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

[Ita Mori]

Yes your holy father: guns=bads... kids bootyholes=good. Also fun to see the church bend its knee once again to global governance, i.e. the UN.

It's shit like that which reminds me I don't need organized religion to keep my faith.
The Catholic Church has become the Mayor Frey of Abrahamic religions. Demented old cuckold.

 

[Borax Bozo]

That's because Malcolm X went to Mecca and realized the Nation of Islam was fully of shit.

Then they killed him.

It's amazing the sort of stuff you could get away with in cults and small religious groups before the advent of the internet. There wasn't a searchable list of refutations to core religious beliefs. If someone said Islam was "blah blah blah", how were you to know different if you were a believer? Now there are Ex-Mormon, Ex-Scientology, Ex-Islam groups all happy to try and rip you out. Hell, there are groups trying to get you in, so all it would have taken was a google search for NOI people to learn how not-Islamic the NOI was.

 

[MrJokerRager]

It's shit like that which reminds me I don't need organized religion to keep my faith.
The Catholic Church has become the Mayor Frey of Abrahamic religions. Demented old cuckold.

Unlike Judaism or Islam, its not a church from the source. Like Islam's rules were established and institutionalized by Muhammad himself so there is little room for argument for muslims over for example how prayers are to be done. Judaism follows from the teaching of Moses as he wanted it to be. Whereas in Christianity, Jesus didn't stick around long enough to create a church and like long term make it work. They had the council of Niceo and the Orthodox-Catholic split and other stuff. Basally men rather than gods or prophets deciding how to run the religion. This is just my view with religious framing.

 

[Ari Gold]

Hell, even half-smart snotlings & niglets could watch a couple episodes of Cops on TV and figure out what not to do.

Except now they can't anymore.

That show was the only positive picture a lot of inner city kids ever saw of police officers, and it inspired many to wear the badge back in their communities when they grew up.

Every single younger officer I knew from places like St. Louis always cited the Cops, and admitted the show essentially opened their eyes to the lies about police propagated by gangs & friends/family.

When I heard Cops was being cancelled, it seriously impacted my hope for a lot of city kids. I mean, how many youngsters are going to look at what's being shown/told them now, and say "Yeah! I wanna do that when I grow up!".

So what happens in another 10 years (give or take) when no one wants to be a police officer? Do we start conscripting people into service? Do we raise their pay (exact opposite of defunding them)?

 

[Ctrl+Alt+Rt]

Funny they don't mention her drug dealing boyfriend shooting at the police first.
These "journalists" truly are the enemies of the people. Lies of omission are still lies.

That's because that's false information. Her boyfriend was Kenneth Walker. He has no history of drug offenses and can legally own a gun there (felons cannot). Her drug-dealing ex-boyfriend was Jamarcus Glover and his associate is Adrian Walker. So the drug-dealer was her ex and wasn't at the apartment, and the two Walkers are not related either.

The NYT ran a story this morning on how the proposal to abolish the police collapsed in Minneapolis. It makes most of the city council look like retarded children.
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Despite a majority of the city rejecting the idea, the dumb they/them activist vomits out word salad of the typical commie phrases.
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This is the modus operandi of these far-left activists. They shriek loudly and swarm indignantly in the streets or on Twitter to give people the impression that they are the majority opinion and represent every non-cishetmale in existence, trying to intimidate others into apology/submission/joining the cultist chanting.

Nobody actually agrees with these degenerates. Just disengage and ignore. The way to win is to not play.

 

[Borax Bozo]

So what happens in another 10 years (give or take) when no one wants to be a police officer? Do we start conscripting people into service? Do we raise their pay (exact opposite of defunding them)?

A return to lone Sherrifs and the hue-and-cry?

 

[Who dat?]

It's shit like that which reminds me I don't need organized religion to keep my faith.
The Catholic Church has become the Mayor Frey of Abrahamic religions. Demented old cuckold.

You'll have fun in Hell, remembering how clever you were.

 

[More AWS-8Q Than You]

Unlike Judaism or Islam, its not a church from the source. Like Islam's rules were established and institutionalized by Muhammad himself so there is little room for argument for muslims over for example how prayers are to be done. Judaism follows from the teaching of Moses as he wanted it to be. Whereas in Christianity, Jesus didn't stick around long enough to create a church and like long term make it work. They had the council of Niceo and the Orthodox-Catholic split and other stuff. Basally men rather than gods or prophets deciding how to run the religion. This is just my view with religious framing.

The early church had some structure, but there's very little given, even written by Paul and the other authors of the epistles. Just some direction on who we should choose for leadership and their character. It's why Constantine wanted some structure and the Council of Nicaea got a little heated, like when St. Nick punched out Arius. The focus of Christ, Paul, and the early leadership is typically local. That whole love your neighbor thing wasn't metaphorical, they meant the guy next door, not the guy half a world away.

Structure wasn't a bad thing, but it did lead to a lot of fighting over "How many angels fit on the head of a pin" tier stuff. Punching out Heretics who deny the divinity of Christ is one thing, dividing the church over whether or not the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father or the Son is entirely something else.

 

[Harvey Danger]

A return to lone Sherrifs and the hue-and-cry?

I'd settle for beefed-up laws that somewhat protect organized armed groups or neighborhood associations. Like the armed groups in Kenosha who were keeping rioters out of neighborhoods, who you never hear about because of Saint Kyle's hat trick. Or the Santa Fe militia who were protecting the statue, then disarmed and took a shooter into custody until the cops got there. Or even the McClotskeys, who weren't organized but faced a similar mob situation.

The usual self defense and SYG laws have become insufficient to protect citizens from politically motivated DAs. There needs to be movements at the state and local levels that offer specific legal protections to people dealing with asymmetric confrontations.

 

[bippu_as_fuck_ls400]

Found this in the recommended section while listening to that one.

Who knew sound cloud housed such bangers?

https://soundcloud.com/wainsnyder%2Fi-think-my-dogs-a-democrat

Of course they are a teacher.

In other news...

https://twitter.com/MultCoSO/status/1309908727793737728 (https://archive.vn/jrSeU)

Proudboys livestream:
https://www.pscp.tv/w/1OwGWLdXjOQJQ

Videos from Portland:
https://twitter.com/zerosum24

 

[he who has thus come/gone]

Structure wasn't a bad thing, but it did lead to a lot of fighting over "How many angels fit on the head of a pin" tier stuff. Punching out Heretics who deny the divinity of Christ is one thing, dividing the church over whether or not the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father or the Son is entirely something else.

There's a famous quote about a westerner being in Constantinople during one of their christological controversies and going from place to place where everyone, from the baker to the magistrate, had an opinion on Christ's nature/divinity. Looking back on it now, we think "this is crazy that everyone was so concerned about these minor aspects of religion and that it resulted in violence in many cases."

But these past months made me reappraise that notion. People now in America can each have an opinion on myopic topics like "systematic racism" or "patriarchal whiteness" which has led to actual violence in the streets. In a thousand years, will people look back and think "Those Americans in the 21st century were crazy, debating each other at all levels about minor topics of social relations that are based in overwrought ideas about society and skin color"?

 

[Ita Mori]

You'll have fun in Hell, remembering how clever you were.

I didn't realize loyalty was meant towards the Catholic church and not the teachings of Jesus and the promise of his eternal grace.
TIL.

Hail the kiddie diddlers.

 

[ColtWalker1847]

When I heard Cops was being cancelled, it seriously impacted my hope for a lot of city kids. I mean, how many youngsters are going to look at what's being shown/told them now, and say "Yeah! I wanna do that when I grow up!".

LivePD turned that shit up though. You used to hear people bitch about the cops constantly here. Then for a couple seasons a local Sheriff's Dept was featured. The anti-cop people went almost completely radio-silent afterward because everyone got to see what the deputies did in the community every Saturday night live on TV. It was so effective a bunch of the criminal-apologist pinko dickbags threw a fit and got the show tossed out before this BS kicked off.

Cops had been around for decades before with them but I have never seen the groundswell of support for LEOs like there was when LivePD was here. It really helped put policing into perspective.

 

[TFT-A9]

Crimes against coal-rollers for what they do to those pickups to turn their rides into gigantic piles of shit notwithstanding, I think the move is to go old school. Farm trucks that nobody cares about and have lived a life of abuse. Headache racks. Four-wheel drive. Heavy sheetmetal. Bullbars. Granny low.

Just kind of roll up on these faggots with something that looks like it belongs in a Mad Max or zombie movie, blast this on the stereo.

COME AT THE KING, MOTHERFUCKERS.

 

[Random Internet Person]

I'm white as fuck and still got the "talk" i.e " Talk to the cops politely and do what they say slowly and deliberately. If you believe they did something wrong or injust the time to dispute it is in court"

Its basic advice.

I don't think I ever got a specific talk. It was just common sense "respect authority/your elders" type of thing. Also, they had guns, so not the best idea to try them.

The usual self defense and SYG laws have become insufficient to protect citizens from politically motivated DAs. There needs to be movements at the state and local levels that offer specific legal protections to people dealing with asymmetric confrontations.

You think there's going to be some more "take out attckers and kill themselves because they know the system is against them" situations in the future? I think we're in one of those "only way things get better is after hitting Rock Bottom" times.

Hell, even half-smart snotlings & niglets could watch a couple episodes of Cops on TV and figure out what not to do.

Except now they can't anymore.

That show was the only positive picture a lot of inner city kids ever saw of police officers, and it inspired many to wear the badge back in their communities when they grew up.

Every single younger officer I knew from places like St. Louis always cited the Cops, and admitted the show essentially opened their eyes to the lies about police propagated by gangs & friends/family.

When I heard Cops was being cancelled, it seriously impacted my hope for a lot of city kids. I mean, how many youngsters are going to look at what's being shown/told them now, and say "Yeah! I wanna do that when I grow up!".

You ever think Cops will come back? It's cheap enough to do and I think that the way the entertainment industry is going, it may crash and burn and allow a show like Cops to rise from the ashes.

 

[The Grimace]

Do you think orange man will actually deliver and have antifa be legally declared a terrorist organization? I'd love to live to see these soyboys get dragged into guantanamo bay (in minecraft of course)

 

[Who dat?]

Pepper bullets? Where is the accuracy in reporting. They are not bullets.

Knowledge of weaponry is not a virtue in modern newsrooms. If you want to succeed in the newsbiz today, you need to giggle and blush like a Loli at any mention of firearms.

 

[Jarolleon]

My elementary school had an entire thing where the cops came in, talked about how to interact with them, how they do their jobs, and this policy has existed since the 90s.

We also have one of the lowest rates of police violence in the state. I wonder if there is a connection there.

Supposedly that's the non-batshit version of "community policing". Where cops actually talk to the community.

 

[mr.moon1488]

Do you think orange man will actually deliver and have antifa be legally declared a terrorist organization? I'd love to live to see these soyboys get dragged into guantanamo bay (in minecraft of course)

If anything happens like that, it will happen after the election if he wins. Personally, I doubt it will happen at all though. Trump is a centrist, and the center-right has a well-established track record of just bending over and taking it.

 

[Random Internet Person]

Do you think orange man will actually deliver and have antifa be legally declared a terrorist organization? I'd love to live to see these soyboys get dragged into guantanamo bay (in minecraft of course)

Well, they'll say Antifa is an ideology and not an organized group, but if anything it could just be Trump trying to get people starting shit on federal charges/RICO and using the threat of seizing assets from anyone deemed to be giving financial support to Antifa to give up dirt.