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Mayo-men stand around pointing and yelling to establish amerifat dominance: https://twitter.com/dwuhlfelderlaw/status/1267207997106917380?s=21

@SandiaMesa @realcaseyrollins @sim I'm detecting sarcasm, but you didn't add a /s. It .. did get better. Things changed a lot during the civil rights movement. Black people got .. rights! There was more fighting. There was Jim Crow .. but man a lot of progress was made. There is still progress to be made, but do not discredit what that generation did. That was a noble time, filled with hope and people of color who stood for non-violence and won many victories.

@realcaseyrollins the video @cowanon posted. The Antifa2015 leaks are old news. They say 2020 is "nipped in the bud," yet I still see cities aflame.

@Locksmith Are you actually a locksmith?

@realcaseyrollins this sounds good. next step, protesters preventing rioters from smashing stuff

So, Tucker Carlson for Pres?
Anyone enjoy the leaks?
@cowanon @p @Dolus @moonman

Rioters (probably Antifa) roasted a kid alive and blocked the fire truck from responding https://youtu.be/AEncQKV8k_0?t=207

How do you see yourself?

@djsumdog @realcaseyrollins Same here. The fact that there are opportunists and people rioting has really detracted from the message of the protests. Police brutality is a real problem that needs addressing, but this isn't the way to address it. It's just the way to get free shit, vent some frustration and leave everyone else to clear up after you.

Not to mention that it makes the place seem less safe, and could put people into further poverty. Especially if there need to be bailouts, taxes paid to clean up public property. Peoples livelihoods can be destroyed, lots of money lost for small businesses. Sometimes even lives can be harmed.

how much do people know about encrypted trunked communication on here? i assume it's just DES or sth. could you grab a cop's radio and dump the keys? how hard would that be? do they rotate them? etc

@sim @realcaseyrollins You know .. if it was just the horns and afterwards, and you could walk into a store the next day and everything was cool .. I would try to understand. But it was horns .. and then everything went to fucking shit. Cop cars on fire. Trains shut down. Everything that didn't get looted is now boarded up.

@realcaseyrollins Oh and she can walk apparently: https://twitter.com/dobe_daddy/status/1265888793078497285

@djsumdog @realcaseyrollins Seriously, was thinking about this today—got some buddies that participated in all this and blocked a highway. That's not doing *anything* to get people to sympathize with your message or agenda…it's just making people hate you because it's fundamentally an asshole thing to do. Becoming a nuisance to society isn't a productive form of protest and it eradicates support people might otherwise give you. The same can doubly be said for looting, arson, vandalism, assault, etc.. I know many people who were totally appalled at the actions of the officers in Minneapolis—calling for them to be arrested, charged, and made example of. Now, those same people are openly supporting draconian measures by government and law enforcement against these protesters/rioters because they're tearing cities apart. The actions of the antiestablishment managed to 180º many people's support. It makes no sense to behave the way they're behaving if they genuinely want people to listen to/support their message.

@sim @realcaseyrollins I think it's more difficult to do peaceful protests. You have to convince entire groups to not give into violence. MLKing was able to pull it off. Gandhi not so much, but then he'd starve himself and everyone would get back into line.

King let the nation watch his people get abused by firemen and attacked by dogs. It was cruel .. but the people listened.

I heard this bullshit for 2 hours Saturday with a splitting headache, fell asleep, and awoke to find the city on fire.

@djsumdog @realcaseyrollins Yeah. Mind you, I wouldn't be very appreciative of people shouting outside my window at 3am in the morning if I'm trying to get some sleep then.

I don't really understand protests, I don't see how they change the state of things. But I can understand wanting to be heard. But how do you get heard when you become a large crowd? All those voices are drowning your own out. You may even lose yourself to them, do things you wouldn't normally do.

@Hemmels is lonely on jitsi - come join us as the UK locks down even harder.

https://meet.jit.si/noagenda