This. You know all the idiots in US government? Now imagine they have a gang and they’re all armed and legally allowed to kill you because you’re a disturbance to the peace or didn’t like something you did.
When we protest here it’s called a riot and they bring out the guns looking for an excuse to bring out the bigger guns if we resist.
I think there’s still a case to make that police should worry about the current landscape.
A large proportion of the Jan 6 crowd were violent offenders even beforehand. The more they’re emboldened by Trump, the more of them there are. This even lead to that Nazi rally that the local community had to chase off; and that psycho in NH that had a shootout with police and wounded a deputy.
These people stay at home when they recognize their hate isn’t appreciated, and don’t think a president will pardon them. For many in law enforcement, it’s not if, but when.
because the police will murder us
because the family of the police will murder us
because the friends of the police will murder us
sounds like a skill issue
180 no scope the federal gubmint.
And they won’t if you don’t?
Or are you a straight American born white male confident they can blend in and avoid being targeted?
This. You know all the idiots in US government? Now imagine they have a gang and they’re all armed and legally allowed to kill you because you’re a disturbance to the peace or didn’t like something you did.
When we protest here it’s called a riot and they bring out the guns looking for an excuse to bring out the bigger guns if we resist.
Sounds like Russia.
I think there’s still a case to make that police should worry about the current landscape.
A large proportion of the Jan 6 crowd were violent offenders even beforehand. The more they’re emboldened by Trump, the more of them there are. This even lead to that Nazi rally that the local community had to chase off; and that psycho in NH that had a shootout with police and wounded a deputy.
These people stay at home when they recognize their hate isn’t appreciated, and don’t think a president will pardon them. For many in law enforcement, it’s not if, but when.