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08-24-2022, 06:10 PM
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Five more militiacels get arrested over Jan. 6 attacks
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/jus...-can-rcna44621
Just fukking LMAO at these idiots getting fukked by the long dikk of the law
Just fukking LMAO at these idiots getting fukked by the long dikk of the law
08-24-2022, 06:19 PM
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refresh my memory
did these dudes show up with weapons and start shooting or what?
did these dudes show up with weapons and start shooting or what?
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08-25-2022, 07:40 AM
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08-25-2022, 08:15 AM
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Dumb that they make such a big deal over this but the blm protests did ten times more damage and gharmed way more people and no one was arrested
08-25-2022, 08:16 AM
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08-25-2022, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted By Immichaelski⏩
Classic right-wing whataboutism/rearguard manoeuvre. BLM weren't attempting to overturn an election, nor planning specific acts of destruction.Dumb that they make such a big deal over this but the blm protests did ten times more damage and gharmed way more people and no one was arrested
BLM was one of the largest mass movements of protest in US history, so of course it will have incidents of violence and property damage. Bound to happen with tens of millions of people, and rightfully condemned. But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
From the article:
The vast majority of demonstration events associated with the BLM movement are non-violent (see map below). In more than 93% of all demonstrations connected to the movement, demonstrators have not engaged in violence or destructive activity. Peaceful protests are reported in over 2,400 distinct locations around the country. Violent demonstrations,6 meanwhile, have been limited to fewer than 220 locations — under 10% of the areas that experienced peaceful protests. In many urban areas like Portland, Oregon, for example, which has seen sustained unrest since Floyd’s killing, violent demonstrations are largely confined to specific blocks, rather than dispersed throughout the city.
Most of the online rhetoric spouting "omg! burned cities!" are deliberately spread misinformation, and the disparity in perspective results from media framing, political orientation and disproportionate coverage of violent demonstrations. Most of the arrests, AFAIK, were not of people affiliated with any left-wing or radical group.Jan 6th, by mathematical ratio, was more destructive per person and not even comparable in concept. Jan 6th was an attempt to overturn the election, force electors through intimidation, and forestall a democratic process. There's not even a conceptual rationale for comparison.
Back off, Warchild.
Seriously.
08-25-2022, 08:25 AM
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08-25-2022, 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
They caused billions in property damage (including small businesses), retard. Property of people who had absolutely ZERO to do with the BS (which are false narratives that don't stand up to scrutiny anyway) that they were pissed about. Also, people were killed, but the reported numbers seem to vary a lot depending on sources so it's hard to say what the accurate number is.Classic right-wing whataboutism/rearguard manoeuvre. BLM weren't attempting to overturn an election, nor planning specific acts of destruction.
BLM was one of the largest mass movements of protest in US history, so of course it will have incidents of violence and property damage. Bound to happen with tens of millions of people, and rightfully condemned. But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
From the article:
Most of the online rhetoric spouting "omg! burned cities!" are deliberately spread misinformation, and the disparity in perspective results from media framing, political orientation and disproportionate coverage of violent demonstrations. Most of the arrests, AFAIK, were not of people affiliated with any left-wing or radical group.
Jan 6th, by mathematical ratio, was more destructive per person and not even comparable in concept. Jan 6th was an attempt to overturn the election, force electors through intimidation, and forestall a democratic process. There's not even a conceptual rationale for comparison.
BLM was one of the largest mass movements of protest in US history, so of course it will have incidents of violence and property damage. Bound to happen with tens of millions of people, and rightfully condemned. But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
From the article:
Most of the online rhetoric spouting "omg! burned cities!" are deliberately spread misinformation, and the disparity in perspective results from media framing, political orientation and disproportionate coverage of violent demonstrations. Most of the arrests, AFAIK, were not of people affiliated with any left-wing or radical group.
Jan 6th, by mathematical ratio, was more destructive per person and not even comparable in concept. Jan 6th was an attempt to overturn the election, force electors through intimidation, and forestall a democratic process. There's not even a conceptual rationale for comparison.
08-25-2022, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Grow up. There was like 11 of them wanting all of that and they were dressed as vikings and pirates and smearing poop on walls.Classic right-wing whataboutism/rearguard manoeuvre. BLM weren't attempting to overturn an election, nor planning specific acts of destruction.
BLM was one of the largest mass movements of protest in US history, so of course it will have incidents of violence and property damage. Bound to happen with tens of millions of people, and rightfully condemned. But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
From the article:
Most of the online rhetoric spouting "omg! burned cities!" are deliberately spread misinformation, and the disparity in perspective results from media framing, political orientation and disproportionate coverage of violent demonstrations. Most of the arrests, AFAIK, were not of people affiliated with any left-wing or radical group.
Jan 6th, by mathematical ratio, was more destructive per person and not even comparable in concept. Jan 6th was an attempt to overturn the election, force electors through intimidation, and forestall a democratic process. There's not even a conceptual rationale for comparison.
BLM was one of the largest mass movements of protest in US history, so of course it will have incidents of violence and property damage. Bound to happen with tens of millions of people, and rightfully condemned. But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
From the article:
Most of the online rhetoric spouting "omg! burned cities!" are deliberately spread misinformation, and the disparity in perspective results from media framing, political orientation and disproportionate coverage of violent demonstrations. Most of the arrests, AFAIK, were not of people affiliated with any left-wing or radical group.
Jan 6th, by mathematical ratio, was more destructive per person and not even comparable in concept. Jan 6th was an attempt to overturn the election, force electors through intimidation, and forestall a democratic process. There's not even a conceptual rationale for comparison.
BLM was far more destructive.
Remind me which protest group police killed someone from, by the way?
I'll wait.
At least J6 protestors weren't victimizing innocent businesses and neighborhoods. They were pissed about politics and went straight to the source.
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08-25-2022, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted By veggie530⏩
BLM riots attacked the poor peasants, that's why they don't care.Grow up. There was like 11 of them wanting all of that and they were dressed as vikings and pirates and smearing poop on walls.
BLM was far more destructive.
Remind me which protest group police killed someone from, by the way?
I'll wait.
At least J6 protestors weren't victimizing innocent businesses and neighborhoods. They were pissed about politics and went straight to the source.
BLM was far more destructive.
Remind me which protest group police killed someone from, by the way?
I'll wait.
At least J6 protestors weren't victimizing innocent businesses and neighborhoods. They were pissed about politics and went straight to the source.
Would kick em in the nuts
08-25-2022, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted By veggie530⏩
That just missed the entire point of what I just said, btw. "Look, burning buildings!" is a tactic we see in the R/P on the reg whenever Jan 6th is brought up. The two are not comparable.Grow up. There was like 11 of them wanting all of that and they were dressed as vikings and pirates and smearing poop on walls.
BLM was far more destructive.
Remind me which protest group police killed someone from, by the way?
I'll wait.
At least J6 protestors weren't victimizing innocent businesses and neighborhoods. They were pissed about politics and went straight to the source.
BLM was far more destructive.
Remind me which protest group police killed someone from, by the way?
I'll wait.
At least J6 protestors weren't victimizing innocent businesses and neighborhoods. They were pissed about politics and went straight to the source.
In case you missed: But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
Back off, Warchild.
Seriously.
08-25-2022, 08:38 AM
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08-25-2022, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
So peaceful that Lord Rittenhouse had to merk a couple of them to stay alive.That just missed the entire point of what I just said, btw. "Look, burning buildings!" is a tactic we see in the R/P on the reg whenever Jan 6th is brought up. The two are not comparable.
In case you missed: But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
In case you missed: But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
Grow up dude. If you have a million people protesting 1% of them being violent causes a lot of damage.
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08-25-2022, 09:27 AM
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What these morons did wasn't right but to call it an insurrection and try to say they attempted to overthrow the gov w/ force is such a fat joke its retarded. The current leftist administration persecuting them as if they were really savage militants is OD and just more of the bs left vs right battle going on for control of the current narrative and language. Seeing lefties finding blood thirsty pleasure and satisfaction when it comes to this crap really makes me cringe and honestly sad to see because it is just continuing to escalate the tension and hatred between left and right.
The pendulum always swings the other way...
The pendulum always swings the other way...
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08-25-2022, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
I have repeatedly debunked this farcical nonsense in previous threads.That just missed the entire point of what I just said, btw. "Look, burning buildings!" is a tactic we see in the R/P on the reg whenever Jan 6th is brought up. The two are not comparable.
In case you missed: But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
In case you missed: But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
retard alert.Classic right-wing whataboutism/rearguard manoeuvre. BLM weren't attempting to overturn an election, nor planning specific acts of destruction.
BLM was one of the largest mass movements of protest in US history, so of course it will have incidents of violence and property damage. Bound to happen with tens of millions of people, and rightfully condemned. But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
From the article:
Most of the online rhetoric spouting "omg! burned cities!" are deliberately spread misinformation, and the disparity in perspective results from media framing, political orientation and disproportionate coverage of violent demonstrations. Most of the arrests, AFAIK, were not of people affiliated with any left-wing or radical group.
Jan 6th, by mathematical ratio, was more destructive per person and not even comparable in concept. Jan 6th was an attempt to overturn the election, force electors through intimidation, and forestall a democratic process. There's not even a conceptual rationale for comparison.
BLM was one of the largest mass movements of protest in US history, so of course it will have incidents of violence and property damage. Bound to happen with tens of millions of people, and rightfully condemned. But an honest analysis of the data shows the movement was overwhelmingly peaceful, non-violent, and the trouble was confined to a relatively small area:https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/dem...r-summer-2020/
From the article:
Most of the online rhetoric spouting "omg! burned cities!" are deliberately spread misinformation, and the disparity in perspective results from media framing, political orientation and disproportionate coverage of violent demonstrations. Most of the arrests, AFAIK, were not of people affiliated with any left-wing or radical group.
Jan 6th, by mathematical ratio, was more destructive per person and not even comparable in concept. Jan 6th was an attempt to overturn the election, force electors through intimidation, and forestall a democratic process. There's not even a conceptual rationale for comparison.
brb millions of people protested and only 10% of them committed violence or property damage, therefore since it was just 10% it's ok.
that's still hundreds of thousands of incidents of violence and property damage you fukking dumbass.
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