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All according to the marxist/enemies of America plan.
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If you shoot one the cops will still show up to arrest you, so it's a bit confusing.I am really unfamiliar with how Portland runs, with the cops stepping back does it mean Antifa is no longer protected by the cops? If the cops are defunded will the riots stop?
Delta park for an apocalypse view and penninsula park for start of riots in north portland. That day last summer as I was leaving town and the Peterbuilts and harleys rolled in was solid.Is there somewhere you can park and watch, like a drive in, bit to watch the city burn?
It's known as the straw that broke the camels back for a reason.I'm pro-cop but not blindly so. I watched the video of the incident and it seems to me that the 4th degree assault charge (a misdemeanor) is probably warranted and the mass resignation of the RRT is not only unwarranted but is bad PR.
I understand Schmidt is a t*rd and has basically signed off on protester violence against the police. It seems unlikely Teri Jacobs is a purely innocent victim and, yet, it looks to me that Officer Budworth got in two late and unnecessary hits. I'm very sympathetic to the frustration of Portland police but this seems like the wrong case to put so much on the line for.
Yes, this...context as well. For the last year at these events they have been dealing with completely non-compliant rioters. The last 50 antifa / soyboy / communists / whatevers that this officer had to lawfully move (so the rest of us could have our streets back for public use) likely repeatedly pushed back necessitating more response from the officer. To look at a few seconds of video in a vacuum...well, the entire team realized this could be them. This is actually representative of the entire state of law enforcement.It's known as the straw that broke the camels back for a reason.
Police have to put up with the absolute garbage human beings of society, when you make them have terrible rules of engagement and yet still play babysitter and bottle/laser target for marxist rioters night after night, yeah, I don't care if someone got a baton to the head, if they had the whole force do that these riots would have been over in a day.
There are legitimate bad cops who do dirty things, but overreacting unnecessarily has caused good police to step down and ultimately the only thing we will have left is do nothing police officers who don't want to risk an incident.
Did you get to see what transpired right before?I just watched a clip of the assault and I have to agree that charges are well deserved. He was chasing her, he shoved her as she was running away from him and knocked her to the ground. The hit to the head may or may not be accidental, but to my that doesn't matter -- as far as I can tell she was 'complying' and leaving and he attacked her from behind.
or Don't go to riots? I have yet to be abused by the police...oh yeah when I have been caught speeding and got a ticket as a young man i had a chance to be a smartass and get in more trouble but I kept my hands on the wheel in plain sight, followed the officers direction and paid my fines for breaking the law. Its called Breaking the law for a reason! I never blamed the police for my bad behavior.I just watched a clip of the assault and I have to agree that charges are well deserved. He was chasing her, he shoved her as she was running away from him and knocked her to the ground. The hit to the head may or may not be accidental, but to my that doesn't matter -- as far as I can tell she was 'complying' and leaving and he attacked her from behind.
those lasers can't be purchased in the USA. they are well above the 5mw allowed, take your laser pointer and set paper on fire, you can't. the lasers ordered online and used by many of these protesters will ignite paper. not sure what mw they are but I'm sure if the police shined them back at protesters/rioters they would be in jail.Did you get to see what transpired right before?
There was a much longer video of that evening...
Did you count all the lasers?
But we (well, I) am not talking about the whole evening or even anyone other than that *individual* and the cop. She clearly was running away and was attacked from behind. From what I read she was actually (finally) doing what the cops wanted, and leaving. You cannot use the actions of others to justify assault on a citizen who was clearly not a threat at that moment.Did you get to see what transpired right before?
There was a much longer video of that evening...
Did you count all the lasers?
That sounds a lot like victim blaming. Just because you show up for a protest (or riot) doesn't authorize the authorities to abuse you. Your *actions* are what give them the authority. This guy overstepped.or Don't go to riots? I have yet to be abused by the police...oh yeah when I have been caught speeding and got a ticket as a young man i had a chance to be a smartass and get in more trouble but I kept my hands on the wheel in plain sight, followed the officers direction and paid my fines for breaking the law. Its called Breaking the law for a reason! I never blamed the police for my bad behavior.
They can be bought easily online these days. I have more than a few that scare the hell out of me just with random reflections. 2 of them (serious pro grade) even came with protective glasses for their individual wave lengths.those lasers can't be purchased in the USA. they are well above the 5mw allowed, take your laser pointer and set paper on fire, you can't. the lasers ordered online and used by many of these protesters will ignite paper. not sure what mw they are but I'm sure if the police shined them back at protesters/rioters they would be in jail.
So potland pays her doctor bill, gives her a written apology, make a note in the officers file and call it even.But we (well, I) am not talking about the whole evening or even anyone other than that *individual* and the cop. She clearly was running away and was attacked from behind. From what I read she was actually (finally) doing what the cops wanted, and leaving. You cannot use the actions of others to justify assault on a citizen who was clearly not a threat at that moment.
how does engaging in riot make one a victim? if I were to hang out with a known criminal element I would expect to be classified as such! We have to take back control of what victim means. IMOBut we (well, I) am not talking about the whole evening or even anyone other than that *individual* and the cop. She clearly was running away and was attacked from behind. From what I read she was actually (finally) doing what the cops wanted, and leaving. You cannot use the actions of others to justify assault on a citizen who was clearly not a threat at that moment.
That sounds a lot like victim blaming. Just because you show up for a protest (or riot) doesn't authorize the authorities to abuse you. Your *actions* are what give them the authority. This guy overstepped.
Now, given the current political climate in Portland and elsewhere I certainly don't blame them for resigning. They should have done that a long time ago. Obviously the politicians down there have no interest in stopping the riots.
Just my opinion but there is no way antifa could have grown so big and done so much damage without government protection. They have been active for over 15 years and government did nothing.If you shoot one the cops will still show up to arrest you, so it's a bit confusing.