Which wouldn't be any use unless there were the teams available and trained to use them and before all this federal largesse came the way of police forces there was a massive expansion of paramilitary police units. Focusing on the kit rather than the existing units ready to use them rather misses the point.I thought they got handed the military surplus kit for free. Like some piddly little force in Assfuck, Nowhere getting given APCs kinda thing.
The mayor of Minneapolis said (yesterday it was I think but not sure) that all the arrests they’d made were people from out of state but I don’t know if he’s released any proof of that yet. Said they would be releasing the names.I havent seen much evidence of 'the other side' claims aside from the presence of small numbers of right wingers and kids travelling to loot. The outsiders claim is wheeled out during every riot though isn't it. ? The arrest figures and their adresses nornally give some idea of the extent of this.
I think a good argument could be made that this is happening right now. I'm noticing that anger with the cops over this situation is cutting across a lot of political lines.
He said that last year too. He is loving this.Trump says he's going to designate antifa as a terrorist organisation.
"community leaders"Yeah, but it would be good to have an agreed plan, agreed up to the level of community leaders, politicians... This is what needs to happen, kinda thing.
"community leaders"
I watched this again last night... so much needs to change.
The eye roll because community leaders are invariably self- or police selected, are happy to stand alongside police, and their interests run counter to those in the community they affect to leadWhy the eye roll? People of importance in the community, people who will speak for the community at times, people who have some sort of influence.
Miami cops sticking it to Trump.
If you check next week you'll find Dominic Cummings wrote about it on his blog in 2016Who'd have thought Hawaiian shirts would be symbols of an anti-State far right civil war movement?!
could you give us three, say, Im jsut curious what kind of thing you meani could spend the rest of 2020 listing all the incidents of this, most of which i wager don't make it into the UK press. it's happening 24/7.
Yes but they are not battering people round the head or shooting tear gas into their faces. Credit where credit is due.Still police though aren't they?
...on camera.Yes but they are not battering people round the head or shooting tear gas into their faces...
Fair enough but their faces are on camera taking the knee....on camera.
This is the one with the producer of The Wire in it isn't it? It's a great documentary, everyone should watch it.
I think I like it then. The President strutting about saying how he’s an anti anti fascist seems to at least clear things up.He’s just chuntering. He can’t do what he said he’d do
They could well all be legit, but I wonder how many of them haven't gone above and beyond in the course of their duty.Fair enough but their faces are on camera taking the knee.
That's what makes the gesture so powerful, though, no? At least some cops are publicly turning on the worst of their own and saying enough's enough. Not sure I can remember ever seeing such a thing before.Still police though aren't they?
I would assume it's a reference to Colin Kaepernick kneeling.What does the kneeling symbolise?
A quick search on google will give you answers. As you could not be bothered to type it into google but ask here, I have produced a link. U.S. national anthem protests (2016–present) - WikipediaWhat does the kneeling symbolise?
Yes but they are not battering people round the head or shooting tear gas into their faces. Credit where credit is due.