Liberal Protests

[Wacka]

7 hours ago, Capco said:

Pointing out a scene where a woman respectfully asks "what's going to happen at 8, sir?" only to hear the response "what's gonna happen is we're gonna start beating the ***** out of you"    

 

 

 

 

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Edited June 8, 2020 by Wacka

[4merper4mer]

33 minutes ago, SydneyBillsFan said:

 

Hollywood Elites - do they come any more "holier than thou" than this deluded, hypocrisy-ridden lot?

 

So you want to shoot Trump admirers Tom Arnold? How about shooting something original for once - like a half decent movie!

Tom Arnold is elite?

[SydneyBillsFan]

Just now, 4merper4mer said:

Tom Arnold is elite?

 

Well yeah...in a Nate Peterman kinda way

[Chandemonium]

32 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

But first he has to go borrow his dad’s hunting rifle. 
 

It’s comedy gold. 

Who’s going to point out to him that under the  left’s universal background checks they want to enact, that would be considered an illegal firearm transfer?

[Doc]

5 minutes ago, 4merper4mer said:

Tom Arnold is elite?

 

Yes.  Haha.

[Rob's House]

https://newdiscourses.com/2020/06/cult-dynamics-wokeness/

 

Another clear sign that one is dealing with a cult indoctrination rather than something healthier is making the mark live up to contradictory demands. You must understand racism and admit that you cannot understand racism. You must admit to your complicity in racism and pledge to do better knowing that it is impossible to do better. You must be an ally but accept that you will always do your allyship wrong.

 

Impossible demands would scare off a potential cult initiate at the beginning, but once a sufficient level of commitment to the cause has taken place, the effect is the opposite. Rather than making the mark reject the cult, these impossible and paradoxical demands dramatically deepen commitment to the cult. They do this by re-invoking and massively inflaming the feeling of vulnerability at the core, making the mark burn with a desire to “do better” to resolve the emotional dissonance and white-hot feeling of inadequacy (as judged against the cult’s impossible standards). 

[muppy]

please excuse the long length. This was written by a friend of a friend I think its an important read.

 

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I’ve had numerous people approach me and ask me my opinion regarding the police use of force in Minneapolis. I normally don’t speak out like this in such a public forum but my heart is broken with what I am witnessing across the country and right here in our own state and I feel the need to say something.

I have been a police officer for 19 years. For 16 of those years, I have taught Use of Force and Police Arrest & Control techniques at the recruit level at the Municipal Police Academy and at numerous departments throughout southern New England on an in-service level. I have trained thousands of cops. My training not only includes physical tactics and techniques to control a violent and combative individual but also the physiological, psychological and legal aspects that officers face during this type of event. I am a certified Force Analyst through the Force Science Institute and also teach a course in police diffusion and de-escalation techniques. I have conducted numerous Police Use of Force reviews throughout the state and am considered a subject matter expert by the RI Attorney General in the area of Police use of Force. I’m not saying all this to impress anyone. I really don't care what anyone thinks about me. I’m saying it because I want to establish credibility with anyone that reads this post. I know what the f**k I’m talking about.

I have watched and reviewed the George Floyd video countless times. In all my years doing this, I have never seen a more blatant disregard for human life than what I witnessed in that video. It haunts me. It made me sick to my stomach. I can’t stop thinking about it. I’ve seen plenty of suffering and death in 19 years but have never watched a man die while the people who are supposed to protect them watched it happen and did nothing.

Kneeling on someone’s neck is not a technique that is taught or accepted anywhere that I’m aware of. As a matter of fact, we specifically tell recruits and cops NOT to kneel anywhere near the spine or neck because you can paralyze or kill someone. There are countless other ways to control someone on the ground that don’t involve putting your knee into a person’s neck with all your weight for over 8 minutes.

That is my professional opinion. Now for my personal feelings on the matter:
To “Officer” Derek Chauvin, who is the officer seen kneeling on Mr. Floyd’s neck, I have this to say to you: You Bastard. You Son of a B word. You and two other officers knelt on George Floyd’s neck and back and you watched him die. George Floyd was handcuffed and proned out on his stomach. Please don’t say you were holding him down because he couldn’t have pushed himself up off the ground if he wanted to. He was controlled. Once someone is controlled the use of force ends. Period. It is then the officer’s duty to check the well being of the subject to be sure he is not hurt or in distress. I don’t care how hard he fought you. I don’t care if he was on drugs. You had a duty to act! The smug look on your face said it all. You didn’t care that Mr. Floyd was begging for air and calling out for his Mother. You have no honor. And the other three officers are just as culpable. They didn’t act to stop you. You are all cowards. I wouldn’t piss on you if you were on fire.

Now the country is burning down. And you were the spark. Your fellow officers are getting injured and killed. Even officers in your own city. Your brothers. I hope you can live with that for the rest of your life. I hope you can live with the suffering and pain you started. You have put us all in a position where we now have to defend ourselves against angry mobs with bricks and bats and other weapons who group us in with you. Well I am not like you. We are not like you. You are the 1%. I will NEVER be like you. I would rather die than be like you.

To my family and friends and those I care about who are not police officers and maybe don’t understand, please know that no one hates a dirty, piece of ***** cop more than a good cop who does this job with honor and pride. I beg you, do not judge the 99% of good police officers based on the actions of an ignorant and evil few.

If you want to protest what happened, please do. Reach out to me. I will march with you peacefully just like thousands of other cops across the nation and mourn what has happened. I will kneel and pray with you. And when I put my uniform on, I will protect your right to peacefully protest because I took an oath to do so.

To my brothers and sisters that put on this uniform every day. Do not let what you see on TV jade you into thinking that this is what it is all about. The majority of people out there are good, honest hard working people who support you and what you stand for. Remember that. We don’t want to be judged by the actions of a shameful few and neither do the people we serve. Support the people we are sworn to protect. Hold your heads high and serve with honor and integrity.

To the rioters, I speak for all of law enforcement when I ask: PLEASE STOP. Your actions are solving nothing. You are not mourners or protesters. You are thugs and opportunists. You are cowards. You are destroying people’s lives and your behavior will not be tolerated. People are going to get hurt. Please do not test our resolve when it comes to protecting our flock. Enough is enough. This is not the legacy that George Floyd deserves.

Thank you for listening.
 

 

[3rdnlng]

14 minutes ago, Margarita said:

please excuse the long length. This was written by a friend of a friend I think its an important read.

 

 

I would venture to guess that 100% of PPP would agree with what you quoted. 

[Chef Jim]

7 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

I would venture to guess that 100% of PPP would agree that what you quoted was too long  

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[3rdnlng]

1 minute ago, Chef Jim said:

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That too.

[muppy]

21 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

I would venture to guess that 100% of PPP would agree with what you quoted. 

there's a first time for everything I guess 

[RiotAct]

32 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

I would venture to guess that 100% of PPP would agree with what you quoted. 

oh I think at least a couple people would disagree with the last paragraph

[Deranged Rhino]

Had an active shooter situation in our neighborhood tonight. Three hour standoff, multiple exchanges of gunfire (and, allegedly, a crossbow). Funny thing was, after a constant week of friends/neighbors lamenting the police, those same people were screaming (texting) about there not being enough cops fixing the situation.  
 

One officer injured. No details on how bad. Suspect in custody, no word on his status / injuries. 

[billsfan1959]

7 hours ago, Margarita said:

please excuse the long length. This was written by a friend of a friend I think its an important read.

 

Thank you for the quote. I believe the overwhelming majority of people, law enforcement and non-law enforcement feel similarly.

[Doc]

6 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:

Had an active shooter situation in our neighborhood tonight. Three hour standoff, multiple exchanges of gunfire (and, allegedly, a crossbow). Funny thing was, after a constant week of friends/neighbors lamenting the police, those same people were screaming (texting) about there not being enough cops fixing the situation.  
 

One officer injured. No details on how bad. Suspect in custody, no word on his status / injuries. 

 

[Foxx]

13 hours ago, Crayola64 said:

that’s gonna need a lot of funding!!!

meh, what's one more tax for a liberal?

[Magox]

That’s comforting

 

 

[Chef Jim]

6 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:

Had an active shooter situation in our neighborhood tonight. Three hour standoff, multiple exchanges of gunfire (and, allegedly, a crossbow). Funny thing was, after a constant week of friends/neighbors lamenting the police, those same people were screaming (texting) about there not being enough cops fixing the situation.  
 

One officer injured. No details on how bad. Suspect in custody, no word on his status / injuries. 

Color me surprised. Does the hysterical left ever think this ***** through.  Idiots. 

[SoCal Deek]

8 minutes ago, Magox said:

That’s comforting

 

 

Reminds me of the famous scene from My Cousin Vinny: When the little deer puts her doe lips down to the babbling brook to get a cool drink of water, do you think she gives a f&@k what color pants the hunter is wearing?!!
 

Why does this moronic City Council woman immediately assume a black person broke into her house? Exposing the real racists....LIBERAL WOKE FOLK.

Edited June 8, 2020 by SoCal Deek

[Foxx]

https://twitter.com/RyanAFournier/status/1269779770193129472

 

https://twitter.com/JGilliam_SEAL/status/1269775545409187840

 

 

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13 minutes ago, Magox said:

That’s comforting

 

 

"... that comes from a place of privilege"?? no, that comes from a place called, "paying your taxes".

Edited June 8, 2020 by Foxx