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

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It's a simple matter of risk. Any interaction can escalate in a hurry, and choosing to use deadly force on a black male is going to wind up with you getting automatically fired and having to defend a murder charge so that the city can avoid 8+ figures worth of rioting damages.
But they rioted anyway, even after the cop was arrested and charged. They carried on rioting for another whole week. There's no "placating the mob" anymore.

It's funny ... we learned the hard way on September 11, 2001 that cooperating with airplane hijackers was no guarantee that we would survive the hijacking. In fact, we've since learned that it's better to go down fighting a hijacker over control of the plane than to cooperate and risk the hijacker using the plane as a missile.

I wonder how long it's going to take whites to learn to shoot the mob instead of giving into it.
 
At least in the cities.

Again, notice how there's a lack of significant drama in the more rural areas of the country: Smattered protests, the odd arrest, but you're not hearing about bumfuck New Hampshire or rural Oklahoma going up in flames.
Almost like Democrats should never be allowed in power again or something.
 
Ghostbusters, according to the Daily Show hack whose name I can't even remember.


Apparently, Atlanta police are walking off the job in zones 3, 4, 5, and 6.
Doesn't this fucking useless nigger come from South Africa, where the police are armed and more fucked up than ours. And all these Anglos posting about their bobby don't carry guns when slowly that shit is about to change over there.
 

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At least in the cities.

Again, notice how there's a lack of significant drama in the more rural areas of the country: Smattered protests, the odd arrest, but you're not hearing about bumfuck New Hampshire or rural Oklahoma going up in flames.

They tried to start shit in a small town near me, Bethel, Ohio. Bused in a bunch of "protesters" in a town of 500 people with no history of police brutality or racial violence, since there's about maybe a dozen blacks in the area. There were some scuffles, since rural Southern Ohio has a lot less tolerance for spoiled whites trying to start shit, but nothing serious. Lots of Good ol' boys with guns tend to keep shit from exploding.
 
People seriously wanted to abolish all police when they have one of the most dangerous, vital, and noble jobs there is. You have to deal with literal shit people like the ones in the story below who won't think twice to execute someone because they were pulled over, and then beat them after shooting them. (And the other human garbage who sleep and fall in love with shit people)

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RIP

Shooting suspect's girlfriend arrested in slaying of El Paso County Deputy Peter Herrera

The girlfriend of the man charged in the shooting death of El Paso County sheriff's Deputy Peter Herrera also has been arrested and charged in his slaying, officials announced Saturday.

Arlene Piña, 20, was charged with capital murder of a peace officer and was booked Saturday into the El Paso County Jail on a $1 million bond.

Piña was the passenger in the convertible BMW 3325i that was stopped by Herrera at about 1:50 a.m. March 22, officials said. He was shot during that traffic stop, officials say.

Herrera was taken to a hospital, where he died two days later. The shooting suspect, Facundo Chavez, was arrested shortly afterward.


"At the time (of the shooting), we released the passenger, because we were not sure of her involvement in the case," Sheriff Richard Wiles said at a news conference Saturday at the El Paso County Jail. "However, after some really great detective work by our supervisors and detectives out of our Crimes Against Persons section, we were able to establish and believe that that female was actively involved — even though she didn't pull the trigger — in the death of Deputy Herrera."

Wiles said a warrant was issued Friday and Piña was arrested at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at a home in San Elizario and was booked into the El Paso County Jail.

Wiles said the investigation and arrest took a while because authorities had to clean up audio that was recorded by the police camera and the deputy's body camera and also get into her cellphone records.

"The key parts rest again in the video and audio of the body cam and the camera in the patrol vehicle. Even though at some point the individual leaves the video portion, you can still hear the audio portion," Wiles said.


A complaint affidavit supplemental report states that Herrera told Chavez to exit the car. Immediately after getting out, Chavez shot at Herrera five times at point-blank range, the supplemental report alleges.

After getting out, it says that Chavez can be heard beating Herrera. Piña then gets out and says in Spanish, "Beat that (expletive)," it states.

The supplemental report states that after several minutes, the two run back to the car and attempt to flee, but the vehicle stalls. Video shows Chavez get out and run, then Piña follows him, it states.

At 2:49 a.m., with the help of Border Patrol agents, the two were found hiding in a shed in San Elizario, the report states. They were taken to the El Paso County Sheriff's Office Major Crimes Unit at 3850 Justice Drive in far East El Paso to be interviewed.

The supplemental report states that after being read her Miranda rights, Piña claimed a third person was involved and blamed the shooting on that person. She also claimed that person assaulted her as she was dragged to the shed, then slapped her cellphone out of her hand as she tried to call 911, then took the phone.

After being told the video didn't support her story, Piña admitted she was lying and blamed the shooting on her boyfriend, Chavez, the report says. She said she saw him take a clip from the shift area of the car and insert it into a gun, which he then put in his waistband. She said he said he was going to shoot the deputy, the report states.

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Funeral services were held for Sheriff's Deputy Peter Herrera Friday. His procession lasted nearly an hour. El Paso Times

The affidavit supplemental report says that as Chavez was being booked into the El Paso County Jail in Downtown, he said he wanted to speak with Major Crimes Unit investigators.

After being taken there, he was read his Miranda rights. According to the affidavit, he told investigators that he shot Herrera because he was a felon in possession of a handgun and had an extended clip with 30 rounds. He also said that as Herrera approached, Piña grabbed his leg and said that he was the "cop" who had been harassing her.

According to the supplemental report, Herrera previously had met Piña on March 12, when he was dispatched at 2:07 a.m. to help a woman retrieve a car from Piña. The affidavit says that during that interaction, Piña gave Herrera information that her boyfriend, Chavez, was dealing drugs.

The report states that in a jail telephone call recorded April 12, Chavez said Piña was part of the crime, saying he had told her to leave but she decided to stay. He said during the assault, she tried to take Herrera's gun, the report alleges. It states dried blood on Piña's hands support Chavez's account.

The report states a forensic examination of Pina's cellphone and her cellphone call records showed she did not call 911 as she claimed in her interview, but she did make eight phone calls and sent two texts. The records indicate she was trying to get a family member to help her and Chavez escape, including sending a "pin drop" to show where the two were hiding before they were found by Border Patrol agents.
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Wiles said: "It was clear she was involved from the start. And she needs to be held accountable for that."

He added that Piña was on a five-year probation for delivery of a controlled substance at the time of her arrest. Jail records show several marijuana-related arrests.

Herrera's family, including his father, Luis Herrera, and his brother, Louie Herrera, were at the news conference but weren't ready to speak about the arrest. His widow and daughter also were present.

Wiles said he believes Piña and Chavez should both be held responsible and receive the maximum penalty.

"Quite frankly, I believe that both individuals should be subject to the death penalty because I believe strongly this is a death penalty case," he said.



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https://www.elpasotimes.com/story/n...-paso-county-deputy-peter-herrera/1177925001/
 
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At least in the cities.

Again, notice how there's a lack of significant drama in the more rural areas of the country: Smattered protests, the odd arrest, but you're not hearing about bumfuck New Hampshire or rural Oklahoma going up in flames.
I just want to point out, Detroit, Fucking Detroit has been having no real issues with any protests, What the fuck.
 
What the fuck? This chick is like the Rembrandt of makeup and angles. The faces in those two pictures look nothing alike.
 
Well, It looks like Atlanta will be in for a rough night if not nights (following the trial):

I might as well post how to pacify rioters coming to your neighborhoods.
THE SNIPER AMBUSH: THE NEW TACTIC OF CHOICE

The sniper ambush will predictably be used as a counter to rampaging mobs armed only with short- to medium-range weapons. This extremely deadly trick was developed by our war fighters in Iraq and Afghanistan, taking advantage of the significant effective range and firepower of our scoped 5.56mm rifles. Tactics such as the sniper ambush may not be seen early in the civil disorder, but they will surely arise after a steady progression of atrocities attributed to rampaging MUYs.

Street intersection flash mob riots will not be the only type of violence exploding during periods of civil disorder. As mentioned earlier, the number and ferocity of home invasions will skyrocket, and they will be very hard to defend against. Neighborhood self-defense forces will be able to protect a group of homes if they are located on cul-de-sacs or in defensible subdivisions with limited entrances, turning them overnight into fortified gated communities. Individual homes and apartment buildings located in open grid-pattern neighborhoods with outside access from many directions will be much more difficult to defend, and the home invasions will continue.

Carjacking and other forms of armed robbery will proliferate to previously unimagined levels, leading to a total loss of confidence in the government’s ability to provide security across all social lines. Stray bullets striking pedestrians or penetrating houses will take a frightening toll, even in areas previously considered to be safe. The police will be exhausted by constant riot-squad duty, and will not even respond to reports of mere individual acts of violent criminality. They will simply be overwhelmed, and will be forced to triage their responses. The wealthy, powerful and politically well-connected will demand the lion’s share of remaining police resources, further diminishing the safety of average Americans.

In that context, neighborhood self-defense forces will form the nucleus of the armed vigilante direct action groups which will spring up next in the progression. Suburban anger will continue to build against the MUYs, who are perceived to be the originators of the home invasions and gang-level armed looting raids. Survivors of street ambushes, carjackings and home invasions will tell blood-curdling tales and show horrific scars.

The neighborhood defense teams will evolve into proactive suburban armed vigilante groups (SAVs) out of a desire to preemptively take the violence to their perceived enemies, instead of passively waiting for the next home invasion or carjacking. The SAV teams will consist of the more aggressive and gung-ho members of the self-defense forces, who met and compared notes. Often they will be young men with recent combat experience in the armed forces, who will apply their military training to the new situation. Major intersections and highway interchanges where ambush riots have previously occurred will be among the SAV targets. The SAV reaction times will be measured in minutes, compared to the hours required by major police department SWAT teams and riot squads.

A SAMPLE SNIPER AMBUSH SCENARIO

When word is received that a flash mob is forming at one of their pre-reconnoitered intersections or highway interchanges, the SAV team will assemble. Sometimes cooperating police will pass tactical intel to their civilian friends on the outside. Some clever individuals will have exploited their technical know-how and military experience to build real-time intel collection tools, such as private UAVs. Police will have access to urban security camera footage showing MUYs moving barricade materials into position—a normal prerequisite to a flash mob riot intended to stop traffic. Tip-offs to the vigilantes will be common, and where the networks are still functioning, citizens may still be able to access some video feeds. Sometimes, police will even join the SAV teams, incognito and off-duty, blurring the teams into so-called “death squads.”

The operation I will describe (and it’s only one of dozens that will be tried) uses two ordinary pickup trucks and eight fighters. Two riflemen are lying prone in the back of each truck, facing rearward, with removable canvas covers concealing their presence. Their semi-automatic, scoped rifles are supported at their front ends on bipods for very accurate shooting. A row of protective sandbags a foot high is between them and the raised tailgate.

In the cab are a driver and a spotter in the passenger seat who also serves as the vehicle’s 360-degree security. The two trucks don’t ever appear on the same stretch of road, but coordinate their movements using one-word brevity codes over small FRS walkie-talkie radios. Each truck has a series of predetermined elevated locations where the intersection in question will lie between 200 and 500 yards away. Each truck is totally nondescript and forgettable, the only detail perhaps being the non-MUY ethnicity of the suburbanite driver and spotter driving relatively near to a riot in progress.

By the time the two SAV pickup trucks arrive at their firing positions on different streets and oriented ninety degrees to one another, the flash mob riot is in full swing. A hundred or more of the rampaging youths are posturing and throwing debris into traffic in order to intimidate some cars into stopping. The riflemen in the backs of the pickups are waiting for this moment and know what to expect, trusting their spotters and drivers to give them a good firing lane. The spotters in each truck issue a code word on their radios when they are in final position. The tailgates are swung down, and the leader among the riflemen initiates the firing. All-around security is provided by the driver and spotter.

Lying prone and using their bipods for support, the shooters have five to ten degrees of pan or traverse across the entire intersection. Individual rioters are clearly visible in the shooters’ magnified optical scopes. Each of the four snipers has a plan to shoot from the outside of the mob toward the middle, driving participants into a panicked mass. The left-side shooters start on the left side and work to the middle, engaging targets with rapid fire, about one aimed shot per two seconds. Since the two trucks are set at ninety degrees to one another, very complete coverage will be obtained, even among and between the stopped vehicles.

The result is a turkey shoot. One magazine of thirty aimed shots per rifle is expended in under a minute, a coded cease-fire is called on the walkie-talkies, and the trucks drive away at the speed limit. The canvas covering the truck beds contains the shooters’ spent brass. If the trucks are attacked from medium or close range, the canvas can be thrown back and the two snipers with their semi-automatic rifles or carbines will add their firepower to that of the driver and spotter.

Back at the intersection, complete panic breaks out among the rioters as a great number of bullets have landed in human flesh. Over a score have been killed outright, and many more scream in pain for medical attention they will not receive in time. The sniper ambush stops the flash mob cold in its tracks as the uninjured flee in terror, leaving their erstwhile comrades back on the ground bleeding. The commuters trapped in their vehicles may have an opportunity to escape.

This type of sniper ambush and a hundred variations on the theme will finally accomplish what the police could not: put an end to mobs of violent rioters making the cities through-streets and highways impassible killing zones. Would-be rioters will soon understand it to be suicidal to cluster in easily visible groups and engage in mob violence, as the immediate response could come at any time in the form of aimed fire from hundreds of yards away. Even one rifleman with a scoped semi-auto can break up a medium-sized riot.

Many citizens will take to carrying rifles and carbines in their vehicles, along with their pistols, so that if their cars are trapped in an ambush they will have a chance to fight their way out. If their vehicle is stopped outside the immediate area of the flash mob, they will be able to direct accurate fire at the rioters from a few hundred yards away. Inside the fatal hundred-yard radius, unlucky suburbanite drivers and passengers pulled from their cars will still be brutally violated, but the occurrences of large mob-driven street ambushes will be much less frequent once long-range retaliation becomes a frequent expectation.
 
well, what's there to burn down?
Hah.

But to be honest Detroit in the past few years has been patching up its wounds, demoing burnout/abonded houses and such, and there has been some investment going on in there with some larger companies, to the point that there are complaints about gentrification.
 
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