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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Standardized Profile said:
Unitarianism proper was a non-Trinitarian denomination (or sect) of Christianity. Universalism was a denomination of Christianity that believed in the universal reconciliation of mankind to God. They dwindled and became more liberal, then united to form Unitarian Universalism, which shed its last vestiges of Christianity and became its own thing. Now it's a small quasi-religion that tries to access the truths of religion by aping its forms. They do little readings and light candles, and promote left wing politics. They don't have the cultus or drive to do anything as impressive as the People's Temple.
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Yeah, it just seems like a place for people who want to have a church setting/community without necessarily Christianity. Seems to attract either ambiguous christians, agnostic people, or a variety of smaller religions or generically spiritual people. Each church is it's own amalgamation so I doubt they have much influence in any way outside their bubbles. But a common thread is all the people I've met who were UU were very leftist.
 
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Harbinger of Kali Yuga said:
He was a narcissist that always wished for "revolutionary suicide" in his name, he got off on the idea of persuading others to kill themselves at his behest. All that good stuff? No shit, that's what communists did. You think the communist party itself acted any different? Pfft. Doesn't make them the good guys.

It's a concept the left need to readopt.

It's curious how The People's Temple is always represented as a religious cult when in reality it is a communist cult.
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It's unfortunate because a few generations got a little lackadaisical about policing the fuckin' ugly reds and now half of the country is a communist cult. McCarthy was right.
 
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There is no right to asylum in a church, if the cops want to arrest some one in there, they are free to do so. The myth is based on an English law that was abolished in the 1620s, long before an independent America was even thought about.

Cops may choose not to arrest some one out of respect of tradition, but they do not need to.
 
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There is no right to asylum in a church, if the cops want to arrest some one in there, they are free to do so. The myth is based on an English law that was abolished in the 1620s, long before an independent America was even thought about.

Cops may choose not to arrest some one out of respect of tradition, but they do not need to.
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These people probably watched Disney a lot and thought it worked like in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
 
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Over 300 People Facing Federal Charges For Crimes Committed During Nationwide Demonstrations

The Department of Justice announced today that more than 300 individuals in 29 states and Washington, D.C., have been charged for crimes committed adjacent to or under the guise of peaceful demonstrations since the end of May.

To date, of the 94 U.S. Attorneys’ Offices (USAOs), more than 40 USAOs have filed federal charges alleging crimes ranging from attempted murder, assaulting a law enforcement officer, arson, burglary of a federally-licensed firearms dealer, damaging federal property, malicious destruction of property using fire or explosives, felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition, unlawful possession of a destructive device, inciting a riot, felony civil disorder, and others. Violent opportunists have exploited these demonstrations in various ways.

Approximately 80 individuals have been charged with offenses relating to arson and explosives. Approximately 15 individuals have been charged with damaging federal property. In some instances, these individuals are alleged to have set fires to local businesses as well as city and federal property, which will regrettably incur millions of taxpayer dollars to repair damages to the Portland Courthouse, Nashville Courthouse, Minneapolis Police Third Precinct, Seattle Police East Precinct, and local high school in Minnesota; and, to replace police cruisers in South Carolina, Washington, Rhode Island, Georgia, Utah, and other states.

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I figured everyone might want an update on the running tally of people who aren't going to be having fun for awhile.
 
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Activelo said:
Here's another protester acting like a child as he's arrested.
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these are the people who call others "man children" or talk about fragile masculinity when people called rey from star wars a mary sue. these are the people who talk about white fragility when someone doesn't give a black movie a 10.

remember this when some woke cunt smack talks or tries to belittle someone else.. this is them when things don't go their way.

so i don't double post
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ITS AW
NOT AWE
you fucking retarded shit brained mongoloid
 
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