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"there will be more violence than ever this year. the whites better understand it while there is still time. black people at the mass level are ready to act" - Krazy Keith Ellison
And Democrat Amy KlobucharWho is defending what was done to Floyd?Many officers are speaking out and saying that what was done to Floyd is never justified.
We have to make sure all officers understand that.
"The restraint was necessary........"
Did you miss that?
The handcuffing may have been necessary. Taking him to the ground may have been necessary. Placing the officer's knee on the neck was absolutely not necessary.
We agree. "The restraint" was not necessary. So then one needs to ask why it happened.
It seems that individual former policeman has an issue with use of force.
One of the other officers was sued for knocking someone's teeth out while handcuffed.
He got away with it.
That is on the Minneapolis Police Department. The guy who had the knee on the neck had 17 complaints. THAT is also on the MPD.
And Democrat Amy KlobucharWho is defending what was done to Floyd?Many officers are speaking out and saying that what was done to Floyd is never justified.
We have to make sure all officers understand that.
"The restraint was necessary........"
Did you miss that?
The handcuffing may have been necessary. Taking him to the ground may have been necessary. Placing the officer's knee on the neck was absolutely not necessary.
We agree. "The restraint" was not necessary. So then one needs to ask why it happened.
It seems that individual former policeman has an issue with use of force.
One of the other officers was sued for knocking someone's teeth out while handcuffed.
He got away with it.
That is on the Minneapolis Police Department. The guy who had the knee on the neck had 17 complaints. THAT is also on the MPD.
as the states AG refuse to prosecute Derek Chauvin years back when he was accused of another murder That is on her
Could you explain the convoluted airhead reasoning that you used to come to that stupid ridiculous conclusion?Of course, like most piece of shit easily brainwashed Democrats, the OP is lying. Trump made no such threat.
But the OP is too fucking stupid to know that. After all, his IQ is only in the 70-85 range. He's a dumbass.
". . . when the looting starts, the shooting starts" is a very real threat to the protestors.
So riots by privileged white kids in minority neighborhoods is the solution? Bunch of assholes that should be shot on sight.Who is defending what was done to Floyd?Many officers are speaking out and saying that what was done to Floyd is never justified.
We have to make sure all officers understand that.
"The restraint was necessary........"
Did you miss that?
The handcuffing may have been necessary. Taking him to the ground may have been necessary. Placing the officer's knee on the neck was absolutely not necessary.
We agree. "The restraint" was not necessary. So then one needs to ask why it happened.
It seems that individual former policeman has an issue with use of force.
One of the other officers was sued for knocking someone's teeth out while handcuffed.
He got away with it.
That is on the Minneapolis Police Department. The guy who had the knee on the neck had 17 complaints. THAT is also on the MPD.
Send in the Marines and bayonet every Goddam man, woman and child. I would fuck with your bullshit for about 30 seconds."there will be more violence than ever this year. the whites better understand it while there is still time. black people at the mass level are ready to act" - Krazy Keith Ellison
So riots by privileged white kids in minority neighborhoods is the solution? Bunch of assholes that should be shot on sight.Who is defending what was done to Floyd?Many officers are speaking out and saying that what was done to Floyd is never justified.
We have to make sure all officers understand that.
"The restraint was necessary........"
Did you miss that?
The handcuffing may have been necessary. Taking him to the ground may have been necessary. Placing the officer's knee on the neck was absolutely not necessary.
We agree. "The restraint" was not necessary. So then one needs to ask why it happened.
It seems that individual former policeman has an issue with use of force.
One of the other officers was sued for knocking someone's teeth out while handcuffed.
He got away with it.
That is on the Minneapolis Police Department. The guy who had the knee on the neck had 17 complaints. THAT is also on the MPD.
Now we know he didn't kill Floyd. We need a trial to determine the correct theory to convict him.George, a convicted felon, would be alive today if the asshole hadn't tried to steal money from a Black owned business.
Just shows you how stupid it is to be involved in criminal activity.
Sometimes it doesn't go the way you think it will go.
Perhaps you're right about his crime, but that particular crime should not have had a death sentence and the policeman's inept and callous application of force was criminal.
A lot of criminal activity may not be worthy of a "death sentence" but shit happens when you break the law and try to steal things.
My point is that had the convicted felon not chose to commit a crime he would be alive today.
He wouldn't have been confronted by the police had he just went to the store to buy some Dr Pepper.
We have no clue if he had committed a crime. He was accused by the store owner but that doesn't mean he did it.
They had the right to stop him and get his information but really, until they investigated and determined an actual crime happened they had no right to arrest him.
The prosecutor initially said they had to perform an investigation before any arrests of the police officers could be made and that might take nine months to a year.
Seems it took 4 days. It wouldn't have if not for the violence.
Same with the officer who allegedly killed floyd? He was charged but that doesn't mean he did it?
What changes, dingdong?How much more time are we willing to let pass without change? HOW MUCH MORE TIME? ⠀
a crime is a crime. if a black man had committed it he would have been locked up the same day
NO JUSTICE? NO PEACE! NO JUSTICE? NO PEACE! NO JUSTICE? NO PEACE! NO JUSTICE? NO PEACE!
Now we know he didn't kill Floyd. We need a trial to determine the correct theory to convict him.George, a convicted felon, would be alive today if the asshole hadn't tried to steal money from a Black owned business.
Just shows you how stupid it is to be involved in criminal activity.
Sometimes it doesn't go the way you think it will go.
Perhaps you're right about his crime, but that particular crime should not have had a death sentence and the policeman's inept and callous application of force was criminal.
A lot of criminal activity may not be worthy of a "death sentence" but shit happens when you break the law and try to steal things.
My point is that had the convicted felon not chose to commit a crime he would be alive today.
He wouldn't have been confronted by the police had he just went to the store to buy some Dr Pepper.
We have no clue if he had committed a crime. He was accused by the store owner but that doesn't mean he did it.
They had the right to stop him and get his information but really, until they investigated and determined an actual crime happened they had no right to arrest him.
The prosecutor initially said they had to perform an investigation before any arrests of the police officers could be made and that might take nine months to a year.
Seems it took 4 days. It wouldn't have if not for the violence.
Same with the officer who allegedly killed floyd? He was charged but that doesn't mean he did it?
Now we know he didn't kill Floyd. We need a trial to determine the correct theory to convict him.George, a convicted felon, would be alive today if the asshole hadn't tried to steal money from a Black owned business.
Just shows you how stupid it is to be involved in criminal activity.
Sometimes it doesn't go the way you think it will go.
Perhaps you're right about his crime, but that particular crime should not have had a death sentence and the policeman's inept and callous application of force was criminal.
A lot of criminal activity may not be worthy of a "death sentence" but shit happens when you break the law and try to steal things.
My point is that had the convicted felon not chose to commit a crime he would be alive today.
He wouldn't have been confronted by the police had he just went to the store to buy some Dr Pepper.
We have no clue if he had committed a crime. He was accused by the store owner but that doesn't mean he did it.
They had the right to stop him and get his information but really, until they investigated and determined an actual crime happened they had no right to arrest him.
The prosecutor initially said they had to perform an investigation before any arrests of the police officers could be made and that might take nine months to a year.
Seems it took 4 days. It wouldn't have if not for the violence.
Same with the officer who allegedly killed floyd? He was charged but that doesn't mean he did it?
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz echoed this sentiment in a press conference on Saturday alleging that the demonstrations that caused so much damage included provocateurs, likely from outside the area. At the same press conference, Saint Paul Mayor Melvin Carter stated, “Every single person we arrested last night was from out of state.” State officials said around 80 percent of those arrested in the Twin Cities on Friday were from outside Minnesota.
The demographics of a largely white, young, and destructive group fit more with a movement known as accelerationists than Black Lives Matter.
The accelerationists, if you have never heard the term, are an extreme subset of white nationalism whose goal is to bring about chaos and destruction. The basic tenet of accelerationism argues that since Western governments are inherently corrupt, the best (and only) thing supremacists can do is to accelerate the end of society by sowing chaos and aggravating political tensions. “Accelerationist ideas have been cited in mass shooters’ manifestos — explicitly, in the case of the New Zealand killer — and are frequently referenced in white supremacist web forums and chat rooms,” Zack Beauchamp explained.
White Supremacists pretending to host a protest to honor Floyd George on Facebook to whip up violence in San Diego were posted on Black Lives Matter-San Diego social media, warning people not to go and that it was a white supremacist-organized rally. People attending demonstrations remarked on the fact that the demographics were wrong in places like Oakland, where the majority of the destruction was perpetrated by young, Caucasian men, and has inspired not just people on social media but reporting in the mainstream media to properly question whether this is a form of infiltration by outside extremist elements.
Far-Right Infiltrators and Agitators in George Floyd Protests: Indicators of White Supremacists
Regarding the armed neo-Nazi invasion of Chalottesville, Trump opined, "You also had people that were very fine people, on both sides.
Blacks should understand that they are 12% of the population. There are millions of fed up whites looking for any excuse."there will be more violence than ever this year. the whites better understand it while there is still time. black people at the mass level are ready to act" - Krazy Keith Ellison
The demographics of a largely white, young, and destructive group fit more with a movement known as accelerationists than Black Lives Matter.
The accelerationists, if you have never heard the term, are an extreme subset of white nationalism whose goal is to bring about chaos and destruction.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz echoed this sentiment in a press conference on Saturday alleging that the demonstrations that caused so much damage included provocateurs, likely from outside the area. At the same press conference, Saint Paul Mayor Melvin Carter stated, “Every single person we arrested last night was from out of state.” State officials said around 80 percent of those arrested in the Twin Cities on Friday were from outside Minnesota.
The demographics of a largely white, young, and destructive group fit more with a movement known as accelerationists than Black Lives Matter.
The accelerationists, if you have never heard the term, are an extreme subset of white nationalism whose goal is to bring about chaos and destruction. The basic tenet of accelerationism argues that since Western governments are inherently corrupt, the best (and only) thing supremacists can do is to accelerate the end of society by sowing chaos and aggravating political tensions. “Accelerationist ideas have been cited in mass shooters’ manifestos — explicitly, in the case of the New Zealand killer — and are frequently referenced in white supremacist web forums and chat rooms,” Zack Beauchamp explained.
White Supremacists pretending to host a protest to honor Floyd George on Facebook to whip up violence in San Diego were posted on Black Lives Matter-San Diego social media, warning people not to go and that it was a white supremacist-organized rally. People attending demonstrations remarked on the fact that the demographics were wrong in places like Oakland, where the majority of the destruction was perpetrated by young, Caucasian men, and has inspired not just people on social media but reporting in the mainstream media to properly question whether this is a form of infiltration by outside extremist elements.
Far-Right Infiltrators and Agitators in George Floyd Protests: Indicators of White Supremacists
Regarding the armed neo-Nazi invasion of Chalottesville, Trump opined, "You also had people that were very fine people, on both sides.
