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Black Lives Matter "protest" lol...
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Switcher56
Comfortably numb!
Switzerland has always been neutral. They don't have an army. The citizens are their army!
'Boogieman'
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No Charges Filed Against Wisconsin Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake: DA https://www.theepochtimes.com/no-ch...-officer-who-shot-jacob-blake-da_3644865.html
Melina Abdullah, the co-founder of Black Lives Matter Los Angeles, also known as Gangsta Abullah, had the stated goal of getting rid of the DA, Jackie Lacey.
Was quite the love fest between the two of them for a while.
Jackie would send SWAT teams to the home of Melina Abdullah, who in return would show live and in person on the door step of Jackie Lacey.
Jackie never would answer her door herself, though she did send her husband out with a gun. Repeatedly. Single woman alone being such a terrible threat. It was Gangsta Melina after all.
She recorded each of her the interactions with Jackie Lacey's husband.
He may have had the gun, but it was clearly Melina who possessed the firepower when they encountered each other.
One would he would have learned after the first time. Not a chance...
LA has a new DA. Gangsta Melina has a radio show now and a new gig as a political consultant.
DA's husband pointing a gun at Melina
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3h9h2BSXomQ
#NBC #NBCLAJackie Lacey's Husband Faces Charges After Pointing Gun at Protester
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onlfnUXX0rE
Jackie Lacey apologizes after husband aims gun at Black Lives Matter protesters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8o4xP6AVqY
Was quite the love fest between the two of them for a while.
Jackie would send SWAT teams to the home of Melina Abdullah, who in return would show live and in person on the door step of Jackie Lacey.
Jackie never would answer her door herself, though she did send her husband out with a gun. Repeatedly. Single woman alone being such a terrible threat. It was Gangsta Melina after all.
She recorded each of her the interactions with Jackie Lacey's husband.
He may have had the gun, but it was clearly Melina who possessed the firepower when they encountered each other.
One would he would have learned after the first time. Not a chance...
LA has a new DA. Gangsta Melina has a radio show now and a new gig as a political consultant.
DA's husband pointing a gun at Melina
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3h9h2BSXomQ
#NBC #NBCLAJackie Lacey's Husband Faces Charges After Pointing Gun at Protester
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onlfnUXX0rE
Jackie Lacey apologizes after husband aims gun at Black Lives Matter protesters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8o4xP6AVqY
Montuno
...como el Son...
...because having seen what we've seen on Capitol Hill, we've decided to save ourselves a lot of travel and fuss, and let the Americans themselves do the hard work for us...
And even though the Venezuelans were in favor of continuing with the invasion, since seeing the images Washington seemed to them like Caracas, he... We have had to convince them with what in Cuba we had better rum, and in Spain better marijuana...
'Boogieman'
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This shit gets old, people let them loot and riot all summer long. What goes around comes around, don't cry now.
In fact let me pull a lefty response really quick. Do you not support peaceful protesters? LOL.
Montuno
...como el Son...
I, right now, am going to the top of ganja n cuba-libre (aged rum with cola)...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SsbRk1pK5f0
Montuno
...como el Son...
... and I'm only here right now to support the candidacy of Calypso Rose as Queen of Calypso...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l-j-tPbOfYQ
'Boogieman'
Well-known member
Montuno
...como el Son...
...ah, well; the Democrats; for they don't know... But I personally support this girl's candidacy for the local Dancehall Queen inna my zone...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kj2C6zs_nHw
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kj2C6zs_nHw
I was all set to vote in Calypso Rose and then you had to go and rig the election con una chica sin nombre.
Looting in the midst of a pandemic with a government that isnt giving you any money to survive on during lockdown vs an attempted coup to change the results of an election.
One of these things is not like the other.
Just face it, your "side" can't do no wrong.
It okay they have insurance
(IOWA CITY, Iowa) — A white man who deliberately sped his car through a crowd of racial injustice protesters in Iowa City, striking several, will avoid prison and have the incident erased from his record if he stays out of trouble for three years.
A judge last month granted a deferred judgment for Michael Ray Stepanek, 45, who told police he drove his Toyota Camry through the crowd in August because the protesters needed ''an attitude adjustment.''
The sentence means a felony charge of willful injury resulting in bodily injury against Stepanek will be dismissed and expunged, as long as he does not commit a crime during a three-year term of probation. Judge Paul Miller also suspended a $1,025 civil fine.
Offenders who commit ''forcible felonies'' are not eligible for deferred judgments, but the charge to which Stepanek pleaded is not considered one under Iowa law. He was also eligible for the break because he did not have a criminal history.
Stepanek’s attorney John Bruzek said his client was influenced by social media and political rhetoric characterizing the protesters as dangerous criminals. Stepanek initially believed he was legally justified but has come to see he was wrong and apologized, Bruzek said.
''Michael understands how his conduct could have resulted in a much more serious and harmful situation,'' he said.
The Johnson County Attorney’s Office, which agreed to Stepanek’s plea deal, could face accusations of double standards as it continues to pursue charges against some Black Lives Matter protesters involved in the demonstrations last summer.
Prosecutors are pursuing 15 counts, including nine felonies, against a protest leader charged with shining a laser beam light in police officers’ eyes in August.
A 20-year-old Black protester who carried an assault rifle through an Iowa City crowd in June has been indicted on a federal charge of illegally possessing a gun while using marijuana. The man, who faces up to 10 years in prison, had already been prosecuted by Johnson County on related charges after the gun was found during a traffic stop following the protest.
Separately in Des Moines, prosecutors are pursuing felony leak charges against two protesters accused of stealing an intelligence bulletin from an officer and giving it to a television reporter.
Stepanek’s violence came during a downtown Iowa City protest organized by the Iowa Freedom Riders, whose members have been pushing for changes to policing for months. Police fired tear gas on them in June, outraging city leaders.
Police say Stepanek became enraged when he was stopped behind other vehicles after protesters blocked an intersection. He honked his horn then made a U-turn, squealing his tires to turn around.
Then, he shut off his lights, drove around the block, and turned onto a downtown street where there were no vehicles between him and the protesters, police say. Video shows his car striking multiple protesters, dragging one on his hood, before speeding off.
A 21-year-old protest organizer said she had a sore leg after she was mowed down and that the incident opened her eyes to the ''hatred of people in this community.''
''It was extremely jarring to have some stranger take it upon himself to punish a group of young unarmed people for inconvenience and/or political dissidence,'' the University of Iowa student wrote in a victim impact statement. She said the crime made her wary of cars and ''paranoid about violence.''
A police officer on the scene saw Stepanek speeding away and noted his license plate but did not pursue him, citing traffic congestion. The officer claimed to have not seen him plow through the crowd.
The Iowa City Police Department announced an investigation the next day, after video of the incident spread on social media and protesters accused police of failing to respond.
The department asked those who were struck to come forward, but only one did. Stepanek was arrested and spent 76 days in jail.
So I can drive through a MAGA crowd and it'll be cool right? Torpedo a MAGA boat parade to adjust their attitudes and it will all go away?
A judge last month granted a deferred judgment for Michael Ray Stepanek, 45, who told police he drove his Toyota Camry through the crowd in August because the protesters needed ''an attitude adjustment.''
The sentence means a felony charge of willful injury resulting in bodily injury against Stepanek will be dismissed and expunged, as long as he does not commit a crime during a three-year term of probation. Judge Paul Miller also suspended a $1,025 civil fine.
Offenders who commit ''forcible felonies'' are not eligible for deferred judgments, but the charge to which Stepanek pleaded is not considered one under Iowa law. He was also eligible for the break because he did not have a criminal history.
Stepanek’s attorney John Bruzek said his client was influenced by social media and political rhetoric characterizing the protesters as dangerous criminals. Stepanek initially believed he was legally justified but has come to see he was wrong and apologized, Bruzek said.
''Michael understands how his conduct could have resulted in a much more serious and harmful situation,'' he said.
The Johnson County Attorney’s Office, which agreed to Stepanek’s plea deal, could face accusations of double standards as it continues to pursue charges against some Black Lives Matter protesters involved in the demonstrations last summer.
Prosecutors are pursuing 15 counts, including nine felonies, against a protest leader charged with shining a laser beam light in police officers’ eyes in August.
A 20-year-old Black protester who carried an assault rifle through an Iowa City crowd in June has been indicted on a federal charge of illegally possessing a gun while using marijuana. The man, who faces up to 10 years in prison, had already been prosecuted by Johnson County on related charges after the gun was found during a traffic stop following the protest.
Separately in Des Moines, prosecutors are pursuing felony leak charges against two protesters accused of stealing an intelligence bulletin from an officer and giving it to a television reporter.
Stepanek’s violence came during a downtown Iowa City protest organized by the Iowa Freedom Riders, whose members have been pushing for changes to policing for months. Police fired tear gas on them in June, outraging city leaders.
Police say Stepanek became enraged when he was stopped behind other vehicles after protesters blocked an intersection. He honked his horn then made a U-turn, squealing his tires to turn around.
Then, he shut off his lights, drove around the block, and turned onto a downtown street where there were no vehicles between him and the protesters, police say. Video shows his car striking multiple protesters, dragging one on his hood, before speeding off.
A 21-year-old protest organizer said she had a sore leg after she was mowed down and that the incident opened her eyes to the ''hatred of people in this community.''
''It was extremely jarring to have some stranger take it upon himself to punish a group of young unarmed people for inconvenience and/or political dissidence,'' the University of Iowa student wrote in a victim impact statement. She said the crime made her wary of cars and ''paranoid about violence.''
A police officer on the scene saw Stepanek speeding away and noted his license plate but did not pursue him, citing traffic congestion. The officer claimed to have not seen him plow through the crowd.
The Iowa City Police Department announced an investigation the next day, after video of the incident spread on social media and protesters accused police of failing to respond.
The department asked those who were struck to come forward, but only one did. Stepanek was arrested and spent 76 days in jail.
So I can drive through a MAGA crowd and it'll be cool right? Torpedo a MAGA boat parade to adjust their attitudes and it will all go away?
Hempy McNoodle
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Let's face it; if "your side" didn't have double standards, they'd have no standards at all.
Just like that trumpsters back killing the police.
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