gonna let up and they should not.”
YouTuber explains why he livestreamed himself pooping on Nancy Pelosi’s driveway
https://nypost.com/2020/09/14/man-wh...ceful-protest/
LOL
The entire city of San FranSICKO, Nancy Pelosi's district, is full of homeless bums pooping on sidewalks. But when it happens on her own driveway she suddenly cares about it and has the man arrested.
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I’m looking forward to it. Yes they have been planning this for awhile. They made the cross country journey For this.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Seer
Judge Sets Bail at $1 Million Each for Alleged Lancaster Rioters
https://www.foxnews.com/us/lancaster...-alleged-riots
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Too bad. These people were going to split the atom and cure cancer. Oh well.
Let's protest every time someone attacks an officer with a knife and then gets shot! And be like these morons.
My IQ score is higher than all 12 of these morons and Joe Biden combined.
The Minneapolis city council, which unanimously supported a pledge to abolish the police, is now asking, “Where are the police?” https://www.mprnews.org/story/2020/0...are-the-police
LOL.Quote:
Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) reported that the city council met with Minneapolis’ head of police on Tuesday: “Just months after leading an effort that would have defunded the police department, City Council members at Tuesday’s work session pushed Chief Medaria Arradondo to tell them how the department is responding to the violence.”
Newly elected council member Jamal Osman said, “Residents are asking, ‘Where are the police?’”
Osman added, “That is the only public safety option they have at the moment. MPD. They rely on MPD. And they are saying they are nowhere to be seen.”
Council President Lisa Bender suggested police are intentionally not arresting people. She claimed, “This is not new, but it is very concerning in the current context.”
DemoKKKrats are the biggest bunch of morons.
It reminds me of all those pAnti-Fascist thugs who attacked Kyle Rittenhouse. They protest all day to get rid of police. Then he blasts two of them when they attack him. Then you hear in the video "CALL THE POLICE! CALL THE POLICE!
DemoKKKrats = FRAUDS
MAN SLAPS 84-YEAR-OLD WOMAN FOR SUPPORTING TRUMP, GETS HELD AT GUNPOINT BY RETIRED COP
https://ktla.com/news/local-news/vid...n-aliso-viejo/
Friday Night ANTIFA Smackdown Episode 3
https://banned.video/watch?id=5f652103dc50dc07a108708b
AG Barr To Designate Three Dem Controlled Cities As "Anarchist Jurisdictions' - REPORT
https://trendingpolitics.com/ag-barr...ctions-report/
Patriots WRECK Antifa With HILARIOUS 3D Chess Move! Antifa EXPOSES Themselves For What They Are!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...;v=7aoyUVy5-Z0
Proud Boys advertised fake rally, lured Antifa morons into a trap.
pAnti-Fascists attacked a car that actually belonged to one of their own members.
Bikers DRIVE Antifa OFF THE STREETS In Florida, Then Start A TRUMP RALLY In The Same Street! (3min mark)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=1QFjnWN4b9M
Proud boys? Did they give themselves that name? God, at least go with Proud men. Proud Boys sound like some all gay high school cheer team or failed boy band
If you don’t enjoy watching antifa/blm get what’s coming to them, you’re probably beating off to zoo porn.
Turns out Breona Taylor was a dumb bitch moving drugs. In fact, a vehicle she had rented in 2016 was involved in a homicide. She was a member of a drug cartel.
The Beautiful and Intelligent Candace Owens Explains
https://worldstarhiphop.com/videos/v...comments-arena
LIES:
1. No knock. Turns out the cops knocked.
2. Police didn't identify themselves as Police. LIE. They did.
3. Police shot first. Lie. Police were shot AT, and returned fire
4. Breona Taylor was an EMT. False. She used to be, before she began running drugs.
5. Breona Taylor was asleep when she was shot. False.
6. Breona Taylor was innocent. False. They had her recorded in calls from a jail.
7. Breona Taylor not being investigated. FALSE. Her name was on the warrant.
Basically, everything the corporate conglomerate fake news media cartel told naive, dumb demoKKKrats was a lie. Dumb jocks like Lebron James and fragile, self loathing white demoKKKrats fall for it.
I was going to ask Candace Owens for her hand in marriage but someone beat me to it.
https://www.whio.com/news/trending/b...FI5RLILAS5LJM/Quote:
Originally Posted by Sense-A
Wow. Why haven't we heard about this?Quote:
Breonna Taylor: Debunking 6 myths and bits of misinformation about deadly police shooting
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The fatal March 13 police shooting of Breonna Taylor, an unarmed Black woman gunned down in her Louisville home, has sparked anger, launched protests and ignited calls for police reform across the U.S.
Unfortunately, not all the information reported about the night Taylor died, or the drug investigation that ultimately led to her death, has been accurate. In some instances, early reports of what took place have never been corrected.
Attorneys for Taylor’s family initially said she had been shot at least eight times, for example. That number was later downgraded by authorities to five or more.
In other instances, supporters on both sides of the debate have unwittingly, or sometimes purposely, spread misinformation about the 26-year-old’s killing at the hands of three Louisville police officers.
Cameron announced Wednesday that none of the three would face charges in Taylor’s death. One man, former Detective Brett Hankison, was indicted on three charges of wanton endangerment.
Hankison’s charges stem not from the shooting of Taylor, but from his firing several bullets into at least one adjoining apartment where neighbors were asleep. Hankison was fired June 19 for “wantonly and blindly” firing 10 rounds into Taylor’s apartment.
The former detective left his colleagues at the door of Taylor’s apartment and ran around to the patio area, where he fired into the sliding glass door and a window, both of which were covered with blinds. His actions violated a departmental policy requiring an officer to have a line of sight before firing at a suspect.
No additional state criminal charges are expected against any of the officers. An FBI investigation into Taylor’s death is ongoing.
Louisville officials last week settled for $12 million a wrongful death lawsuit filed by Taylor’s family. As part of the settlement, which is the largest in Louisville Police Department history, the city agreed to implement changes to the police department to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
As protests continue in the aftermath of Cameron’s announcement and the settlement, so does misinformation about the case. Below, we clear up six claims about Taylor and what happened the night she was killed.
Claim: Police entered the wrong apartment
Critics, including lawyers for Taylor’s family, stated early on that Hankison, Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly and Detective Myles Cosgrove broke down the door of the wrong apartment the night Taylor was slain. Ben Crump, a civil rights attorney involved in the Taylor case, wrote on Twitter on May 11 that police “had the wrong address AND their real suspect was already in custody.”
Search warrants released by police officials show, however, that Taylor’s apartment was a target of the drug investigation into her former boyfriend, Jamarcus Glover. The warrant, obtained by Louisville police Detective Joshua Jaynes the day before the shooting, identified the location of the search as
Taylor’s apartment, Number 4, at St. Anthony Gardens on Springfield Drive.
Warrants were also obtained for multiple other locations, including three adjacent houses on Elliott Avenue that authorities said were the sites of drug trafficking.
The warrant for Taylor’s apartment sought any drugs or money believed to be proceeds from those drug deals. It also sought any safes or guns used to protect the product or its proceeds, as well as any paperwork that could be evidence of the criminal enterprise.
As evidence of Taylor’s alleged involvement, Jaynes listed surveillance on Jan. 16 in which Glover was spotted going into Taylor’s apartment and coming out with a suspected U.S. Postal Service package. Glover then drove to a “known drug house,” the warrant said.
Jaynes claimed he had verified through a U.S. Postal Inspector that Glover had been receiving packages at Taylor’s home. He said he had also observed Taylor’s white 2016 Chevy Impala parked several times in front of a home on Elliott Avenue.
The house at 2424 Elliott Ave., a known “trap house,” was the primary target of the drug investigation.
Jaynes was placed on administrative reassignment, however, after questions were raised about the validity of the warrant to search Taylor’s apartment. A Louisville-based postal inspector told WDRB that Louisville detectives did not use his office to confirm any of the suspects in the drug case were receiving packages at Taylor’s home.
A separate law enforcement agency did seek information on Taylor’s address in January, but Inspector Tony Gooden said his office found no sign of suspicious mail going to Taylor’s apartment.
“There’s no packages of interest going there,” Gooden told the news station.
He said it was possible but unlikely that police asked a postal inspector from another jurisdiction for aid, WDRB reported. If they had, Gooden said his office would have been notified by the outside jurisdiction.
The outcome of the investigation into Jaynes' statements has not been made public.
Police found no drugs or cash hidden at Taylor’s apartment after she was killed.
Verdict: False
Claim: The officers failed to properly announce themselves
The warrant for Taylor’s home was secured as a “no-knock” warrant, which allows police to enter a home without announcing themselves. Mattingly said in his recorded statement to investigators, however, that he and his team were told to knock on the door and announce themselves.
By the time they were ready to search Taylor’s home, drug agents had determined Taylor was a “soft target,” meaning she was neither a threat nor a major player in the drug probe. An image Commonwealth’s Attorney Tom Wine shared with the Courier Journal shows a whiteboard on which drug agents planned the raids.
While the Elliott Avenue locations were listed under “no-knock warrants,” Taylor’s address was listed under “knock and announce.”
“They said they did not believe she had children or animals, but they weren’t sure,” Mattingly said. “Said she should be there alone because they knew where their target (Glover) was.”
What the officers did not know is that Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, was spending the night. Walker told detectives that he and Taylor had watched a movie, which she dozed off on.
Her last words to him before falling asleep were to ask him to turn off the TV.
There have been conflicting statements on whether the officers announced themselves as they broke down Taylor’s door. Walker himself confirms that they did knock on the door that night.
He and Taylor awoke to the knocking, and she asked who was at the door, he said. There was no response. Moments later, Walker said, the door was coming off at the hinges.
Walker, who thought it was a home invasion, grabbed his legal handgun and fired a shot toward the intruders. Police officials have said that bullet struck Mattingly in the leg, nearly severing the officer’s femoral artery.
Mattingly, Hankison and Cosgrove unleashed a barrage of more than 20 bullets, killing Taylor.
Cameron said during Wednesday’s news conference that a witness claimed to have heard the officers announce themselves. Both Taylor’s lawyers and The New York Times found at least 11 neighbors, however, who said they did not hear the officers announce that they were the police.
Walker’s attorney, Steven Romines, told CNN on Wednesday that the neighbor to whom Cameron referred initially said he did not hear the officers announce themselves. It was only after a third interview that he said he heard the announcement.
Walker, who was initially charged with attempted murder for shooting Mattingly, has filed a civil lawsuit claiming false arrest. The charges against him were later dropped.
Claim: Officers arrested their actual target hours before Taylor was shot
As discussed above, critics on social media claimed that Glover, the main target of the drug probe, had been arrested sometime before officers broke down Taylor’s door.
In his recorded statement to investigators, Mattingly said the warrants were served at the same time at the Elliott Avenue homes and Taylor’s apartment on Springfield Drive. Court records obtained by the Louisville Courier Journal show that the search warrant was executed at Taylor’s apartment at 12:40 a.m. on March 13.
Glover’s arrest citation lists the time of the offense as 12:40 a.m., but his arrest was stamped 2:43 a.m., the newspaper reported.
Sam Aguiar, an attorney representing Taylor’s family, alleged in the lawsuit, however, that police initially recorded the time of Glover’s arrest as around midnight. He accused police officials of changing that time to make it match the time of the raid at Taylor’s apartment.
Claim: Taylor was asleep in her bed when she was killed
According to Walker, he and Taylor were asleep in bed when the banging on the door began. Walker, who thought it might have been Glover at the door, said he was afraid.
Taylor twice called out: “Who is it?” They heard no response, Walker told investigators.
Both she and Walker got up and threw some clothes on as they stepped out of the bedroom, he told investigators.
Again, Taylor called out “at the top of her lungs,” asking who was at the door. By that time, Walker said, he was also demanding to know who was there.
Taylor was standing in her hallway when the door was broken down and the gunfire began. Cameron said Wednesday that she was shot six times.
She fell to the floor of the hallway. Crime scene photos made available for the Hulu/FX documentary, “The New York Times Presents: The Killing of Breonna Taylor,” shows blood spatter on the walls and the blood-soaked carpet where Taylor lay after she was killed.
Though the Jefferson County coroner has said that Taylor likely died within a minute of being shot, Walker claimed that he could hear her coughing and struggling to breathe for at least five minutes. In his 911 call following the shooting, he is heard weeping over Taylor’s body.
“I don’t know what’s happening,” a distraught Walker says. “Someone kicked in the door and shot my girlfriend.”
Walker also had time to call Taylor’s mother before police ordered him out of the apartment and, eventually, checked on Taylor’s status.
“(Officers are) yelling like, ‘Come out, come out,’ and I’m on the phone with her,” Walker said in a police interview hours after the shooting. “I’m still yelling ‘help’ because she’s over here coughing and, like, I’m just freaking out.”
Records obtained by the Courier Journal show that Taylor lay untouched by police or paramedics for more than 20 minutes after she was shot.
Verdict: Partially true
Claim: Taylor lived with a drug dealer and was herself involved in dealing
Critics on social media have said that if Taylor had not been living with a drug dealer or been involved in dealing, she would not have been killed.
The truth is, it is Taylor’s ex-boyfriend, Glover, who is an alleged drug dealer. Walker, who was Taylor’s boyfriend at the time of her death, has no history of drug-related crimes.
Neither did Walker live at Taylor’s apartment at St. Anthony Gardens. Taylor shared the home with her 20-year-old sister, Juniyah Palmer, who was out of town the night of the shooting.
Aguiar initially told the Courier Journal that Taylor and Glover dated two years before her death and maintained a “passive” friendship since their breakup.
An internal police memo leaked to the newspaper indicated that Taylor still maintained more extensive ties with Glover. Transcripts of recorded jail calls made by Glover show that he called Taylor Jan. 3 after an arrest and asked her to contact one of his co-defendants about bail money.
Taylor told Glover the man was “already at the trap,” slang for a drug house. Glover asked her to be on standby to pick him up if he made bail, the Courier Journal reported.
“Love you,” Glover told her as the call ended.
“Love you too,” Taylor responded.
In a jail call Glover made hours after his March 13 arrest and Taylor’s shooting death, he told his girlfriend that Taylor was holding cash for him and that she’d been “handing all (his) money.”
No cash was found at Taylor’s home after her death, however.
In an exclusive Aug. 26 interview with the Courier Journal, Glover denied that Taylor ever was involved in selling drugs.
“The police are trying to make it out to be my fault and turning the whole community out here, making it look like I brought this to Breonna’s door,” Glover said. “There was nothing never there or anything ever there, and at the end of the day, they went about it the wrong way and lied on that search warrant and shot that girl out there.”
The Washington Post also pointed out that Louisville police officials themselves have described the leaked memo as an early, unverified draft written in the middle of the investigation.
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said after the Courier Journal’s report on the memo that the leak was an effort to "sway opinion and impact the investigation.
“Breonna Taylor’s death was a tragedy. Period,” Fischer said, according to NBC News. “It is deeply reckless for this information, which presents only a small fraction of the entire investigation, to be shared with the media while the criminal process remains ongoing.”
Verdict: False
Claim: Taylor was an EMT at the time of her death
Taylor has often been described as an emergency medical technician, or EMT.
Personnel records show that was not the case at the time of her death.
According to WAVE in Louisville, Taylor worked for the city from January to November of 2016. She became an EMT that June and worked in that capacity for about five months.
The documents viewed by the news station indicated she resigned in November, and a box on her termination form states “do not rehire.” The city declined to say why that box was checked.
Her family has said she remained a medical worker after her time as a paramedic, working as an emergency room technician. She planned to study to become a nurse.
At the time of her death, Taylor was working as an ER tech at both the University of Louisville Health’s Jewish Hospital East and Norton Healthcare.
Verdict: False
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Because a portion of media is compromised and Biased and makes shit up.Quote:
Originally Posted by IrOnMaN
People who haven’t figured this out yet Need to get their heads out of their asses. Wake the fuck up, dude.
How about end the pointless war on drugs. Its never ever going away no matter how much police force you throw at it. How many years have we been doing this stupid shit? This whole fiasco could have been prevented.
Why you think this shit is still going on? Do the police dept. take drug money to fund their pensions, or does big pharma want to have the market on people getting high? I am legitimately asking anybody's opinion, cause it seems like nothing ever changes.
I never care if drug dealers or users have clashes with cops.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
The way I see it, I’ve know plenty of users, some dealers and lots of addicts, you’re making a choice and it’s a bad one. Usually it involves prison, or death. Definitely a heightened risk for violence in your life.
So I don’t blame some “war on drugs” cuz these dumb motherfuckers would still be dead or fucked up.
We need to stop propping up the degenerates of society and acting like WE failed THEM.
It’s quite the opposite. THEY failed US.
Society today is like an enabling parent. We’re just making shit worse.
Just decriminalize it. Too much time and money wasted on fighting a losing battle. It cost 30 grand a year to imprison someone on average. If someone wants to waste their life away on drugs don't make us pay to keep them locked up.No victim no crime.
I don’t know that this would solve anything. Marijuana is one thing, we all know it’s pretty harmless and you won’t OD, it doesn’t make you violent. Withdrawals aren’t extreme.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
But crack, heroine, PC, I don’t think that letting these drugs flow freely helps anything.
When you decriminalize drugs you get those huge tent cities of homeless people like they have in California. And that comes with all kinds of additional problems. People in California thought it was a good idea and now they hate it and are fleeing the cities. Now the tax dollars even fund the heroine users with free needles! They say oh well it is better than them using dirty needles. Now some demoKKKRat cities even setup taxpayer funded "safe houses" for drug users to shoot heroine in! So the taxpayers in these cities are forced to pay for needles and safehouses for drug users who don't use needles, but the police won't even protect their private property or their stores from getting looted by these same drug users. So why continue to live in that city and pay a very high percentage of your taxes and labor to a corrupt government?
Decriminalizing drugs is not some easy, wave the wand solution. If you accept the fact that very, very, very few people use drugs and still live productive healthy lives, then you are accepting the fact that drugs are not healthy, expensive, and lead down a path of destruction outside of just the criminal consequences. Are you a good mother if you are on drugs? Are you a good father if you are using drugs? Are you a good employee? A good business owner? I'd argue no. In over 90% of cases it is a destructive path regardless of whether you actually get caught by police. Some people have a type of personality where they don't get addicted to anything. Most people do fall into habits and have personalities that easily make them addicted. Responsible, recreational use is very rare. If you enjoy the high then you're going to come back for more.
I took steroids for a bronchitis infection. It had me feeling beast mode like I could bench press twice as much and gave me huge throbbing erections that would last 24 hours. I see why someone would become addicted to steroids. Made me feel like an alpha male beast ready to go 10 rounds in a ring and my girlfriend liked it because I wanted to fuck all night.
Hollywood doesn't acknowledge the reality of drug use. Hell, they still have all their actors and actresses puffing cigarettes in the movies in 2020 as if tobacco use has no consequences. They glamorize this shit. So do most of your rappers and celebrities. It's no longer "cool" to see rappers puffing blunts in rap videos. Sorry, the whole "you are cool and must be a bad boy" thing is leftover from the 1980's. Every dorky limp wristed white kid in the suburbs who lives in a McMansion can roll a blunt too. Try to be cooler, dude. I instruct young women to just avoid these guys. And even when I did use to smoke marijuana recreationally I tried to be secretive about it and not get girlfriends involved.
There's other people who think they need drugs to be creative and I'm not sure this is really true either. It all evens out in the end. That 30 minute rush from cocaine is going to have you feeling like shit for the next 2 days. Getting gassed up on that bottle of Hennessy is going to have you sluggish and tired and hungover the next day. That boost from a shot of heroine is going to have you feeling miserable and relapsing later one. That quick rush of energy is going to turn into a long DRAIN on your energy and you're going to be fiending to get back up to a normal, steady stream of energy which is going to have you coming back for more drugs, which turns it into a spiraling down cycle.
I also don't like that so many demoKKKRats market marijuana to kids as if it is "medicine" or harmless. It's child abuse. How many people do you know who regularly smoke Marijuana who became great successes? Maybe you can name a couple exceptions to the rule. But let's all be honest. When I go back to the town I grew up in to visit family, the guys who were smoking dope daily are still there and haven't done much with their lives. The rest of us were ambitious, got 2 or 3 college degrees, started businesses, bought houses and investments, traveled, started families. From time to time I'll come across the same dopehead still getting high working as a bartender or some shit blue collar job just so they can go home and hit the bong again. There's no question it inhibits your ambition and steals the energy and focus you would have put into much higher pursuits. And let's be honest, you're still breathing in smoke. It still leaves the same resin and tar you scrape out of your glass pipe or bong. Not all the ash gets filtered. The smoke is still clogging the air sacs in your lungs. The marijuana reduced fertility, can lower your testosterone, can prolong illnesses, harm your memory, make you forgetful, and make you lazy. When people can't admit any of these things then I know they are probably just trying to justify their own habit and the high they enjoy. Hardly anyone lives a perfectly healthy lifestyle. We all have vices. But let's be honest about them.
You could argue it takes away power from drug cartels and reduces tax money being spent on extra policing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dooch
It all depends on how much control you like to have over you. I don't do drugs, but if I wanted to I just feel like thats my right to make not a governing authority.
"Just an Idea" - Joe Biden
Number of Unarmed Blacks Killed By Police in 2019 = 14
Number of Civilians Killed by Democrat “Peaceful” Protester Riots in 2020 = 32
Number of Police Officers Injured By Rioters in 2020 = 1,000+ per DOJ
Private & Public Property Damage and Other Costs According to Reports: $8+ billion
The Names Of People Murdered By Democrat "Peaceful Protester" Riots
1. David Dorn
2. Barry Perkins III
3. David McAtee
4. Dorian Murrell
5. Italia Kelly
6. Marquis M. Tousant
7. Calvin L. Horton Jr
8. James Scurlock
9. Victor Cazares
10. Patrick Underwood
11. Jorge Gomez
12. Horace Lorenzo Anderson Jr.
13. Tyler Gerth
14. Secoriea Turner
15. Summer Taylor
16. Robert Forbes
17. Jessica Doty Whitaker
18. Chris Beaty
19. Javar Harrell
20. Jose Gutierrez
21. John Tiggs
22. Marvin Francois
23. Antonio Mays Jr.
24. Garrett Foster
25. Anthony Huber - convicted felon
26. Joseph “Jojo” Rosenbaum - Convicted pedophile rapist
27. Not yet named: 29-year-old Chicago man was shot and killed in what was ruled a homicide and attributed to “outside agitators” during the riots, according to the Chicago Sun Times.
28. Not yet named: Unidentified male in his 20s was shot and killed by the owner of a gun store in Philadelphia while trying to loot his store.
29. Not yet named: Philadelphia man tried to blow up an ATM to loot it and was killed, according to a CBS Philadelphia affiliate.
30. Not yet named: Detroit man was shot and killed during protests, and police are searching for a woman identified as a person of interest.
31. Aaron J. Danielson
32. Michael Reinoehl
White Police Officers Murdered By Black Lives Matter
1. Lorne Ahrens
2. Michael Krol
3. Michael Smith
4. Patrick Zamarripa
5. Brent Thompson
6. Joseph Cameron Ponder of Kentucky State Police shot/killed by BLM supporter Thomas Johnson Shanks
7. Wenjian Liu of NYPD shot/killed by BLM supporter Ismaaiyl Brinsley
8. Rafael Ramos of NYPD shot/killed by BLM supporter Ismaaiyl Brinsley
9. Johnathan Shoop
Officers Shot by Black Lives Matter who Survived
Too many to list...
"JUST AN IDEA" - Joe Biden
There's a reason why hard drugs are illegal. It all has to do with how it effect a person's mind and body. If the government were to legalize hard drugs next year, there would be complete chaos. Murders, robberies, rapes, police killing drug addicts, etc. Drugs take a toll on a person's mind in a great way. No one wants to work with a crackhead, meth head, cocaine addict let alone have one as a family member. Why? For one, the drugs make them unpredictable and violent. Two, those hard drugs are highly addictive. It's all about what people want to feel and how much they want to feel. People'll empty their bank accounts just to get high.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
Legalizing hard drugs like crack, heroin, meth, and cocaine will ruin this country.
There is a huge difference between legalizing drugs and decriminalization of drugs. Read prior post for indication.Quote:
Originally Posted by IrOnMaN
I also disagree that there would be total chaos. Do you think all of a sudden everybody would develop a heroin addiction. If you want drugs in this country you can get them.How many people are ruining their lives legally with alcohol, prescription drugs, gambling, chain smoking, eating fast food garbage every day? Why is one addiction better then another.
The main point is this. I believe in freedom. That includes freedom of speech,religion, right to bear arms,etc. If I want to use drugs that my own choice. As long as I not harming anybody else, why is there an issue. Responsible and functioning adults are unable to use drugs recreationally without becoming burnout junkies?
People should not do it anyway. It's a crime. Non-violent, yes, but still a crime. You can't just get a slap on the wrist.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
Not everybody is a responsible and functioning adult.
If you legalize drugs but do not decriminalize the consequences of drug use, will we see a rise in crime and a rise in jail sentencing? That's an open question. But maybe we have to think of the possible victims. A lot of drug induced crime is not victimless. People's property get stolen, people get held up etc
This is true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hal Incandenza
I think there is already an agreement that you can use as long as you do it in the privacy of your own home.
People who get arrested are usually doing it out in public. We’re making too many excuses for the worst of us.
There is this weird pro criminal movement going on right now that’s resulted from all the anti-cop and Anti-law rhetoric .
Prohibition equals black markets equals more violence. It isn't even a new concept to grasp.
Has anyone not seen season 3 of The Wire when the create New Amsterdam
Decriminalizing isn’t legalizing you said it yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
Bunny’s experiment was a failure. The social contract would be, do IT in the privacy of your own home, not in public.
Plus you still have to provide this area with public services. And it would be an area where confrontation would be extreme.
I have yet to see The Wire, I only recently got an HBO subscription. I'm looking forward to watching the show.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
Now to the gist of your message : I do realize the dangers of black market sales and dynamics. Me, I'm about protecting possible victims. Of course the two are not mutually exclusive.
Here is a short two minute video that maybe explains it better.
I gotta be honest I don’t care either way.
I never did drugs like that.
I just don’t feel sorry for people who get involved with it.
People I know who have wasted their life or parts of it, that’s on them. It’s an easy pitfall to avoid.
I’ve been following all the arrests that NGO’s post. A good amount of trans people involved in this.Quote:
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Very strange times indeed.
This whole time Robby Digital was a palehorse secondary.
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Yea they’re fucked. What an experiment to watch from afar.Quote:
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Oh man that skrrrrt, I just CAN'T hahahaha. Better get ready for a kolchoz and a gulag in Portland when Teddy gets wheeled out the building.Quote:
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No worries, the great continent of Ur Up's got you covered. Let me just Telegram these IS buddies of mine a nearby location real quick.
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I’ve seen government men on the tv way too much this year. It only reinforces the fact that I don’t want them overly involved in my business.
One my favorite moments is still these tough OG black guys from Englewood Southside Chicago Illinois telling BLM and Antifa to get the fuck out of their neighborhood. And these OGs already knew who the police were and have a relationship and dialogue with the police to keep their community safe. This guy sounds like a leader.
50+ Year Resident of Chicago's South Side Tells BLM to GET OUT!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZZinRexUr4