Drunk and Pour
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So, is this an "oh fuck, we're actually the bad guys" moment? Or at least, "This looks very bad for us, better pretend some of our Twitter accounts was actually right wing agitators"? Because in real life, when your master plan has hit maximum effectiveness, you reveal it to the world, just like in the movies.Not sure if late, but my friend just showed me this:
https://twitter.com/OCAntifa/status/1267240835734663168
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Why? It's the mayors and governors that need to handle this shit, just like with covid. If Trump tried a heavy handed, top down approach, it would have been much worse for everyone involved.Trump is honestly incredibly damaging for the right wing at this point as he is letting the protests run wild to increase his chances of winning in a few months at the cost of any remaining long-term stability.
That's the problem with their demands. Just because they deem someone deserves punishment doesn't mean they do. They want a solution to a problem that doesn't necessarily exist. Cops are always going to be the bad guy to them. That's why some are calling for the abolishment of the police. Even if there is an Independent Police Oversight organization, if they conclude the cop was justified, that isn't going to placate them. It's still going to be called systematic racism and an injustice.They just want punishment to be doled out to people they deem deserve it.
That said, there are sensible reforms that could be proffered up - yet they aren't. Which is telling.
One idea would be a requirement for every state to have an Independent Police Oversight organisation. That way, if the police kill someone you can have an investigation that wouldn't have a conflict of interest.