When a violent mob invades a government building, attacking police officers, threatening government officials and destroying property -- the proper escalation, if the mob refuses to follow orders to leave and other non-lethal measures don't work, is a direct escalation to violent force using firearms. Doesn't matter if the location is D.C. or Portland. Of course this is merely my opinion -- but an opinion held by many others as well. There is a big difference between peaceful protesting outside and violent rioting inside a government facility.
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When a violent mob invades a government building, attacking police officers, threatening government officials and destroying property -- the proper escalation, if the mob refuses to follow orders to leave and other non-lethal measures don't work, is a direct escalation to violent force using firearms. Doesn't matter if the location is D.C. or Portland. Of course this is merely my opinion -- but an opinion held by many others as well. There is a big difference between peaceful protesting outside and violent rioting inside a government facility.
Ever see a violent mob have the doors to a government facility opened to them?
You missed the barriers out front... and the violent mob storming the building breaking windows & doors to get in while assaulting police officers. Yeah... but whatever believe in your own fantasy.
Is it acceptable for the violent ANTIFA mob to violently attack the federal courthouse in Portland attempting to burn it while assaulting officers guarding it?
https://www.news.com.au/technology/...s/news-story/45a9be3adf9b447b53d23cf5536c5d02
Why don’t they shoot to kill all those ANTIFA members?
"Sen. Ron Johnson, whom Wisconsin Republicans settle for because “zombie Joe McCarthy” isn’t an option, was at it again this week, when he insisted the Capitol insurrectionists “were people that love this country, that truly respect law enforcement, would never do anything to break the law” and that he only would have been concerned if “those were tens of thousands of Black Lives Matter and Antifa protesters.”
"Thing is, this isn’t a hypothetical question. Over the summer, there were many, many, many times as many people in the streets supporting Black Lives Matter as stormed the Capitol on January 6. Nearly 98% of BLM protests reported no injuries among participants, police or bystanders, and 96% reported no property damage or police injuries. When they weren’t peaceful, it was often because police, not protesters, started the violence, such as when Trump sicced cops on folks in Lafayette Park. The only police officer killed in protests was shot by an anti-government extremist “Boogaloo” boy, according to federal charges (he has pleaded not guilty).
"The Capitol riot, whose crowd was only a tiny fraction of the people who protested for Black Lives Matter across the country, resulted in 140 injuries to cops, one assault of a police officer who later died, and two more police suicides after the fact, as well as four other deaths."
- Amanda Marcotte, Trump is gone, but the GOP’s white supremacy problem is still with us
"Thing is, this isn’t a hypothetical question. Over the summer, there were many, many, many times as many people in the streets supporting Black Lives Matter as stormed the Capitol on January 6. Nearly 98% of BLM protests reported no injuries among participants, police or bystanders, and 96% reported no property damage or police injuries. When they weren’t peaceful, it was often because police, not protesters, started the violence, such as when Trump sicced cops on folks in Lafayette Park. The only police officer killed in protests was shot by an anti-government extremist “Boogaloo” boy, according to federal charges (he has pleaded not guilty).
"The Capitol riot, whose crowd was only a tiny fraction of the people who protested for Black Lives Matter across the country, resulted in 140 injuries to cops, one assault of a police officer who later died, and two more police suicides after the fact, as well as four other deaths."
- Amanda Marcotte, Trump is gone, but the GOP’s white supremacy problem is still with us
This one is a bit hard to see but here is the frame showing the bullet from her pistol in flight towards the officer:
Fit THAT into your narrative.
Fit THAT into your narrative.
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Yet you brought it up idiot.
Btw we know your opinion would be different if a Black BLM activist were shot while storming The White House while Trump were President you hypocrite racist piece of shit.
1.Although legal he was running her plates because she was black or thought she was black.
2.After he seen the person with the warrants was not in the car he should have let her go rather than unconstitutionally searching her car since he longer had a reason for the stop.
She pulled a gun and shot a cop. And you're defending her. Absurd.