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

[Evo]

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https://archive.ph/YtrW1
Wypipo at it again.

Spoiler: Pics

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Probably not last time these guys popped up a lot of people were saying some of the weapons were airsoft gear or .22 ARs. i personally saw a guy with no sights on his AR so I am very dubious on how "real" this group is.

I see..a couple of white people? What? The march in Georgia was essentially all black and recordings show that - are they trying to find magical ways of blaming white people for the niggerdom of niggers? What's next? NFAC are all white men and white women in secret blackface, hired by the GOP?

 

[stupidpieceofshit]

Is that revolver real?

That has to be at least .44 if not a Magnum 500 but it looks too big. More like some shit you see on a Japanese Anime.

I can't find an exact match (the sight looks weird, but its also a weird angle) I was going to discount the idea it may be the Taurus 454 Raging Hunter (or other Taurus Raging Hunter) because the top of the gun has grooves in it, its hard to tell because its black on black but there may be groves on it (I had to zoom in the image a lot to see the possible groves).

 

[PickledPeppers]

Apologies for any derailing, but I genuinely can't remember and sifting through the hundreds of pages of posts from the time hasn't been particularly successful on my end:

Back around June 1st, when the St. John's church was burned/a bit before Trump gave a speech and then posed for photos with a bible in front of it, a few kiwis itt were mentioning another act/power aside from the Insurrection Act that would allow Trump to utilize federal resources to combat the riots without state support. Anyone remember what that was? I know it was mentioned a few times while kiwis were kicking around why Trump was sitting on his hands and what options he could utilize. I even heard a mainstream political analyst mention it in passing while they covered Trump's speech, but cannot for the life of me remember the name.

 

[Local Fed]

NFAC? Does that stand for Negligents Firing at Coons?

No Fathers: A Culture

 

[Gustav Schuchardt]

Thedore Shoebat weighs in on the current situation, his take is fucking based!
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Note the crucifix on the wall behind him. I'm not religious but it is striking how religious people in the US seem to be more 'OK' than non-religious ones. People like Theodore Adorno talked about authoritarian personality types.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-wing_authoritarianism#Attitudes

1. Authoritarian submission — a high degree of submissiveness to the authorities who are perceived to be established and legitimate in the society in which one lives.
2. Authoritarian aggression — a general aggressiveness directed against deviants, outgroups and other people that are perceived to be targets according to established authorities.
3. Conventionalism — a high degree of adherence to the traditions and social norms that are perceived to be endorsed by society and its established authorities and a belief that others in one's society should also be required to adhere to these norms.[18]

I suspect they diagnose this chap as having an authoritarian personality because he's religious and opposes the police being abolished. I.e. in our terminology he's 'based' and doesn't display authoritarian submission to AnfiFa/BLM bullshit and authoritarian aggression to the enemies of those organisations. Or indeed conventionalism to their proposed societal norms. Of course, the notion of right-wing authoritarianism as a personality disorder is deeply intellectually dishonest. A bunch of left-wing authoritarians want to radically reorder society and use it to pathologize anyone who objects.

E.g. here's a picture of Adorno looking pretty authoritarian himself

I think this is why I like the role religion plays - it's a source of non mutable values which tends to get in the way of people like Adorno. Adorno's more subtle modern disciples seem to get this and it's the reason they're very hostile to Christianity which they rightly see as part of the existing power structures in America. They're much less hostile to Islam because they rightly see it as opposed to the existing power structures in America. Same with atheism, which they've turned into Atheism+.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Apologies for any derailing, but I genuinely can't remember and sifting through the hundreds of pages of posts from the time hasn't been particularly successful on my end:

Back around June 1st, when the St. John's church was burned/a bit before Trump gave a speech and then posed for photos with a bible in front of it, a few kiwis itt were mentioning another act/power aside from the Insurrection Act that would allow Trump to utilize federal resources to combat the riots without state support. Anyone remember what that was? I know it was mentioned a few times while kiwis were kicking around why Trump was sitting on his hands and what options he could utilize. I even heard a mainstream political analyst mention it in passing while they covered Trump's speech, but cannot for the life of me remember the name.

Presidential Directive 51

National Security and Homeland Security Presidential Directive - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[Crystal Golem]

https://archive.ph/j05a2
Lefties already seething over the PR disaster.

From the stream this guy has a Katana sticking out of his backpack. Maximum LARP engaged.

Edit: Apparently people are passing out from the heat

Police evacuating person with heat exhaustion.

 

[Harvey Danger]

Portland has upgraded its "noble protester" optics campaign.

link / archive

It's already in the mainstream media outlets, which is how you know it's coordinated.

New ‘wall’ of military veterans protect protesters in Portland
A group of military veterans joined protesters in the city for the first time Friday night, standing with their hands clasped behind their backs or holding Black Lives Matter signs, according to a New York Times reporter and others from the scene.

“Disabled veterans 4 BLM,” one vet’s sign read.

“I am an American patriot. Federal troops defend property, but this does not give them the right to take away my constitutional freedom,” another sign from a veteran read.

link / archive

Not seeing a lot of combat-ready bodies on that line. And judging by last night's streams, they didn't do shit to "protect" anyone.

But isn't it funny how the protesters know that if they want to get sympathy from the masses, they don't put the "Woke Identity X" on the front lines? They have to advertise "Wall of Sympathetic Societal Role X" up there. Moms, Dads, Veterans. Kneeling cops and EMTs, back near the beginning. All the useful building blocks of a civilized society that people instinctively recognize as necessary.

Nobody cares about a Wall of BIPOC Trans Starbucks Barristas. You have to do the photo op with someone who actually matters. Or at least, someone with a feasible claim to that role.

 

[Sammich]

Apologies for any derailing, but I genuinely can't remember and sifting through the hundreds of pages of posts from the time hasn't been particularly successful on my end:

Back around June 1st, when the St. John's church was burned/a bit before Trump gave a speech and then posed for photos with a bible in front of it, a few kiwis itt were mentioning another act/power aside from the Insurrection Act that would allow Trump to utilize federal resources to combat the riots without state support. Anyone remember what that was? I know it was mentioned a few times while kiwis were kicking around why Trump was sitting on his hands and what options he could utilize. I even heard a mainstream political analyst mention it in passing while they covered Trump's speech, but cannot for the life of me remember the name.

Could it have been Posse comitatus? I heard it thrown around some at that time.

 

[The Last Stand]

So, the NFAC Black militia has no connection with BLM but they are supposedly for the same cause?

When and why were they formed? I can't even tell the difference anymore.

 

[The Nothingness]

Edit: Apparently people are psasing out from the heat

Perhaps they should have dressed in all white.

 

[Crystal Golem]

So, the NFAC Black militia has no connection with BLM but they are supposedly for the same cause?

When and why were they formed? I can't even tell the difference anymore.

They are a really strange group in fact the leader just threw shade at the NAACP. I think they are jsut not accepted by other activists because of the guns.

Now he's talking about "burning this bitch to the ground" and killing people.

 

[FatalTater]

These zombies want "justice" for Breonna Taylor, but they really mean they want vengeance. The cops that busted into Ms Taylor's home and shot her while she was trying to sleep haven't even been charged with anything as far as I know. Bad cops, no donuts.

When will the rioters know if they have achieved "justice?" Will Breonna Taylor herself rise from the grave to pat each of them on the head?

Now as for why the crowd is fucking up the lives of innocent citizens who live in Louisville and use those buildings and parks instead of hunting down the cops responsible, I'll leave to the imagination.

 

[The Last Stand]

Perhaps they should have dressed in all white.

Wearing all black clothing in the heat. Great idea. The heat is racist now.

 

[Exceptionally Exceptional]

So, the NFAC Black militia has no connection with BLM but they are supposedly for the same cause?

When and why were they formed? I can't even tell the difference anymore.

The NFAC are basically nigger separatists. They think the US Government should give them land and let them govern themselves. Idiotic niggers think Wakanda is an actual thing that could happen.

 

[Harvey Danger]

So, the NFAC Black militia has no connection with BLM but they are supposedly for the same cause?

When and why were they formed? I can't even tell the difference anymore.

They were the group that marched through Georgia on July 4th "calling out Boogaloo Boys". One of the streamers from yesterday recognized their leader, Grand Master Jay, talking to the cops after the shooting.

 

[MCLOS Horthy]

NFAC? Does that stand for Negligents Firing at Coons?

Nig-nog's First Airsoft Competition

 

[stupidpieceofshit]

Could it have been Posse comitatus? I heard it thrown around some at that time.

Posse Comitatus is the opposite, it prevents the US Army and Air force from acting as law enforcement in the US, under normal conditions.
It only allows it with " In normal cases except in such cases and under such circumstances as such employment of said force may be expressly authorized by the Constitution or by act of Congress "

They are a really strange group in fact the leader just threw shade at the NAACP. I think they are jsut not accepted by other activists because of the guns.
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Now he's talking about "burning this bitch to the ground" and killing people.

Well they are shooting plenty of their own.
Again this is "peaceful" but anti lockdow protests were "terrorism" when they threated no violence nor did they fire their weapons for any reason.

 

[Crystal Golem]

This is just some big OP to fuck with these people isn't it? Wearing all black standing on asphalt in the middle of summer? What the hell.

 

[Getting tard comed]

Has anyone told them that Breonna Taylor died because her dumbass boyfriend fired at the cops when they came to search his house for drugs that werent in the house?

It's a shame she died, her family should sue and get paid off like all the other families that this happens to, but any type of "justice" in this case involves her boyfriend going to jail for a very long time.