Marxist Black Lives Matter

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ButchPlz said:
Some of our posters here would consider it an absolute honor to have their food spit in by someone with a darker complexion.
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Yeah they'd kneel down and lick it off their feet.
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
Weird that all those reviews are around the same time. It's like a bunch of people decided to say horrible things about it all at once.

Even you aren't dumb enough to take that at face value.
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If you were a white person, would you patronize an establishment run by someone whoโ€™s said that while people should be slaves?
 
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MG1968 said:
If you were a white person, would you patronize an establishment run by someone whoโ€™s said that while people should be slaves?
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depends on the food. Seriously. If a racists pos can cook up some good grub at a fair price, she can "soup nazi" me to her heart's content. She can want whites to be slaves. It will not happen. So, her stupidity isn't really that important to me.
 
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โ€˜Breaking the Newsโ€™ Reveals: Amazonโ€™s Black Lives Matter Donation Tied to Convicted Terrorist

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Last summer, Amazon announced a $10 million donation for โ€œorganizations supporting justice and equity,โ€ including a donation directly to the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation. At the time, BLM Global Network was sponsored by Thousand Currents, a non-profit whose vice-chairman is Susan Rosenberg, a convicted left-wing terrorist. Itโ€™s a major oversight for Amazon, the self-anointed arbiter of domestic terrorism.

Amazonโ€™s ties to Rosenberg are fully exposed in Breaking the News: Exposing the Establishment Mediaโ€™s Hidden Deals and Secret Corruption, my new book revealing the secret ties between the establishment media, Big Tech, and the activist left.
https://www.amazon.com/Breaking-New...-Corruption/dp/1982160748?tag=breitbart035-20
Rosenberg, a former member of the Weather Underground, came to national prominence as a central figure in the May 19 Communist Organization, a group responsible for a series of violent incidents in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Among May 19โ€™s best-known crimes is the groupโ€™s role in the 1981 robbery of a Brinks armored truck which resulted in the murders of two policemen and a security guard.

The group also claimed responsibility for a series of bombings, including the 1983 bombing of the U.S. Capitol. According to historian William Rosenau, May 19 โ€œalso bombed an FBI office, the Israel Aircraft Industries building, and the South African consulate in New York, D.C.โ€™s Fort McNair and Navy Yardโ€ over a 20-month period.

โ€˜Breaking the Newsโ€™ Reveals: Amazonโ€™s Black Lives Matter Donation Tied to Convicted Terrorist
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
Weird that all those reviews are around the same time. It's like a bunch of people decided to say horrible things about it all at once.

Even you aren't dumb enough to take that at face value.
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How many online reviews do you think are really legit anyway? It's just another form of advertising. Besides, I don't care what some unknown shlub on the internet thinks about things anyway. If I want to try a restaurant, I'll try it. If it's good, I might return. If not.... It's really that simple.
 
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Weezer said:
Our system is all kinds of screwed up. As it so happens, those that make the laws, and those that enforce the laws, somehow seem to get held to a lower standard than the citizens laws are supposed to protect. We allow them to skate. I've always been of the opinion they should be held to a higher standard than the common citizen. They're supposed to be the examples, and when you allow them to violate the law and skirt punishment, you send the wrong message to society. No one should be above the law. Such a common phrase, but we see all the time, some people are above the law.
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My door got broken down for the probable cause of a heart attack happening. Unfortunately it was at the wrong address. Guns were drawn coming in. 8 months pregnant it scared the crap out of me.
The heart attack was across the street. I kept wondering what kind of idiot breaks down the wrong door and terrified a pregnant woman? I think I got over it pretty quickly but I wasn't letting it go.

I went to the village council mtg, explained what happened and told them I wanted my door repaired. After hemming around the subject the village mayor said we will pay for it. I had to hold them accountable.

I talked with the police chief and questioned him on the manor in which this happened. Same sgt who never quite seemed to do the right thing was involved. If you are breaking a door down for a medical emergency why the guns drawn. I had a few more run ins with the sgt and not doing his job or screwing it up. He finally got assigned to court house duty. Apparently he had a long history of not paying attention to details. They fixed it internally after several discussions with the chief.

He won't be breaking down anyone else's door. I don't wish to take anyone's living away but he's now in a place that hard decisions are not on his plate anymore and he will retire in that roll. He made the rest of the village police look bad. The rest were by the book professionals and quite frankly expressed relief in not having to deal with him anymore. I can imagine there are thousands of police who feel that way about coworkers.

Multiple that scenario by 10 and you have a small city force. Multiple that by 100 for a large city. Not every cop belongs on a beat, not every cop should be a trainer and some cops shouldn't be issued a weapon. I think the details of an individuals bad behavior or poor judgement gets ignored to a certain extent until there is a sentinel event. I don't believe this is all the time because there are plenty of chiefs who take public safety responsibility personally and the actions of the officers as a reflection of themselves and the department as a whole.

I am seeing more independent reports that warrents are obtained with false info after a death event and investigation. I'm finding allot of probable cause entry being bs after a death event. Those should have never have happened and they happen in all large cities.

Since policing the police is impossible until something bad happens the no knocks should be illegal. I do see it as a 4th violation. I think there are probable causes for entry but those are extreme with lives in danger and not related to the war on drugs.
 
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Berry4Heisman14 said:
Well now we know why this story isnโ€™t being
Shoved down our throats everywhere we look
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You knew that when they didn't have a suspect to report on within 24 hours.
 
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Boca Vol said:
Since gun shots could only be heard in about 21 of the 60 second clip, I'd say that qualifies as mostly peaceful.

You can't make this sh*t up!
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"Ahh yes the "mostly in memorial drive by" in a language Floyd would most understand, gunshots
 
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