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I just said the words "The National Guard is in Kenosha" out loud to no one in particular, and I think I felt space and time ripple.
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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The babboon's name seems to be Jahvod or Javad or some other made-up nigger shit.
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WOKE multistream. Lotta fools out tonight.
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I liked how the streamer tried to start a NO JUSTICE NO PEACE chant, but the people next to him just gave him a confused look and he trailed off awkwardly after the second "peace".
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Some kid in New Jersey organized a BLM protest. City later billed her for police overtime pay. In the end, the little twat won't need to pay.
New Jersey Mayor Bills Teen Protest Organizer for Police Overtime Pay
Plus: Congress to vote on marijuana decriminalization, tech visas are getting turned down at high rates, and more...
ELIZABETH NOLAN BROWN | 8.31.2020 9:40 AM
(Stefano Baldini/agefotostock/Newscom)
Your speech is free; now here's the bill. The Black Lives Matter protest that Emily Gils organized last month in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, seemed to go well. Then Gils, 18, got the bill.
The city wanted Gils to pay $2,500.
This wasn't a fine for violating any criminal laws or civic codes. Gils had even "notified local officials about the protest" in June and "met with the police chief to iron out logistics," says WLNY.
The protest itself wasn't much—a small gathering of people in front of Gils' home for about an hour and a half, holding signs in support of Black Lives Matter and affordable housing—but Gil said she wanted to do something to show that people in her area cared about the issues. "I would say it went really well," Gil told WLNY. "We stood there with our signs and people were honking and showing support."
But the city apparently decided that this event required extra policing—and that Gils should have to pay for the service. The bill she received from city Mayor Mario Kranjac said the fee for was for police overtime pay required because of Gils' 90-minute front-yard protest.
Mayor Kranjac told WLNY the bill was not politically motivated but normal protocol: Englewood Cliffs residents must effectively pay for the right to protest—even on private property—due to a law that requires all protests to receive special police attention and requires citizens to pay for this special protest "protection" and monitoring.
"We made sure that we fulfilled and satisfied our obligation to make sure that they can exercise their freedom of speech and to peaceably assemble," Kranjac told WLNY. "We always bill…the bicycle race or running race or any other event, where our police are used, including utility work, people pay for the overtime," he explained.
The city's (all too common) policy is especially galling when it comes to First Amendment–protected issues like protests. But it's more broadly ridiculous as well. If a police presence is really required for these normal community activities—and that's a big if—why isn't this considered simply part of the normal function of police?
It's another sad commentary on the state of U.S. policing in 2020. Sting operations of all sorts are considered baseline operations, but people are expected to pay extra for basic peace-keeping.
At least Gils won't have to pay. After WLNY reported on the bill sent to the teen organizer, the mayor said she wouldn't have to pay it. "I have researched the issue further with my own counsel and I am hereby rescinding the bill, subject to our Council's ratification of my action," he wrote. "I always want to make certain that everyone's Constitutional Rights are fully respected. We will have to adjust the Borough's ordinances accordingly."
reason.com
New Jersey Mayor Bills Teen Protest Organizer for Police Overtime Pay
Plus: Congress to vote on marijuana decriminalization, tech visas are getting turned down at high rates, and more...
ELIZABETH NOLAN BROWN | 8.31.2020 9:40 AM
(Stefano Baldini/agefotostock/Newscom)
Your speech is free; now here's the bill. The Black Lives Matter protest that Emily Gils organized last month in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, seemed to go well. Then Gils, 18, got the bill.
The city wanted Gils to pay $2,500.
This wasn't a fine for violating any criminal laws or civic codes. Gils had even "notified local officials about the protest" in June and "met with the police chief to iron out logistics," says WLNY.
The protest itself wasn't much—a small gathering of people in front of Gils' home for about an hour and a half, holding signs in support of Black Lives Matter and affordable housing—but Gil said she wanted to do something to show that people in her area cared about the issues. "I would say it went really well," Gil told WLNY. "We stood there with our signs and people were honking and showing support."
But the city apparently decided that this event required extra policing—and that Gils should have to pay for the service. The bill she received from city Mayor Mario Kranjac said the fee for was for police overtime pay required because of Gils' 90-minute front-yard protest.
"I was shocked when I read that I had to pay to exercise my First Amendment right," Gil told WLNY.Mayor Kranjac told WLNY the bill was not politically motivated but normal protocol: Englewood Cliffs residents must effectively pay for the right to protest—even on private property—due to a law that requires all protests to receive special police attention and requires citizens to pay for this special protest "protection" and monitoring.
"We made sure that we fulfilled and satisfied our obligation to make sure that they can exercise their freedom of speech and to peaceably assemble," Kranjac told WLNY. "We always bill…the bicycle race or running race or any other event, where our police are used, including utility work, people pay for the overtime," he explained.
The city's (all too common) policy is especially galling when it comes to First Amendment–protected issues like protests. But it's more broadly ridiculous as well. If a police presence is really required for these normal community activities—and that's a big if—why isn't this considered simply part of the normal function of police?
It's another sad commentary on the state of U.S. policing in 2020. Sting operations of all sorts are considered baseline operations, but people are expected to pay extra for basic peace-keeping.
At least Gils won't have to pay. After WLNY reported on the bill sent to the teen organizer, the mayor said she wouldn't have to pay it. "I have researched the issue further with my own counsel and I am hereby rescinding the bill, subject to our Council's ratification of my action," he wrote. "I always want to make certain that everyone's Constitutional Rights are fully respected. We will have to adjust the Borough's ordinances accordingly."
New Jersey Mayor Bills Teen Protest Organizer for Police Overtime Pay
Plus: Congress to vote on marijuana decriminalization, tech visas are getting turned down at high rates, and more...
reason.com
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Where do they get these names from? It's as if there's some nog wheel with pre-selected suffixes.
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I have Negro Fatigue, call me when they set the place on fire.
tbh I also have an allergy to screeching rich white people as well.
tbh I also have an allergy to screeching rich white people as well.
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I've been told it's typically the combination of two relatives names: father and grandfather, mother and grandmother, etc. If their namesakes have nonsense name's, the the nonsense just gets compounded. Jogger's gonna jogger.
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I have never regretted leaving the shithole that is California.
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No celebrities to be harmed in that area. It's smack in the middle of Westmont (hence LA County sheriffs, not LAPD). Westmont's not as glamorous as Compton or Inglewood in terms of rapper cred, but it does happen to be the most dangerous place in LA county by far, and miles away from just about every celebrity except possibly ten-ton Tess Holliday.
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Police would be doing jack shit to restrict people who called themselves press if people who called themselves press weren't active participants in rioting including assaults on police officers, entitled cunt.
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While we wait to see if LA burns, let‘s check in on the descent of Minneapolis into Mogadishu 2.0.
Riverside Ave is near the Cedar Riverside neighborhood where all the Somalis live.
These people have no survival instinct, it is unsettling.
With the bomb threat and bomb found at a post office last week, I have a feeling this may not be teenagers being stupid. It may be people scouting out infrastructure to attack.
There was a protest the other day too where anarchist flags and BLM flags flew together. Police recognized some as people they have seen commit property crimes and other crimes.
The commies think everything is great and going according to plan though.
Riverside Ave is near the Cedar Riverside neighborhood where all the Somalis live.
These people have no survival instinct, it is unsettling.
With the bomb threat and bomb found at a post office last week, I have a feeling this may not be teenagers being stupid. It may be people scouting out infrastructure to attack.
There was a protest the other day too where anarchist flags and BLM flags flew together. Police recognized some as people they have seen commit property crimes and other crimes.
The commies think everything is great and going according to plan though.
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Working with union yahoos at a previous job makes me unironically want to re-establish the Pinkertons.While we wait to see if LA burns, let‘s check in on the descent of Minneapolis into Mogadishu 2.0.
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It’s not to that extreme (yet). This law only includes minors 14 years or older. So if your 24 years old you can have sex with a 14 year old. However the judge would have to hold a hearing to decide rather or not to that 24 year should be a sex offender. It’ll be based on rather (and I’m not joking) you performed anal, oral, gay (it’s own category) or vaginal sex and the mental competency of the child.
SLIPPERY DIPPERY SLOPE
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Our videographer barely has any emotion at any point during filming. The response is a given, but there's no enthusiasm behind the chants. What does the BLM mindset so to people?
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Here's a live feed from Los Angeles:
Imminent chimpout incoming.
Imminent chimpout incoming.
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President is in town tomorrow. Gotta dampen any potential for sparks.
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