Red Mosquito

verb_to_trust wrote:Don't insult my intelligence by talking up how everyone is wearing masks, so it will be totally fine to cram 1 million people in DC tomorrow. It's beyond stupid. If you think it's a fair trade off I'm not going to argue with you but me personally, I can't go from
being told attending a small funeral will end the world to let's just see if we can get as many people as possible into a major metro area so then the next day racial injustice will magically disappear

Fuck all of this shit. Everything about it is infuriating. The injustice, the death, the infection, the inequality....Verb

verb_to_trust wrote:Don't insult my intelligence by talking up how everyone is wearing masks, so it will be totally fine to cram 1 million people in DC tomorrow. It's beyond stupid. If you think it's a fair trade off I'm not going to argue with you but me personally, I can't go from
being told attending a small funeral will end the world to let's just see if we can get as many people as possible into a major metro area so then the next day racial injustice will magically disappear

Fuck all of this shit. Everything about it is infuriating. The injustice, the death, the infection, the inequality....Josh

verb_to_trust wrote:Given all the mixed messaging bootlickers like the surgeon general spouted out about masks early on I don't expect people putting on a massive display of civil disobedience to be obedient when it comes to mask wearing, either.

verb_to_trust wrote:Don't insult my intelligence by talking up how everyone is wearing masks, so it will be totally fine to cram 1 million people in DC tomorrow. It's beyond stupid. If you think it's a fair trade off I'm not going to argue with you but me personally, I can't go from
being told attending a small funeral will end the world to let's just see if we can get as many people as possible into a major metro area so then the next day racial injustice will magically disappear

Fuck all of this shit. Everything about it is infuriating. The injustice, the death, the infection, the inequality....Josh

verb_to_trust wrote:Given all the mixed messaging bootlickers like the surgeon general spouted out about masks early on I don't expect people putting on a massive display of civil disobedience to be obedient when it comes to mask wearing, either.

philpritchard wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Given all the mixed messaging bootlickers like the surgeon general spouted out about masks early on I don't expect people putting on a massive display of civil disobedience to be obedient when it comes to mask wearing, either.

Most of them have been in most of the videos we've seen.

verb_to_trust wrote:

philpritchard wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Given all the mixed messaging bootlickers like the surgeon general spouted out about masks early on I don't expect people putting on a massive display of civil disobedience to be obedient when it comes to mask wearing, either.

Most of them have been in most of the videos we've seen.

Yeah I was watching Roberts Evans' live stream from Portland last night and most had them. But then again, Portland has been gassing the crowds each night. It's also not super hot in Portland. I just don't believe people have the discipline to fully implement masking, basically.

I went to my local grocery store yesterday and noticed the store was no longer requiring them and a lot of shoppers didn't have them.

96583UP wrote:where will all the DC protestors go to the bathroom

The FBI has collected no intelligence indicating that "antifa" was involved in violence over the weekend related to protests over the death of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man who died on May 25 after a white police officer in Minneapolis knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes, The Nation reported.

But the FBI's report did warn that people associated with a far-right social-media group had "called for far-right provocateurs to attack federal agents" and "use automatic weapons against protesters."

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Politico also reported on Monday that a Department of Homeland Security intelligence note warned law-enforcement officials that a white supremacist channel on the encrypted messaging app Telegram encouraged its followers to incite violence to start a race war during the protests.

Citing the FBI, it said that two days after Floyd's death, the channel "incited followers to engage in violence and start the 'boogaloo' — a term used by some violent extremists to refer to the start of a second Civil War — by shooting in a crowd."

One of the messages in the channel called for potential shooters to "frame the crowd around you" for the violence, the note said, according to Politico.

On May 29, the note said, "suspected anarchist extremists and militia extremists allegedly planned to storm and burn the Minnesota State Capitol."

NBC News also reported on Monday that Twitter had identified a group posing as an "antifa" organization calling for violence in the protests as actually being linked to the white supremacist group Identity Evropa.

Twitter suspended the account, @ANTIFA_US, after it posted a tweet that incited violence. A company spokesperson also told NBC News that the account violated Twitter's rules against platform manipulation and spam.

Mickey wrote:Philly protest today was huge. Very calm, a real mix of far-left groups like PSL and libs/Dems.

96583UP wrote:prob wasnt hard for the FBI to infiltrate that white power listserv given that half the white house staff at this point is prob on it