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No. That doesn’t work. I was willing to be reasonable until it was made clear that it was a one-way street.Why do you expect symmetry when you’re unwilling to give it? They’re all a “me” too.
No. That doesn’t work. I was willing to be reasonable until it was made clear that it was a one-way street.Why do you expect symmetry when you’re unwilling to give it? They’re all a “me” too.
It was not a protest anymore once they attacked police officers (killing one of them) to breach into the building.
If people try to break into our National Assembly (French equivalent of the House of Representatives) while they are in session, intruders can expect to be shot.
When people protest without breaking the law they don't get shot by the police.
It's a simple concept.
Is this supposed to make sense?There is Richter Scale level of irony in this post, if you are willing to realize it. Like its really telling me something about how sides view one another.
How does someone dies by natural causes? A tree falls on them?How do you kill somebody by "natural causes"?
Are you serious?How does someone dies by natural causes? A tree falls on them?
Let me help you outHow does someone dies by natural causes? A tree falls on them?
Yeah, essentially the earth would tremble beneath your feet if you realized what you were saying isn't all that different from what people on the other side of the spectrum say. In fact it's exactly what they say.Is this supposed to make sense?
Oh. Is that all? I think I can help you with that ideological gunk in your eyes. First you stop with the “muh team” nonsense and start caring more about what’s real and true than what yer team says. The clearing follows naturally from there. You’ll notice that it’s working when you find yourself no longer defending fools like the Capitol rioters.Nope. Checking to see who's calling the shots and who's the follower, or - in nuancese, where on the continuum from clear-eyed conservative to coat holder you see yourselves
There are very few people, after childhood, that don't know what that means. Congratulations on your amazing lack of knowledge.How does someone dies by natural causes? A tree falls on them?
This is why people are so reluctant to ever admit they're wrong, because if people make an admission, they are afraid that someone will attempt to embarrass, or belittle them for their mistake or lack or knowledge.There are very few people, after childhood, that don't know what that means. Congratulations on your amazing lack of knowledge.
Your argument would have merit had we not spent a year allowing rioters to do physical and financial harm and cause billions of dollars worth of damage. Those in authority who directly or tacitly approved honest to God rioting and all of a sudden on 1/6 started shouting "Stop! Hold the phone a minute! Rules! Rules! Rules! " can go bugger themselves on fence posts. The Capitol Police answer to Nancy Pelosi. Up through 1/5 she gave no indication of having any problem with rioting in its pure form. Beyond this, we have a VP who actively aided rioters. Now, all of a sudden, deadly force is justified. That's political AF and completely unacceptable.Yeah, essentially the earth would tremble beneath your feet if you realized what you were saying isn't all that different from what people on the other side of the spectrum say. In fact it's exactly what they say.
You're upset that a loon, during a riot where over 140 police were injured, got smoked while she was trying to climb through a window in a secured area. A person actively engaged in a crime of violence is given their wings, and you're mad about it. You're "who did she harm," is just as ridiculous as when people on the other side say it. You don't have to harm anyone to justify deadly force. The "potential" has long been held to be reason enough. Then you use the other trope of the "don't give me that tripe about fear on the officer's part." It's like I'm listening to an echo.
The crazy thing is, is that this is ONE person who you think was unjustly killed. ONE. And you and others have these passionate views that have carried us 144 pages. I can't help but imagine where this would be if it happened nearly as often as the other side claims it happens.
What point are you trying to prove with that picture?
Where's their horned helmets and tacticool vests loaded with Skittles?What point are you trying to prove with that picture?
It was a legal protest, OUTSIDE a building.
Nobody got shot because nobody attacked police officers, nobody breached into the building, nobody tried to take lawmakers hostage.
Nobody felt the need to draw a gun that day.
Nobody beating police officers with their national flag.
The protesters are on the sidewalk, in front of the building, no trespassing occurred.
What point are you trying to prove with that picture?
It was a legal protest, OUTSIDE a building.
Nobody got shot because nobody attacked police officers, nobody breached into the building, nobody tried to take lawmakers hostage.
Nobody felt the need to draw a gun that day.
Nobody beating police officers with their national flag.
The protesters are on the sidewalk, in front of the building, no trespassing occurred.
And while we're on the subject, IMO The Capitol is not a sacred place. Depending on one's point of view, it's a whorehouse or a sausage factory. Nothing pertaining to the country's founding took place there, it didn't even exist yetYour argument would have merit had we not spent a year allowing rioters to do physical and financial harm and cause billions of dollars worth of damage. Those in authority who directly or tacitly approved honest to God rioting and all of a sudden on 1/6 started shouting "Stop! Hold the phone a minute! Rules! Rules! Rules! " can go bugger themselves on fence posts. The Capitol Police answer to Nancy Pelosi. Up through 1/5 she gave no indication of having any problem with rioting in its pure form. Beyond this, we have a VP who actively aided rioters. Now, all of a sudden, deadly force is justified. That's political AF and completely unacceptable.
Were lawmakers even in the building that day? If not why not, could it have something to do with the security put in place because of the protest? What if the building wasn't fenced off? What if the gendarmes - at least some of them - had opened the doors and let protestors in? Would they deserve to have been shot?What point are you trying to prove with that picture?
It was a legal protest, OUTSIDE a building.
Nobody got shot because nobody attacked police officers, nobody breached into the building, nobody tried to take lawmakers hostage.
Nobody felt the need to draw a gun that day.
Nobody beating police officers with their national flag.
The protesters are on the sidewalk, in front of the building, no trespassing occurred.
Well Christians took over the Roman EmpireAre you saying you believe that will reduce the forces radicalizing the other side? Because we got here with them radicalizing things all by themselves
Do you have some alternate history book wherein it shows appeasement ever works? Does bending knee to the mob stop the madness? What if your instincts are full of ****
Capt. David Dorn could not be reached for comment
My reaction would be the same. Violent rioters in ALL venues should expect a swift and overwhelming response in order to restore peace and order. My read on this is that proper response was lacking this summer, on 1/06, and all other riots in recent memory.The difference in the atmosphere of this thread vs. any discussing BLM-AntiFa misadventures is noticeable. I can’t help but wonder if the election was being certified for Trump and AntiFa was breaking in whether opinions would be the same.