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

[Coffee Druid]

I think you've watched too many episodes of CSI if you think the police are going to find some random hoodie in metric tons of city garbage.

How would they possibly know where it even came from? More to the point you could easily throw off the police by putting it in a trash pickup on a different day in their own pickup.

For perspective, two summers ago a woman killed her kid, tossed his body in the trash can and the police spent over 3 months looking for him at the dump and never found him. And that was a cadavier and the cops knew when and where it was picked up.

I wasn't commenting on the efficacy of finding evidence, just on the misinterpretation of the original poster. We're not even talking about an actual case going on anyway. It's nitpicking and my brain is fried from writing lots of essays so what can I say?

 

[DeadFish]

It takes time to rebrand, manufacture products with the rebranding, and sell off old stock. I'd expect in a year or so to no longer see "Aunt Jemima" products on the shelves.



For all the left's squawking about having social workers talk down the mentally ill methhead on a bender, what interests me more is the thought of hiring more police who have training in psychology or social work. That would actually be a practical use for those majors.



If the city charges them, then a jury will let them go. Unless the cops involved are guilty of lesser crimes related to this case (such as witness tampering if it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt they did shady shit after Taylor's death), then a jury can't actually convict. The no-knock raid was legal (even though it shouldn't have been), and, once they were fired upon, it was legal for them to shoot. Not every homicide is murder.

It makes sense that BLM hangers-on won't shut up about this case (although it seems like most of the really active BLM types don't care) since Taylor was an unjustified case of collateral damage, but it's still infuriating to see the continued abandonment of due process by the left. Just because you're outraged, doesn't mean what you're outraged about was a crime.



Now the feds should do this to Ted Wheeler and his administration since Portland antifa won't stop accusing him of being a Nazi.



They're being prosecuted: https://www.foxnews.com/us/videos-s...ursing-diners-at-a-restaurant-lead-to-charges

Although I won't rest until someone goes after the scumbags who harassed that diner in DC.

Quite possibly the single most alarming thing about BLM/antifa bullshit is how authoritarian they are. Raise your fist or be screamed at. Say "black lives matter" or we won't give you your property back. Kneel or we'll show up at your house at night.

A lot of the rioting will blow over eventually, but how do you deal with two generations of Americans who think authoritarianism being on the right side of history is okay?

There are two ways. You fight back with another authoritarian movement (such as facism) or you go scorched earth and go sea people styled chaos.

 

[Smug Cat]

What's up with this outfit a girl at the protest was wearing?
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I'm late as fuck but why is everyone sperging about this outfit? It's a little thotty, sure, but it's not something I'd double-take at walking down the average city street. Are you all major trads or something?

Takeaway? Discovering their employers and bugging them is effective. Keep doing it!

It's effective, but I don't like cancel culture no matter what direction it's pointing in. Employers and public mobbing should be left out of this shit.

 

[Larry David's Opera Cape]

It's effective, but I don't like cancel culture no matter what direction it's pointing in. Employers and public mobbing should be left out of this shit.

Vast difference between canceling someone over a tweet and requesting that the school principal look into the fact that the third grade teacher spends her weekends assaulting officers and harassing people in restaurants.

 

[Coffee Druid]

I'm late as fuck but why is everyone sperging about this outfit? It's a little thotty, sure, but it's not something I'd double-take at walking down the average city street. Are you all major trads or something?

It's effective, but I don't like cancel culture no matter what direction it's pointing in. Employers and public mobbing should be left out of this shit.

I think we're just bored with the lull in protests so people comment on things in the background. But still, is a tube top and drawstring hot pants not even a little thotty? I don't know what city where most normal people dress like that. Like, I don't personally care and people can wear what they want but it is a little amusing.

 

[Green Man]

I think you've watched too many episodes of CSI if you think the police are going to find some random hoodie in metric tons of city garbage.

How would they possibly know where it even came from? More to the point you could easily throw off the police by putting it in a trash pickup on a different day in their own pickup.

For perspective, two summers ago a woman killed her kid, tossed his body in the trash can and the police spent over 3 months looking for him at the dump and never found him. And that was a cadavier and the cops knew when and where it was picked up.

Yeah, I mean, sometimes they get really lucky on that shit and manage to locate a key piece of evidence, but it doesn't happen very often. It's like that whole "it doesn't matter what you do to a hard drive, they have some spy shit that will find evidence of espionage" type of shit. Contrary to CSI and Criminal Minds or whatever, there isn't a whole lot anyone can do with a hard drive that's been shattered into a thousand pieces. Remember Sandy Hook? The feds tried REAL hard to get some info off one of Lanza's drives. He smashed the platters with a little dumbbell and scratched it up with a house key. They didn't get shit out of it.

I think people vastly overestimate the abilities and technologies that law enforcement has at their disposal. Yeah, they have some spooky shit, but it won't allow them to do the impossible and it's likely still just as hard to find a needle in a haystack for them. That's assuming that whatever you did is worth pulling out the spooky shit and spending a whole lot of time and money to make it stick.

 

[Puff]

Yeah, I mean, sometimes they get really lucky on that shit and manage to locate a key piece of evidence, but it doesn't happen very often. It's like that whole "it doesn't matter what you do to a hard drive, they have some spy shit that will find evidence of espionage" type of shit. Contrary to CSI and Criminal Minds or whatever, there isn't a whole lot anyone can do with a hard drive that's been shattered into a thousand pieces. Remember Sandy Hook? The feds tried REAL hard to get some info off one of Lanza's drives. He smashed the platters with a little dumbbell and scratched it up with a house key. They didn't get shit out of it.

I think people vastly overestimate the abilities and technologies that law enforcement has at their disposal. Yeah, they have some spooky shit, but it won't allow them to do the impossible and it's likely still just as hard to find a needle in a haystack for them. That's assuming that whatever you did is worth pulling out the spooky shit and spending a whole lot of time and money to make it stick.

And remember, if you're important enough for them to use the spooky shit, what happens to you doesn't make the evening news.

 

[Hee]

I think you've watched too many episodes of CSI if you think the police are going to find some random hoodie in metric tons of city garbage.

How would they possibly know where it even came from? More to the point you could easily throw off the police by putting it in a trash pickup on a different day in their own pickup.

For perspective, two summers ago a woman killed her kid, tossed his body in the trash can and the police spent over 3 months looking for him at the dump and never found him. And that was a cadavier and the cops knew when and where it was picked up.

Considering the fact that most of these rioters are spineless losers, they could still get them in an interrogation room while under investigation, right? It’s easy to play into the hand of Leftists, and that’s an easy in for interrogators. Even without evidence, all they need is a confession.

 

[💗Freddie Freaker💗]

I'm late as fuck but why is everyone sperging about this outfit? It's a little thotty, sure, but it's not something I'd double-take at walking down the average city street. Are you all major trads or something?

What people wear must vary by area. I've never seen someone around here dress like that lol. I mean, that's basically a bra and panties.

 

[Grandpa Simpson]

Oh no Anonymous are communists too!

 

[Feline Supremacist]

No offense but why would you throw anything away in your own trash? You can find 20 dumpsters within a mile of your home, better yet, toss it out the window while driving down the street at 3 AM.

Yeah I get it they're criminals, i also get the police aren't your friends and only a moron would do anything to help them prosecute you.

Obviously there's less than can do with their phone if they were dumb enough to film themselves committing crime when is why you shouldn't do that.

There are cameras everywhere. We are tracked everywhere we go. Especially at the federal level, which is why we're hearing reports of arrests. Selective arrests which means they've identified certain people.

I take it you haven't been around criminals. They are dumber than a sack of rocks son. They think they are smarter than you and they will never get caught.

I think you've watched too many episodes of CSI if you think the police are going to find some random hoodie in metric tons of city garbage.

How would they possibly know where it even came from? More to the point you could easily throw off the police by putting it in a trash pickup on a different day in their own pickup.

For perspective, two summers ago a woman killed her kid, tossed his body in the trash can and the police spent over 3 months looking for him at the dump and never found him. And that was a cadavier and the cops knew when and where it was picked up.

The NYPD find evidence in the dump all the time. Maybe your cops are just dumb. And yes, I never said they'd toss the phone but anyone with a A+ cert could hack into a shitty iPhone.

 

[Fliddaroonie]

I'm late as fuck but why is everyone sperging about this outfit? It's a little thotty, sure, but it's not something I'd double-take at walking down the average city street. Are you all major trads or something?

Hmm. I guess it's because she's fat and skanky looking. That's not an appropriate outfit for anything but like a lot of modern black women she's so convinced of her super special kuhweenness she couldn't look in the mirror and think "yeah, no this isn't alt for anything, least of all my fat self".

Personally, that whole look is indicative of the rank, ingrained narcissist tendencies of so many of these retards so for me it's more about hating a whole kind of a person and the train of thought most of them follow.

It's never them that's the problem. Oh no, not once,not ever. It's not the fact she's oblivious to the fact she's porky or dressed like trash or the fact she's so up her own fat backside she can't see her faults. Nope. Never. It's society and muh colonialism and payytreeeearkeeee and whipipo and we need to gib moar gibs and worship her as the beautiful buhlaq kahween she is.

I guess it's a lot to read from a photo so in short: bitch has a face I would like to introduce to a machete.

 

[ShortBusDriver]

Yeah, I mean, sometimes they get really lucky on that shit and manage to locate a key piece of evidence, but it doesn't happen very often. It's like that whole "it doesn't matter what you do to a hard drive, they have some spy shit that will find evidence of espionage" type of shit. Contrary to CSI and Criminal Minds or whatever, there isn't a whole lot anyone can do with a hard drive that's been shattered into a thousand pieces. Remember Sandy Hook? The feds tried REAL hard to get some info off one of Lanza's drives. He smashed the platters with a little dumbbell and scratched it up with a house key. They didn't get shit out of it.

I think people vastly overestimate the abilities and technologies that law enforcement has at their disposal. Yeah, they have some spooky shit, but it won't allow them to do the impossible and it's likely still just as hard to find a needle in a haystack for them. That's assuming that whatever you did is worth pulling out the spooky shit and spending a whole lot of time and money to make it stick.

I don't want to derail the thread too much but back in 2003 a Federal prosecutor Thomas Wales was killed by a gunmen who walked up to the window outside his home and shot him as he sat at a computer.

What made this unusual is the gun that killed him was a Makarov that had been fitted with an after market .380 barrel. The FBI got the records of something like 3,500 people who bought this barrel and went around the country trying to find it.

After 20 years his murder is still unsolved.

 

[Coffee Druid]

I don't want to derail the thread too much but back in 2003 a Federal prosecutor Thomas Wales was killed by a gunmen who walked up to the window outside his home and shot him as he sat at a computer.

What made this unusual is the gun that killed him was a Makarov that had been fitted with an after market .380 barrel. The FBI got the records of something like 3,500 people who bought this barrel and went around the country trying to find it.

After 20 years his murder is still unsolved.

No system is perfect. If they were we wouldn't have tv shows and countless yt channels to discuss unsolved mysteries.

 

[Pentex]

There's already some business near St. Louis, MO in St. Charles. Typical cult chanting horseshit, lot more whites than blacks, a couple of blacks exercising their constitutional rights with AR-15s.

Funny how BLM feel safe 'protesting' in the majority white area that didn't impose mask-cucking and has lots of guns, but won't take their little party over to the thoroughly Jogger-fied St. Louis neighborhoods like Pine Lawn and Wellston to show 'solidarity' with actual black people.

 

[MuuMuu Bunnylips]

Too bad USA doesnt have any Harriers. The vertical takeoff feature would suck them up into the jets, resulting in THIS:

Aftermath Of Man Being Sucked Into Jet Plane Engine (NSFW)

Back in 2006, an engineer at El Paso Airport in Texas got sucked into a Boeing 737 engine as it was waiting to take off. The results aren't pretty.

www.sickchirpse.com

Syndrome? Is that you?

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

All that shit in the rotor wash might break the chopper.

How about they divert a K-Max with a bambi bucket fighting the fires?

Not at fastrope height (approx 25-30m iirc) depending on terrain, when dropping in. Sustaining a hover for a minute will start to recirc FODs back up, but nothing that'll take down a bird. The most dangerous shit is wires, more so than rocks & dirt.

On the other hand, anyone at ground level not directly underneath the helo & wearing goggles is going to be blinded & deafened to the point of uselessness.

 

[💗Freddie Freaker💗]

So the White House siege was a nothingburger. I think it was cancelled and only a few people showed up.

 

[Feline Supremacist]

No system is perfect. If they were we wouldn't have tv shows and countless yt channels to discuss unsolved mysteries.

True and yet years later many do get solved. Baby Hope was a child dumped near a park in a cooler in 1991 and the NYPD kept at it, putting up posters. Her sister saw a TV report in 2018 and realized it may have been her sister and the case was solved. Keep in mind Baby Hope was the child of illegals and so was her killer. I have to admire the NYPD for what they do, they are the best PD I have come across. Rough around the edges but the best.

 

[Smug Cat]

Vast difference between canceling someone over a tweet and requesting that the school principal look into the fact that the third grade teacher spends her weekends assaulting officers and harassing people in restaurants.

I mean, not really. It's the same idea. For whatever reason you can't get them via the law so you go out of your way to try and use the mob to ruin their lives. I don't like it.

I think we're just bored with the lull in protests so people comment on things in the background. But still, is a tube top and drawstring hot pants not even a little thotty? I don't know what city where most normal people dress like that. Like, I don't personally care and people can wear what they want but it is a little amusing.

It's a little thotty. It's a bit trashy. Fat and would not have sex etc. I just don't see how it's really notable. Plenty of chicks dress like trash, I wouldn't say this is trashier than your average trashy chick uniform.