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I like how he Fredosplains Fredo.
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I like how he Fredosplains Fredo.
Broken gates. Trespassing, potentially death threats. These are crimes. Maybe I am sensitive on this issue as I fixed bayonet on my SKS as a teen as someone was breaking through the front door. I have been a victim of a couple serious beat downs that years later have lingering effects. Things that effect me every day.@EHJ I haven't responded to your question because it is a red herring. This is a case of a group of people being judged by the actions of others. This protest wasn't a riot; these people did not attack anyone. Showing me a video of some other incident somewhere else with other people is useless except to show your willingness to conflate them.
Where I come from, you're innocent until proven otherwise and you prepare for the worst but give people the opportunity to be their best. Had I been in their shoes, I probably would have checked to see where they were heading and gone back to work. If I actually felt threatened, you can be sure that I'd make a show of force. You can also be sure that I would not be pointing a gun at anyone until I'm ready to shoot. And that, to me, is a critical difference.
Honestly, I'm tired of this topic and will be ignoring all future posts coming from this one. You're not convincing me that this couple acted logically and responsibly and I'm not convincing you that the majority of people are not the rioters that you've seen on the news 24/7 or that the couple's actions were over a line.
Now, I've been coding all night to make up hours. I think I'll get some sleep. Cheers,
So.....should we toss bread at 'em...and herd them to the nearest body of water...?
Andy
Uganda boda boda rider sets himself on fire 'over bribe'
The motorcycle taxi rider's bike had been seized for carrying passengers against coronavirus restrictions.www.bbc.com
These are the only types of protesters that I pay attention to. One knows it must be a very serious issue for a person to be moved to self immolation.View attachment 717586
To reiterate, when somebody pointedly ignores "No Trespassing" and "Residents Only" signs and BREAKS DOWN YOUR DAMN GATE, that's kinda Prima facie evidence of hostile intent right there.
Do you have to upgrade to the heavy-duty wiper blades if you put one of those in your rig? Seemed like a veritable downpour of brass on the windshield...They're rich and can afford a his and her set...
Yep, after the McCloskey's we're doxxed and threatened after this happened I'd expect the sheep to cower, you know very well that neighborhood would get much unwanted attention if they hadn't bent their collective knee's to the hoard.
"Between the time of acquisition of One Portland Place and the construction of the above-referenced ten foot wall, the McCloskeys regularly prohibited all persons, including Portland Place residents, from crossing the Parcel including at least at one point, challenging a resident at gun point who refused to heed the McCloskeys' warnings to stay off such property," states an affidavit in the lawsuit.
The McCloskeys and the trustees have bickered over seeding and landscaping, over tiles and tuckpointing, and, yes, even over the "Private Street" sign. According to the lawsuit, "Mark McCloskey dug up the sign and reinstalled it on the south side of the sidewalk."
Such it is in Private St. Louis, where the trustees of Portland Place say the sliver of land belongs to them, as it was described in assessor's documents more than 116 years ago, and the McCloskeys say the legal concept of "adverse possession" means they own it.
I wondered what was up with that claim. Thanks for looking into it.The McCloskeys are arguing they own a piece of the common area by adverse possession
This couple is in a bit of a living Hell right now. No police or private security will assist. Doesn't sound like their neighbors will rally around them either. This is how the revolution will be lost - one neighborhood at a time.
FNC's Carlson: McCloskeys Threatened with Another Attack; Police, Private Security Decline to Help
he opening of Thursday's broadcast of Fox News Channel's "Tucker Carlson Tonight," host Tucker Carlson revealed Mark and Patricia McCloskey, a St. Louis couple who defended their home as so-called protesters threatened their person and their property, are being threatened with another attack. |...www.breitbart.com