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 ACLU yet again took the side of the Zionist media, declaring the police officer who shot Deon Kay in self defence was a murderer
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The left swim in an ocean of compliance. They've come to expect an amenable authority at all times. Whatever shitty, violent or anti social act they commit there will always be someone around to bail them out. Remember the bike lock guy who brained an innocent bystander? Clear cut case of attempted murder and he walked. Antifa members riot, loot, burn shit and commit felony assault. When they're rounded up by the cops they're let out the next day with all charges quietly dropped weeks or even days later for them to attend whatever gay op they're lining up next. It's why the constant smirking on their mugshots, they know the game.

That's all suddenly changed for them. The law enforcement response is being taken out of the hands of the blue city mayors and the Feds have become involved. Colinford Mattis and Urooj Rahman were the two hipster lawyers who tried to fire bomb a cop car during the New York BLM rioting. Normally they'd have been immediately bailed and would have either had their charges dropped or face a misdemeanor vandalism charge. I mean they're lawyers, they live in Jew York, they're people of color for God's sake! Of course they should get a pass. Instead the Feds arrested them and they're facing 45 years of hard time in a Federal Penitentiary. They've been indicted on terrorism charges, arson and the use of explosives, which means they're going to be locked up in a maximum security facility in a single cell with exercise one hour a day for the rest of their adult lives. All because they wanted to LARP as commie revolutionaries.

It's beginning to dawn on the more intelligent ones that they can no longer rely on a sympathetic city or state government for cover. We'll soon find out how many of them are hard core true believers. The stakes have been raised, they're literally risking their lives and futures for their beliefs.


STOP. STOP!!!

My freedom boner is poking out through my pink DJT jimmy jams.

Enough!



I forgot to mention dogs. These niggers somehow think that because the cops can't really use landsharks on them anymore, that civilians won't. My dogs hate niggers, and if commanded to attack will do so ferociously. It tickles me to picture all 3 sharks chasing a sheboon up the mountain


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I'm confused, if someone can help me out I'd appreciate it.

Those tweets from that person about how Reinohl was a violent piece of shit and they have mixed feelings about their death- ultimately believing his death is sad but struggling to see a violent piece of shit who physically attacked her deified and praised?

How does the fucking spastic making those tweets feel when the young boys raped and groomed and sexully abused by the pedophile Rittenhouse put down?

How do they feel knowing someone who hurt them is not being praised for dying in a retarded way?

I've been thinking this more and .ore lately but I'm not sure if it's just me or what. But the left, BLM and pantifa and anyone who supports them and their bullshit causes and anyone who swallows the piping hot bullshit served by the media is just a complete,rank narcissist. All that matters is them. Nobody else at all ever. Only their feelings matter, nothing else and all must burn at the altar of their precious feefees

They lack any scrap of ability to think for one fucking second about anyone or anything except for themselves and cannot even think "oh wow. This upsets me. Maybe other people on the opposite end of this are upset too"

They are irredeemable. All of them . We cannot change them or talk to them or engage in debate with them as to do so means we are literally Hitler.

Seriously. How the fuck do we get out of this shit show??


How does the fucking spastic making those tweets feel when the young boys raped and groomed and sexully abused by the pedophile Rittenhouse put down?

Stop trying to attribute your mind processes to others. There's a reason why projection is a thing. The self-savvy and self-enlightened don't usually suffer from it. But never say never. It's called 'Theory of Mind'. You may know about this already. But it still doesn't stop the same questions being asked out of frustration, which I sense yours was. Other people think differently. Some people are broken and can't be mended. They will be wilfully blind to whatever they choose or focus on and amplify other things that bolster up their narrative. All morals are moot. When you are 'right'. When you are 'losing the good fight'. When you know that your enemy is an inhuman beast, it's easy to justify whatever at a very deep core process of the brain. Things like 'ego', 'super-ego', 'id', all come in to play here as does the conscious mind and the sub-conscious mind. Probably the unconscious mind too.

They all make up the patchwork that is the clusterfuck of rationalisations and displacements and 'cope' that is the average person you are talking about. Why even try to understand them. Don't let them draw you in. Maintain your frame. You have built your worldview up through a process of logic and trial and error and all that kind of stuff. They have brought their worldview to life by ego-defense mechanisms that only work within a very narrow viewpoint. Put them among other people, especially those that just will not tolerate their shit, and they fall apart pretty fucking quick.

I realise I'm probably answering a more than rhetorical question on your part, but maybe some of that made sense.




Nobody likes hoodrats and your friends are stupid for calling you out. A friend of mine (black girl) told me about a visit to NYC and how she and a friend accidentally ended up in a hood while explorind the city, got shit shit scared and ran for the hills. She is very pro BLM but "didn't want to get stabbed or something". I was a bit surprised, this was maybe two or so years ago, I didn't think there were any such places left in NYC.

There is a reason cabbies in London would refuse to take people to Brixton and Hackney years ago. Most of these shitholes are gentrified and hipsterised now but I lived in one of these places in the early 2000s. Used to wait for a certain bus, even if it was running late, because the stop was right outside my house just to avoid the 10 minute walk from the other bus stop. I also didn't want to get stabbed or something.


I have fond memories of catching the bus through Tulse Hill, up to Dulwich. All around Brixton really. I even ended up taking a bus where as before I preferred to walk, because a pack of niggers used to hang around outside a house just on the outskirts of Brixton and every time I would walk past they would do the old 'Ooga booga jump up and down like apes' routine to scare me. It didn't really scare me. It was more odd. But it pissed me off enough to want to say something, but I thought better of it. I was being goaded and it wouldn't have been good if I took the bait.

That bus that stopped around Tulse Hill used to stop around a housing estate - you might have even have been on the same one as me at the time - and there was also a bunch of monkeys there that used to look in to the bus, super aggressive, shouting, making hand signals. You had to look away. They would stare you out. Again, goading you to do something. Just a hand gesture back on my part would have been enough for a steaming. Who knows, maybe they were the bastard children of the other niggers up the road.

I used to like walking along that road, even in the dead of night. But one night I had an argument with my g/f and we split up. She was super pissed off with me and told me when we got back in the house a couple of niggers followed her down the main road with their erect cocks in their hands. Woopsie.

Another time, same area, I was trying to do some business in one of the estates around there. It was a strict case of 'No Whites' allowed. Blacks are racist fuckers. Far more than whites.

Was finishing up my drinks one night out with my Dutch g/f and her friends, and as soon as the lights came on in the Dog Star (you'll know what I'm talking about for sure) some nigger bouncer a few inches shorter, but a few inches wider than me gave me some very bad vibes. It was weird. He had singled me out. He made it quite plain that he was a hair trigger away from putting me in hospital and fucking me right up if I did not just put my drink down and fuck off then and there. No need for that. My Dutch g/f (Dutch remember - bleeding hearts) commented on how 'aggressive' he was. LOL.

Then again, I used to go in to the Lion's den and go drinking in the all-black Angel pub in the very heart of dirty Brixton itself. Niggers tried pulling shit with me all the time. But the lovely black lady who ran the pub put them in their place. She liked me. She had no time for petty racist shit. I used to take my rasta mates in there (with the gold teeth) and we would nod our heads to the selector playing on just the one turntable, old-school style.

Even went in there once with another (totally unrelated) Dutch friend my Aussie g/f and me had met in Amsterdam. Got talking to a few blacks at the bar - turned out they were Dutch too and they all started hocking up in that bastard version of German the Dutch speak when they are drunk and among old friends. The other niggers' faces were a picture - white boy with blue eyes and some strange nogs meeting like old friends. Good times.

There's good and bad all around. Just a bit too much bad if you ask me.


Got a shit load more stories, but I think by now everyone is kind of genned up to how things are 'race relations' wise.
 
Yeah, it's always kinda irked me that Americans are obliged to celebrate Labor Day in September instead of on May 1st. It's more like a last gasp of summer party blow-out here than a meaningful political holiday.

Notice you're using Commonwealth English spelling. Do you celebrate Labor Day in May or are you in Canada?
Reminder that May Day used to be a fun “end of planting season” celebration before commies got ahold of it.
 
Heh, my husband is at his father’s cottage right now. He’s dual with a hoser passport, so they had to let him in. Didn’t even TRY to get in with my U.S. one.

He said OPP was actually visiting cottages around his family’s place owned by Americans to enforce quarantine. When you guys gonna open the border again?

As for the labor movement? It’s not all bad. 5-day work week, child labor laws, paid sick leave/vacations, safe working conditions, health and retirement benefits? Those battles had to be fought for and won by some very brave and dedicated people.
Dunno. Ontario is gay.As for the unions, yes those things were important. Now that they are law, it's time to do away with unions completely, esp non-industrial ones (teachers, civil serpents, etc)
 
That study is literally retarded.
It simultaneously counts any protest as a peaceful protest, no matter the size. Five people in a park in a small town? Peaceful protest.
It then seems to greatly under count things that by ACLEDs own defintions should be riots, but aren't counted. Their definition is " Riots are a violent demonstration, often involving a spontaneous action by unorganized, unaffiliated members of society."
It also doesn't count certain violent BLM related events. The CHAZ/CHOP gets passed over with a short note of violent crime, but gets praise for decreasing violent unrest during that period.
Then they make the ultimate retard move of using mainstream news like CNN as their sources. The entire thing is very ideologically tinged. Everything in Oregon is blamed on Federal Presence, for some reason there is a section on evictions and anti-trans violence. It really is incredibly stupid.
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The people who made and run that site/foundation echo so fucking hard and are almost all Brits and (((others))) like this broad.

Leave it to Europeans to try to fuck with American politics, but it is okay because it supports the democrats.

Edit: one of the three founders has never done a day of work in her life. here is her CV and some excerpts.

Armed Conflict Location &Event Data Project(ACLED)ResearchDirector, 2017-presentSenior Researcher, 2014-2016
World Bank Group, Fragility, Conflict, and Violence Cross-Cutting Solutions AreaData Science Consultant, 2016-present
Center for International Development and Conflict Management, University of MarylandConsultant, 2014-presentResearch Assistant, 2009-2014

2University of the PeopleAdjunct Professor (Pro Bono), Globalization, 2016-present
Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security, Georgetown UniversityQuantitative Analyst, 2016-2017
Management Systems InternationalSubject Matter Specialist, 2016
Creative Associates InternationalConsultant/Conflict Action Research Network Fellow, 2013
Amnesty International USAIndividuals at Risk Campaign Intern, 2008
 

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Imagine being raised by a mother who refers to you as "her crotchfruit"

Sigh...

It's one of the many reasons so many of us are beyond tired of people like this. Her dipshit logic is "Hurr durr, I made a funneh! I'm so Ka-weeerrky and randumb!" And she's to big of a tard to understand that crotchfruit is a perjorative and you're not "taking back" the word, you're just demeaning your child for asspatz and stickers.
 
Notable. The "targets" are those on the right. Apparently Antifa and BLM get a pass on this.



Online bans fail to silence US extremists drawn to protests
By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN, Associated Press 4 hrs ago



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SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — After Wisconsin protests over Jacob Blake's shooting by police turned deadly last week, a member of an anti-government extremist group started posting updates from the scene for comrades in an encrypted chat room.

FILE - In this Aug. 25, 2020, file photo, police in riot gear clear the area in front of Kenosha County Courthouse during clashes with protesters, in Kenosha, Wis. After the Wisconsin protest over Jacob Blake's shooting by police turned deadly, a member of an anti-government extremist group started posting updates from the scene for comrades in an encrypted chat room. For months, the nationwide protests against racial injustice and COVID-19 lockdown orders have attracted all kinds of extremists using online platforms to plan, coordinate and drum up support for their activities. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
© Provided by Associated Press FILE - In this Aug. 25, 2020, file photo, police in riot gear clear the area in front of Kenosha County Courthouse during clashes with protesters, in Kenosha, Wis.

After the Wisconsin protest over Jacob Blake's shooting by police turned deadly, a member of an anti-government extremist group started posting updates from the scene for comrades in an encrypted chat room. For months, the nationwide protests against racial injustice and COVID-19 lockdown orders have attracted all kinds of extremists using online platforms to plan, coordinate and drum up support for their activities. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
The group member named “Jake” said “two of my guys” rushed in to help after a gunman later identified as 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse shot and killed two people Aug. 25 on a street in Kenosha.

“Jake” was posting on the Keybase messaging platform, where the group migrated after Discord banned it from its instant messaging service in early July.

For months, the nationwide protests against racial injustice and COVID-19 lockdown orders have attracted all manner of extremists using online platforms to plan, coordinate and drum up support for their activities.
Facebook, Discord and other mainstream internet services have banned accounts linked to anti-government extremists, but the recent protests in Kenosha and elsewhere illustrate how easy it can be for them to work around these digital roadblocks.

“The whole landscape is too big and each individual player is very big,” said Elon University Professor Megan Squire, a computer scientist who studies online extremism. “The number of people you would need to truly police this on the platforms is inadequate right now. The resources just aren’t there.”

FILE - In this Aug. 25, 2020, file photo, protesters take cover behind a dumpster during clashes with police outside the Kenosha County Courthouse in Kenosha, Wis. After the Wisconsin protest over Jacob Blake's shooting by police turned deadly, a member of an anti-government extremist group started posting updates from the scene for comrades in an encrypted chat room. For months, the nationwide protests against racial injustice and COVID-19 lockdown orders have attracted all kinds of extremists using online platforms to plan, coordinate and drum up support for their activities. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
© Provided by Associated Press FILE - In this Aug. 25, 2020, file photo, protesters take cover behind a dumpster during clashes with police outside the Kenosha County Courthouse in Kenosha, Wis.

After the Wisconsin protest over Jacob Blake's shooting by police turned deadly, a member of an anti-government extremist group started posting updates from the scene for comrades in an encrypted chat room. For months, the nationwide protests against racial injustice and COVID-19 lockdown orders have attracted all kinds of extremists using online platforms to plan, coordinate and drum up support for their activities. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
Squire has been monitoring the messaging site to which “Jake” and hundreds of other users belong, collecting and reviewing their messages.

One of the posts about the Kenosha shooting said one of Jake's “guys” provided unspecified medical care while the other was “escorting the kid to safety," presumably referring to Rittenhouse.

Later, other members of the self-described “private intelligence agency” discussed whether the violence in Kenosha would be the catalyst for a civil war, according to a screenshot taken by Squire.

“Doubt it,” the group's anonymous founder wrote. “Things like that take time, which is what is happening now.”

“Ah. Gotcha,” a user named “warhammer_actual” replied. “This is just one part of that escalation. Makes sense.”

On June 30, Facebook announced that it had removed hundreds of Facebook and Instagram accounts, pages and groups linked to the anti-government “boogaloo” movement.

Boogaloo supporters, who use the loose movement’s name as a slang term for a second civil war or collapse of civilization, frequently show up at protests armed with rifles and wearing Hawaiian shirts under body armor.
To avoid the ban, some boogaloo groups relaunched pages under innocuous sounding names. A day before the Kenosha protest shooting, a post on a private Facebook group with more than 2,000 members called “CNN Journalist Support Group” said “bois of the movement” would be “making their presence felt” in the city, wearing “regular clothes” or combat apparel instead of “luau” shirts.

“These are well known bois who no longer can post to social media due to the purge,” said the post, according to a screenshot collected by the Tech Transparency Project, a research initiative of the nonprofit Campaign for Accountability.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company made a mistake in not removing the page of a militia group that called for armed civilians to enter Kenosha amid the violent protests that erupted after police shot Blake, a Black man, in the back seven times, leaving him paralyzed.

The page for the “Kenosha Guard” violated Facebook’s policies and had been flagged by “a bunch of people,” Zuckerberg said in a video posted last Friday on Facebook.

An Aug. 12 report by the Tech Transparency Project found that Facebook's “slow and ineffective response” has allowed many boogaloo groups to avoid detection using simple re-branding techniques.

Project director Katie Paul said at least four private Facebook groups for “boogaloo” supporters used their accounts to promote plans to attend the protests in Kenosha before the shooting.

“This is systematic failure. It’s not a one-off incident,” Paul said. “Whatever Facebook’s measures are, they are not effective and they are not being properly applied.”

The boogaloo has been linked to a recent string of domestic terrorism plots, including the arrests of three Nevada men accused of conspiring to incite violence during protests in Las Vegas.

Authorities also found a boogaloo connection in the fatal shooting of a federal security officer outside an Oakland courthouse and the ambush killing of a California sheriff’s deputy. Steven Carrillo, an Air Force sergeant charged with the killings, was tied to the boogaloo movement from social media posts and phrases he wrote in his own blood.
Ryan Balch, an Army veteran who spent time with Rittenhouse on the night of the shooting, said as many as 32 boogaloo adherents were in Kenosha that day. Balch described himself as a “Boog Boi” in a series of Facebook messages to the Chicago Sun-Times, but he said Rittenhouse had no connection to the boogaloo movement.

“Agitators did seem to focus on him because he seemed like an easier target than the rest of us,” Balch said, according to the newspaper.

The group that Squire has been tracking on Keybase says it doesn't promote the boogaloo or any other movement, but she said that denial rings hollow based on her review of their communications on the messaging platform.

“It's pretty obvious that they're just saying that because they're worried they're going to be removed from the service," she said. “In their minds, they’re planning for this war.”

The user named “Jake” said he didn’t see anybody in Kenosha “repping the redacted,” an apparent reference to the boogaloo. “Most people had all their patches removed,” he wrote.

“Stay frosty bois,” wrote another user, named “vbboisrep.”

Squire said the group had as many as 1,500 members on Discord before its ban. It has roughly 500 members on Keybase, where it has separate channels for discussing recent “riots” in Minneapolis, Chicago, Atlanta and other cities.
Stamping out the online footprints of extremist groups is ”basically impossible unless the companies get together, unless there is a clear mandate to remove this stuff en masse," Squire said.

But the bans like the ones imposed by Facebook and Discord typically shrink the groups' membership and audience when they move to a new platform, she added.

“So it's still worth doing,” Squire said.



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