Cops Are The Worst

[simple schoolboy]

I only have 32 fb friends, use a fake name and have had a black profile pic and banner for a very long time (I have sign in linked to discogs, Strava, ect). Now I just look like a SJW.

Look like?

[McParadigm]

I only have 32 fb friends, use a fake name and have had a black profile pic and banner for a very long time (I have sign in linked to discogs, Strava, ect). Now I just look like a SJW.

Look like?

If the verbs of society all become SJWs, you’re overrun.

[McParadigm]

My terms are unconditional surrender.

[verb_to_trust]

I only have 32 fb friends, use a fake name and have had a black profile pic and banner for a very long time (I have sign in linked to discogs, Strava, ect). Now I just look like a SJW.

Look like?

If the verbs of society all become SJWs, you’re overrun.

What's that supposed to mean?!

[simple schoolboy]

My terms are unconditional surrender.

Those were always the terms, regardless of the reality on the ground. Who was it that said after the left won the cultural war, they roamed the battlefield bayonetting survivors?

[macphisto]

Some arrests and charges have been filed against 4 white riot agitators. This article is pretty clear about some of the issues. Also, the comments on the cars etc...are exactly what many of my friends have witnessed in their own neighborhoods and have been posting about on facebook.

In warning that “outside agitators” had infiltrated local protests over the death of George Floyd, a black man killed by Minneapolis police, state officials outlined a list of concerning developments, including cars stripped of their license plates driving around town.

But at least one case charged Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court showed that a group of mostly local young men were riding in one of the mysterious vehicles.

Police allegedly recovered two guns, a hammer and an “electric griding tool” from the men.

Authorities charged Junior G. Smith, 24, of Rochester; Augustine Z. Livingstone, 22, of Ramsey, Minn.; and Peter Shin, 29, of St. Paul.

Each face one count of second-degree riot, armed with a dangerous weapon.

State authorities warned at a Sunday news conference focused heavily on the alleged threat of outsiders that such cars had been found loaded with rocks and weapons, and that caches of incendiaries had been discovered near sites of protests and vandalism.

They later backed off the claims after some arrest data didn’t support the claim that outsiders were the bulk of the troublemakers.

According to the complaint against the three suspects: Minneapolis police were responding to looting and someone with a gun near Pillsbury Avenue S. and E. Lake Street about 12:50 a.m. Sunday.

“The area was recently subject to many instances of arson, structure fires, burglary, looting, assaults, vehicles driving with no license plates at high speed, and other riotous activities,” the charges said.

The city was under a curfew issued by Gov. Tim Walz that went into effect at 8 p.m. in an attempt to curb widespread vandalism and arson that ultimately damaged more than 300 businesses in the metro.

Police saw a Mercedes sedan with no visible license plates speed down Lake Street.

The car turned onto Pillsbury Avenue, pulled into a parking area and backed out onto Pillsbury, the charges said.

“Officers ordered the vehicle to stop with guns drawn,” according to the complaint.

The vehicle’s occupants complied.

Police ordered the men out of the vehicle and found Smith with a loaded pistol in his waistband, the charges said.

Smith also allegedly carried a backpack containing a hammer and spray paint.

Shin allegedly had a backpack with a firearm and an “electric grinding tool,” the charges said.

Livingstone was allegedly driving.

A fourth man who was not charged told police he was from Portland, Oregon, and traveled to Minnesota to witness the protests.

Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington on Sunday said authorities had intercepted such cars, which often had their lights turned off and windows blacked out.

Some suspects fled while others were arrested, he said, adding that he didn’t have “any credible evidence of any specific group being here in Minnesota.”

On Monday, Matthew Lee Rupert, 28, of Galesburg, Ill. was charged in federal court for traveling to Minnesota to riot.

He allegedly lit a store on fire and looted an Office Depot.

What's your source for them being white?

The first thing he jumps on.

I have no expectations regarding the makeup of the group, but the “hey wait a minute now” footstomp is hilarious, end of sentence.

Not trying to be a dick, but there’s no mention of race and no mugshots in the Star Tribune article he quoted. Just trying to figure out if he knows they’re white or assumes they are because it fits the white agitator narrative with which he’s aligned himself.

[McParadigm]

I only have 32 fb friends, use a fake name and have had a black profile pic and banner for a very long time (I have sign in linked to discogs, Strava, ect). Now I just look like a SJW.

Look like?

If the verbs of society all become SJWs, you’re overrun.

What's that supposed to mean?!

You strike me as very ideology-resistant. Responsive to the needs of the moment, but not the curvature of the messaging. If SJW impulses pervade among pragmatists, cultural conservatism is in collapse.

[McParadigm]

My terms are unconditional surrender.

Those were always the terms, regardless of the reality on the ground. Who was it that said after the left won the cultural war, they roamed the battlefield bayonetting survivors?

Hitler

[simple schoolboy]

Some arrests and charges have been filed against 4 white riot agitators. This article is pretty clear about some of the issues. Also, the comments on the cars etc...are exactly what many of my friends have witnessed in their own neighborhoods and have been posting about on facebook.

In warning that “outside agitators” had infiltrated local protests over the death of George Floyd, a black man killed by Minneapolis police, state officials outlined a list of concerning developments, including cars stripped of their license plates driving around town.

But at least one case charged Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court showed that a group of mostly local young men were riding in one of the mysterious vehicles.

Police allegedly recovered two guns, a hammer and an “electric griding tool” from the men.

Authorities charged Junior G. Smith, 24, of Rochester; Augustine Z. Livingstone, 22, of Ramsey, Minn.; and Peter Shin, 29, of St. Paul.

Each face one count of second-degree riot, armed with a dangerous weapon.

State authorities warned at a Sunday news conference focused heavily on the alleged threat of outsiders that such cars had been found loaded with rocks and weapons, and that caches of incendiaries had been discovered near sites of protests and vandalism.

They later backed off the claims after some arrest data didn’t support the claim that outsiders were the bulk of the troublemakers.

According to the complaint against the three suspects: Minneapolis police were responding to looting and someone with a gun near Pillsbury Avenue S. and E. Lake Street about 12:50 a.m. Sunday.

“The area was recently subject to many instances of arson, structure fires, burglary, looting, assaults, vehicles driving with no license plates at high speed, and other riotous activities,” the charges said.

The city was under a curfew issued by Gov. Tim Walz that went into effect at 8 p.m. in an attempt to curb widespread vandalism and arson that ultimately damaged more than 300 businesses in the metro.

Police saw a Mercedes sedan with no visible license plates speed down Lake Street.

The car turned onto Pillsbury Avenue, pulled into a parking area and backed out onto Pillsbury, the charges said.

“Officers ordered the vehicle to stop with guns drawn,” according to the complaint.

The vehicle’s occupants complied.

Police ordered the men out of the vehicle and found Smith with a loaded pistol in his waistband, the charges said.

Smith also allegedly carried a backpack containing a hammer and spray paint.

Shin allegedly had a backpack with a firearm and an “electric grinding tool,” the charges said.

Livingstone was allegedly driving.

A fourth man who was not charged told police he was from Portland, Oregon, and traveled to Minnesota to witness the protests.

Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington on Sunday said authorities had intercepted such cars, which often had their lights turned off and windows blacked out.

Some suspects fled while others were arrested, he said, adding that he didn’t have “any credible evidence of any specific group being here in Minnesota.”

On Monday, Matthew Lee Rupert, 28, of Galesburg, Ill. was charged in federal court for traveling to Minnesota to riot.

He allegedly lit a store on fire and looted an Office Depot.

What's your source for them being white?

The first thing he jumps on.

I have no expectations regarding the makeup of the group, but the “hey wait a minute now” footstomp is hilarious, end of sentence.

Not trying to be a dick, but there’s no mention of race and no mugshots in the Star Tribune article he quoted. Just trying to figure out if he knows they’re white or assumes they are because it fits the white agitator narrative with which he’s aligned himself.

Could we get some clarity on why license plates, vehicle registration, and car insurance are "required" by the state but not consistently enforced?

[McParadigm]

Some arrests and charges have been filed against 4 white riot agitators. This article is pretty clear about some of the issues. Also, the comments on the cars etc...are exactly what many of my friends have witnessed in their own neighborhoods and have been posting about on facebook.

In warning that “outside agitators” had infiltrated local protests over the death of George Floyd, a black man killed by Minneapolis police, state officials outlined a list of concerning developments, including cars stripped of their license plates driving around town.

But at least one case charged Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court showed that a group of mostly local young men were riding in one of the mysterious vehicles.

Police allegedly recovered two guns, a hammer and an “electric griding tool” from the men.

Authorities charged Junior G. Smith, 24, of Rochester; Augustine Z. Livingstone, 22, of Ramsey, Minn.; and Peter Shin, 29, of St. Paul.

Each face one count of second-degree riot, armed with a dangerous weapon.

State authorities warned at a Sunday news conference focused heavily on the alleged threat of outsiders that such cars had been found loaded with rocks and weapons, and that caches of incendiaries had been discovered near sites of protests and vandalism.

They later backed off the claims after some arrest data didn’t support the claim that outsiders were the bulk of the troublemakers.

According to the complaint against the three suspects: Minneapolis police were responding to looting and someone with a gun near Pillsbury Avenue S. and E. Lake Street about 12:50 a.m. Sunday.

“The area was recently subject to many instances of arson, structure fires, burglary, looting, assaults, vehicles driving with no license plates at high speed, and other riotous activities,” the charges said.

The city was under a curfew issued by Gov. Tim Walz that went into effect at 8 p.m. in an attempt to curb widespread vandalism and arson that ultimately damaged more than 300 businesses in the metro.

Police saw a Mercedes sedan with no visible license plates speed down Lake Street.

The car turned onto Pillsbury Avenue, pulled into a parking area and backed out onto Pillsbury, the charges said.

“Officers ordered the vehicle to stop with guns drawn,” according to the complaint.

The vehicle’s occupants complied.

Police ordered the men out of the vehicle and found Smith with a loaded pistol in his waistband, the charges said.

Smith also allegedly carried a backpack containing a hammer and spray paint.

Shin allegedly had a backpack with a firearm and an “electric grinding tool,” the charges said.

Livingstone was allegedly driving.

A fourth man who was not charged told police he was from Portland, Oregon, and traveled to Minnesota to witness the protests.

Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington on Sunday said authorities had intercepted such cars, which often had their lights turned off and windows blacked out.

Some suspects fled while others were arrested, he said, adding that he didn’t have “any credible evidence of any specific group being here in Minnesota.”

On Monday, Matthew Lee Rupert, 28, of Galesburg, Ill. was charged in federal court for traveling to Minnesota to riot.

He allegedly lit a store on fire and looted an Office Depot.

What's your source for them being white?

The first thing he jumps on.

I have no expectations regarding the makeup of the group, but the “hey wait a minute now” footstomp is hilarious, end of sentence.

Not trying to be a dick, but there’s no mention of race and no mugshots in the Star Tribune article he quoted. Just trying to figure out if he knows they’re white or assumes they are because it fits the white agitator narrative with which he’s aligned himself.

I agree that there’s no reason to assume race, absent specific reporting (Strat may be saying that these reports match his friends’ reports that included descriptions of white drivers, but I don’t assume that). That’s totally fair. I just don’t agree that it’s the crucial detail to resolve. Nobody is arguing that their actions would be justified or cool if they weren’t white.

[dimejinky99]

Far as I can tell a lot of these agitators doing the damage are mostly white and always seem to have skateboards yet clearly beyond an age to be a skateboarder
Weird that. There’s no way the guy in this video who is easily late 20s early 30s is a skateboarder yet he’s even dressed like one.

[PHATJ]

Jeff Ament is a skateboarder. What’s he, 48?

[Rangi Guy]

I still ride a skateboard and I'm in my 40's

[LetMeSleep]

Don’t be distracted by deflection.

[dimejinky99]

Thought you guys would have moved onto scooters tbh

[Anders]

Read that in Montana you can become a cop after a 12 week course. In Baltimore, the police education is 6,5 months. LA is similar, but in Chicago and New York, you need two years higher education or military service to make it.

[Peeps]

I still ride a skateboard and I'm in my 40's

RIP the board

[Joesanity]

There’s a small peaceful protest that happened earlier at a district PD HQ, now they’re just kind of marching down Lorain Avenue.

They ended up here in Lakewood by the end of the night. Looked like they were all on the younger side and it was encouraging to see the police from the district 1 HQ coming out to talk with them.

[Strat]

Some arrests and charges have been filed against 4 white riot agitators. This article is pretty clear about some of the issues. Also, the comments on the cars etc...are exactly what many of my friends have witnessed in their own neighborhoods and have been posting about on facebook.

In warning that “outside agitators” had infiltrated local protests over the death of George Floyd, a black man killed by Minneapolis police, state officials outlined a list of concerning developments, including cars stripped of their license plates driving around town.

But at least one case charged Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court showed that a group of mostly local young men were riding in one of the mysterious vehicles.

Police allegedly recovered two guns, a hammer and an “electric griding tool” from the men.

Authorities charged Junior G. Smith, 24, of Rochester; Augustine Z. Livingstone, 22, of Ramsey, Minn.; and Peter Shin, 29, of St. Paul.

Each face one count of second-degree riot, armed with a dangerous weapon.

State authorities warned at a Sunday news conference focused heavily on the alleged threat of outsiders that such cars had been found loaded with rocks and weapons, and that caches of incendiaries had been discovered near sites of protests and vandalism.

They later backed off the claims after some arrest data didn’t support the claim that outsiders were the bulk of the troublemakers.

According to the complaint against the three suspects: Minneapolis police were responding to looting and someone with a gun near Pillsbury Avenue S. and E. Lake Street about 12:50 a.m. Sunday.

“The area was recently subject to many instances of arson, structure fires, burglary, looting, assaults, vehicles driving with no license plates at high speed, and other riotous activities,” the charges said.

The city was under a curfew issued by Gov. Tim Walz that went into effect at 8 p.m. in an attempt to curb widespread vandalism and arson that ultimately damaged more than 300 businesses in the metro.

Police saw a Mercedes sedan with no visible license plates speed down Lake Street.

The car turned onto Pillsbury Avenue, pulled into a parking area and backed out onto Pillsbury, the charges said.

“Officers ordered the vehicle to stop with guns drawn,” according to the complaint.

The vehicle’s occupants complied.

Police ordered the men out of the vehicle and found Smith with a loaded pistol in his waistband, the charges said.

Smith also allegedly carried a backpack containing a hammer and spray paint.

Shin allegedly had a backpack with a firearm and an “electric grinding tool,” the charges said.

Livingstone was allegedly driving.

A fourth man who was not charged told police he was from Portland, Oregon, and traveled to Minnesota to witness the protests.

Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington on Sunday said authorities had intercepted such cars, which often had their lights turned off and windows blacked out.

Some suspects fled while others were arrested, he said, adding that he didn’t have “any credible evidence of any specific group being here in Minnesota.”

On Monday, Matthew Lee Rupert, 28, of Galesburg, Ill. was charged in federal court for traveling to Minnesota to riot.

He allegedly lit a store on fire and looted an Office Depot.

What's your source for them being white?

Touché. Not sure about the group of 4. Sorry. The Matthew lee Rupert is though as he can be seen in his video.

[Strat]

cool cool cool cool

http://www.citypages.com/news/threateni ... GkebsAJDBE

Man. People are fuckin crazy. "You say black lives matter, i say you will burn in your home while you sleep"

Measured response. Indeed.