I just want to be clear that there are mobs of Antifa roaming the streets in Portland ambushing cops, is that true?
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Ok, well that seems like something local law enforcement should address.
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Regarding the federal agents/troops possibly coming to Chicago, this comes out just one day after the president of the chicago FOP felated the President via an open letter for federal aid.![]()
https://news.yahoo.com/st-louis-coup...205432913.html
The St Louis couple has been charged with felony unlawful use of a weapon. The Missouri governor has already said he plans to pardon them.
lookin like a fool with ya cunt on the ground
Trying to wreck homes instead of local businesses
police brutality protests over the mistreatment of people of color have devolved into white women doing nude photoshoots and showing their hoo ha to the police for clout truly a hell world
Its Wynona Ryder doing her special talent.
Ya'll should be banned just for not being able to come up with "Flash Vag, Not Badge"
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/20/u...ase-names.html
Mr. Trump, who has positioned himself against a growing movement for racial justice, renewed his veto threat in an interview aired Sunday. Mr. Trump told Fox News’s Chris Wallace that he rejected the counsel of military leaders like Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who has called for taking “a hard look” at changing the names of the bases.
“We won two world wars, two world wars, beautiful world wars that were vicious and horrible, and we won them out of Fort Bragg,” Mr. Trump said. “We won them out of all of these forts, and now they want to throw those names away.”
On Monday, Senator James M. Inhofe of Oklahoma, the Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, batted away the prospect of a veto showdown.
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, told The Wall Street Journal last week that he would not block the effort to rename the bases, and in an interview with a Louisville radio station, he said he didn’t “have any problem” with renaming the bases for “people who didn’t rebel against the country.” He has urged the president not to veto the bill.
“The issue of Army bases being named after Confederate generals is a legitimate concern in the times in which we live,” said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina. “I’m OK with a process that the Senate came up with. And there’s a lot of good things in this bill.”
'Beautiful world wars' is exactly the amount of fucking moronic I have come to expect from this President.
He has the best words.