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Is America burning? (Black Lives Matter protests, civil unrest and riots 2020)

A friend of mine in the US sent me a link to this Twitter feed which is an encapsulation of some of the brutality carried out by the police and National Guard on protestors, bystanders and journalists. Apologies if this has been posted before but although I've been trying to keep up with this thread it's a fast-moving one.

The videos are from a couple of days ago.

It's horrific. I would hope the perpetrators can be identified and appropriately punished, but given that the US looks even worse in terms of dealing with police and army brutality than the UK, I'm not holding my breath.



(I don't know why it says 'this tweet is unavailable' in Firefox but not Chrome :confused: but I'm not that au fait with Twitter apart from reading tweets).
 
I don't think I can take much more of this bullshit.

Washington Post said:
What is antifa and what does it stand for?

Antifa is short for antifascists. It’s pronounced “an-TEE-fuh.”


So let me get this straight... Krist Novoselic has come out in favour of Trump's “strong and direct” response to protests, whilst Jedward are putting themselves forwards as BLM activists?

:bigeyes:
He endorsed Gary Johnson in 2016. He appears to have spent all the money Kurt made for him on weed.

Imagine if so-called “patriot militias” were raising this kind of hell? “If this were the case, left wing people would welcome federal intervention.
Everything that happens is the same as a synagogue/church/walmart massacre when you think about it.
 
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Live LAPD community forum, they're getting beasted. Fuck 'em.



Chief Moore just had to deny that live rounds were being used in LA despite reports to the contrary. Not that he has any credibility, but there you go.
 
NY times reporting the crowd in lafayette Park, Washington dc, is twice the size as yesterday



Police are either scared by the size of the crowd or relaxing the curfew. Either way I'll be hoping everyone stays safe when it gets dark, they'll make a move sooner or later. Not sure they/Trump could do anything but act now - if they let people stay and it stayed peaceful it'd be hard to pretend they weren't to blame. Not impossible, but hard.
 


Police are either scared by the size of the crowd or relaxing the curfew. Either way I'll be hoping everyone stays safe when it gets dark, they'll make a move sooner or later. Not sure they/Trump could do anything but act now - if they let people stay and it stayed peaceful it'd be hard to pretend they weren't to blame. Not impossible, but hard.


They will wait until dark....
 
Also during that rather alarming act of abasement, I could hear someone talking about asking for forgiveness, from god or Jesus it sounded like. So some kind of church thing maybe? I dunno. I don't like the idea that people should get on their knees like that.

Bloody heretics! Jesus ought to chuck them into the lake of fire for that sort of shit.




(I jest of course... but only slightly )
 
Soldiers moved to Washington, where the President could give them orders without needing the governor to ask for ‘help’.
I don’t think he’ll actually do it, think / hope it’s theatre,playing with his toy soldiers.

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Well I hope Trump tracks down these anti-antifa posing as antifa and treats them as the antifa terrorists they clearly are.
 
Soldiers moved to Washington, where the President could give them orders without needing the governor to ask for ‘help’.
I don’t think he’ll actually do it, think / hope it’s theatre,playing with his toy soldiers.

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Washington DC is not a state so does not have a governor, the mayor is the big kahuna in town.
 
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