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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Even post JeVa the Snack Van can't catch a break...

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Jimmy J. Weems said:
Before deleting his Twitter account, JeVa claimed to be one of the founders of the original RiotRibs.
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HarblMcDavid said:
Interesting though, I went back and looked at the "transparency" document they released back when they were divvying things up and the total came to 330k, not 350k, I wonder if this is a schizobabble rounding error or if 20k just magically didn't get reported.
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I wonder if that's the same document/spreadsheet where I noticed food/ribs made up just 2% of the expenses because donations to other groups made up the bulk of the "expenses."

deeplyhigh said:
Coinbase sounds like a company that normies want. Leave the politics at the door, do the work, go home.
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Before the push for SocJus and wokeness, this was often the workplace environment. People knew enough to know they were hired for their skills and that being a minority, LGBT, etc. were secondary. When pepole arrived to the workplace, that was put aside to get shit done and also because it was expected. Now, it seems like workplaces focus more on who wins the oppression olympics than actually accomplishing anything of value. *sigh*

stupidpieceofshit said:
Flint does have a University of Michigan a school in Flint, for some reason, sure it doesn't rank great in national rankings but still better then a lot of other colleges (That don't even make it to national rankings)
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Flint has three post-secondary schools:
  • Mott Community College
  • University of Michigan-Flint
  • Kettering University (formerly General Motors Institute/GMI but now spun off and open to anyone)

Wy4M said:
George Floyd's son in the middle and his daughter to the right:
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As based as it is to hear his son say the violence truthfully accomplishes nothing, the rioters don't care. They're going to keep doing what they want to do which shows they only care about the victims as dead people they can exploit for personal gain.
 
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mr.moon1488 said:
The cops weren't in the wrong, but this is one instance of crazy cat lady sperging I can somewhat agree with but for totally different reasons.
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It's normally better if you can get a target off their home turf. If I were planning the arrest I'd likely have had a camera hidden in the hall outside the apartment, and then ambushed him in the elevator of his apartment with two plain-clothed officers. It's really hard to fight back when you get caught completely off guard.
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If we're talking about Taylor, it wasn't an arrest warrant. It was a search warrant.

They specifically try to do it when the suspect they've got the warrant for is in the location to unquestionably link that suspect to whatever evidence is found.

Not to mention they don't necessarily know when anyone present is going to leave, and they can't just have a full tac-team and evidence technicians sitting outside for hours as that increases the chances of being spotted, the suspected tipped off, and evidence destroyed.

With arrest warrants, they do generally prefer to get the suspect away from home as it's less dangerous and there's no evidence to worry about being destroyed like with a search warrant. They also have more time to work with since search warrants expire after both an amount of time, or when the probable cause used to get the warrant is no longer valid.
 
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If you're at the point where you have to get on a mic to tell a crowd to stop throwing eggs, you should not be on a mic. You should be emptying 40mm rounds into the crowd, batoning shins, and swarming that fucking van.

(Maybe not as a universal rule, but in Portland at this point, there's no reason to give them the benefit of the doubt.)
 
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mr.moon1488 said:
The cops weren't in the wrong, but this is one instance of crazy cat lady sperging I can somewhat agree with but for totally different reasons.
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It's normally better if you can get a target off their home turf. If I were planning the arrest I'd likely have had a camera hidden in the hall outside the apartment, and then ambushed him in the elevator of his apartment with two plain-clothed officers. It's really hard to fight back when you get caught completely off guard.
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I have to agree. I believe how the raid on Ruby Ridge was handled was absolutely horrible. Their was no need to go in with the ATF tactical surveillance team. Weaver has to leave the mountain sometime. Such, it would have been fairly easy to conduct a vehicle stop with local Sheriff's backed up by feds.

The same thing should have been done with Taylor. Vehicle stop in a safe area with a marked unit. Just explain either she can go in cuffs and give up her keys or you will smash the door down.
 
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introvertedobserver said:
If we're talking about Taylor, it wasn't an arrest warrant. It was a search warrant.

They specifically try to do it when the suspect they've got the warrant for is in the location to unquestionably link that suspect to whatever evidence is found.

Not to mention they don't necessarily know when anyone present is going to leave, and they can't just have a full tac-team and evidence technicians sitting outside for hours as that increases the chances of being spotted, the suspected tipped off, and evidence destroyed.

With arrest warrants, they do generally prefer to get the suspect away from home as it's less dangerous and there's no evidence to worry about being destroyed like with a search warrant. They also have more time to work with since search warrants expire after both an amount of time, or when the probable cause used to get the warrant is no longer valid.
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Well with what I'm talking about, you don't really have a tac team on standby. It's just typically two cops in an unmarked unit monitoring the location to grab the dude and then executing the search warrant with units available in the area. Even for a search warrant, I'd much rather get the person just as they're exiting since you still get the benefit of directly linking them, but you also deny them any real ability to fight back or destroy any evidence. The big thing I think a lot of police departments don't realize is that the evidence isn't going anywhere on its own. So long as the suspect or any cohorts can't get to the evidence, you have literally all the time in the world to secure the evidence in most cases.

Additionally, having the suspects separate from the place you're searching can be played to your advantage. The whole thing of it is because they don't actually know what your search team is finding while they're detained, you can easily use that panic they're feeling to get them to start making up excuses for shit you haven't even found yet, which tells you what to look for.

E.g.
Cop: You know we're searching your apartment right now right?
Jogger: yo man I didn't do nothin
Cop: So we're not gonna find anything?
Jogger: dat be her sheit in there I dindu nothin

Just an exchange like that 100% confirms to the search team that there is something in that apartment because the suspect is already trying to lie his way out of the situation by blaming the other suspect.
 
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