The people behind the violence in the American protests of George Floyd.

UncleBuck said:

why am i a misogynist for pointing out that melania trump is a racist prostitute who can speak 5 languages?

it's true

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dabby duck said:

Dont jerk off too much, It might make you go blind. And I have no problem calling you a misogynist.



Nite, rolli.

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hanimmal said:

Warning: Some Breitbart level bullshit below.
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This guy I was curious about why someone who right before someone gets stomped on camera would yell "Too many people get that shit out of here" to someone off camera. While watching it I see more and more weird things from little cuts to how it seems the camera guy is trying like hell to not film certain areas to hide the people off camera.

The first clear shot of him is @14:41 when he came in and waved away the guy who had the knife and was directing people from here.

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As soon as this happens, the camera pans away form the messed up person and starts walking to the corner, where you can just see the truck and people in masks and the dude all breaking up and walking into the crowd where they start getting peoples attention and the camera pans away.View attachment 4659673

@15.49 you can see them coming from the area of the truck towards the corner as the camera pans away and into the empty street.

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@16:40 the guy in the middle (who came into t-shirt/Jeans/Boots/Backpack/Facemask/gloves with something in his hand at 16:42 gestures to the the big black guy who has been trying to start stuff the entire time (and eventually slaps the guy who is in the truck) down the street that the truck ultimately crashes and the guy gets beaten.

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@18:15 you can see him starting to circle the way towards the crash site, but he circles back a couple times. And when you hear the lady correctly pointing out that the person that was being abused 'she wants us to beat her to death' (@18:50) not realizing that this was staged (If it was of course, I feel dirty even saying that, but this shit stinks). @19:20 the camera just happens to ignore all the chaos and turns to the white truck before it makes its loud ass noise. After the recording skips a few times. Then the guy can be seen clearing the area so the truck can leave.

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@24:50 you can see the guy is one of the first on the scene after the crash when the camera guy gets there, with his phone out.

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@26:30 after a filming skip, turns out that this is the guy that ultimately pushed the white guy that got hospitalized before walking back to the truck to shut it off.

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Just before @25:50 after pulling off the guy in the sparkly shirt from the few punches he got in on the guy on the ground, someone starts yelling right by the camera, "another fight" and this guy starts heading that way and blocks the guys wife who is crying.

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Only later to tell her that he got beat up for running people over while saving her.

Outside of pushing that guy down, waving in the direction that the final scene took place and heading that way a couple times like he is expecting the truck to take off, and clearing people out to let the truck move, I am not sure he did anything on film that is suspicious.

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Is it just me being racist, or does he look similar enough to watch more videos to see if he is the same body type of the person who uploaded the video and just happens to trash BLM a lot?


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But it is kind of another too crazy of a coincidence is the guy that ends up getting knocked out at the end is handing the camera guy his vape @7:48.

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That looked like he never got it back, does that seem normal to anyone? I just use glass when I smoke so don't know if those are disposables or not.

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schuylaar said:

i reject these YTs, it's propaganda..it's not what you think it is..they count on you to post and me to click.

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hanimmal said:

Why do you think i posted the ss? So you don't need to click the yt video. My whole point was this is a propaganda video, good for you though understanding this.

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schuylaar said:

i guess i understood it in a round about way.

the last one BTW is a gem..edited still portion fat Trumper getting pretend hit by Antifa/BLM and she looks at the camera forlorn..

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Trump made clear after the death of George Floyd, a Black man in Minneapolis, and the protests that sprang up around the country calling for changes to policing that he sides with law enforcement. Trump also has called himself a “law and order president.”

“We don’t have to make a choice between supporting law enforcement and supporting our African American families,” Pence argued Friday. “We have done both from the beginning of this administration. We’re going to continue to do both.”

He said that support would be prominently featured next week.

“We’re going to talk about how we’re going to support law and order, support the men and women of law enforcement, and get ready to hear a lot about that next week,” Pence said.

Pence appeared on morning TV talk shows to counter Democrats and promote the Republican viewpoint hours after Democrats wrapped their four-day convention. Biden and Harris accepted the Democratic Party nominations for president and vice president, respectively.

Republicans plan to nominate Trump and Pence at their four-day celebration.

Pence promised a “great lineup of leaders” next week along with a “great number of voices from all across the country to talk about what this president has done.” Among known speakers are Trump, Pence and first lady Melania Trump.

The vice president said he was turned off by the negativity shown by Democrats, who argued Trump is unfit to lead the country for another four years. Former President Barack Obama, a frequent target of Trump’s broadsides, warned that democracy itself is at risk under Trump.

“I didn’t watch much of it and, frankly, I couldn’t watch much of it,” Pence said. “There was so much negativity, nothing but ad hominem attacks.”

Pence appeared Friday on Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network, ABC, CBS and CNN.

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rollitup said:

Yep, Abiqua was an ass, too!

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dabby duck said:

Do something about it, whitey.

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PORTLAND, Ore. — On Saturday afternoon, a large crowd of more than 100 far-right activists, including Proud Boys and armed militia members, descended on Portland, Ore., staging a “Back the Blue” rally in front of the Justice Center that houses the downtown police precinct. Hundreds of antifa and Black Lives Matter protesters gathered to oppose the far-right crowd.

People in the far-right crowd came armed with paintball guns, metal rods, aluminum bats, fireworks, pepper spray, rifles and handguns. Some people in the opposing left-leaning crowd brought rocks, fireworks and bottles filled with chemical solutions. Both crowds sported shields and helmets.

The two groups sparred for more than two hours, as people exchanged blows, fired paintballs at each other and blasted chemicals indiscriminately into the crowd. People lobbed fireworks back and forth. At least one person was hit in the abdomen with a device that flashed and exploded, causing bleeding.

The rally followed a much smaller right-wing event last week that ended with gunfire. On Wednesday, Portland police arrested and seized a gun from 27-year-old Skylor Noel Jernigan, a far-right activist who has frequently rallied against antifascists in the city in recent years. Many of the same people came out again Saturday, including Alan Swinney, who brandished a gun and pointed it at the opposing crowd.

Violent clashes erupt between far-right groups and racial justice protesters in Portland and other cities

As the brawls unfolded, Portland police officers remained at a distance. They made several announcements over loudspeakers, encouraging the crowds to “self-monitor for criminal activity,” even as people beat others with sticks, and at least two right-wing activists brandished handguns.


“Each skirmish appeared to involve willing participants and the events were not enduring in time, so officers were not deployed to intervene,” the Portland Police Bureau said in a statement.

Police said they did not stop the violence, although the event met the criteria to be declared a riot, because too few officers were available to respond and they deemed it too dangerous to intervene. Officers were tired from responding to a much smaller and less volatile protest that was declared a riot the night before, the bureau said in a statement, and incident commanders also had concerns that officers would be targeted by the crowd.

“PPB members have been the focus of over 80 days of violent actions directed at the police, which is a major consideration for determining if police resources are necessary to interject between two groups with individuals who appear to be willingly engaging in physical confrontations for short durations,” the bureau said in a statement. “While the activity in the group met the definition of a riot, PPB did not declare one because there were not adequate police resources available to address such a declaration.”

The Portland Police Bureau has struggled to quell confrontations between far-right groups and antifascists in the city since at least 2017, when a string of violent riots broke out over the summer and fall.

Violent protest clashes turned Portland into a ‘right-wing boogeyman.’ Here’s how it happened.

The decision not to intervene was a striking contrast to police tactics at several left-leaning Black Lives Matter protests in recent weeks. Officers have consistently declared unlawful assemblies and riots at nighttime protests that have devolved into property damage and projectiles thrown at police. Although those events have involved significant property damage at times, they have not involved firearms or rampant brawling among demonstrators.

Several people were injured in the chaos at the warring protests. Dakota Means, 25, was hit in the eye with a paintball fired by a man in the far-right crowd wearing a tactical vest with a “Texas” patch across his chest.

“I counted six shots — three of them whizzed past me, two of them landed in front of me, but the last one hit me right in the corner my eye, right where the bridge of my nose is,” Means said. “I stumbled back and dropped to my knees and passed out for about a minute, and then when I woke up, there was medics all around me trying to figure out what was happening.”

Means, who described himself as mixed race and a Marine Corps veteran, said he was at the rally to support Black Lives Matter and to oppose a right-wing crowd that was threatening to shoot civilians.

“They’re not welcome in the city,” he said. “I’m gonna make sure they’re ran out.”

The right-wing crowd chanted “USA! USA!” and expletive-filled chants against antifa. The opposing leftists responded with shouts of: “Go home, Nazis.”

After more than two hours of violent clashes, the far-right crowd retreated to their cars. Antifa demonstrators followed them as they moved through downtown to a parking garage a few blocks away. The two groups lobbed rocks at each other and exchanged more pepper spray.

Amid the right-wing crowd was a widely known Proud Boy, Tusitala “Tiny” Toese, who has frequently brawled in Portland since early 2017.
Last year, he pleaded guilty in a 2018 assault in exchange for a two-year probation that requires him to stay away from protests until his probationary period ends in 2021. Even before he showed up at Saturday’s rally, there was an active warrant for Toese’s arrest for violating other terms of his probation.

As the far-right crowd left downtown Portland, Toese walked past several Portland police officerswho did not attempt to apprehend him.

After the far-right groups had cleared out of downtown, members of the left-leaning crowd reconvened in Terry Schrunk Plaza, which is federal property. Federal police declared the gathering an unlawful assembly and drove the protesters out of the plaza, though the crowd had become largely peaceful as the afternoon waned.

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hanimmal said:

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Fogdog said:

I can't wait for this summer to be over. Somebody is going to get killed and I'm willing to bet it won't be a fascist.

About a hundred proud boys and hangers-ons, including one of the shitheads who was sentenced for rioting in May and let loose with orders to stay away from the protests were there. Large crowd of counter-demonstrates showed up and the Police just stood and watched. Dumb-ass brawls, exchanges of rocks, fireworks, paint balls and pepper spray ensued.

Of course the fascists would show up armed. They are too few to take on the crowd if the shit gets real. So, yeah, they carry guns because that's what fascists would do. Fascist cops just let them. Still, though they were pushed back and left by brave people who wouldn't let them own our streets. After the fascist civilians left is when the fascist cops declared a riot and cleared the streets.

Portland City government has to find a way to stop the fascists. I'd be for deputizing members of Antifa and keeping the cops near their effing and beloved union hall.

Oh, and that parole violator? Yeah, he had warrants from attending earlier protests. He walked right by the police without any concerns.

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hanimmal said:

It seems outside some pockets of violence that is really pretty impossible to stop if people who are determined to be assholes and ruin things for everyone.

They should instead of falling into the Trump trap of branding what he wants, deputize 1000's of moms and dads and elderly. And just have them socially distanced outside in folding chairs and umbrellas. throughout downtown to be a wall of humanity.

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The widely recognized mural of George Floyd painted outside the south Minneapolis store where he died while in police custody was defaced Tuesday night, reportedly by a medical student who said he now regrets what he did.

The vandalism occurred despite volunteers keeping careful watch at the memorial on the corner of E. 38th Street and Chicago Avenue S. that has become a focal point for thousands stopping there to mourn Floyd and rally for social justice in the three months since his death.

“We will not allow something like this to distract us from our greater goal,” said Jeanelle Austin, lead caretaker for the Floyd memorial.

With volunteers at the corner Tuesday night, a man wearing a hoodie walked up to the mural on the side of Cup Foods about 10 p.m. and sprayed black paint over Floyd’s eyes and face, Austin said. Video from Cup Foods captured the vandalism.

The suspect, Daniel Michelson, 26, of Rochester, told the Minnesota Reformer, a local online news site, that he’d gotten drunk in his apartment and “didn’t realize” what he was doing. He said he had no memory of the incident.

“This is definitely a turning point for me,” he told the Reformer. “I was absolutely disgusted because that’s not at all representative of who I am or who I strive to be.”

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Michelson, a medical student, added that he’s working with the community to make up for his deed and that he’ll pay for repairs to the mural and “anything else.”

The Star Tribune was unable to reach Michelson despite repeated attempts.

“He caused harm to the community,” Austin said of the suspect. “He needs to be held responsible and take ownership of that. That has to happen.”

A Minneapolis police spokesman said Thursday that the department had not yet taken any vandalism reports or made any arrests in connection with the incident.

The vandalism comes as city officials are weighing how to both reopen and preserve 38th and Chicago, which has been closed to vehicles since Floyd’s death. The city has allocated $100,000 to create a permanent memorial at the site.

“It’s been difficult to find any consensus about how to move forward,” David Rubedor, director of the city’s neighborhood and community relations division, told City Council members during a public meeting Thursday.

Four officers responded to Cup Foods on the evening of May 25 on a report that Floyd had passed a fake $20 bill and arrested him, leading to his death. They were fired and have been charged, including Derek Chauvin, who is facing murder charges.

Billy Briggs, who lives just feet from where Floyd died, was lighting candles Tuesday night when the suspect began defacing the mural. Briggs gave chase and found a can of spray paint ditched by the suspect but lost him after a couple blocks.

Another volunteer security team from the site caught up with the suspect near Powderhorn Park but let him go after questioning him and taking his picture. Members of the security team talked with Briggs, who confirmed that the man they spoke with was the person he saw defacing the mural.

Briggs, an unemployed photographer who has been documenting the scene for the past three months, returned to the mural and broke down.

“Everybody is struggling with this,” he said. “[Floyd] is the face of justice in this movement. This was a devastating thing to do. Shame on you.”

A blue tarp, initially put up to cover the damage, was later taken down.

“People need to see what happened,” said Austin, who added that she and others were exploring their next moves, including contacting the artists to repaint the mural.

“It’s going to take time before changes are done,” she said. “At the end of day, we are looking for justice.”

Other Floyd murals around the country reportedly have recently been defaced, including those in Rochester, Minn.; Long Beach, Calif., Salt Lake City and Portland, Ore.

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hanimmal said:

Is this who you're talking about @Fogdog?

Sounds like more ranting of the 'don't vote' brainwashing.


His buddy flashing the white power gang sign as he finishes up his rant.
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OneMarty said:

So in your way of thinking this is all President Trump's Fault??? Get a life.

MAGA, KAG!

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OneMarty said:

So in your way of thinking this is all President Trump's Fault??? Get a life.

MAGA, KAG!

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