George Floyd (II): Say His Name

[Heavencloud]

Did I misinterpret your views on the protestors?

yep, then you constructed a strawman. as i said.

[Zealot]

DIVERT DIVERT
just watch the youtube. NBC source, you'll love it.

I honestly haven't been paying attention to the conversation, I just saw you post something from Ngo.

[Yabby]

HAHAHA Antifa has brd's now. Police are FUCKED.

[Zealot]

Oh if we're talking about protests again I've already made my views clear so if it's about violence or whatever go shove it up your ass until you choke on it.

[vagus]

HAHAHA Antifa has brd's now. Police are FUCKED.

Ridill war are protesting hard with 2 signs!


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[Heavencloud]

Oh if we're talking about protests again I've already made my views clear so if it's about violence or whatever go shove it up your ass until you choke on it.

so why are you posting?

[Day]

yep, then you constructed a strawman. as i said.

is this the wall of moms

[Zealot]

so why are you posting?

Are you trying to censor my free speech? That's so dangerous for America.

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[Heavencloud]

is this the wall of moms

oh pls, dont forget the lawyers, teachers, nurses, and doctors

[Cail]

DHS compiled ‘intelligence reports’ on journalists who published leaked documents

The Department of Homeland Security has compiled “intelligence reports” about the work of American journalists covering protests in Portland, Ore., in what current and former officials called an alarming use of a government system meant to share information about suspected terrorists and violent actors.

Over the past week, the department’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis has disseminated three Open Source Intelligence Reports to federal law enforcement agencies and others, summarizing tweets written by two journalists — a reporter for the New York Times and the editor in chief of the blog Lawfare — and noting they had published leaked, unclassified documents about DHS operations in Portland. The intelligence reports, obtained by The Washington Post, include written descriptions and images of the tweets, and the number of times they had been liked or retweeted by others.

Some of the leaked DHS documents the journalists posted and wrote about revealed shortcomings in the department’s understanding of the nature of the protests in Portland, as well as techniques that intelligence analysts have used. A memo by the department’s top intelligence official, which was tweeted by the editor of Lawfare, says personnel relied on “FINTEL,” an acronym for financial intelligence, as well as “Baseball cards” of arrested protesters to try to understand their motivations and plans. Historically, military and intelligence officials have used such cards for biographical dossiers of suspected terrorists, including those targeted in lethal drone strikes.

The DHS intelligence reports, which are unclassified, are traditionally used for sharing the department’s analysis with federal law enforcement agencies, state and local officials and some foreign governments. They are not intended to disseminate information about American citizens who have no connection to terrorists or other violent actors and who are engaged in activity protected by the First Amendment, current and former officials said.

[kuronosan]

oh pls, dont forget the lawyers, teachers, nurses, and doctors

Hey nobody gives a shit about us dude. Easier to get a taco from McDonald's than PPE.

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[Outlaw]

This is probably going to stir up a hornet's nest here but..

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...nst-us/613981/

Thoughts?

[archibaldcrane]

It's fine, there's been some overreach and some unworthy casualties, and there's nothing wrong with pointing them out.

At the same time, if you are in a situation that is at a 3/10 and you want to get it to a 7/10, if you freak out every time someone pushes it to 8 you're never going to get to your goal either. Eyes on the prize, don't lose sight of proportionality for absolutism, etc etc.

Yglesias posted a similar article yesterday, zooming in on what happened to David Shor.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox...r-wasow-speech

[Mythe_Seraph]

Oh man hahahahaha. There’s people who really threaten their family by saying if you don’t go protest or donate I’m not coming to thanksgiving dinner? Pfffffhahahahahahaha my god. That’s hysterical.

[D44kpunk]

Hope no more innocent lives fall victim to the violent protests in Portland. Stay safe out there anyone in the area

[NynJa]

Oh man hahahahaha. There’s people who really threaten their family by saying if you don’t go protest or donate I’m not coming to thanksgiving dinner? Pfffffhahahahahahaha my god. That’s hysterical.

5 yrs ago this would surprise me. In 2020, I'm really not surprised.

[Meresgi]

yep, then you constructed a strawman. as i said.
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Nope pretty sure your entire view in this thread has been "Protestors are bad and murdering people, defacing federal property! Gotta send in the troops to beat them!!"

[Tomiko]

https://portlandmaine.gov/DocumentCenter/

Lets keep tabs on the arrest log and watch them conditional release violations rack up starting today.

Now I'm just confused. I thought the Portland in discussion (where the protests/riots are happening) was referring to Portland, OR. So I don't see how linking something from Portland, ME has to do with that aside from having the same city name. Do they keep arrest logs for everyone in the US or something?

[6souls]

https://portlandmaine.gov/DocumentCenter/

Lets keep tabs on the arrest log and watch them conditional release violations rack up starting today.

So we can now confirm that there are ANTIFA protests in Oregon & Maine. According to wiki, there is a lot more Portland's that they could be protesting in, but the media is keeping it hidden from us.

[Kaslo]

The truth is definitely out there.