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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A few year ago I would have taken the time to buy her a coffee and explain the concept of negative rights and how her demands for freedom puts a burden on others.

Now, l will give the guy about to curb stomp and shoot her in the back of the head three times a thumbs up and keep on walking.
 
Police have sounded the words: unlawful assembly.
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This guy is out and about, apparently.
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I didn't know about Corey. It turns out he's a real celebrity.

MSN mentioned him in a report a year ago in connection to anti-ICE action. They've already scrubbed it and it has been disappeared from Google. Fortunately, it was archived.
The FBI has gathered intelligence from people with “direct access” to the organizations and is monitoring their social media, according to the document, called an “external intelligence note,” that was obtained by Yahoo News. The note, which was produced by the FBI office in Phoenix and sent to other law enforcement and government agencies, said there are indications these groups are “increasingly arming themselves and using lethal force to further their goals.” However, almost all of the evidence cited in the report involved nonviolent protest activity.

Corey Lemley, a self-described “antifascist” activist in Tennessee whose Twitter activity was included in the FBI report, said he knew he was on the government’s radar because he was previously visited by federal authorities at his home after he helped organize counterprotests against neo-Nazi rallies in Tennessee last year.

I found the FBI report referenced above. It indicates they had infiltrated Antifa weapons training seminars as early as April 2018. Scribd wants me to log in to something to download it, maybe there's another source that can be downloaded.

When Corey spoke to WSMV, he repeated various terrorist talking points. He admits assaulting someone in Charlottesville but denies participating in the more recent violence, though he wholeheartedly approves of it. It's long but it's worth preserving the whole thing:
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - News 4 profiled a self-proclaimed ANTIFA activist, who was at the riots on the day that people vandalized and burned the Nashville Historic Courthouse.

Corey Lemley celebrated on May 30. He posted on his FaceBook page, "the city is ours," over an aerial shot of the courthouse on fire with its windows broken out.

"The city was ours that night," Lemley said.


Lemley refers to himself as an ANTIFA activist and an anarchist. ANTIFA is short for anti-fascist.

Lemley said a group of about ten Lemley activists went downtown with the goal of protecting Black Lives Matters protesters from a possible disruption by white supremacists.

The night turned violent, as vandals smashed windows, toppled a civil rights statue, spray painted graffiti, and damaged a Metro Police patrol car.

Amid the chaos, Lemley posted: "riots and uprisings keep the system in check."

"So you think rioting is a good thing?" Amons asked Lemley.

"It's a useful tool, yes," Lemley said.

"Do you condone the violence that happened that night?" Amons asked.

"I condone everything that happened that night," Lemley said.

Lemley is a 29-year-old native of East Nashville and a video producer. He travels with antifa activists to rallies in other cities. He said its to fight white supremecists.

Lemley has made the news before as protests turned violent.

Lemley posted video of himself in Charlottesville Virginia in 2017 smashing a photographer's video camera and bragging about it.

He told Amons he wanted to stop the photographer from taking video of someone who was injured.


"If the same thing happened again, would you do the same thing again?" Amons asked.

"Yeah, without a doubt," Lemley said.

During Nashville's day and night of violence, Lemley posted videos of himself at the Central police precinct as it was under siege. In a FaceBook Live - posting the 'police precinct is ours."

He also posted a picture of himself burning a "blue lives matter flag," writing, "I was afraid that Nashville would not live up to this historic moment. I was proven wrong."

Amons asked Lemley about burning the flag.

"I hope this makes people uncomfortable," he said.

Lemley denies taking part in setting fire to the courthouse and News 4 asked if the arson was justified in any way.

"That's a broad question. I mean," Lemley said.

"I'm asking your for a very specific answer, " Amons said, "do you think the arson at the courthouse was justified?"

"I think the outrage is justified," Lemley said.

Amons repeated, "do you think the arson is justified?"

"It can be rebuilt. It can be replaced. Black lives can't be replaced," said Lemley.

"I'm not going to worry about property damage at a time when racism is at an all-time high, " he said.

Lemley said he doesn't know any of the people who have been arrested in connection with the arson at the courthouse. He denies that he incited violence, saying instead he was with a community frustrated with the system.
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Just woke up to some bitches yammering about it in Chicago just bold face lying about the case. I'm confused as to why the city of Chicago is even having a big news conference about this as if it happened there.

CPD superintendent basically telling people they need to protest. Enjoy your riots I guess assholes.

 
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