U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers

[jje100010001]

The problem will lie in ANTIFA and BLM people trying to keep conservatives away from the polls. But that's assuming the the polls will be opened this year.

We might ending up just mailing the ballots in, but knowing how insane these people are, they might go around hijacking mail trucks, find the ballots and burn only the Republican ones or those who voted for Trump.

Hopefully it won't come to that, but human stupidity knows no limits.

The issue is that unless there's widespread Antifa/BLM entrenchment inside voting offices, there's no guarantee that they'll be able to turn people away with it immediately becoming apparent. Furthermore, voting is anonymous all but the most compromised of circumstances.

Mail-in votes are a far greater threat due to the break in custody, IMO.

 

[EmuWarsVeteran]

Which is hilarious because that's literally what happened. The police didn't arrest the mob tearing down statues and beating people, they arrested the group trying to defend the law and property. Now you have a group of patriots that could have been invaluable in the coming months/years, all going to jail over a statue. The enemy doesn't fear you taking the streets to "protect" the very police and system that is going to arrest and dispossess you. They fear you peacefully organizing and networking with like minded individuals across the country and waiting for their own creation to tear itself apart. Nothing about what's happening in democrat cities is sustainable. Better to be prepared and organized for what's coming on the other side of their inevitable collapse than sitting in jail.

It's horrific for our people and cultural treasures currently stuck behind enemy lines, but there's nothing that can be done for them presently. Sometimes you just have to suck it up and live under occupation. If our side is smart, hopefully it will be temporary.

Counterpoint: a dremmel, a coat hanger, extra magazines, a good hiding spot, an end to this madness. For legal reasons that's a joke in minecraft.

Apparently, I just discovered that the milkshakes the cops drink contained a “bleach-like” substance along with a “clump of something”. Any Kiwis in the food industry, do you use any “bleach-like” chemicals to clean milkshake and/or beverage machines? Any other theories, Kiwis?

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Bleach is used as a disinfectant in many parts of the food industry in safe concentrations and protocols. But if the trace left on the product is enough to be detected, those were not safe concentrations and protocols.

Also there are edible bleaching agents. Again in safe concentrations. Those are for instance the ones used to purify water.

I've not read the book but I have seen the very good 1984 movie with John Hurt.

I watched it as a teen, in the year 2005, it scared the living shit out me, it's one of the rare pieces of media that feels like it's giving you a dose of unvarnished truth, I didn't understand it at the time because being a teenager in the 2000s I was of course applying it to Dubya and the Republicans, but I think back to that scene where Winston Smith flashes back to the time he tried to sleep with a dirty, downtrodden prostitute and the sick feeling it gave me in my stomach due to the utter bleakness of that world.

And again, even though I didn't really understand it, I still got the feeling that I was being given an unvarnished dose of truth.



I have read Brave New World, that one's interesting because it's the "nice" version of 1984, where people are controlled through pleasure and not fear and pain, but it's also upsetting how utterly mindless everyone is and how soulless everything is, it's a world of pleasure but no true passion or joy.

Brave New World is clearly what they're hoping for, but I fear that we would instead wind up with 1984, neither scenario are good although Brave New World is the lesser of two evils, as a world of mindless pleasure but no true passion or joy is still better than a world of endless misery and pain.

But still, neither world is one I want to live in.



This is not a good thing, the Nazis were not good guys, fascism is not a good thing.

But it's clear now that fascism is just a side effect of communism, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, when communism springs up you sometimes get fascism as a defense mechanism but the end result is everyone winds up in a world of shit and freedom, which is what my Founding Fathers fought for, takes a holiday.

My question is just what the hell happened to the decent America of 20 years ago? How have we fallen this hard this fast? 20 years is a while but it isn't that long a period of time, it boggles the mind.

I remember the America of my childhood, 20 years ago and before, it was a paradise compared to the nightmare we have today, where did it all go so wrong?

When in doubt. Blame Woodrow Wilson. Honestly that guy fucked the political landscape so hard that it was probably him anyway. Asshole single handedly destroyed most of the planet's values and gave rise to the USSR and WW2. It just can't get any worse than that.

 

[Fliddaroonie]

As a white man whose entire family immigrated after the abolition of slavery, what excuse will they use to force me to pay for something that my family wasn't involved with?

You shouldn't have to anyways. What sort of batshit infuckingsane group teaches people that atoning for the sins of their forebears rest upon their shoulders?



I do not give a single solitary flying fuck about slavery that ended nearly two centuries back. I could not care less, where, in a world, we have the shit we buy from China comes form forced labour camps, when in the middle east there's castrated men being sold as slaves, when in India the fucking appalling caste system stull exists and when all through the EU the wealtheir countries have a native population so fucking lazy, fat, and spoiled they ship in, en masse, people from less wealthy countries to do their shitty, dirty work




Biggest slapfight I've had with all this was with a friend who has a huge collection of those fucking spastic fodder funko pops. I despise those things, Plastic shite, made by slaves. And there he is, someone who has never even dated outside his own ethnic group, raging about racism and slavery, being a good little white boy, talking about reparations while his own lifestyle is that of mindless, stupid vacuous consumer.



Fuck reparations, fuck paying them. Until we've addressed slavery that goes on now, people in the US can sit down, shut the fuck up and wait their turn. their busted feefees come way below real world priorities.

 

[deeplyhigh]

Your grandma sounds BASED.

It’s a more common sentiment among Hispanics who immigrated here legally than you might think. My partner’s father fought in Vietnam for the U.S., lost his home country’s citizenship for that, and was granted U.S. citizenship for his contributions. He also despises people who immigrate illegally.

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Well that's an oddly specific number, what's going on in here?

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Spoiler: I ain't reading all this shit

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Crossposting from the antifa thread -
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2 negroes, 3 spics, at least 2 happy merchants, and Rory looks like a pedo.

https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/who-we-are-1

http://archive.vn/2KPvN

Oh look, they're allied with the National Lwayers Guild, which we've established are a bunch of Marxists.
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"Lol, no refunds, suckers!"

Minnesota Freedom Fund

minnesotafreedomfund.org

http://archive.vn/NTTQo

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Now I have to decide whether or not to anonymously rub my company‘s face in this considering they immediately pushed the Minnesota Freedom Fund as a donation fund.

The Tony Williams mentioned from Reclaim the Block is the same Tony Williams I posted awhile back. He is the person in the middle of the bottom row of that stupid Disband the Police sketch from MPD150 as well. He’s been a “community organizer“ for years and has no other income. He is a male feminist, surprise! He is a cohost of a podcast with a local rapper on masculinity.

The guy in the middle of the bottom row is mixed. This is him:
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[Thatonedude]

On my phone so bare with me lmao

Raz been handing out guns to his people, when does he go full General ButtNaked?

 

[BillyGoat2]

Sloppy work, Mossad China

well, its better than when the JIDF forgot to remove Hebrew text from their file names in /pol/ raids

 

[IamnottheNSA]

Like this protest from yesterday in NYC?
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#blacktranslivesmatter

Is this how Occupy died?

 

[The Last Stand]

On my phone so bare with me lmao

Raz been handing out guns to his people, when does he go full General ButtNaked?

From the back of his Tesla...

Yet nobody wants to mess with it. Because he's a "leader" but random people are fair game.

 

[Observotron]

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https://www.foxnews.com/us/new-york-cuomo-de-blasio-coronavirus-discrimination-lawsuit

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NYC detectives' union vows to sue violent protesters since district attorney won't act

Members of the NYPD detectives union are "very frustrated" that the state's district attorney will not prosecute assaults on detectives by rioters and demonstrators protesting police brutality and the death of George Floyd, Paul DiGiacomo -- president of the Detectives' Endowment Association...

www.foxnews.com

I can see a lot of lawsuits following if these go through. The democrats are only okay if you want to go fund- ahem I mean peacefully protest.

 

[BillyGoat2]

I'm surprised nobody has ever tossed a grenade into a crowd of these fucks. Easy scorestreak right there.

Actually, bombs, suicide vests and grenades are surprisingly ineffective in packed crowds. while the lethal radius of an avg Grenade may be up to say...30m, in a dense crowd its range is reduced to about 5-10m.
why?
Because everyone between you and the grenade acts like spaced armour.

 

[Dom Cruise]

Fun fact: Ragtime came from white culture. It might have been invented by Scott Joplin, but it was because Scott Joplin had gone to the world's fair and heard John Philip Sousa's brass band playing and was amazed by the "Oom-Pah" bass of the low brass and wanted to try to recreate that on piano. Ragtime was Scott Joplin's attempt to bring the huge brass band sound to piano.

There's a great book that makes black people foam at the mouth called "Lost Chords: White Musicians and their contribution to Jazz". I remember when it came out like 20 years ago and the black music community flipped the fuck out. Every famous black Jazz musician would talk shit about it any chance they got. Some reporter had asked Wynton Marsalis what he thought and he said the book didn't deserve the "dignity of a response". But the fact is, you go back to the beginnings of Jazz, and it turns out that white people were just as responsible for the formation and direction of Jazz's beginnings as black people were. I wonder if it's even in print anymore..

Found it!

https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Chords-Musicians-Contribution-1915-1945/dp/019514838X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3SUTFK5Q9TJM2&dchild=1&keywords=lost+chords+white+musicians+and+their+contribution+to+jazz&qid=1592307564&sprefix=lost+chords%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-1

Lol even the copy is great -

"Too many jazz fans and critics--and even some jazz musicians--still contend that white players have contributed little of substance to the music; that even, with every white musician removed from the canon, the history and nature of jazz would remain unchanged. Now, with Lost Chords, musician-historian Richard M. Sudhalter challenges this narrow view, with a book that pays definitive tribute to a generation of white jazz players, many unjustly forgotten--while never scanting the role of the great black pioneers. "

Although it also says: " Greeted enthusiastically by the jazz community upon its original publication," which is complete bullshit lol. When this came out famous black jazz musicians hollered non-stop about how this book was racist by just existing and was trying to undo the legacy of jazz belonging to solely blacks.

Also a fun fact - the first ever Jazz recording ever made in history was a totally white band. This is something Herbie Hancock still seethes over and if he talks jazz history at some point he starts bitching about this and cries racism even though plenty of black blues musicians were being recorded back then.

Pretty weird that they would take that attitude rather than looking at jazz as an example when diversity, blacks and whites collaborating on something together, led to something good.

 

[The golden neckbeard]

Is this how Occupy died?

No.

Trans wasnt a thing in 2009 and bullqueers were still ridiculed by society in large at the time. And there were only 2 genders.

The country was also 7% more white

This is how far we have fallen in just 11 years

 

[Made In China]

Actually, bombs, suicide vests and grenades are surprisingly ineffective in packed crowds. while the lethal radius of an avg Grenade may be up to say...30m, in a dense crowd its range is reduced to about 5-10m.
why?
Because everyone between you and the grenade acts like spaced armour.

Wtf my video games lied to me

 

[Balr0g]

Actually, bombs, suicide vests and grenades are surprisingly ineffective in packed crowds. while the lethal radius of an avg Grenade may be up to say...30m, in a dense crowd its range is reduced to about 5-10m.
why?
Because everyone between you and the grenade acts like spaced armour.

Nothing beats a truck of Peace.

 

[Wy4M]

Ah. So we have hit the point where Antifa and BLM and the Virtue Spiral has gone too far -- literally trying to murder cops by poisoning them. Maybe this will stunt the horde and break the spiral.

fyi - via this link you can retrieve all archived url's

http://archive.is/https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/*

I noticed that there was a shift of some team members between 29 May - 6 June 2020. That's just a week!
Left side of the table below holds the members archived on 29 May; the right side holds the members archived on 6 June 2020
Page: https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/team

30 May 2020, 7 members: http://archive.md/VikrT	6 June 2020, 8 members: http://archive.md/aF45V
Tonja Honsey, Executive Director	Tonja Honsey, Executive Director
Greg Lewin, Board President	Greg Lewin, Board President
Jeff Strier, <No function mentioned>
Michael Friedman, Board Member	Michael Friedman, Board Member
Steve Boland, Treasurer	Steve Boland, Treasurer
Simon Cecil, Founder	Simon Cecil, Founder
Octavia Smith, Emeritus Board President
	Laura Jones, Board Secretary
	Jared Mollenkof, Board Member Mirella Ceja-Orozco, Board Member Evan Tsai, Board Member

(Edit: posted wrong pic. seems here are also some others names then mentioned in the table)
http://archive.md/ZmPqa - will update later!


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Edit: They have been scrubbing a lot of pages but there is still some in google cache:

Minnesota Freedom Fund

archived 16 Jun 2020 13:23:43 UTC

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Soros Justice Fellowships

Open Society-U.S.’s Soros Justice Fellowships fund outstanding individuals to undertake projects that advance reform, spur debate, and catalyze change on a range of issues facing the U.S. criminal justice system.

www.opensocietyfoundations.org

Soros Justice Fellowships - Open Society Foundations

archived 16 Jun 2020 13:41:39 UTC

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Some more info about Tonja / Tonya Honsey:

Her record also includes charges for check forgery and theft. Her most serious drug crime was in Freeborn County: a 2002 conviction for second-degree controlled substance, after a clandestine meth lab bust near Maple Island.

Tonja Honsey, the first formerly incarcerated woman to be appointed to the state’s sentencing guidelines commission, was photographed at Fueled Collective in Minneapolis on Wednesday, May 1, 2019.
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She spent parts of each of her three pregnancies in a jail cell, at one point falling seriously ill while more than four months pregnant with her youngest child. Later, after the boy's birth, Honsey said she spent another 12 months in custody as she awaited sentencing and could interact with her child only by phone. He was then only 18 months old.
When they reunited, Honsey said, he didn't recognize her until she serenaded him with her version of "You Are My Sunshine."

https://www.startribune.com/incarceration-survivor-vows-to-add-missing-perspective-to-minnesota-s-sentencing-commission/509557792/

State's sentencing commission gaining new perspective - StarTribune.c…

archived 16 Jun 2020 11:09:30 UTC

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So they spent a whopping 200 thousand from those 35 million dollars. That's about 0.57%

And it seems they're going for 50 million!

 

[haurchefant]

who had money on the Minnesota freedom fund being an obvious scam from the self interested political activists who care enough to ruin lives but not inconvenience their own? well you win

lol I unfollowed various internet personalities because they bragged about donating to this, wonder how much egg they have on their faces rn

 

[DavieJones714]

Hwhitey we COMIMG to claim back which is OURS.

https://youtu.be/zXMhnYNzWaM

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Good thing we already had music. Like this:


And since Blues wouldn't be Blues without the struggle, you're welcome.

 

[AnitaSarsleezian]

Ooooo, what happened?

they paid 200k out of 33 million raised and theres people angry on twitter

Even better was releasing a statement saying, "Thank you but we never asked for this" and then deleting the "About us" page from the website hoping no one knows who they are. Fun times.

Actually, bombs, suicide vests and grenades are surprisingly ineffective in packed crowds. while the lethal radius of an avg Grenade may be up to say...30m, in a dense crowd its range is reduced to about 5-10m.
why?
Because everyone between you and the grenade acts like spaced armour.

Exactly. Hence the old trope of your buddy throwing himself on the grenade to save the platoon.

Pretty weird that they would take that attitude rather than looking at jazz as an example when diversity, blacks and whites collaborating on something together, led to something good.

Why would they? If black people promoted Jazz as music from whites and blacks who worked together, then they couldn't claim they invented everything like they love to do. The truth is, it was the white musicians who were a big driving force to end segregation in music. It was white musicians taking the heat when they willingly played with black ones at the beginning of the century back when it wasn't a good thing to be doing so.

Hell, Frank Sinatra is usually credited with ending segregation in Las Vegas when he finally put his foot down and told the casinos he would refuse to perform there anymore because they wouldn't let Sammy Davis Jr. stay in the hotels in the casinos he was performing in. Once he said that, the casinos changed their policy.

 

[Reverend]

From the back of his Tesla...

Yet nobody wants to mess with it. Because he's a "leader" but random people are fair game.

Please let him name his commandos Zulu's. I would give him all the +Likes on facebook with <3's on twitter if he did.

 

[Ihavenohands]

Oh oops