I didn’t imply that. Nor did I say it. It’s happening to both but we’ve seen that most of the people that are there for peace aren’t engaging in the criminal acts. Errors are made, of course, but I don’t believe many of the peaceful protesters are turning into looters at night. Riots are incited and people take advantage of the situation.
A guy I worked with at DoS emailed me to say his brother works in a King St restaurant (dunno which one)Ibanez wrote:I didn’t imply that. Nor did I say it. It’s happening to both but we’ve seen that most of the people that are there for peace aren’t engaging in the criminal acts. Errors are made, of course, but I don’t believe many of the peaceful protesters are turning into looters at night. Riots are incited and people take advantage of the situation.mainejeff wrote: Cops are only attacking looters?.....huh.
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Sounds like Halls. A guy there started firing into the air.CID1990 wrote:A guy I worked with at DoS emailed me to say his brother works in a King St restaurant (dunno which one)Ibanez wrote: I didn’t imply that. Nor did I say it. It’s happening to both but we’ve seen that most of the people that are there for peace aren’t engaging in the criminal acts. Errors are made, of course, but I don’t believe many of the peaceful protesters are turning into looters at night. Riots are incited and people take advantage of the situation.
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He said they were holed up in the restaurant night before last as looters were smashing the storefront. He said they called and called 911 and nobody came to help. This was basically a complaint.
So if the police do come to help and do what is necessary to disperse the crowd, they are attacking people. And if they don’t help, they aren’t doing their jobs.
Most of those downtown restaurateurs are left leaning though, so I’m sure they are happy to sacrifice their businesses in the name of social justice.
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Were they blocking streets? Was it after curfew? I thought I saw that Charleston had a 6 PM curfew...Ibanez wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 6:12 pmSounds like Halls. A guy there started firing into the air.CID1990 wrote: A guy I worked with at DoS emailed me to say his brother works in a King St restaurant (dunno which one)
He said they were holed up in the restaurant night before last as looters were smashing the storefront. He said they called and called 911 and nobody came to help. This was basically a complaint.
So if the police do come to help and do what is necessary to disperse the crowd, they are attacking people. And if they don’t help, they aren’t doing their jobs.
Most of those downtown restaurateurs are left leaning though, so I’m sure they are happy to sacrifice their businesses in the name of social justice.
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And your CPD buddies are on video arresting people for protesting. Peacefully. On their knees. With their hands up. After they say “I love you.”
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..peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard..
Very happy to not have "leading from behind" like we had with Obama.
So you prefer a lack of leadership to leading from behind?SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 7:42 pmVery happy to not have "leading from behind" like we had with Obama.
Trump is a much better leader.UNI88 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 7:44 pmSo you prefer a lack of leadership to leading from behind?SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 7:42 pm
Very happy to not have "leading from behind" like we had with Obama.
It was 5:30 in the middle of Marion Square. They weren’t doing anything illegal.BDKJMU wrote:Were they blocking streets? Was it after curfew? I thought I saw that Charleston had a 6 PM curfew...
These don’t matter. That was so 2013Chizzang wrote:
He's accomplished quite a bit of what he promised and continually comes out on top of exchanges with Democrats.
I don’t feel particularly inspiredChizzang wrote:
Does anybody else think this looks shopped or the photographer angle is forcing a wrong perspective? Look at where the cops are looking. None of them are looking at the man with the child.
As with everything felchy is posting, there is an extreme lack of context.
That's a very good try at spinning this. They are protesting a senseless murder of a black man by an racist police officer.
