Riots & looting in American cities & worldwide - Hamas College Takeover Edition. RIOT SQUAD!!! (Page 5037 of 5217)
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Originally Posted By djohn: Patriot Front marching in DC - with a police escort: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-05-13_143545-2815523.jpg Video: Skyflyer Channel 8 News (@skyflyer81) May 13, 2023 ETA https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-05-13_145313-2815544.jpg More video: Skyflyer Channel 8 News (@skyflyer81) May 13, 2023 glow-fags
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Originally Posted By Mariner82: Whaddya mean? I've been right here with my old infirm doggo. You know I never go anywhere. Originally Posted By Mariner82: Originally Posted By Seiran: WHERE THE FUCK HAVE YOU BEEN!? And also hello. I miss you. |
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Originally Posted By XJ: glow-fags ![]() Originally Posted By XJ: Originally Posted By djohn: Patriot Front marching in DC - with a police escort: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-05-13_143545-2815523.jpg Video: Skyflyer Channel 8 News (@skyflyer81) May 13, 2023 ETA https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-05-13_145313-2815544.jpg More video: Skyflyer Channel 8 News (@skyflyer81) May 13, 2023 glow-fags ![]() The police escort is throwing me off... Are the police there to: A) Protect their own B) Keep people from getting info from the marchers C) Get digital ID's of anybody who approaches D) Get some easy OT E) ???? F) All of the above |
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Originally Posted By Cycolac: The police escort is throwing me off... Are the police there to: A) Protect their own B) Keep people from getting info from the marchers C) Get digital ID's of anybody who approaches D) Get some easy OT E) ???? F) All of the above What about the operation cost? 150 to 200 glowing feds. Costumes and propaganda paraphernalia. Their wages, benefits and lost opportunity cost. Media resources and advertising. Dedicated police escort. Chartered subway transportation. Our tax dollars at work. Yep, we are in good hands. ![]() |
| Which all coincides with the Potato In Chief running his ice cream hole at a HBCU graduation about all this white supremacy. |
America. "This s*t's our improv, imagine what we could do if it was preplanned?" -DASJUDEN
Really cool yet maddening map in tweet.
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“Domestic violent extremism is our greatest threat right now. Individuals are driven to violence because of ideologies of hate, anti-government sentiment, false narratives, personal grievances and regrettably a rise in white supremacy.” |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Really cool yet maddening map in tweet.
Pretty much all the Republicans are leaving CA now, so it may be a good thing. |
Bat Flu squad.
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Originally Posted By RSG:
It's not a weapon of war. Yet. |
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Originally Posted By stoner01: Originally Posted By Seiran: Dear Joe, It's not a weapon of war. Yet. /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/hes_right_you_know-328.jpg Yep. |
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Originally Posted By Cycolac: The police escort is throwing me off... Are the police there to: A) Protect their own B) Keep people from getting info from the marchers C) Get digital ID's of anybody who approaches D) Get some easy OT E) ???? F) All of the above Originally Posted By Cycolac: The police escort is throwing me off... Are the police there to: A) Protect their own B) Keep people from getting info from the marchers C) Get digital ID's of anybody who approaches D) Get some easy OT E) ???? F) All of the above Good questions. Apparently the parade/march/op just happened to coincide with National Police Week in DC. Here's Ford Fischer's take on it: The Patriot Front march was likely today because the white nationalist "White Lives Matter" movement calls the 2nd Saturday of each month a "day of action." It lined up with National Police Week event in DC, so officers commemorating their own event watched as the fascist group marched by them with an escort from on-duty officers. Police formed a line of bikes to block off the area and give exclusive access to the metro station to the Patriot Front group. The masked men cheered as they entered the station, which officers continued to block off, presumably until the PF people were on a train. Ahead of being escorted into the Judiciary Square Metro by police, the Patriot Front people loaded their shields and flags into what appears to be two rented U-Haul vehicles. In their first two marches in DC, the group actually transported themselves in rented vehicles like this. In their third march (alongside March for Life) they did the same thing as here - loading their stuff into rental vehicles and then being exclusive entrance into the subway by police. Links to original tweets and videos: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1657504861934559233.html |
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I think I recall reading some of Nancy Rommelmann's work during the Summer of Love. I just discovered her Substack. Now I'm tempted to become a paying subscriber so I can read the rest of this article, which is part of a series: Dispatch from Portland: The Fire Starters, 2020-2021 If I could chart how the young people of Portland found themselves on the offensive in the summer of 2020, I had a harder time understanding why politicians and the press were so ready to give them an assist. I would live-stream activists bashing in the face of the federal building with a fire extinguisher and be told, variously, that they were defending themselves, that the police did worse, or that I’d staged the attack in a studio. Most media outlets seemed of the opinion that to distinguish protester from rioter risked shining a bad light on the entire protest movement, and they were unwilling or institutionally discouraged from reporting from more than one vantage point. (Reason, on the other hand, never asked that I report from any particular position.) Those witnessing or participating in the destruction would make sure to capture and stream images of the activists on defense-only. When I filmed things that countered the narrative of activists/heroes, police/evil, activists would cover my camera with their hands, shout “PHOTOGRAPHY EQUALS DEATH!" and, one time, steal my phone. I should mention that a girl in black bloc washed teargas out of my eyes in the park across from the federal building. So, at a different event, did a Proud Boy. With the exception of a blubbery young man who yelled from a curb across from Justice Center, "I'll shave your shit right off your fucking [head]" and later swung a metal rod at me, most protesters were both relatively friendly one-on-one and ill-equipped for confrontation, college-age girls fumbling to master umbrellas and homemade shields, and boys who as often as not appeared frail, uncoordinated, splay-footed, or fat. This was not an elite fighting force, and why Portlanders tolerated shouts of 'WHOSE STREETS? OUR STREETS!" night after night had less to do, at least at first, with intimidation than wanting to see themselves on what seemed the ineluctable right side of history. Were news anchors not warning, as they did every four years, that the 2020 elections were the most important our lives? And, regarding Portland in particular, invoking variations on "Trump goons!" around the clock, arousing and validating anxieties and also, a sense that the things worth fighting for - abolishing of racism, carceral reform, and taking power from those who'd historically abused power - were on the line. And Portland? Portland would hold that line. This put local politicians in an unwinnable position. The constituency, or that part of it that was getting used to being listened to, demanded city leaders denounce the forces occupying the federal building. (Not a heavy lift: the federal rollout had been messy and included agents hauling people into unmarked vans.) And while the violence roiling the city every night had its downsides, it also acted as a pressure release valve for anyone driven to distraction by the Trump administration, and of these there were plenty. And so local officials squinted hard enough to make the continued destruction look, first, like freedom fighting, then like free speech, then as a thing to be tolerated in order to rebalance the scales of justice. With the city showing no stomach to go hard on those engaging in violence, there was little reason to not, for instance, set fires in front of Ted Wheeler’s condo on his birthday and demand he move out. He moved out. That the chaos went largely unchallenged by the ostensible adults in the room would turn out to be less “Greetings, fellow kids!” than, “The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” And everyone in Portland knew who the enemy was. "You probably remember there was massive rioting in [Portland's] Pearl District the day after Donald Trump was elected. Millions of dollars of damage were inflicted," a Portland colleague told me in late 2020. "How many people in the Pearl District voted for Donald Trump? It's probably not even one percent. Who on earth are these people who declare war on a place where nobody voted for Donald Trump? That's not how people in a democratic society are supposed to behave. You don't go trash neighborhoods with the opposing political party in a healthy democracy, but they didn't even do that. They declared war on the city as a whole." This colleague chose to move out of the city. So did a half-dozen other Portlanders I knew. They saw the nightly violence and lack of accountability as eroding the social compact and, when they spoke up about it, faced pushback and public shaming. Neighbors got in screaming matches, jobs were on the line. People told me privately they were not in favor, or were no longer in favor, of the protests but kept quiet about it, lest they face reprisal. Did you want to chance squads of people in gasmasks shining lights into the windows of your house at night? It did not feel safe to appear anything other than full-tilt ally, and it did not feel safe because it was not safe. Sorry for posting a wall of text, but I found it compelling. Too much has been forgotten already. ETA Here's one of the original articles she wrote for Reason during 2020: Dispatch From Portland: The Fire Next Time |
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Originally Posted By djohn: "Artists" need to understand which targets they're supposed to insult: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piss_Christ https://gatesofvienna.net/2016/06/piss-christ-piss-koran-part-one/ |
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Haha!!
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A couple of curious threads about Patriot Front:
(insert spiderman pointing at spiderman meme here) |
Today's low energy insurrection:
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Originally Posted By ecgRN: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/21318/IMG-20230513-WA0000_jpg-2815907.JPG |
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Originally Posted By Cycolac: The police escort is throwing me off... Are the police there to: A) Protect their own B) Keep people from getting info from the marchers C) Get digital ID's of anybody who approaches D) Get some easy OT E) ???? F) All of the above |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Haha!!
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Originally Posted By djohn: Today's low energy insurrection:
![]() They should go to Cop City and shoot at cops to prove that they're serious about Justice for Tort. |
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Originally Posted By JPN: Day packs rigged up as thigh packs, instead of backpacks? Is that what I'm seeing? Guy on the left looks like he spends a lot of time on his knees. Just sayin'.
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Originally Posted By Mariner82: This is worth watching. See if you can find similarities between what's in here and what is being pushed by Comrade Sanders, BLM, the Anitfags, and the traitorous Democrat party. I wonder if Eisenhower would agree. Much of that seemed like propaganda for the MIC to me. That said, I abhor communism and wish we'd have wiped it from the face of the Earth when we had half a chance. Unfortunately, the MIC isn't about ensuring freedom. It's about perpetual war and perpetual profits. |
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Originally Posted By JPN: "Violent vagrant"? He was a FIFY |
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Originally Posted By RobertM: Im ready to watch a good riot. ![]() Me too. Here's something to tide us over. ![]() Death Squad - Perturbator([AMV]Jin Roh: The Wolf Brigade) |
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Originally Posted By FALFOX: Me too. Here's something to tide us over. Originally Posted By FALFOX: Originally Posted By RobertM: Im ready to watch a good riot. ![]() Me too. Here's something to tide us over. Wild little video |
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Man arrested after he returns fire at car thieves outside of his Shelby County home SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. - A shootout in southeast Shelby County ended with one man behind bars, but it wasn't the man who shot first. Video of the shootout shared with FOX13 shows several people lurking around cars outside of a home, near the intersection of East Homes and Riverdale roads. Court records shows that those suspected car thieves used burglary tools and key fob programmers to get inside of a van outside the house. The family inside the home was alerted to the theft in progress by their surveillance cameras. Around 2 a.m. Saturday, a man walked out of his home to confront the car burglars and that's when bullets began to fly. “When they were talking to him, from what I saw, it was like they were trying to find ways to charge him,” the homeowner’s wife said. “That doesn’t sound right. Why would you put pressure on the victim when you should put pressure for the suspects to be found.” Before retreating behind a vehicle, one of the alleged thieves shoots a round of gunfire at the man as he stands beneath his porch light. Another couple of rounds are fired at the man before he returns fire three times, based on the security video. “Right now I’m just thankful that no bullets hit him or my daughters or myself,” the homeowner’s wife said. A barrage of bullets are then fired from the direction of the burglars as the man returns fire about four more times. Finally, the thieves take off as another shot is fired from the window of their car and the man retreats back inside the house. When Shelby County deputies showed up, the man told them that the suspects' car was slightly behind his van and he couldn't see what he was targeting, court records show. Deputies said that he also admitted to closing his eyes while he shot because he was scared and shooting as the suspects ran back to their car. That man was arrested for reckless endangerment. ... |
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Originally Posted By RSG: Man arrested after he returns fire at car thieves outside of his Shelby County home SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. - A shootout in southeast Shelby County ended with one man behind bars, but it wasn't the man who shot first. Video of the shootout shared with FOX13 shows several people lurking around cars outside of a home, near the intersection of East Homes and Riverdale roads. Court records shows that those suspected car thieves used burglary tools and key fob programmers to get inside of a van outside the house. The family inside the home was alerted to the theft in progress by their surveillance cameras. Around 2 a.m. Saturday, a man walked out of his home to confront the car burglars and that's when bullets began to fly. “When they were talking to him, from what I saw, it was like they were trying to find ways to charge him,” the homeowner’s wife said. “That doesn’t sound right. Why would you put pressure on the victim when you should put pressure for the suspects to be found.” Before retreating behind a vehicle, one of the alleged thieves shoots a round of gunfire at the man as he stands beneath his porch light. Another couple of rounds are fired at the man before he returns fire three times, based on the security video. “Right now I’m just thankful that no bullets hit him or my daughters or myself,” the homeowner’s wife said. A barrage of bullets are then fired from the direction of the burglars as the man returns fire about four more times. Finally, the thieves take off as another shot is fired from the window of their car and the man retreats back inside the house. When Shelby County deputies showed up, the man told them that the suspects' car was slightly behind his van and he couldn't see what he was targeting, court records show. Deputies said that he also admitted to closing his eyes while he shot because he was scared and shooting as the suspects ran back to their car. That man was arrested for reckless endangerment. ... If they fired first he will be let off with no charges. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: If they fired first he will be let off with no charges. Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By RSG: Man arrested after he returns fire at car thieves outside of his Shelby County home SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. - A shootout in southeast Shelby County ended with one man behind bars, but it wasn't the man who shot first. Video of the shootout shared with FOX13 shows several people lurking around cars outside of a home, near the intersection of East Homes and Riverdale roads. Court records shows that those suspected car thieves used burglary tools and key fob programmers to get inside of a van outside the house. The family inside the home was alerted to the theft in progress by their surveillance cameras. Around 2 a.m. Saturday, a man walked out of his home to confront the car burglars and that's when bullets began to fly. “When they were talking to him, from what I saw, it was like they were trying to find ways to charge him,” the homeowner’s wife said. “That doesn’t sound right. Why would you put pressure on the victim when you should put pressure for the suspects to be found.” Before retreating behind a vehicle, one of the alleged thieves shoots a round of gunfire at the man as he stands beneath his porch light. Another couple of rounds are fired at the man before he returns fire three times, based on the security video. “Right now I’m just thankful that no bullets hit him or my daughters or myself,” the homeowner’s wife said. A barrage of bullets are then fired from the direction of the burglars as the man returns fire about four more times. Finally, the thieves take off as another shot is fired from the window of their car and the man retreats back inside the house. When Shelby County deputies showed up, the man told them that the suspects' car was slightly behind his van and he couldn't see what he was targeting, court records show. Deputies said that he also admitted to closing his eyes while he shot because he was scared and shooting as the suspects ran back to their car. That man was arrested for reckless endangerment. ... If they fired first he will be let off with no charges. Something that seems to be missing from some of the news reports: The guy told the cops that he closed his eyes before pulling the trigger, because he was scared. Because of that, he ended up shooting up the houses of his neighbors across the street, since he was literally shooting blind (multiple times), and the neighbors were somewhat pissed about it. He was arrested for endangering his neighbors, not the criminals. https://www.actionnews5.com/2023/05/15/homeowner-arrested-after-shootout-with-suspected-car-thieves/ “You can protect, but maybe you need to get some gun training, dog,” said one of Luna’s neighbors. Know what is beyond your target. |
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Originally Posted By JPN: Something that seems to be missing from some of the news reports: The guy told the cops that he closed his eyes before pulling the trigger, because he was scared. Because of that, he ended up shooting up the houses of his neighbors across the street, since he was literally shooting blind (multiple times), and the neighbors were somewhat pissed about it. He was arrested for endangering his neighbors, not the criminals. https://www.actionnews5.com/2023/05/15/homeowner-arrested-after-shootout-with-suspected-car-thieves/ “You can protect, but maybe you need to get some gun training, dog,” said one of Luna’s neighbors. Know what is beyond your target. Originally Posted By JPN: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By RSG: Man arrested after he returns fire at car thieves outside of his Shelby County home SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. - A shootout in southeast Shelby County ended with one man behind bars, but it wasn't the man who shot first. Video of the shootout shared with FOX13 shows several people lurking around cars outside of a home, near the intersection of East Homes and Riverdale roads. Court records shows that those suspected car thieves used burglary tools and key fob programmers to get inside of a van outside the house. The family inside the home was alerted to the theft in progress by their surveillance cameras. Around 2 a.m. Saturday, a man walked out of his home to confront the car burglars and that's when bullets began to fly. “When they were talking to him, from what I saw, it was like they were trying to find ways to charge him,” the homeowner’s wife said. “That doesn’t sound right. Why would you put pressure on the victim when you should put pressure for the suspects to be found.” Before retreating behind a vehicle, one of the alleged thieves shoots a round of gunfire at the man as he stands beneath his porch light. Another couple of rounds are fired at the man before he returns fire three times, based on the security video. “Right now I’m just thankful that no bullets hit him or my daughters or myself,” the homeowner’s wife said. A barrage of bullets are then fired from the direction of the burglars as the man returns fire about four more times. Finally, the thieves take off as another shot is fired from the window of their car and the man retreats back inside the house. When Shelby County deputies showed up, the man told them that the suspects' car was slightly behind his van and he couldn't see what he was targeting, court records show. Deputies said that he also admitted to closing his eyes while he shot because he was scared and shooting as the suspects ran back to their car. That man was arrested for reckless endangerment. ... If they fired first he will be let off with no charges. Something that seems to be missing from some of the news reports: The guy told the cops that he closed his eyes before pulling the trigger, because he was scared. Because of that, he ended up shooting up the houses of his neighbors across the street, since he was literally shooting blind (multiple times), and the neighbors were somewhat pissed about it. He was arrested for endangering his neighbors, not the criminals. https://www.actionnews5.com/2023/05/15/homeowner-arrested-after-shootout-with-suspected-car-thieves/ “You can protect, but maybe you need to get some gun training, dog,” said one of Luna’s neighbors. Know what is beyond your target. Yeah even here in Tenn that changes things a bit. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Yeah even here in Tenn that changes things a bit. Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By JPN: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By RSG: Man arrested after he returns fire at car thieves outside of his Shelby County home SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. - A shootout in southeast Shelby County ended with one man behind bars, but it wasn't the man who shot first. Video of the shootout shared with FOX13 shows several people lurking around cars outside of a home, near the intersection of East Homes and Riverdale roads. Court records shows that those suspected car thieves used burglary tools and key fob programmers to get inside of a van outside the house. The family inside the home was alerted to the theft in progress by their surveillance cameras. Around 2 a.m. Saturday, a man walked out of his home to confront the car burglars and that's when bullets began to fly. “When they were talking to him, from what I saw, it was like they were trying to find ways to charge him,” the homeowner’s wife said. “That doesn’t sound right. Why would you put pressure on the victim when you should put pressure for the suspects to be found.” Before retreating behind a vehicle, one of the alleged thieves shoots a round of gunfire at the man as he stands beneath his porch light. Another couple of rounds are fired at the man before he returns fire three times, based on the security video. “Right now I’m just thankful that no bullets hit him or my daughters or myself,” the homeowner’s wife said. A barrage of bullets are then fired from the direction of the burglars as the man returns fire about four more times. Finally, the thieves take off as another shot is fired from the window of their car and the man retreats back inside the house. When Shelby County deputies showed up, the man told them that the suspects' car was slightly behind his van and he couldn't see what he was targeting, court records show. Deputies said that he also admitted to closing his eyes while he shot because he was scared and shooting as the suspects ran back to their car. That man was arrested for reckless endangerment. ... If they fired first he will be let off with no charges. Something that seems to be missing from some of the news reports: The guy told the cops that he closed his eyes before pulling the trigger, because he was scared. Because of that, he ended up shooting up the houses of his neighbors across the street, since he was literally shooting blind (multiple times), and the neighbors were somewhat pissed about it. He was arrested for endangering his neighbors, not the criminals. https://www.actionnews5.com/2023/05/15/homeowner-arrested-after-shootout-with-suspected-car-thieves/ “You can protect, but maybe you need to get some gun training, dog,” said one of Luna’s neighbors. Know what is beyond your target. Yeah even here in Tenn that changes things a bit. Cops may have been doing him a favor by arresting him that night, instead of filing a report and waiting to see what the DA wanted to do about charges, leaving him there with the angry neighbors and a wife that seems likely to run her mouth. |
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Why don't people riot over this? Seems more important than some nutball being choked out by a private citizen.
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Several anitfa getting arrested in Fort worth Texas ![]() Texas doesn't have time for unemployed behavior |
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Qoute : FCSD - Hold up! I could have tip toed around here with just my hand covering my ass, instead of jamming my thumb in my asshole? Y'all motherfuckers need a user manual or something.
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Originally Posted By kbi: Several anitfa getting arrested in Fort worth Texas Should have shot those mofos. Agg assault and conspiracy for all |
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Originally Posted By Freakinout: Should have shot those mofos. Agg assault and conspiracy for all Originally Posted By Freakinout: Originally Posted By kbi: Several anitfa getting arrested in Fort worth Texas Should have shot those mofos. Agg assault and conspiracy for all No shit I though it was a no o to open carry while concealing your face in public in most places? |
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Qoute : FCSD - Hold up! I could have tip toed around here with just my hand covering my ass, instead of jamming my thumb in my asshole? Y'all motherfuckers need a user manual or something.
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Originally Posted By kbi: No shit I though it was a no o to open carry while concealing your face in public in most places? Originally Posted By kbi: Originally Posted By Freakinout: Originally Posted By kbi: Several anitfa getting arrested in Fort worth Texas Should have shot those mofos. Agg assault and conspiracy for all No shit I though it was a no o to open carry while concealing your face in public in most places? Don't recall Texas having anything about not covering your face. The umbrellas are a sure sign of bad actors |
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Originally Posted By kbi: No shit I though it was a no o to open carry while concealing your face in public in most places? Some southern states had such laws passed in response to armed KKK marches. Other parts of the country are less likely to have such laws, particularly far northern states where it's common to have your face covered in the winter. |
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Originally Posted By RSG:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fw41PtOXoAAFwPe?format=jpg&name=small The look on her face says it all. The look to me says, "I am really fucking up here", as she sees her actions being recorded. |
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Originally Posted By zach_: The look on her face says it all. The look to me says, "I am really fucking up here", as she sees her actions being recorded. Originally Posted By zach_: Originally Posted By RSG:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fw41PtOXoAAFwPe?format=jpg&name=small The look on her face says it all. The look to me says, "I am really fucking up here", as she sees her actions being recorded. |
Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtue.
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