So are you agreeing with what happened today? You're trying to distract by bringing up something else but let's keep things simple. Was today's violent terrorism, including someone shot and killed, something that should've happened?
It's not foolish, it's fact. What right thing? The police escorting them safely out the door (holding their hands to steady them lest they slip on the steps) in time for the early bird dinner at Applebee's and not arresting them? That right thing?
Look at how gently the pushed them back. "Don't hurt anyone, they're white people!"
Imagine how many of these people would be dead already if they weren't white.
sorry. that's a pretty foolish comment. rebuking the police for doing the right thing. the point you are trying to make isn't appropriate at this time.
It's not foolish, it's fact. What right thing? The police escorting them safely out the door (holding their hands to steady them lest they slip on the steps) in time for the early bird dinner at Applebee's and not arresting them? That right thing?
sorry. that's a pretty foolish comment. rebuking the police for doing the right thing. the point you are trying to make isn't appropriate at this time.
Imagine how many of these people would be dead already if they weren't white.
sorry. that's a pretty foolish comment. rebuking the police for doing the right thing. the point you are trying to make isn't appropriate at this time.
Trump supporters, many of them wearing camouflage clothing, breached entrances on the east side of the Capitol, marched directly through the magnetometers and slammed the wooden doors inside.
Swarms of protesters roamed the halls, taking photos and breaking into offices. A man was smoking pot in a room where there were photos of mountains and maps of Oregon on the wall. A man put a framed photo of the Dalai Lama in his backpack. A man in a leather jacket ripped a scroll with Chinese characters.
Outside, people banged on the glass windows of the Capitol, breaking some panes. Crowds pressed past the front columns. People shouted at empty rooms inside with computer monitors on desks and empty chairs.
Violence in fiction is one thing. Violence and chaos in reality almost always causes Americans to shift their support to the Establishment in government and society.
People watch The Purge, but have no wish for it to be real. (Of course, the same was true of Outbreak)
Not just political violence, violence in general. We are a bloodthirsty lot however the love of money is what really drives the engine and the primary vehicle of said violence is the media. They dangle the meat and film the reaction which of course is meat in it of itself. Having said that I optimistically cling to the hope there are multitudes hanging in the shadows who are not consumers of the shit show. Who knows? Maybe the non voters have been right all along.
Americans may like watching violence in TV shows and movies and video games but they do not like watching violence in the streets. The looting and destruction that took place around BLM protests—in some cases not caused by pro-BLM groups—helped diminish support for BLM and Democratic candidates.
Violence in fiction is one thing. Violence and chaos in reality almost always causes Americans to shift their support to the Establishment in government and society.
Enrique Tarrio, the chairman of the Proud Boys, was arrested by Metropolitan Police on suspicion of burning a Black Lives Matter banner torn from a historic Black church in Washington during protests last month that led to several violent clashes, including stabbings, around the city.
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police Department confirmed that Mr. Tarrio, 36, had been arrested on charges of destruction of property, stemming from a mid-December incident in downtown Washington. Upon his arrest he was found to be in possession of two high-capacity firearm magazines and charged accordingly with possession.
The arrest also pits the Justice Department against some of Mr. Trumpâs most ardent supporters; the U.S. attorneyâs office in Washington acts as the main prosecutorâs office for the District of Columbia.
Well, what does unite otherwise polarized Americans? A deep abiding love of political violence.
Be honest, many of you support the anti-protesters because you love violence.
Not just political violence, violence in general. We are a bloodthirsty lot however the love of money is what really drives the engine and the primary vehicle of said violence is the media. They dangle the meat and film the reaction which of course is meat in it of itself. Having said that I optimistically cling to the hope there are multitudes hanging in the shadows who are not consumers of the shit show. Who knows? Maybe the non voters have been right all along.
