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Dutch Oven

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Armed mobs out to intimidate minorities and protesters stating their opinion?
Sounds familiar.
Horrible CNN reporting. The shooter was physically attacked by protesters and, specifically, struck with a longboard, but police "suspect" vigilantes might have "instigated" violence? How did they instigate? With words? How would that conduct (saying things that other people disagree with) be any different than the conduct of the protesters (prior to THEIR violent attack)? Secondly, whenever a publication prints a claim of "harassment", with no description of actual conduct, you know they are just trying to stir people up. That term means whatever the person making the claim wants it mean, reasonable or not.

My bet would be that some of the protesters didn't like what the eventual shooter was saying, so they physically attacked him. Surely the police have that much common sense. However, police don't like citizens to lawfully bear arms. It makes them feel insecure, despite the wildly disproportionate use of firearms by police against such citizens, rather than the other way round.

p.s. These longboards are seemingly becoming a "go-to" weapon of choice for the ANTIFA crowd. Maybe there needs to be longboard licensing and registration!
 

Valcazar

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Are some posts showing up entirely in Russian now?
 

basketcase

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They aren’t minorities they are in the country illegally
And committing crimes all over the country
When will you get it when one of these animals rapes and kills your daughters ? Ffs yank your head out of your asses
By animals, you mean white supremacist types?
 
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Anbarandy

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You do realize you're responding to an article written and posted 4 years ago right?
He's been stuck in a space and time warp, circa 2017 Charlottesville, VA.
 

y2kmark

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Horrible CNN reporting. The shooter was physically attacked by protesters and, specifically, struck with a longboard, but police "suspect" vigilantes might have "instigated" violence? How did they instigate? With words? How would that conduct (saying things that other people disagree with) be any different than the conduct of the protesters (prior to THEIR violent attack)? Secondly, whenever a publication prints a claim of "harassment", with no description of actual conduct, you know they are just trying to stir people up. That term means whatever the person making the claim wants it mean, reasonable or not.

My bet would be that some of the protesters didn't like what the eventual shooter was saying, so they physically attacked him. Surely the police have that much common sense. However, police don't like citizens to lawfully bear arms. It makes them feel insecure, despite the wildly disproportionate use of firearms by police against such citizens, rather than the other way round.

p.s. These longboards are seemingly becoming a "go-to" weapon of choice for the ANTIFA crowd. Maybe there needs to be longboard licensing and registration!
If you can't dazzle 'em with brilliance, baffle 'em with Bullshit:poop:!!!
 

y2kmark

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Horrible CNN reporting. The shooter was physically attacked by protesters and, specifically, struck with a longboard, but police "suspect" vigilantes might have "instigated" violence? How did they instigate? With words? How would that conduct (saying things that other people disagree with) be any different than the conduct of the protesters (prior to THEIR violent attack)? Secondly, whenever a publication prints a claim of "harassment", with no description of actual conduct, you know they are just trying to stir people up. That term means whatever the person making the claim wants it mean, reasonable or not.

My bet would be that some of the protesters didn't like what the eventual shooter was saying, so they physically attacked him. Surely the police have that much common sense. However, police don't like citizens to lawfully bear arms. It makes them feel insecure, despite the wildly disproportionate use of firearms by police against such citizens, rather than the other way round.

p.s. These longboards are seemingly becoming a "go-to" weapon of choice for the ANTIFA crowd. Maybe there needs to be longboard licensing and registration!
Never bring a longboard to a gunfight, right?
 

basketcase

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Calling for the end of apartheid and genocide is not racist.
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You are racist no matter what you do. You've proven it endlessly with your obsession about Jews in the Middle East and your inability to consider Arab opinions relevant and your belief they can't be held responsible for their choices.
 
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