Leave it to the meth head to incite violence against mad dog
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Leave it to the meth head to incite violence against mad dog
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Meth heads word vs my brown ass
But were in the middle of a race riot so I think I edge out, sorry bud
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Stop doing meth
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i was being racist not inciting violence pal, please recognize this in future posts so as to lambaste me properly
Doesn't matter how well you can keep up, a well placed sucker punch will still knock you out.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...-live-updates/Prosecutors in Nevada charged three alleged members of a right-wing extremist movement with terrorism offenses and other crimes Wednesday, saying they plotted to use Molotov cocktails and other explosives to spark violence at protests over the death of George Floyd.
Stephen T. Parshall, 35, Andrew Lynam, 23, and William L. Loomis, 40, were charged in federal court with conspiracy to damage and destroy by fire and explosive, and possession of an unregistered destructive device. The men also face state charges brought by local prosecutors, including conspiracy to commit an act of terrorism and providing material support for terrorism.
Prosecutors said all three were members of the “Boogaloo” movement, a radical right-wing group whose adherents openly anticipate civil war. Human rights advocates told The Washington Post they have tracked Boogaloo-related groups at 40 protests related to Floyd’s killing.
Authorities said the defendants talked about targeting various businesses and structures, including a power substation near downtown Las Vegas.
“They wanted to use the momentum of the George Floyd death in police custody in the City of Minneapolis to hopefully stir enough confusion and excitement, that others see the two explosions and police presence and begin to riot in the streets out of anger,” the criminal complaint read.
In late May, prosecutors said, they showed up to a protest in Las Vegas over Floyd’s death carrying rifles and encouraged protesters to use violence.
On May 30, the group decided to infiltrate a Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Las Vegas, prosecutors said. They met in a parking lot beforehand and allegedly started making Molotov cocktails using glass bottles, gasoline and rags.
Authorities arrested the group on the spot. They said they found in one of the vehicles a “myriad” of fireworks, firearms, cans of hairspray, gasoline and several partially assembled Molotov cocktails.
Boogaloo might be the worst name for an organized terrorist group I've ever heard.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...-live-updates/At 6:30 p.m., a half hour after curfew started, Sixx King led a thousand kneeling protesters in prayer.
“We’ll be out here tomorrow,” the organizer told the crowd, then led a chant, “When? Every day!”
King asked a nearby police officer to let the crowd disperse safely, the officer raised his hand and nodded.
The legion of protesters had marched miles through the streets Wednesday afternoon despite the 90-degree heat. At an earlier stop, near City Hall, Malik Daniels walked through the crowd of kneeling protesters with a gallon of water yelling, “If you need water, stand up!”
Daniels, a 26-year-old recent college grad, had been out on the streets protesting for the past five days — Wednesday starting at 1:00 p.m., shortly before a torrential downpour. His clothes were still soaked.
As the clock struck six, Daniels said, “As much as we hear the curfew, we’re out here for the people who have been silenced.” Drenched, sweating, “I’m fired up!” he said.
Mississippi doesn't want you to forget it exists: https://www.clarionledger.com/story/...rs/5313526002/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...-live-updates/Deputies in riot gear fired flash-bang rounds at a Raleigh bar owner as he was passing out water bottles in front of his business during Monday night’s protests, according to police and video of the scene.
Wake County sheriff’s deputies were responding to an anonymous tip that someone was giving water and other supplies to protesters when they came upon Tim Lemuel in the parking lot of Ruby Deluxe, his LGBTQ bar, sheriff’s office spokesman Eric Curry told WRAL-TV.
That’s when deputies fired the rounds at him and others, even as Lemuel repeatedly shouted that he was at his business, the video shows.
“We’re actually here for a reason,” Lemuel told WNCN CBS 17 News. “We had a right to be here. They weren’t hearing it. They were shooting.”
In the video, Lemuel is in his parking lot, where he said he and some friends handed out water bottles and granola bars. Armed deputies start advancing toward Lemuel when he shouts “This is my business” and points at the bar.
“I don’t care where you but you gotta go,” one deputy yells back as the shots are fired.
“The game is over,” the deputy yelled. “Get out!”
Curry said what deputies fired were two rounds that he called “audible distraction charges,” often referred to colloquially as flash-bangs.
Lemuel, a U.S. Army veteran, said in an interview with WRAL that deputies fired before understanding what was happening, adding that it didn’t matter if no projectiles were fired.
“People who are civilians coming out to provide medical aid shouldn’t have to wonder if it’s a real bullet or not. [They] shouldn’t be fired on by the police,” he said. “At any point, they could have walked over and said, ‘Hey, what are you guys doing?’ or ‘We have some concerns about what you’re doing.’”
Draylo says that is fine. It's only an issue when rioters hurt people, the cops are allowed to. His cousin is a hero.
Nobody should hurt anyone, but I wouldn't expect that to fit into your agenda. We all have snippets we can go back and forth on, but the majority of deaths come from the chaos so I would say that is, or was, the worst. The lives lost during that violence could have been prevented and its a shame they had nothing to do with the situation. Nobody ever said cops were perfect or aren't committing terrible acts as well during this chaos.
Sure if you want to weigh deaths against each other. More than one person has died and not only by police, so I'd say its all around bad.
The worst of all this is 4 centuries of the state still killing black men, but i wouldn't expect that to fit into your agenda.
As much as I wan tthe cops involved to be thrown in jail my inner pessimistic is telling me there is no way in hell this second degree murder charge is going to stick. I'm just trying to figure out the defense for it and I can't really see it. I highly doubt the cop intended to kill him.
I don't see how you make a legitimate defense argument when your defendant was putting pressure on a dudes neck for 9 minutes straight. Like, the only defense you have to play is the your guy is a moron card to get criminal negligence.
Am I on block? I think I'm on block. Either that or I leaped into the same fucking topic responses where Draylo is legitimately trying to equate murder by cop and subsequent police brutality with death by riot.
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