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Source that Antifa did this?
The whole of the f_ing internet and MSM bud.
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Source that Antifa did this?
That inept handling is still somehow better than a lot of Europe, weird.What caused the lockdown? Trumps inept handling of the virus. Im more than keeping up, its you who is panting when we haven't even broken into a jog yet.
The whole of the f_ing internet and MSM bud.
That inept handling is still somehow better than a lot of Europe, weird.
Almost like the second most visited country in the world is going to have a large outbreak.
Never mind that this was largely left to the individual states on how they wanted to proceed... You know, like how all of you were moaning when he wanted to force the states to open and they gave him the middle finger.
Coincidence that the 2 most affected states are... Democrat? That explains the shifting of blame on to Trump, likes these riots actually.
I'll forgive the forgetfulness and not being able to connect dots. Biden supporters, after all.
Maybe black people must stop committing less crimes? Ever thought of that?
Yeah but he was white on the inside.... the racist mofo had to go.
The whole of the f_ing internet and MSM bud.
So no source then. Cool
Well if the criminal scum are that easily triggered by a Trump sticker then they aren't peaceful protesters.
And theres the third side which is the riots mean the police cannot afford to not crack down on hard everyone, this is a exceptional situation and the normal rules don't apply. If they handle everyone with kid gloves it encourages more riots to break out.There are two sides to every issue, Floyd was far from clean but he didn't deserve the death he did.
There are peaceful protestors being fked by the police. There are insane riots where it looks like warzones and people are dying. There are going to be extremes everywhere
A bit on the nose.
A reporter and local black business owners try to get the police to stop looters, instead the cops arrest the black business owners and leave the looters.
The pair of accused bomb-throwing lawyers charged with hurling a Molotov cocktail at a cop car in Brooklyn early Saturday were cut loose from jail on bond — and now prosecutors are appealing their release to a higher court.
The US Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York filed the appeal Tuesday with the Second Circuit Court to stay the release of Colinford Mattis, 32, and his alleged accomplice, 31-year-old Urooj Rahman.
They argued in the appeal that the nature of the crime — which they believe to have strong evidence was committed by Mattis and Rahman — warrants the detention of the pair until their trials.
According to LinkedIn, Mattis held a slew of impressive roles before his arrest. He was an anti-poverty intern for the mayor of San Francisco, a middle school math and science teacher with Teach for America, an intellectual property intern at Microsoft, a legislative fellow for Colorado State Senator Mike Johnson and the president of the Princeton University Black Student Union. At the time of his arrest, Mattis was a furloughed associate at Pryor Cashman and a board member on the Brooklyn Community Board, according to the New York Times.
According to the New York Times, Rahman is also exceptionally well-educated and worked as a human rights lawyer before her arrest. According to reports, she was identified in a Facebook post about a speaking engagement in April with a Muslim group, where Rahman was supposed to discuss “Love of the Earth.” It’s unclear how the pair know each other.
On Monday, federal prosecutors said Mattis and Rahman attempted to distribute Molotov cocktails to protesters before they were arrested, according to the New York Post. Prosecutors referenced photographic evidence of the attempted distribution taken by a witness.
On Tuesday, South Africa’s ruling African National Congress said it was concerned about the numerous incidents of police brutality in the US
The ANC appealed to Ramaphosa, who is currently also chairman of the African Union, to engage US authorities in a bid to diffuse tensions in the global economic powerhouse and help build social cohesion among Americans.
See above - that's a source claiming it's actually an alt-right orgnisation called: "Evropa" inciting violence. Not saying there hasn't been outright blatant looting - there is clear evidence of that too, but these white supremacist fscknuts are definitely trying to turn things violent.
My guess is that if they do that then Daddy Trump is justified in deploying the military and they can then escalate further to a full on race war.
Good people, both sides?
I haven't seen real evidence of peaceful protesters fked by police.There are two sides to every issue, Floyd was far from clean but he didn't deserve the death he did.
There are peaceful protestors being fked by the police. There are insane riots where it looks like warzones and people are dying. There are going to be extremes everywhere
Well we don't have a systemic racist problem. Our police was just a bit "over enthusiastic" when they beat some people to death for breaking the lockdown. It's all fine.![]()
South Africa deplores violence in US protests over George Floyd death
The government has spoken out against the widespread violence which has characterised protests in the United States sparked by the death of George Floyd.www.iol.co.za
Amazing that they are not concerned about the local ones at all.