Aren't they just the bravest of the brave? Sucker punching an old man. What a wankstain.

We are in dangerous, uncharted waters as a nation.

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Originally posted by Pyker:
Aren't they just the bravest of the brave? Sucker punching an old man. What a wankstain.

Yeah, but Mayor McBikepath is a BLM supporters, let Louisville Kentucky burn and did less then nothing to stop it, while shitting on the police that were trying to keep the police.

So I don't feel sorry for the shit bag, and I hope that it hurt, and hurts for a long time.

He (Mayor McBikepath) destroyed the city.

ARman

They are already coming for the appeasers...

That’s their MO. Put that son of a bitch in front of a firing squad

Kissing blm ass really paid dividends there Mr. Mayor didn’t it?

I hope those stupid commie criminals keep biting the hand that feeds them

He had it coming.

He deserves it. I love it. He’s a coward and he always has the expression he’s just shit his pants. He has done nothing positive for Louisville and just stood behind his security, barricaded streets while protestors ran rampant, then blamed it all on LMPD. Absolute suck up to the Democratic Machine.
I wish I could shake the perps hand.

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Originally posted by Edmond:
That’s their MO. Put that son of a bitch in front of a firing squad

Wasn't getting sucker punched punishment enough?

How did the Mayor get invited to the cookout when I was not allowed to go?

Well, wasn't that an interesting demonstration of hate.

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Originally posted by kz1000:

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Originally posted by YooperSigs:
I cant go to the cookout? I will just wait for Kwanzaa then!

I won't go if invited. There's bound to be gunfire.

June teen(dea)th

I guess he didn’t like him ruining their black panther party…

Sooooooo…I guess NOTHING happens to the puncher?? Not even “street justice”?? [rubs chin] Interesting……

p.s. I don’t regard that as a sucker punch. A “sucker punch” to me is from behind. But that sucker sure punched him, though…

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Originally posted by Pyker:
Aren't they just the bravest of the brave? Sucker punching an old man. What a wankstain.

As I've mentioned on this board numerous times, I spent 2 years in a High School that was predominantly minorities and I saw this on a regular basis. Sucker punching is what they do.

Be aware of that when you're out and about.

Oh, and a sucker punch is one that's unexpected and has no apparent motive and is unprovoked.

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Originally posted by mikeyspizza:
He had it coming.

I don't care who he is. No, he didn't. Nobody should be sucker punched. Nobody.

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Originally posted by RichardC:

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Originally posted by Edmond:
That’s their MO. Put that son of a bitch in front of a firing squad

Wasn't getting sucker punched punishment enough?

People never learn from history. If you're not in the core of a group, you're just an expendable useful idiot. All these appeasers and political opportunists are going to be shocked when they are chewed up.

Like the scene at the end of "Predators" (the one with all the killers on the jungle planet for the Preds to hunt and have more fun) Topher Grace is a psychopath serial killer doctor and hes incredulous when they kill him "but Im one of you...."

Mayor Wheels-fell-off of Portland experienced the same "vote of no confidence" as her tried to straddle the line between appeasing the rioters and protecting the other citizens of the city.

Whom do you serve?

https://www.opb.org/news/artic...nd-tear-gas-head-on/

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Originally posted by Fly-Sig:
People never learn from history. If you're not in the core of a group, you're just an expendable useful idiot. All these appeasers and political opportunists are going to be shocked when they are chewed up.

Sole BLM-backed federal candidate charged with wire fraud scheme involving campaign and party funds

Karen Carter Peterson, a former Louisiana state senator and congressional candidate, is charged with diverting the funds for personal use

https://www.foxnews.com/politi...campaign-party-funds

The only federal Democratic candidate backed by the Black Lives Matter PAC this election cycle is now facing a wire fraud charge for routing campaign and party funds to outside individuals and companies, and using the money on personal expenses, including gambling.

The Black Lives Matter PAC, a BLM Global Network Foundation-affiliated committee, in July 2021 pushed more than $100,000 into independent expenditures backing Karen Carter Peterson's failed attempt at entering Congress in Louisiana's 2nd district, federal records reviewed by Fox News Digital show.

Peterson, a former Louisiana Democratic Party chair and state senator, resigned from the state senate in April, citing her mental health and gambling addiction.

However, Peterson was charged this month in federal court with one count of wire fraud for using campaign and party monies on personal expenses.

Peterson's seven-year scheme involved diverting state campaign and party cash to four individuals and four companies, which reportedly cashed the checks and provided Peterson with most or all of the funds, according to the Louisiana Illuminator.

Peterson then used the money on personal expenses, including gambling-related costs. She also filed "false and misleading" campaign finance reports that "mischaracterized expenditures as being for legitimate purposes related to her campaign or the holding of public office," the Justice Department wrote in a July 14 press release.

Peterson publicly addressed the charges that same day and apologized for her actions.

"Today marks an important step in my life-long recovery as I continue to address my gambling addiction," Peterson wrote on Twitter. "I sincerely apologize for the impact from my compulsive behavior resulting from this addiction."

"I have made full repayment of funds used as a result of my addiction and I will continue to make amends," she added. "Staying true to the steps of my ongoing recovery, I have been forthright, honest, and fully cooperative with the US Attorneys' Office in their investigation."

Peterson, who is scheduled to appear in federal court on Aug. 1, faces up to 20 years in prison, up to $250,000 in fines and up to three years of supervised release after imprisonment, the Justice Department said in the press release.

Brian Capitelli, Peterson's attorney, told reporters last week that she has entered into a plea agreement with prosecutors, KPLC News reported.