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Originally posted by a1abdj:

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we don't need to split the country up

we need to get rid of dirtbag(s)

Maybe I'm a bad guy for thinking it, but when I saw that they were starting fires the other day I had an idea. Why not simply march those causing these troubles into the very flames they started?

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Originally posted by vinnybass:
I'm originally from that general area (Lebanon) & my sisters are still there. The influx of immigrant trash that has poured in from/through NY City has made it a shithole in many areas.

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Originally posted by Ripley:

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Originally posted by gearhounds:

Floyd’s protests weren’t even vaguely justifiable. He was a thug under the influence of illegal CDS, actively resisting arrest, and fighting to escape from his predicament. He died of drug induced excited delirium, not any deadly act committed by the cop.

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Originally posted by Hound Dog:

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Originally posted by gearhounds:

Floyd’s protests weren’t even vaguely justifiable. He was a thug under the influence of illegal CDS, actively resisting arrest, and fighting to escape from his predicament. He died of drug induced excited delirium, not any deadly act committed by the cop.

Well, I would say the situations are different. If the idiots still believe the narrative that Floyd was choked by the police officer, then they would have been somewhat justified to demonstrate and protest (but NOT to riot, loot, assault, or commit arson). I'll admit, the Floyd footage looked really bad before I read the autopsy report about his REAL cause of death.

Here, there is no justification whatsoever. The perp CLEARLY had a knife, and clearly needed shot. They've stopped pretending to have a moral justification for their acts. Now, ANY black person shot by police results in mass rioting. They don't even pretend to have a moral justification for it.

Of course, the one-bicep boy in Kenosha was holding a Glock in his ruined arm, but the media still presents him as a 'suffering victim' worthy of our sympathy, instead of THE TRUTH - somebody demonstrating hostile intent with a deadly weapon, justifying the use of deadly force against him. . .

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Originally posted by gearhounds:
Floyd’s protests weren’t even vaguely justifiable.

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Originally posted by Oat_Action_Man:
Although most of the arrestees were local, note that one of them is from Mercersburg. Like a quarter of the way across the state. Give or take, it's over a 100 mile drive and like 2 hours via any route from Mercersburg to Lancaster.

I suppose the shitheel could have already been in Lancaster...but, if not, let that sink in: some fuck gets righteously deadified in Lancaster, and some twit decides to hop the car and drive 2 hours to protest in a city that's not their own to protest immediately after learning the news.

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Originally posted by esdunbar:
How obvious does it have to get? We need to split this country up already. When you don't want cops to be armed and stop riots, it's time we go our separate ways.

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:

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Originally posted by gearhounds:
Floyd’s protests weren’t even vaguely justifiable.

We'll have to agree to disagree on this point. Floyd was restrained. In cuffs. On the ground. It was hardly necessary to kneel on his neck for up to eight minutes. Completely unlike Ricardo Munoz blowing through a doorway wielding a knife.

This is where it all falls apart. Neither side can see the other side's point. At all. As each side hardens its position, the other side hardens theirs.

I don't know if it'll all ultimately devolve into civil war, but, if it does it won't be all one side that's at fault.

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:

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Originally posted by gearhounds:
Floyd’s protests weren’t even vaguely justifiable.

We'll have to agree to disagree on this point. Floyd was restrained. In cuffs. On the ground. It was hardly necessary to kneel on his neck for up to eight minutes. Completely unlike Ricardo Munoz blowing through a doorway wielding a knife.

This is where it all falls apart. Neither side can see the other side's point. At all. As each side hardens its position, the other side hardens theirs.

I don't know if it'll all ultimately devolve into civil war, but, if it does it won't be all one side that's at fault.

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:

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Originally posted by gearhounds:
Floyd’s protests weren’t even vaguely justifiable.

We'll have to agree to disagree on this point. Floyd was restrained. In cuffs. On the ground. It was hardly necessary to kneel on his neck for up to eight minutes. Completely unlike Ricardo Munoz blowing through a doorway wielding a knife.

This is where it all falls apart. Neither side can see the other side's point. At all. As each side hardens its position, the other side hardens theirs.

I don't know if it'll all ultimately devolve into civil war, but, if it does it won't be all one side that's at fault.

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Originally posted by 46and2:
Full Stop: there will never be justification for kneeling on a man's neck for 8min and 34sec like he did.

That policy, first and foremost, killed George Floyd, and it needs to end, yesterday and for forever.

That marxists and chaos seeking shitstains have hijacked an otherwise legitimate beef is a shame, but it's here now so we're dealing with it, but don't conflate the two or justify appallingly bad policies.

George Floyd was murdered by the system, at the very least. Live with it. It will be forever true and sad.

Don't let others cloud that reality.

Now let's get back to hating the volient troublemakers who themselves have nearly zero to do with Floyd.

The troublemakers want to provoke us, clearly, especially before the election is done and settled.