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

[Blasterisk]

It's almost like some sort of divine comedy.

ANTIFA: HELL YEAH WE KILLED SOME FACISTS TRYING TO RUN US OVER WITH A CAR! REAL JUSTICE!

*Two black kids get smoked in a car and they try hide evidence of the murders.*

ANTIFA: OH SHIT! SOME WHITE NAZI RAN US OVER WITH A CAR

*Odd situation involving a black person, again.*

ANTIFA: OH NO WE ARE BEING SHOT AT BY WHITE SUPREMACISTS!"

*It's actually some doofus kid who came out to help the protestors and tried to stop some car lot owner from being beaten to death*



You can't make this shit up. It's like, every single thing they do is just gets more and more retarded. History is going to laugh at this so hard in the future.

The only thing is that it needs to be remembered. Already people give me quizzical looks when I ask them how David Dorn's death makes black likes matter more.

 

[bippu_as_fuck_ls400]

Unsure if it was posted already, but here's some of the leadup to the guy getting shot in the head. This is where the "shoot me" quote came from:

https://twitter.com/Julio_Rosas11/status/1298474730966659072

edit:. added original source

Also, added this video:

https://twitter.com/Julio_Rosas11/status/1298475135297519616

 

[KiwiFuzz]

Don't drop your fucking weapon, dumbass. You've got absolutely no control over it, and there is fucking nothing stopping someone from just fucking grabbing it running the fuck off.

One of the livestreamers pointed it out to the cops when they showed up.

The protesters should have sent in a social worker to deal with the gunman.

 

[💗Freddie Freaker💗]

 

[ObeseScreamingBlackMan]

white Italian

like 75% of the white people in Kenosha have italian last names lol.

 

[Pentex]

With respect to the alleged boogaloo who peacefully sunsetted a couple of Commies, I present to you some old school American law regarding riots and their suppression.


Private citizens have the power to resist rioters with lethal force.

Spoiler: Augustus Pond v. People, 8 Mich 150

It has also been laid down by the authorities, that private persons may forcibly interfere to suppress a riot or resist rioters, although a riot is not necessarily a felony in itself. This is owing to the nature of the offense, which requires the combination of three or more persons, assembling together and actually accomplishing some object calculated to terrify others. Private persons who can not otherwise suppress them, or defend themselves from them, may justify homicide in killing them, as it is their right and duty to aid in preserving the peace. And perhaps no case can arise where a felonious attempt by a single individual will be as likely to inspire terror as the turbulent acts of rioters. And a very limited knowledge of human nature is sufficient to inform us, that when men combine to do an injury to the person or property of others, of such a nature as to involve excitement and provoke resistance, they are not likely to stop at half-way measures, or to scan closely the dividing line between felonies and misdemeanors. But when the act they meditate is in itself felonious, and of a violent character, it is manifest that strong measures will generally be required for their effectual suppression, and a man who defends himself, his family or his property, under such circumstances, is justified in making as complete a defense as is necessary.

The government may open fire upon rioters who resist restoration of public order.

Spoiler: Commonwealth v. Daley, 2 Clark 361

When engaged in the suppression of dangerous riots, the sheriff and his assistants are authorized to resort to every necessary means to restore peace, and prevent criminal outrages against person and property. They may arrest rioters, detain and imprsion them. If they resist the sheriff and his assistants, in their endeavor to apprehend them, and continue their riotous actions, under such circumstances, the killing then becomes justifiable. There is nothing here said or intended to convey the idea, that a mere unlawful or even riotous assembly, can be shot down by musketry without any previous effort being made to suppress it by less bloody and more pacific measures. It is when the conservator of the peace is contemned and resisted, and the law and its ministers set at defiance, that he is authorized to vindicate its majesty at all hazards.

Not case law, but an excerpt from the closing arguments of Clarence Darrow in the trial of Dr. Ossian Sweet, who was charged with murder after a white mob surrounded his house, which he and his family dispersed by shooting:

Spoiler: Michigan v. Ossian Sweet

They were a mob in the meaning of the law of this state and the common law of England and the law of every state in the union, and a mob is a criminal organization. And why? Because one man alone may be comparatively harmless, but when a crowd comes together, they catch one thing from one another, and no one can tell the mischief in the end. So the common law said that where three men came together for any unlawful purpose in a mob,--the statute in Michigan says 30, but either one is true here,--it was a mob.

Let me tell you just a minute about the dangers of a mob, then I will close for tonight. It won’t take me long tomorrow. It is not what they do. It is what they might do. You gentlemen know the danger. One man might not bother about driving a Negro out of his home, but get 100, 50, 1000, one man gathers from another, and mob psychology is the most dreadful psychology that man has to contend with.

It is like starting a prairie fire, this gathering of a mob. Somebody comes along and throws a match into the dry stubble, and it spreads and spreads and spreads and the winds fan it, and the flame makes the wind, and finally the two together, spreading and spreading, will pass all obstacles and devour everything in its way.

You have read of forest fires in Michigan. Somebody will start a fire burning in the woods. It catches the leaves, it reaches the branches, it travels from tree to tree, it is blown perhaps miles away upon a current of winds that it created itself, until it destroys forests, destroys cities, towns, hamlets, and brings destruction in its path.

And so the law has always provided in every civilized community that an assemblage of people, even of small numbers, for an evil purpose, with an illegal purpose, may use some threats and some force, like the throwing of stones or the breaking of glass,--that a mob of this sort is a criminal organization.

Before you know it, if it is not quenched, if the power of the state is not placed upon it, it has spread from neighbor to neighbor, it draws into its grasp the wicked and even the innocent; it draws into its grasp the evil and the good, until by mob psychology it sweeps all before it and destroys life and property and liberty, because each gathers force for the other until the power is irresistible.

 

[fat ugly sped]

Trump can't pardon state offenses, they're gonna put his ass through the wringer.

He's fucked even if he gets a pardon, combination of becoming unemployable for most white-collar work and losing his life savings for a good criminal defense lawyer.

 

[Grandpa Simpson]

The Washington Post picked up on this already.
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Spoiler: Article

Multiple protesters shot in Kenosha during third night of unrest over Jacob Blake’s shooting
KENOSHA, WI - AUGUST 25: A firefighter watches as a business destroyed by a fire is demolished after protesters set fires to business during overnight riots on Tuesday, August 25, 2020 in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Demonstrators are protesting the police shooting of Jacob Blake, who was shot in the back multiple times by police officers responding to a domestic dispute call Sunday. Photo by Joshua Lott for The Washington Post (Joshua Lott/For The Washington Post)

By Mark Guarino and Jaclyn Peiser

August 26, 2020 at 1:57 AM EDT

KENOSHA, Wis. — Gunfire rang out from a crowd of protesters early Wednesday morning in Kenosha, Wis., on the third night of unrest over the police shooting of Jacob Blake Jr. At least three people were injured. It is unclear who fired the shots, and police and hospital officials have not yet confirmed the severity of the injuries.

Shots were first fired after midnight, as a group of protesters on Sheridan Road faced off with police in armored trucks. A young White man carrying an AR-15-style rifle began running north on Sheridan, away from the group. As people chased after the man, another round of rapid-fire shots rang out, and two more people fell to the ground with wounds. Bystanders dragged both the people who had been hit to separate sides of the road.

Carol Badoni from Burlington, Wis. started CPR on one of the men. His girlfriend said his name is Ben.

“He definitely was not breathing,” said Badoni, 50. “His eyes were rolled back in his head. There was no pulse.”

But Badoni said she saw no blood. Police soon arrived on the scene and took Ben to a nearby hospital.

Kenosha has been beset by violence, looting and fires since Sunday, when Blake, a 29-year-old Black man, was shot several times in the back by Kenosha police as he stepped into a car with his children inside. Earlier on Tuesday, Blake’s family said he is paralyzed and still in critical condition, while his mother pleaded for peaceful protests. But the family also chastised police, saying they systematically brutalize Black people.

“They shot my son seven times,” said Jacob Blake Sr., his father. “Seven times. Like he didn’t matter. But my son matters. He’s a human being, and he matters.”

[‘My son matters’: Jacob Blake’s family calls for officer’s arrest, peaceful protest]

After Monday night’s protests led to multiple buildings burning to the ground and dozens of stores being looted, police on Tuesday night made it harder for people to enter Kenosha. Seven consecutive exit ramps were closed from Interstate-94 from the Illinois border to Racine, Wis., which is about 20 minutes north of Kenosha. Off the highway, the city’s sprawling outlet mall, a destination for Chicago shoppers, and other retail corridors were boarded up.

In downtown Kenosha, however, the only law enforcement presence was once again around the Kenosha County Courthouse, where a fence was erected around the building. About 1,000 protesters gathered outside the barrier, and besides occasional chanting, the scene was quiet at first.

“A lot of fear in the air because of the threats to protesters,” said Nathan, 28, a Kenosha resident who did not want to give his last name.

Nathan said he didn’t think the national movement to bring greater police accountability will lead to real change. “I worry a lot about the misinformation,” he said. But locally, he said his city will never be the same.

“It’s hard to see now, but it will be a positive thing,” he said of the protests. “It’ll bring Kenosha back together. Kenosha has always been a resilient place. It’ll continue to happen.”

Some civilians brought firearms to Tuesday’s protest, from handguns to AR-15 rifles, along with knives and military flak jackets. Some, like Dennis, 22, from Racine, said he showed up with his pistol to protect himself and other protesters.

“Nothing is going to change,” he said, hanging back from the crowd. “This is all for nothing.”

Another man, brandishing a handgun, showed up after a call on Facebook to protect the city.

“Ain’t nothing being done. We’re the only ones,” said Joe, 29, a U.S. Marine veteran who asked not to give his last name. “This is nonsense,” he said, scanning the crowd, adding that others like him were around Kenosha tonight. “Three thousand of us are armed and ready,” he said.

After some protesters began vigorously shaking the fence and setting off fireworks aimed at officers on the other side, Kenosha County police officers atop the courthouse shot tear gas pellets and rubber bullets into the crowd.

When protesters retreated, others yelled at them to go back. Around 9:20 p.m., a military vehicle entered the park, dispersing tear gas. Protesters shot fireworks, both on the ground and into the courthouse steps.

By 10 p.m., after pushing protesters away from the fence, about 70 police officers in riot gear formed a line across the park outside the courthouse as clouds of tear gas continued toward the crowd. Most of the protesters moved to the outer streets of the park, but others remained, shielding themselves with trash cans as they flung rocks at the line of officers.

Oh okay, so their basically framing it as "cops and nazis mad with power open fire on protesters." They don't specifically say as such. But allude to it repeatedly.

 

[Gehenna]

Look at that adorable little chaos tattoo on his other arm, yeah bud as AC/DC would say if you want blood you got it. Also how the fuck is he not gushing right now pretty sure there are some major arteries in your arm and a tumbling 5.56 turning your arm into hamburger would likely hit one of them.

He got super lucky, most of the major arteries run alongside the elbow. Another... quarter of an inch, half at most deep.

 

[Iceland Heavy]

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>The police is working with the shooting militia
Good.

 

[Local Fed]

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Updated.

 

[Humble Shitpost Merchant]

I'm sure a lot of these rioters are suddenly very much in favor of the police getting involved.

 

[Myles the Potatophile]

Seeing this bloodshed pleases me.

 

[Meat Target]

The Washington Post picked up on this already.
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Spoiler: Article

Multiple protesters shot in Kenosha during third night of unrest over Jacob Blake’s shooting
KENOSHA, WI - AUGUST 25: A firefighter watches as a business destroyed by a fire is demolished after protesters set fires to business during overnight riots on Tuesday, August 25, 2020 in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Demonstrators are protesting the police shooting of Jacob Blake, who was shot in the back multiple times by police officers responding to a domestic dispute call Sunday. Photo by Joshua Lott for The Washington Post (Joshua Lott/For The Washington Post)

By Mark Guarino and Jaclyn Peiser

August 26, 2020 at 1:57 AM EDT

KENOSHA, Wis. — Gunfire rang out from a crowd of protesters early Wednesday morning in Kenosha, Wis., on the third night of unrest over the police shooting of Jacob Blake Jr. At least three people were injured. It is unclear who fired the shots, and police and hospital officials have not yet confirmed the severity of the injuries.

Shots were first fired after midnight, as a group of protesters on Sheridan Road faced off with police in armored trucks. A young White man carrying an AR-15-style rifle began running north on Sheridan, away from the group. As people chased after the man, another round of rapid-fire shots rang out, and two more people fell to the ground with wounds. Bystanders dragged both the people who had been hit to separate sides of the road.

Carol Badoni from Burlington, Wis. started CPR on one of the men. His girlfriend said his name is Ben.

“He definitely was not breathing,” said Badoni, 50. “His eyes were rolled back in his head. There was no pulse.”

But Badoni said she saw no blood. Police soon arrived on the scene and took Ben to a nearby hospital.

Kenosha has been beset by violence, looting and fires since Sunday, when Blake, a 29-year-old Black man, was shot several times in the back by Kenosha police as he stepped into a car with his children inside. Earlier on Tuesday, Blake’s family said he is paralyzed and still in critical condition, while his mother pleaded for peaceful protests. But the family also chastised police, saying they systematically brutalize Black people.

“They shot my son seven times,” said Jacob Blake Sr., his father. “Seven times. Like he didn’t matter. But my son matters. He’s a human being, and he matters.”

[‘My son matters’: Jacob Blake’s family calls for officer’s arrest, peaceful protest]

After Monday night’s protests led to multiple buildings burning to the ground and dozens of stores being looted, police on Tuesday night made it harder for people to enter Kenosha. Seven consecutive exit ramps were closed from Interstate-94 from the Illinois border to Racine, Wis., which is about 20 minutes north of Kenosha. Off the highway, the city’s sprawling outlet mall, a destination for Chicago shoppers, and other retail corridors were boarded up.

In downtown Kenosha, however, the only law enforcement presence was once again around the Kenosha County Courthouse, where a fence was erected around the building. About 1,000 protesters gathered outside the barrier, and besides occasional chanting, the scene was quiet at first.

“A lot of fear in the air because of the threats to protesters,” said Nathan, 28, a Kenosha resident who did not want to give his last name.

Nathan said he didn’t think the national movement to bring greater police accountability will lead to real change. “I worry a lot about the misinformation,” he said. But locally, he said his city will never be the same.

“It’s hard to see now, but it will be a positive thing,” he said of the protests. “It’ll bring Kenosha back together. Kenosha has always been a resilient place. It’ll continue to happen.”

Some civilians brought firearms to Tuesday’s protest, from handguns to AR-15 rifles, along with knives and military flak jackets. Some, like Dennis, 22, from Racine, said he showed up with his pistol to protect himself and other protesters.

“Nothing is going to change,” he said, hanging back from the crowd. “This is all for nothing.”

Another man, brandishing a handgun, showed up after a call on Facebook to protect the city.

“Ain’t nothing being done. We’re the only ones,” said Joe, 29, a U.S. Marine veteran who asked not to give his last name. “This is nonsense,” he said, scanning the crowd, adding that others like him were around Kenosha tonight. “Three thousand of us are armed and ready,” he said.

After some protesters began vigorously shaking the fence and setting off fireworks aimed at officers on the other side, Kenosha County police officers atop the courthouse shot tear gas pellets and rubber bullets into the crowd.

When protesters retreated, others yelled at them to go back. Around 9:20 p.m., a military vehicle entered the park, dispersing tear gas. Protesters shot fireworks, both on the ground and into the courthouse steps.

By 10 p.m., after pushing protesters away from the fence, about 70 police officers in riot gear formed a line across the park outside the courthouse as clouds of tear gas continued toward the crowd. Most of the protesters moved to the outer streets of the park, but others remained, shielding themselves with trash cans as they flung rocks at the line of officers.

"Protesters shot fireworks and started fires"
Every time I read a WaPo article or headline, I lose another day of my natural life.

 

[Forgetful Gynn]

Black Woman: "Would you like to go to the hospital"

Guy with arm half blown off: "Nah its cool ill just sleep on it".

Protesters are fucking retarded.

 

[Activelo]

Spoiler: Meanwhile in Portland

 

[Green Man]

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No, you fucking retarded Commie LARPer, you don't need to abolish the police because if you do abolish the police you've got a lot more of that kind of shit to look forward to. You think all of the ARs and grandpa's .243 are gonna disappear overnight? This is the "community policing" you stupid bastards asked for, just not the variant where you have a bunch of fat bull-dyke 'social workers' going around asking rapists how it made them feel. No, this is the better variant where some good folks from around the area get together and say "we're tired of this shit, the cops can't keep up, lets patrol this shit ourselves" and clap people who try to attack them or burn down buildings. Turns out you can only destroy communities before so long until they get a bit tired of it, and that threshold of 'tired of it' is much much lower in a place that isn't a Commie shithole like Portland. You want 'accountability' for police officers? You won't get much accountability once you abolish actual police and militias form and warlords take power. The mafia used to have control of neighborhoods. I'm sure people would go to the Don and say: "One of your guys shot my brothers, I want him to be held accountable!" How far do you think that asshole got?

It was nice of that cop to offer that young man a refreshing beverage. Protecting your city from Commies can make you pretty parched. Ask Finland or Germany.

 

[thx1138]

Oh man I got just the song for this round.

 

[Escaped Abortion]

That's what I'm thinking, the "medic support" is only going to make shit worse. Either way it goes, he's gonna remember tonight for the rest of his life every time he looks at his stub or feels a twinge of pain from the pins holding it together. And that's if a "medic" doesn't put a tourniquet around his neck.

Forgive my rainbows... I mean them only as a superior heart... because right now my chest is full of rainbows and hearts because someone had to face the consequences for their shit behavior. Beautiful. I could frame him looking sadly at his arm hole and mount it on my wall.

Joyous day!

5.56, this is the guy shot by the guy whot ook out two other linked earlier. That arm is GONE.

Killed one, maimed another. Unsure of where the third stands. Good job, champion! I'm sorry if they put you away for this, but in my heart you will be honored as a true American hero.

 

[kidatari]

its hard to tell which group is which group
you have people protecting the business with guns and dressed in military gear
but then you also have people with the riots/protestors who also have guns and also dressed in military gear
but everybody looks the same

And the far left shouldnt be upset by this. This is what happens when there is less to no law enforcement.