What!? So, violent, batshit crazy libtards are Trump's fault somehow. Trump is responsible for left wing ideology? WTF!?
ANTIFA - Rioting and Destroying America
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So all I did was add a few percent in height as the video still from a (there are three?) girl beating recording (1-2 months earlier they say) was vertically compressed and rotated.
That is the same person. I have the still from the Sun so just trying to track their source. A lot of these have been taken down. Of course a right wing Murdock rag could be messing around so this needs confirmation.
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How to deal with rioters...
NC House Speaker: Consider 48-hour hold for looters
https://www.wral.com/nc-house-speaker-consider-48-hour-hold-for-looters/19267181/
House Speaker Tim Moore floated a legislative crackdown on looting Wednesday as the General Assembly went back into session, though he acknowledged that the legislature's time may be too short to pass anything this year.
Moore, R-Cleveland, who has a downtown apartment in Raleigh, has repeatedly expressed disappointment with the way the city and Gov. Roy Cooper's administration handled protests that turned destructive at times over the last few months downtown.
He told reporters Wednesday that lawmakers are talking now about "some of the lawlessness that has gotten out of hand." Pressed for ideas being discussed, he said lawmakers may consider legislation allowing a 48-hour hold for anyone who commits a felony during a riot.
The hold would be similar to something in place already for domestic violence cases. The speaker called it "a cooling-off period."
Moore also suggested tripling civil litigation damages in looting cases to strengthen the potential penalties against rioters.
“We’re discussing a number of things," he said.
Lawmakers plan to meet only two days this week, though, primarily to appropriate nearly $1 billion in federal coronavirus money and tinker both with state budget and policy. After that, they're likely to adjourn for the year.
Moore said “we’re trying to see if we can get there" on anti-looting measures, but "it may be a pure time issue.”
A new House Committee on Community Relations, Law Enforcement and Justice, which Moore appointed after the first round of North Carolina protests that followed the death of George Floyd in police custody in Minnesota in May, also met for the first time Wednesday morning.
Moore committed to prioritizing the committee's eventual recommendations, but he did not lay out a time line for action.
"Nearly three months went by until that commission met for the first time today," House Democratic Leader Darren Jackson said Wednesday, after the speaker's press conference. "If we are going to take up any bills, it should be some of the dozens of bills sitting in House committees that address racial disparities in society."
NC House Speaker: Consider 48-hour hold for looters
https://www.wral.com/nc-house-speaker-consider-48-hour-hold-for-looters/19267181/
House Speaker Tim Moore floated a legislative crackdown on looting Wednesday as the General Assembly went back into session, though he acknowledged that the legislature's time may be too short to pass anything this year.
Moore, R-Cleveland, who has a downtown apartment in Raleigh, has repeatedly expressed disappointment with the way the city and Gov. Roy Cooper's administration handled protests that turned destructive at times over the last few months downtown.
He told reporters Wednesday that lawmakers are talking now about "some of the lawlessness that has gotten out of hand." Pressed for ideas being discussed, he said lawmakers may consider legislation allowing a 48-hour hold for anyone who commits a felony during a riot.
The hold would be similar to something in place already for domestic violence cases. The speaker called it "a cooling-off period."
Moore also suggested tripling civil litigation damages in looting cases to strengthen the potential penalties against rioters.
“We’re discussing a number of things," he said.
Lawmakers plan to meet only two days this week, though, primarily to appropriate nearly $1 billion in federal coronavirus money and tinker both with state budget and policy. After that, they're likely to adjourn for the year.
Moore said “we’re trying to see if we can get there" on anti-looting measures, but "it may be a pure time issue.”
A new House Committee on Community Relations, Law Enforcement and Justice, which Moore appointed after the first round of North Carolina protests that followed the death of George Floyd in police custody in Minnesota in May, also met for the first time Wednesday morning.
Moore committed to prioritizing the committee's eventual recommendations, but he did not lay out a time line for action.
"Nearly three months went by until that commission met for the first time today," House Democratic Leader Darren Jackson said Wednesday, after the speaker's press conference. "If we are going to take up any bills, it should be some of the dozens of bills sitting in House committees that address racial disparities in society."
Well I can't find where the Sun got that image, maybe it was sent directly to them. Looking at the video a car with a Wisconsin tag AFR-5914 passes. The location 20 miles from Kyle Rittenhause's home in ties in to the account of the guys who posted the videos.
So he dropped out of school (his mother claimed this was because of bullying), we can be near certain that is him beating on girls, a kid with no parental control has no business with a gun.
Feds have started to bring some charges against Portland rioters. It's the right idea but also kind of lame. State authorities have the more applicable laws and criminal justice system to address this but they don't want to do anything, so the feds are casting around a bit for obscure laws to do workarounds. It's kind of pathetic in some ways. The constitution was structured in a way that presupposes that states would have primary responsibility for protecting its citizenry and would have an inherent zeal for doing so- so power was properly vested in the states. Little did they foresee autonomous zones in Seattle and Portland etc where the states (acting by and through municipalities which are creatures of the states and have no power that is not derived from the states) would just acknowledge NO-GO ZONES and just tell the citizens to deal with it.
Anyway, my original point is that the feds are tying to find a workaround and that will be a big problem in Portland because they are butt hurt over everything and will want the feds to do nothing because letting people riot is progressive.
You know, the 14th amendment requires the national government and the states to ensure that no person "is denied equal protection of the law." The feds need to examine some of this from that angle. How the fuck you can meet this requirement by allowing some place like Seattle and the actions in Portland to just act autonomously and just telling the citizens that if they live in those areas they have to just deal with the lawlessness is beyond me. We all know that events and bad shiite happens and the cities and states have to do the best they can to respond. But that CHOPS/CHAZ thing in Seattle was a declaration of autonomy that went on for a long time and Portland is almost a 100 days into this where local citizens and businesses are being told that there are no immediate plans to end it. It is the new normal. Laws will not be equally applied there. Deal with it.
Just shaking my head on this. First to the left, then to the right, then left, right, left right.
Oregon’s U.S. Attorney pursues first federal charges of civil disorder for alleged violence at Portland protests
https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/20...or-alleged-violence-at-portland-protests.html
Anyway, my original point is that the feds are tying to find a workaround and that will be a big problem in Portland because they are butt hurt over everything and will want the feds to do nothing because letting people riot is progressive.
You know, the 14th amendment requires the national government and the states to ensure that no person "is denied equal protection of the law." The feds need to examine some of this from that angle. How the fuck you can meet this requirement by allowing some place like Seattle and the actions in Portland to just act autonomously and just telling the citizens that if they live in those areas they have to just deal with the lawlessness is beyond me. We all know that events and bad shiite happens and the cities and states have to do the best they can to respond. But that CHOPS/CHAZ thing in Seattle was a declaration of autonomy that went on for a long time and Portland is almost a 100 days into this where local citizens and businesses are being told that there are no immediate plans to end it. It is the new normal. Laws will not be equally applied there. Deal with it.
Just shaking my head on this. First to the left, then to the right, then left, right, left right.
Oregon’s U.S. Attorney pursues first federal charges of civil disorder for alleged violence at Portland protests
https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/20...or-alleged-violence-at-portland-protests.html
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He's responsible for NOT stopping the rioting AFTER he says that's what he'll do if elected in 2020. But he's already POTUS!
Since he indicates that he has the ability, and authority to stop the riots after 2020;
but doesn't stop them now,
then yes:
when LE, or the Commander in Chief doesn't do their job, it's their fault.
Simplified:
What the rioters are doing...that's their fault.
I never said Trump was responsible for what they are doing.
Trump is responsible for not doing what he says he can, and should do.
Tell us @WeToddDid2 , which is it?
1. Either he is lying about his ability to stop the riots, or;
2. He just refuses to stop the riots, even though he has the ability?
Does it baffle you that he's already the President, but is saying that:
Under Biden, we'll have riots...what we already have...under him.
And that,
Under his presidency, we'll have law and order...we are already under his presidency, and we have riots.
How 'bout the rest of you Trump fans ... how do you square this circle?
I agree with you. Trump either can and won't, or he can't and won't admit it. Everyone is making political calculations as to how this mob should be dealt with, and the public at large suffers the consequences of this political chess game. The pawns are sacrificed while royalty remains protected. Nothing new there.
The fact still remains that the mob isn't going away regardless of the election results. Someone has to bring the hammer down eventually and the cowardly people running this country don't want to be saddled with that decision. It'll get worse, much worse before one of these two spineless parties is forced to make a move.
The ANTIFA Portland shooter seems to be a real "winner". His family cannot stand him after all the abuse he inflicted on them.
Sister who turned in her Portland antifa protester brother 'under investigation' for shooting Patriot Prayer member reveals he had been estranged from family for years after stealing dementia-riddled mother's medication
(Much more about the abusive criminal jerk at the above url)
Sister who turned in her Portland antifa protester brother 'under investigation' for shooting Patriot Prayer member reveals he had been estranged from family for years after stealing dementia-riddled mother's medication
- Michael Forest Reinoehl, 48, is 'under investigation' by police in Portland in connection with Saturday's fatal shooting of Aaron Jay Danielson
- Reinoehl hasn't been formally named as a suspect, nor been arrested or charged
- His sister April reported him to police after recognizing him in photos and videos
- She said after the shooting, she received death threats and more than 60 threatening phone calls and messages
- Some were from members of Patriot Prayer, the right wing group Danielson had joined in a protest that weekend
- April told DailyMail.com that her brother had been estranged from their family for three years after stealing medication from their mother who has dementia
- She claimed for years he would verbally abuse and bring their mother to tears, manipulating her into giving him what little spare money she had
- ‘I would describe him as a jerk, verbally cruel sometimes when he’s not getting his way,’ April added
- She opened up the family album and shared photos of a young Michael, explaining he went into a downward spiral when his snowboarding career ended
- April said she had never known her brother to be physically violent, and did not know if he owned a gun
(Much more about the abusive criminal jerk at the above url)