Well, is there a better way to apprehend these terrorists? If you go to them when they're in a group, you're get mobbed. Go in a marked vehicle, and the vehicle would probably be stormed.
This does seem pretty harsh, but none of the gentler methods we've tried have been working so far. Is there a better solution?
> do you remember how the Black Codes codified things like gun control for black people?
I didn't study those all to well, but weren't those discriminatory laws? Current legal precedent prevents those from being created anymore. Seems to me that the issue with the law and the methods of apprehension are a little bit different and not very relevant to this discussion.
Donut Operator did a really good video showing some of these people and what they've been doing, along with the weapons that have been found on them.
@Cyph Wait they were? I didn't hear that. But this does seem to be true. Thanks for letting me know.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/07/17/portland-protests-federal-arrests/
@Cyph So...you're saying we need to change gun laws instead of bringing in the feds? There are a few hurdles here:
1. The lawmakers wouldn't pass a bill to change the laws
2. If they did, people who defend themselves against #antifa are getting arrested instead of the terrorists. Defending yourself means jail time.
3. Ignoring the last two hurdles, there's a massive gun shortage rn
That's not a viable option to stop #antifa. I agree that the gun laws need to change of course, but it's not an appropriate response to #antifa, especially not at this time.
@Cyph Wait it's legal to be part of a terrorist organization? That's news to me.
Portland citizens arent afforded every opportunity,
http://nwnw.org/oregon-gun-laws/#:~:text=Portland's%20gun%20rules&text=Unless%20you%20have%20a%20concealed,of%20property%20or%20another%20person.