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

[Green Man]

What about Breonna Taylor?

If Breonna was at all successful, it was because of the money being stashed at her house by one or multiple drug dealer boyfriends whose behaviors and activities resulted in her being caught in the middle of a gunfight.

That's not to say that no-knock raids aren't bullshit. They are, but the people who keep screaming about Breonna Taylor aren't complaining about no-knock raids, they're complaining that law enforcement exists.

 

[Harvey Danger]

Am I the only one who's bothered by PP protestors doing drive bys with paintball guns?
The video I saw looks like they were just shooting at random people on the side of the street.

Those people were throwing rocks, water bottles, flag poles, eggs, bottles of urine, and sometimes had mace. Other times those were people who were either moving out to block their trucks, or had just got back on the sidewalk after a truck pushed through.

I'm sure the PP crowd hit a non-thrower or two alongside the real targets, but I'm not bothered considering they were egging on the others who were attacking the trucks. PP wasn't doing random drive-bys through residential streets spraying down kids on tricycles.

 

[Pale Green Horse]

What about Breonna Taylor?

Yes Breonna was pretty successful...

...at counting tens of thousands of dollars of drug money.

 

[💗Freddie Freaker💗]

If Breonna was at all successful, it was because of the money being stashed at her house by one or multiple drug dealer boyfriends whose behaviors and activities resulted in her being caught in the middle of a gunfight.

That's not to say that no-knock raids aren't bullshit. They are, but the people who keep screaming about Breonna Taylor aren't complaining about no-knock raids, they're complaining that law enforcement exists.

Breonna was an EMT. You don't need drug dealer money to become that.

 

[FAT_KHAZAR_MILKERS]

What about Breonna Taylor?

Fair point, but didn't a ban on no knock warrants get pushed through recently? Or is it still cooking in legislative hell? At least that case had a very obvious issue which caused it and is hopefully fixed/will be fixed.

 

[Grug]

There's tons of videos of "bystanders" throwing eggs and splashing piss on the caravan participants, so I don't really buy the "innocent" part. It's still a stupid thing to do when you know you're in a city with a corrupt mayor and district attorney who will prosecute you to the fullest while allowing arsonists and attempted murderers to roam free.

Alright. I didn't see those videos, but I wouldn't be surprised if that's what happened.

 

[💗Freddie Freaker💗]

What about Breonna Taylor?

She was the one exception to the rule, I think.

EDIT: she was assisting drug dealers and did, in fact, store a dead body in her car in 2016. She wasn't quite a hoodrat stereotype but she did engage in crime.

https://archive.is/GJGnD

The documents also alleged that back in 2016, the body of Fernandez Bowman was found in a car rented by Breonna Taylor.

Then, a moment later, he told the woman that "Bre been handling all my money, she been handling my money ... She been handling s*** for me and cuz, it ain't just me."

No knock warrants are bad but without her hoodrat boyfriend, she would probably be alive.

 

[Superman93]

If Breonna was at all successful, it was because of the money being stashed at her house by one or multiple drug dealer boyfriends whose behaviors and activities resulted in her being caught in the middle of a gunfight.

That's not to say that no-knock raids aren't bullshit. They are, but the people who keep screaming about Breonna Taylor aren't complaining about no-knock raids, they're complaining that law enforcement exists.

lmao racist

 

[stupidpieceofshit]

Breonna was an EMT. You don't need drug dealer money to become that.
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And you get paid shit as an EMT, sadly.
I know people who were/are involved in EMS and well they are pissed off that Taylor may have been dirty.

 

[GayestFurryTrash]

She was the one exception to the rule, I think.

I think we can all agree that no knock warrants are bullshit and get handed out like candy since the Bush/Obama eras and will only lead to more situations like the Taylor one. They used to be used only on like really hardcore drug dealers and gangs, now they'd might as well be M&M's, anyone defending their overuse is an idiot.

They're a good tool but not something that should be used so fucking freely because the whole situation could've been avoided if the police had identified themselves.

 

[💗Freddie Freaker💗]

And you get paid shit as an EMT, sadly.
I know people who were/are involved in EMS and well they are pissed off that Taylor may have been dirty.

Having a real job counts as successful in my book. Hoodrats are typically on welfare or deal drugs without ever being productive members of society.

 

[HarblMcDavid]

If Breonna was at all successful, it was because of the money being stashed at her house by one or multiple drug dealer boyfriends whose behaviors and activities resulted in her being caught in the middle of a gunfight.

That's not to say that no-knock raids aren't bullshit. They are, but the people who keep screaming about Breonna Taylor aren't complaining about no-knock raids, they're complaining that law enforcement exists.

That's the crux of it for sure.

The Kentucky legislature is working on law banning No Knock warrants as we speak. All that remains is to pass it as far as I can tell.

And yet the protests continue in KY with regards to Breonna specifically despite the fact that they "got what they wanted".

Almost like you can't trust commie agitators, and Breonna's name just keeps surfacing because it's a convenient excuse to continue agitating.

 

[Evilronald]

Has anyone else noticed the similarity between leftists and Chris Chan? They both seem to be under the impression that works of fiction have any bearing on the real world.

 

[Mr. Skeltal]

Having a real job counts as successful in my book. Hoodrats are typically on welfare or deal drugs.

The one thing that can be definitively said about Taylor is that she had poor judgement for who she let into her life. No-knock raids are a tactic that have an almost unacceptable risk for collateral damage. It's one thing to use that tactic to clear hostiles in urban combat, another entirely when used to get the jump on suspects, especially in castle doctrine/stand your ground states.

It's a shame she got hit in the crossfire, but perhaps she shouldn't have let drug dealers into her life.

 

[The Demon]

Face it, the riots will keep getting new excuses from the media until at least the US elections, and probably past that if Trump wins. If he tries to stop them the media will go on about "Federal stormtroopers killing peaceful protesters" and "Trump's Tiananmen Square" in order to cause more riots.

i don't even have to look at the footage or whether it was justified or not to assume that there are going to be riots over it. this all could have been avoided if george went lighter on hooping the fentanyl

 

[ColtWalker1847]

I think we can all agree that no knock warrants are bullshit and get handed out like candy since the Bush/Obama eras and will only lead to more situations like the Taylor one. They used to be used only on like really hardcore drug dealers and gangs, now they'd might as well be M&M's, anyone defending their overuse is an idiot.

They're a good tool but not something that should be used so fucking freely because the whole situation could've been avoided if the police had identified themselves.

The cops say they did. The two big confirmed problems I see are lack of bodycam and throwing lead while unsure of your target.

That said, I feel about as sorry for Breanna as I do that Utah college student who dated a gangbanger and got whacked. Sleep with dogs get fleas. Nothing good happens from associating with drug dealing hoodrats. They both knew this but did so anyways.

 

[DeadFish]

Has anyone else noticed the similarity between leftists and Chris Chan? They both seem to be under the impression that works of fiction have any bearing on the real world.
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I seen on a forum comparing themselves to Jedi and rebel alliance and we the normies are the Sith empire

 

[Stress Sigh]

I seen on a forum comparing themselves to Jedi and rebel alliance and we the normies are the Sith empire

Things are fucked we we're the "normies".

 

[Oats12345]

That's the crux of it for sure.

The Kentucky legislature is working on law banning No Knock warrants as we speak. All that remains is to pass it as far as I can tell.

And yet the protests continue in KY with regards to Breonna specifically despite the fact that they "got what they wanted".

Almost like you can't trust commie agitators, and Breonna's name just keeps surfacing because it's a convenient excuse to continue agitating.

The fact that they went after Rand Paul the man who made that legislation. Shows they don't actually give a crap on Legislation

 

[Green Man]

Breonna was an EMT. You don't need drug dealer money to become that.
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She probably could have had a great life if she'd been more selective about the company she kept.

Obviously I don't think she deserved to die and it's unfortunate that she got caught in the crossfire, but when you have drug dealers and gangmembers hanging around toting guns, bad shit tends to happen to those around them.

She was successful in getting into a new, respectable career and probably would've had more success if she would have cut loose some of her friends.
That much said, I don't know the median wage for paramedics but I can't imagine they'd be pulling enough down to afford a new Dodge Charger, at least not that early in their career.