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

[spiritofamermaid]

Morning! Has Atlanta burned down yet?

Not that I know of, there's definitely an eerie feeling. Anticipation, like waiting for a bomb to go off or something. At least for me.

I have some coworkers in Atlanta, couldn't get ahold of them last night but will try to check up on them today.

 

[Too Many Catgirls]

i thought you were a lefty. you don't know their lexicon?

@The Last Stand is not a lefty. He's a troll pretending to be whatever contrarian position a topic needs. Dude reached just a bit too far the other day and I finally figured it out.

 

[General Disarray]

The only half-decent slam poem I've ever heard was the one about Wile E. Coyote, because it wasn't some dumbass political screed and actually had a few unexpected, emotionally resonant bits. Doesn't save slam poetry as a whole, though.

Does the Townson Debate Team count as slam poetry?

 

[Sneed's Feed And Seed]

Spoiler: Live feed from atlanta pd hq

 

[NyQuilninja]

Speaking of gender-neutral, have the BLMs forbidden that we call eletrical things "male/female"? Because I saw one shop changed everything and they just use "plug/socket" now. Is there a new name for white noise too? Can shit be still brown? are colours legal or we have to use wavelengths?

@NyQuilninja the photo of the sambess hurt my brain, I used a phone and it was really very near, I hope to unsee it with time.

 

[spiritofamermaid]

@The Last Stand is not a lefty. He's a troll pretending to be whatever contrarian position a topic needs. Dude reached just a bit too far the other day and I finally figured it out.

Aw that stinks, we need a normie/lefty position here that isn't a troll so that it doesn't become an echo chamber.

 

[Ethereal Eye]

The American education system doesn't teach the history of the Soviet Union, The People's Republic of China or the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. Most of the top commies were psychopaths and sexual sadists. Stalin's right hand man, Lavrentiy Beria, was an out and out serial killer who would prowl the streets of Moscow with his bodyguards, kidnap underage girls, brutally rape and torture them to death and have their bodies buried in his garden. Mao was a pedophile who enjoyed raping pre-pubescent virgins. The biographies of the commie greats are a collection of weirdness and sociopathy.

Communism was an abject and unmitigated disaster in the 20th century which led to the murder and starvation of hundreds of millions of people. No one who spends more than 5 minutes examining it's history could possibly think otherwise. So what type of person would be attracted to it? The type of person who can only achieve personal gratification through the subjugation and humiliation of others. It's pure evil, true Satanism. Anyone who espouses Marxism is either a retard or enjoyed drowning cats when they were children.

Any books you suggest that detail their lives? Im interested.

 

[NevskyProspekt]

Does the Townson Debate Team count as slam poetry?

WTF she's skipping harder than a scratched-up CD

 

[fat ugly sped]

Morning! Has Atlanta burned down yet?

Not enough angry people out in the streets for rioters to feel comfortable escalating the levels of violence and property damage. Wait until the gangs figure out what all they can get away with, the police union making some kind of official announcement about abandoning Atlanta, or an acquittal / dropping of charges against the police officer.

 

[The Last Stand]

Aw that stinks, we need a normie/lefty position here that isn't a troll so that it doesn't become an echo chamber.

Well, I still think what happened to George Floyd was fucked up. And those cops deserved to get canned.

But what happened in Atlanta doesn't apply in the same logic. I don't care about popular opinion.

 

[CashMoney!]

I'm an atheist myself, but it almost feels like the common man needs some form of religion to keep their mind occupied. Otherwise, they worship something else to fill the hole, like products, media, sports, anti racism, social justice, etc. and take it too far.

Spoiler: God sperg

You are correct. Religion teaches how to obtain a connection to The Thing. God or The Thing is deconstructed into a humanoid figure people can relate to as a starting point. Many religions talk about The Thing. The names are different according to each culture but its the same concept packaged up for each place on earth. God doesn't have to be Jesus, Allah, Vishnu, whatever. It's present even in polytheism and in religions that aren't based in godfigures. It's present in how you feel when you wake up in the morning and see the sun rise, and you know it's going to be a beautiful day.

These cunts enjoy making people hate themselves and spreading chaos so they feel powerful and Righteous as I stated at the end of my post. They've twisted what love means but those that aren't retarded know what they're up to with this bait and switch shit.

They don't want you to see the sun rise and know its a beautiful day. They want you to be afraid, cower under their influence, and betray your values. Fuck that.

 

[NyQuilninja]

Aw that stinks, we need a normie/lefty position here that isn't a troll so that it doesn't become an echo chamber.

@Tuscangardener
Is a good candidate

 

[spiritofamermaid]

Any books you suggest that detail their lives? Im interested.

There's Mao: The Unknown Story, not sure about others.

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Also just got word back from Atlanta coworkers, they are okay.

 

[Unassuming Local Guy]

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"I won't call the cops, I wear very little clothing, I most likely hate white people enough to excuse black criminals, and to top it all off I'm borderline retarded"

She might as well have written "please gang rape me".

Disclaimer: I would be horrified if this woman got gang raped. I'm just saying, actions have consequences, especially in a war zone.

 

[Sneed's Feed And Seed]

Aw that stinks, we need a normie/lefty position here that isn't a troll so that it doesn't become an echo chamber.

Donald John Trump is an aging, doddering old fool that unironically shares Joe Lieberman and Jack Thompson's views on video gaming. This fat, balding man with thinning hair and the culinary tastes of Cousin-Uncle-Nephew Cletus thinks that he could take his small hands and smaller brain and grab a married woman by the pussy because he believes women can be bought.

That said? I'm still voting for him over the guy that likes children bouncing in his lap. His words, not mine.

 

[HonsPonzud]

From one of my favorite Boomer Veteran Analyst :

-China is calling the shots :

 

[General Disarray]

ah but you see, the List of Approved Books also serves the purpose of showing what crap the library is carrying and makes you wonder, although some of the titles are enlightening:

How to be an Antiracist: don't let black people be misled into rioting, if they behave like animals they'll be treated as animals

White Fragility: react, don't let them riot

The Prejudice of Shapes: I blame the octagon for everything

So you want to talk about race? - sure, one is better and one looks like monkeys

Between the World and Me: ???

Me and White Supremacy: nice, now we can do it openly?

Just Mercy: eh too late to say that, you behaved as monkeys

Stamped: Racism, Antiracism and you: nice, people will get race stamps on their id's now?

Also the names of the authors:

Ibram X. Kendi who wrote 2 books seems like somebody who should be always randomly checked before boarding a plane

what is an "Ijeoma Oluo"? it sounds like some medical problem, like a weird eyelid infection

and a "Ta-Nehisi Coates"??? an Arab sauce?

looks like someone was very angry with the babies when they were born but imho giving the children weird names just because the mother was a whore is not fair

also "Mahogany Brown" looks like a joke. I mean, it's borderline racist: - name? mahogany brown. - Look, I didn't say that, I am not trying to insult you, I am asking just for your name. idk but "mahogany brown" is like calling someone "Guido Wop" or "Kraut Hun", not very polite.

Our library system's locations have a definite difference. For instance, the white(r) East Side library has a lot of periodicals and is just like a regular library. Go to the MLK branch, and it's all this kind of reading material, all the periodicals are geared towards blacks, and the only books I could see that I would be interested in were serial killer books. No really, they had a shit-ton of serial killer books.

If that doesn't scream "WHITE PEOPLE BAD," I don't know what does.

 

[Gustav Schuchardt]

Unless this person is greatly underreporting their awards, something stinks about that medal list. Namely having a CAR without a campaign medal (Iraq/Afghanistan). While it may be possible, it would require him to get into a fire fight first day in country, get hit and removed from country, and there is no purple heart listed. Campaigns change all the time, as theater objectives change, I got 3 campaign ribbons from 1 stint in Afghanistan at one point.

He also supports CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood. Open Society Foundation employees were campaigning for him. How ridiculous that this was allowed to happen.

Maybe he got his Afghanistan medals from the Taliban.

Sounds like they are abusing the 230 protection by not applying to other websites. Someone should take it away for them too.

I bet if I asked a Freikorp member in 1918 about CDA S 230 they'd be more on the 'SHOOT COMMIES IN THE FACE LMAO' side of the argument than the "In the early 1990s, the Internet became more widely adopted and created means for users to engage in forums and other user-generated content. While this helped to expand the use of the Internet, it also resulted in a number of legal cases putting service providers at fault for the content generated by its users. This concern was raised by legal challenges against CompuServe and Prodigy, early service providers at this time.[10] CompuServe stated they would not attempt to regulate what users posted on their services, while Prodigy had employed a team of moderators to validate content. Both faced legal challenges related to content posted by their users. In Cubby, Inc. v. CompuServe Inc., CompuServe was found not be at fault as, by its stance as allowing all content to go unmoderated, it was a distributor and thus not liable for libelous content posted by users. However, Stratton Oakmont, Inc. v. Prodigy Services Co. found that as Prodigy had taken an editorial role with regard to customer content, it was a publisher and legally responsible for libel committed by customers.[11][a] Service providers made their Congresspersons aware of these cases, believing that if upheld across the nation, it would stifle the growth of the Internet. United States Representative Christopher Cox (R-CA) had read an article about the two cases and felt the decisions were backwards. "It struck me that if that rule was going to take hold then the internet would become the Wild West and nobody would have any incentive to keep the internet civil," Cox stated.[12] At the time, Congress was preparing the Communications Decency Act (CDA), part of the omnibus Telecommunications Act of 1996, which was designed to make knowingly sending indecent or obscene material to minors a criminal offense. A version of the CDA had passed through the Senate pushed by Senator J. James Exon.[13] A grassroots effort in the tech industry reacted to try to convince the House of Representatives to challenge Exon's bill. Based on the Stratton Oakmont decision, Congress recognized that by requiring service providers to block indecent content would make them be treated as publishers in context of the First Amendment and thus become liable for other illegal content such as libel, not set out in the existing CDA.[10] Cox and fellow Representative Ron Wyden (D-OR) wrote the House bill's section 509, titled the Internet Freedom and Family Empowerment Act, designed to override the decision from Stratton Oakmont, so that service providers could moderate content as necessary and did not have to act as a wholly neutral conduit. The new Act was added the section while the CDA was in conference within the House. The overall Telecommunications Act, with both Exon's CDA and Cox/Wyden's provision, passed both Houses by near-unanimous votes and signed into law by President Bill Clinton by February 1996.[14] Cox/Wyden's section was codified as Section 230 in Title 47 of the US Code. The anti-indecency portion of the CDA was immediately challenged on passage, resulting in the Supreme Court 1997 case, Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union, that ruled all of the anti-indecency sections of the CDA were unconstitutional, but left Section 230 as law.[15]" side of the argument

 

[Too Many Catgirls]

Are there any Atlanta riots? Or at least, happenings on stream?

Despite the lack of police it seems eerily quiet.

As soon as the police pulled out, the instigators probably told all of their people to pull out as well to create an illusion that the police are not necessary.

After a few days with no police, real criminals (those not backed by a 501(c)3 organization) will start to take advantage of the situation.

 

[Reverend]

Anyone have a full list of cities that were impacted by the riots with any type of projected costs of repair or damages. Beforei go full Rainman Autistic with analytics I thought someone else might have done the work already.