Funny enough, a handful of people from the pro-COVID protests showed up. Few heavily armed skullmasks, perhaps of Nazi dispositions (I dunno how popular skullmasks have gotten outside of the Nazi side of the Boogaloo Bois). One guy reportedly had his gun taken away from him by another protester because they didn’t want to escalate things to gunfights, though that could easily be somebody lying to keep any militia type from meeting a black person and deciding the race war isn’t worth it.
I would actually advocate for what I like to call "counter rioting." Essentially, rioting in favor of the police and local governments. It should be up to the community to protect their neighborhoods from violence, and their property from damage. The constitution calls for a "well regulated militia." It may be time to bring that back into practice.
That's more because in such situations you can shoot to kill the enemy soldiers. Doesn't work that was with civilians. In combat scenarios people are pinned down and so using chemical weapons forces them to either try to survive the chemical weapon and suffer it's effects or run out and be killed under fire. The idea is civilians can retreat safely
I doubt the delivery drivers are saying that. More "Fuck this I'm not risking dealing with you lot trying to smash up my car just to deliver 1 order"
Just pointing out it's a bit of a more extreme claim to present it as Police broke his neck rather than Police caused his death by suffocation.
It paints a better image than strangle, and one more accurate to the brutality of the act in this case given he put his full body weight on a man’s throat for ten minutes. Don’t “well actually” a brutal murder with a brutal murderer into being ok.
No it really doesn't.
Even if the Kneeler is and the others testify against him if it ends up as him being let off somehow the anger will likely be far worse.
Thanks, I didn’t know that. You wonder if this guy would’ve done that? Or is neck breaking too far? Maybe he only breaks weaker necks? I’m glad we’re having this argument over my use of flowery language for emotional effect.
