Riots & looting in American cities & worldwide - Hamas College Takeover Edition. RIOT SQUAD!!! (Page 5034 of 5217)
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Originally Posted By Fantomas: this showed up in my YT feed Well that hits me in the feels every time now Ha own it. Thanks Cece |
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Jesus Christ and the American Soldier.
One died for your soul; the other for your freedom.
George Patton
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Originally Posted By uxo2:
Idiots they are. The should only be allowed to move by electric transportation. |
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Originally Posted By Banditman: Idiots they are. The should only be allowed to move by electric transportation. Originally Posted By Banditman: Originally Posted By uxo2:
Idiots they are. The should only be allowed to move by electric transportation. This woman is dangerous. Not just stupid but destructive, intentional or not. |
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Originally Posted By Tiszta: This woman is dangerous. Not just stupid but destructive, intentional or not. No future battlefield is going to be conveniently equipped with an electrical grid to support her proposal. So what does she envision? Diesel generators to charge all of those batteries? Solar for daytime ops? Wind turbines for fighting in windy areas? Like you said, she's not stupid. Insane. Evil. Or both. |
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I was a 64 Charlie in a transportation company and we hauled fuel. There is no way to haul loads of electrons to the places my Company went to. No way to haul electrons with electron powered vehicles to places my Company hauled petroleum based fuels. |
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Originally Posted By uxo2:
Freedom Fallen is a book that features that brain dead idea |
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Originally Posted By elcope:
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Originally Posted By uxo2:
Did anyone ask for her opinion? |
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Originally Posted By ChicagoFoodie:
How in the fuck did that thing get elected in Montana? |
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Originally Posted By djohn: No future battlefield is going to be conveniently equipped with an electrical grid to support her proposal. So what does she envision? Diesel generators to charge all of those batteries? Solar for daytime ops? Wind turbines for fighting in windy areas? Like you said, she's not stupid. Insane. Evil. Or both. Originally Posted By djohn: Originally Posted By Tiszta: This woman is dangerous. Not just stupid but destructive, intentional or not. No future battlefield is going to be conveniently equipped with an electrical grid to support her proposal. So what does she envision? Diesel generators to charge all of those batteries? Solar for daytime ops? Wind turbines for fighting in windy areas? Like you said, she's not stupid. Insane. Evil. Or both. Like this but with tanks and bigger generators: Attached File |
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https://www.sueddeutsche.de/politik/menschenrechte-parlament-im-us-staat-montana-schliesst-trans-abgeordnete-aus-dpa.urn-newsml-dpa-com-20090101-230426-99-463889 |
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that reads like something CNN etc. would write Menschenrechte - lol |
- Originally Posted By elcope: Er ist ein Bier leener
"It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice" H.P. Baxxter
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Cross-posted from the "I miss the boog days" thread: Who is a gang member? Question sparks racially charged debate in Alabama Legislature Attached File Boogaloo boys, Oath Keepers and Proud Boys are often referred to as alt-right militias who appear at demonstrations wearing military fatigues, Kevlar vests or polo shirts. But that attire is not singled out in Alabama legislation that aims to increase criminal penalties against gang members. Tattoos and certain street clothing, however, are listed as an identifying feature of a gang member. Those features could lead to stepped-up penalties for people participating in crimes benefiting a gang, according to the legislation. At least three or more of the following must be met to be identified as a gang member: Adopts the style of dress of a gang. Adopts the use of a hand sign identified as used by a gang. Has a tattoo identified as used by a gang. Is identified as a gang member by physical evidence. Has been observed in the company of one or more known gang members four or more times. Has authored communication indicating responsibility for the commission of any crime by a gang. Attached File
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Originally Posted By djohn: Cross-posted from the "I miss the boog days" thread: Who is a gang member? Question sparks racially charged debate in Alabama Legislature https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_142004_jpg-2797595.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_141910_jpg-2797596.JPG ![]() Originally Posted By djohn: Cross-posted from the "I miss the boog days" thread: Who is a gang member? Question sparks racially charged debate in Alabama Legislature https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_142004_jpg-2797595.JPG Boogaloo boys, Oath Keepers and Proud Boys are often referred to as alt-right militias who appear at demonstrations wearing military fatigues, Kevlar vests or polo shirts. But that attire is not singled out in Alabama legislation that aims to increase criminal penalties against gang members. Tattoos and certain street clothing, however, are listed as an identifying feature of a gang member. Those features could lead to stepped-up penalties for people participating in crimes benefiting a gang, according to the legislation. At least three or more of the following must be met to be identified as a gang member: Adopts the style of dress of a gang. Adopts the use of a hand sign identified as used by a gang. Has a tattoo identified as used by a gang. Is identified as a gang member by physical evidence. Has been observed in the company of one or more known gang members four or more times. Has authored communication indicating responsibility for the commission of any crime by a gang. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_141910_jpg-2797596.JPG ![]() Looks like a 14th amendment violation once enough police commit crimes.... |
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Originally Posted By djohn: Cross-posted from the "I miss the boog days" thread: Who is a gang member? Question sparks racially charged debate in Alabama Legislature https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_142004_jpg-2797595.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_141910_jpg-2797596.JPG ![]() Originally Posted By djohn: Cross-posted from the "I miss the boog days" thread: Who is a gang member? Question sparks racially charged debate in Alabama Legislature https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_142004_jpg-2797595.JPG Boogaloo boys, Oath Keepers and Proud Boys are often referred to as alt-right militias who appear at demonstrations wearing military fatigues, Kevlar vests or polo shirts. But that attire is not singled out in Alabama legislation that aims to increase criminal penalties against gang members. Tattoos and certain street clothing, however, are listed as an identifying feature of a gang member. Those features could lead to stepped-up penalties for people participating in crimes benefiting a gang, according to the legislation. At least three or more of the following must be met to be identified as a gang member: Adopts the style of dress of a gang. Adopts the use of a hand sign identified as used by a gang. Has a tattoo identified as used by a gang. Is identified as a gang member by physical evidence. Has been observed in the company of one or more known gang members four or more times. Has authored communication indicating responsibility for the commission of any crime by a gang. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_141910_jpg-2797596.JPG ![]() |
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Originally Posted By Mariner82: Seems that all those "gang identifiers" could equally apply to cops or the .mil, even the Nasty Girls. Maybe the legislatures should thing long and hard about bullshit like that. Originally Posted By Mariner82: Originally Posted By djohn: Cross-posted from the "I miss the boog days" thread: Who is a gang member? Question sparks racially charged debate in Alabama Legislature https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_142004_jpg-2797595.JPG Boogaloo boys, Oath Keepers and Proud Boys are often referred to as alt-right militias who appear at demonstrations wearing military fatigues, Kevlar vests or polo shirts. But that attire is not singled out in Alabama legislation that aims to increase criminal penalties against gang members. Tattoos and certain street clothing, however, are listed as an identifying feature of a gang member. Those features could lead to stepped-up penalties for people participating in crimes benefiting a gang, according to the legislation. At least three or more of the following must be met to be identified as a gang member: Adopts the style of dress of a gang. Adopts the use of a hand sign identified as used by a gang. Has a tattoo identified as used by a gang. Is identified as a gang member by physical evidence. Has been observed in the company of one or more known gang members four or more times. Has authored communication indicating responsibility for the commission of any crime by a gang. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_141910_jpg-2797596.JPG ![]() As well as any cheer team, as well as sports team or fans of said teams |
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Originally Posted By Mariner82: Seems that all those "gang identifiers" could equally apply to cops or the .mil, even the Nasty Girls. Maybe the legislatures should thing long and hard about bullshit like that. Originally Posted By Mariner82: Originally Posted By djohn: Cross-posted from the "I miss the boog days" thread: Who is a gang member? Question sparks racially charged debate in Alabama Legislature https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_142004_jpg-2797595.JPG Boogaloo boys, Oath Keepers and Proud Boys are often referred to as alt-right militias who appear at demonstrations wearing military fatigues, Kevlar vests or polo shirts. But that attire is not singled out in Alabama legislation that aims to increase criminal penalties against gang members. Tattoos and certain street clothing, however, are listed as an identifying feature of a gang member. Those features could lead to stepped-up penalties for people participating in crimes benefiting a gang, according to the legislation. At least three or more of the following must be met to be identified as a gang member: Adopts the style of dress of a gang. Adopts the use of a hand sign identified as used by a gang. Has a tattoo identified as used by a gang. Is identified as a gang member by physical evidence. Has been observed in the company of one or more known gang members four or more times. Has authored communication indicating responsibility for the commission of any crime by a gang. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_141910_jpg-2797596.JPG ![]() Critical thinking skills have no place in politics. Guam tipping over ring a bell? |
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Originally Posted By Freakinout: As well as any cheer team, as well as sports team or fans of said teams Yep. On a recent trip through Alabama, I would say at least 2/3 of the population of that state had a Univ. of Alabama stylized A tattooed on their visible body somewhere or on their car. |
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Originally Posted By Gopher: Yep. On a recent trip through Alabama, I would say at least 2.3 of the population of that state had a Univ. of Alabama stylized A tattooed on their visible body somewhere or on their car. Originally Posted By Gopher: Originally Posted By Freakinout: As well as any cheer team, as well as sports team or fans of said teams Yep. On a recent trip through Alabama, I would say at least 2.3 of the population of that state had a Univ. of Alabama stylized A tattooed on their visible body somewhere or on their car. Makes arfcommers with BFL a gang too most likely |
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Originally Posted By Fantomas: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/222783/20230427_172349-2798166.jpg Bier! pass me 3 |
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Endless Summer of 2021, apparently:
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Originally Posted By djohn: Endless Summer of 2021, apparently:
https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/FugBCvrWYAcYX41-2798194.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_235150-2798195.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-27_235210-2798197.jpg Left released their armies of criminals and protects them. |
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Update from Albuquerque: Potential plea deal in the works for Albuquerque man accused of shooting protester The man accused of assaulting multiple women and shooting a man in the back during a violent protest in 2020 could be offered a plea deal. That’s according to an email received by a civil rights attorney representing one of the victims. The Bernalillo County District Attorney’s office has not confirmed a potential plea deal for Baca. It’s not clear if the other charges Baca is facing are included in the proposed plea deal. Some background via CNN: The New Mexico man who allegedly shot a protester in Albuquerque on Monday is no longer charged with the most serious count of aggravated battery after prosecutors expressed concerns about the police department’s “rushed” handling of the investigation. “Frankly, we have been put in a situation too many times in this community where investigations are rushed, investigations are incomplete, and there is an expectation that quick decisions are made,” Bernalillo County District Attorney Raul Torrez told a news conference Wednesday. And via NPR: Steven Ray Baca was initially arrested and charged with a single count of aggravated battery — a third-degree felony — and use of a firearm in a felony, following a violent clash with protesters trying to topple a conquistador statue that also drew armed vigilantes to protect it. "I specifically noted the presence of undercover officers who were referenced in the original complaint filed by [the Albuquerque Police Department] and the fact that while those officers are now key witnesses, they did not intervene and act to enforce the specific laws or prevent the shooting," Torrez said. He added, "More troubling, from our perspective, is the fact that after police and APD arrived at the scene, because of the dynamic situation and the tense situation that developed ... there were tactics that were used by the Albuquerque PD that made it impossible for key witnesses to the event to actually make statements." ![]() Attorney says shooting at ABQ museum was self defense The "rally" that precipitated in this incident: ![]() Man arrested in shooting during New Mexico protest Analysis from GunGuyTV on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovfDFlhtyt0 (need to be logged in to view) |
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Originally Posted By djohn: And the people of Portland keep voting for more of the same. Originally Posted By djohn: Originally Posted By Freakinout: Left released their armies of criminals and protects them. And the people of Portland keep voting for more of the same. They can juice election numbers as easy as pie |
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Originally Posted By djohn: Update from Albuquerque: Potential plea deal in the works for Albuquerque man accused of shooting protester Some background via CNN: And via NPR: The "rally" that precipitated in this incident: Analysis from GunGuyTV on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovfDFlhtyt0 (need to be logged in to view) Originally Posted By djohn: Update from Albuquerque: Potential plea deal in the works for Albuquerque man accused of shooting protester The man accused of assaulting multiple women and shooting a man in the back during a violent protest in 2020 could be offered a plea deal. That’s according to an email received by a civil rights attorney representing one of the victims. The Bernalillo County District Attorney’s office has not confirmed a potential plea deal for Baca. It’s not clear if the other charges Baca is facing are included in the proposed plea deal. Some background via CNN: The New Mexico man who allegedly shot a protester in Albuquerque on Monday is no longer charged with the most serious count of aggravated battery after prosecutors expressed concerns about the police department’s “rushed” handling of the investigation. “Frankly, we have been put in a situation too many times in this community where investigations are rushed, investigations are incomplete, and there is an expectation that quick decisions are made,” Bernalillo County District Attorney Raul Torrez told a news conference Wednesday. And via NPR: Steven Ray Baca was initially arrested and charged with a single count of aggravated battery — a third-degree felony — and use of a firearm in a felony, following a violent clash with protesters trying to topple a conquistador statue that also drew armed vigilantes to protect it. "I specifically noted the presence of undercover officers who were referenced in the original complaint filed by [the Albuquerque Police Department] and the fact that while those officers are now key witnesses, they did not intervene and act to enforce the specific laws or prevent the shooting," Torrez said. He added, "More troubling, from our perspective, is the fact that after police and APD arrived at the scene, because of the dynamic situation and the tense situation that developed ... there were tactics that were used by the Albuquerque PD that made it impossible for key witnesses to the event to actually make statements." The "rally" that precipitated in this incident: Analysis from GunGuyTV on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovfDFlhtyt0 (need to be logged in to view) So cops let this guy defend himself and charged him with felonies.... Land of Enchantment |
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Originally Posted By Banditman: I was a 64 Charlie in a transportation company and we hauled fuel. There is no way to haul loads of electrons to the places my Company went to. No way to haul electrons with electron powered vehicles to places my Company hauled petroleum based fuels. Someone needs to show her the energy density superiority of a tank of gas compared to every other feasible energy store. |
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Originally Posted By Freakinout: So cops let this guy defend himself and charged him with felonies.... Land of Enchantment Top Men. |
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Originally Posted By Mariner82: More to the point, the cops did nothing to defend the guy from a knife attack, then charged him with felonies for not allowing himself to get killed. Top Men. Originally Posted By Mariner82: Originally Posted By Freakinout: So cops let this guy defend himself and charged him with felonies.... Land of Enchantment Top Men. Top men indeed. |
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Stupid question but may pertain to the thread. I was driving through town today and saw a sticker and was wondering if its tied to any antifa or blm group. Sticker was 3 arms raising aks with roses on the tip of the barrels. Anyone see anything like this before? |
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Originally Posted By jjgrappler: Stupid question but may pertain to the thread. I was driving through town today and saw a sticker and was wondering if its tied to any antifa or blm group. Sticker was 3 arms raising aks with roses on the tip of the barrels. Anyone see anything like this before? Draw me a (crud) picture |
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Originally Posted By djohn: Shepard Fairey: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/DE5F2129-72AB-48B5-9A1A-BC4856A8F794-2799940.jpg Originally Posted By djohn: Originally Posted By jjgrappler: Stupid question but may pertain to the thread. I was driving through town today and saw a sticker and was wondering if its tied to any antifa or blm group. Sticker was 3 arms raising aks with roses on the tip of the barrels. Anyone see anything like this before? Shepard Fairey: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/DE5F2129-72AB-48B5-9A1A-BC4856A8F794-2799940.jpg Thats exactly it |
Live stream: ![]() Climate activists attempt to “blockade” White House Correspondents’ Dinner At least the standing around and playing folk songs and making endless speeches part is over.
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Originally Posted By JPN: Have they glued themselves to the street pavement, yet? What European country dealt with the hand glue thing by popo getting two hands on the arm and yanking it off of what it was glued to? I was disappoint when the chunks of flesh did not stick and no blood was spewed. |
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Originally Posted By djohn:
Live stream: At least the standing around and playing folk songs and making endless speeches part is over. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-29_221022-2800576.jpg I wonder how many of those signs were printed with oil based inks, on sign board made from oil. |
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Originally Posted By The_Dog: I wonder how many of those signs were printed with oil based inks, on sign board made from oil. Originally Posted By The_Dog: Originally Posted By djohn:
Live stream: At least the standing around and playing folk songs and making endless speeches part is over. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28207/Screenshot_2023-04-29_221022-2800576.jpg I wonder how many of those signs were printed with oil based inks, on sign board made from oil. If they didn't care if the rain washed away their bs, or they were halfwitz and didn't know better... Or both |
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