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4 minutes ago, simple1 said:Please enlighten me, what is the point you were making?
I guess I have to spell out the media propaganda for you. In the leftist press and elsewhere anyone who is not a leftist or disagrees with a leftist political position is summarily deemed a "far-right" opposer regardless of their actual political beliefs. A simple "right-wing" political opponent opponent doesn't exist. It's always "far-right". It's a term that has been over-used that it has become meaningless.
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10 minutes ago, simple1 said:
Met Police, PM and so on have named the far right for targeting BLM and police with violence, as well as chanting racist comments.
There are various definitions for today's far right, some info below.
Thanks for your comment and the links (especially the Guardian), but, sorry, you earned a big loud Clunk for missing the point of my comment entirely (IMHO, of course).
For reference purposes, my original comment to which you responded is HERE.
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Can't they find some merit badges and Scouting books to burn instead of pulling down the statue?
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Why is it always the "far-right"?
Maybe they are people who do not like unruly and potentially violent crowds who are generally not wearing masks and are not doing anti-social distancing.
How far to the right does one have to be to be "far-right" or are they always "far-right" regardless of their actual political stances (i.e. not leftists or "far-leftists")?
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Protestersburn down Wendy's in Atlanta after police shootingThe fact that a black man was shot in the back after aiming a stolen taser (and perhaps shooting the taser) at a white officer, the officer who did the shooting was fired and the police chief resigned is less important than the arson of a Wendy's restaurant following these events.
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A "suspected far right protester" Good one! One step above a "far right protester of interest" I suppose.
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PM Prayut signs agreement for rubber
roadsroomsMore rubber than they know what to do with.
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PanBLMic!
When will they produce a vaccine for this?
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I've been wearing an N95/PM2.5 respirator-style mask since 2017 when out in public and have not had a virus or bacteria-based infection/sickness since I started wearing it full-time while out and about. This is an amazing record disease-free period for me as I used to come down with a cold very often in Bangkok and they were awful and lasted for weeks.
I have not ever worn the medical/surgical mask that I see most people wearing (depicted in the OP's image) which were not designed to protect the wearer. The ones I use were designed to protect the wearer and WILL NOT PROTECT THOSE NEAR ME since my exhaled air is not filtered in any way. I would have to wear a medical/medical masks over my respirator-style mask in order to protect those near me.
Most people not wearing the proper mask or not wearing a mask has probably contributed to the rapid expansion of the virus infections and many deaths, IMHO.
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16 minutes ago, scorecard said:
Sory I don't buy it.
Do you have any link to prove he knew he was positive for Covid 19 at the time this incident occurred.
Or was he discovered to be covid 19 positive after the incident at autopsy?
Sure, CNN Health of all things!: https://edition.cnn.com/2020/06/04/health/george-floyd-coronavirus-autopsy/index.html
What?! Can't do your own google or need to be retrained on it? What's so important about whether he did or did not have the virus compared to all the other issues exposed by this death and inflicted on the entire USA and several other countries?
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39 minutes ago, robblok said:42 minutes ago, TopDeadSenter said:“What is not being told is the violent criminal history of George Floyd. The media will not air this,” police union president Bob Kroll told his members in a letter posted Monday on Twitter.
Floyd had landed five years behind bars in 2009 for an assault and robbery two years earlier, and before that, had been convicted of charges ranging from theft with a firearm to drugs"
https://nypost.com/2020/06/02/george-floyd-had-violent-criminal-history-minneapolis-union-chief/
So yes, as a violent career criminal he does seem an unlikely choice for beatification. I guess as per the above, if his terrible record is ignored, then maybe he can be thought of as a hero by the naive.
As per the defense of the cops. Having watched the video showing a disturbance inside the police car before he was dragged out and killed, I wonder what was happening there. Now we know Floyd had coronavirus, and cared nothing about infecting the public(such a hero!), it is not beyond belief that he threatened the police or actually spat at an officer while bragging he had the virus. That would have led to his being dragged out and pinned like he was. Oh well, I guess this will all come out in the trial with dashcam video support. IMO the 4 cops will walk, and the antifa/black community will again burn down America in a tantrum.
career criminal or not.. does not matter only thing that matters is what happened at that time. The guy is no saint and he probably deserved punishment for crimes but that is not up to the police and certainly not a death penalty as what happened now.
So that's all that matters, huh? It doesn't matter that a drug-addicted, coronavirus-infected ex-con decided to drive around that day and got snagged by the police and then resisted arrest. Fve lives have probably been destroyed, depending on the outcome of the trials of these police officers.
Throw in the killings and injuries of several including law enforcement officers and others and property destruction that has occurred over this under the guise of "peaceful protests" and we have a tragedy that goes far beyond the death of George Floyd. The crimes committed by the mobs and the wanton destruction far exceeds the crimes that may have been committed by these cops. The death of George Floyd was obviously a trigger to a tsunami of crimes of death and destruction.
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There apparently is an attempt to sacrifice some of these officers that didn't really deserve to be, AFAIC. Maybe there are "systemic" issues other than the racism claimed by what amounts to a lynch mob? I hope the all get fair trials.
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17 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:18 hours ago, cyril sneer said:
to stop the protests?
wonder what the charge would have been if the victim was white
No protests and no arrests, I doubt we would have heard about it had Floyd been white.
Or that video had not been made by the bystander.
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3 hours ago, Donekys said:
We should stop using the term "social distancing"...remove it from the narrative or it will be the "new normal"...another expression that must be removed from the common narrative. Seriously, tvf should ban these expressions! Where did we learn them, why have we accepted them? Help us all by stopping their use
Social distancing is a misnomer anyway - It should be termed anti-social distancing.
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13 minutes ago, Tie Dye Samurai said:
Unbelievable...Ok first of all, of course I edited your post which everybody does on here...sorry I didnt include your quote on Biden's "gaffe" which with your "critical thinking" you decided was more important than actually any providing analysis of what W had to say, which is the very topic of the post.
Second, the whole episode of Trump's church photo op is VIDEO and it speaks for itself, there isn't any amount of editing that is going to shine that up in a different light than what actually occurred...unless you are doing a Fox News spin on how that was "courage" (and that is what FOX news is notorious for doing....fair and balanced....LOL) That is what CRITICAL THINKING is my friend....looking at a situation and the objective analysis of the Trump power walk to "domination" in front of the church and how he chose to "plow the field" and Bush's reaction to it. And as far as "TDS"...you are the one calling people senile (including a former president from the Republican party because with your critical thinking you decided W now has a mental disorder since he does not have his lips firmly pressed up against Big Orange's sizable buttocks. With your hatred for the dems maybe you should look in your own back yard and apply some of that critical thinking you seem to think you champion.
Looks like we have we have a Tagged team going here. ???? I'm done with both of you.
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36 minutes ago, Tagged said:8 hours ago, Mick501 said:So in your rational level headed opinion, white supremacists have put aside their hatred to hang out with black folk and go looting. Guess in your level headed opinion this must be a good thing for race relations to have that bonding experience.
They voted for Bernie, so everything is possible.
In this world we have today, you choose to believe what you want, and it becomes the truth, your truth, and many more who wants the same as you. Social media brainwashing is it now, helped by news and media channnels on either side.
The most important to realize you guys have a serious problem, and that is not the temporary crime you experience at the moment with looting done by criminals, it is your whole system from top to bottom of the line of people who should serve and protect. Trump is not the leader to serve, protect and unite.
Bought the whole package, huh? Are you a U.S. citizen with skin in the game and or a current resident of the USA? I guess not. And apparently you don't know much about U.S. Federalism [link], do you? There are fifty stars on the U.S. Flag and the country is called (officially) the United States of America. You, perhaps, should do some reading about the structure of the U.S. Federal government and states governments and their relationship before posting your dubious opinions on that subject.
By law, the U.S. President cannot simply override the individual state's Governors and invade the states with Federal troops (unlike, I believe, Thailand). The recent news is that he has "threatened" to employ the Insurrection Act [link] to override the Governors' inaction (or poor judgment) and deploy Federal troops (or Federalize the states' National Guards). This action has been taken several times in the past by eleven different Presidents including both Bush Presidents, Johnson JFK and seven more going back to Thomas Jefferson.
Again, President Trump (follow the above link and do some reading) is taking flak (as he usually does) from all quarters for only threatening to use the Act if the Governors cannot contain the violence under the pretense or cover of peaceful protests - one of their primary responsibilities (if is not not their primary responsibility).
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2 hours ago, Tie Dye Samurai said:2 hours ago, MaxYakov said:Biden, of course.
Fox News could not have parroted that any better....congrats.
The moment of clarity Bush had was knowing he should speak to the fact that, the "senile" guy that openly questioned if injecting bleach into the body would cure the corona virus....thinks he should "DOMINATE" because he had to go hide in a basement after he had mocked Biden for months for staying at home "in his basement". So butt hurt and embarrassed he then proceeds to clear out a peaceful protest with rubber bullets and pepper gas so he could power walk across a park, hold up a bible....UPSIDE DOWN (what an idiot) for a PHOTO OP. He did not open the bible and maybe quote something of inspiration or maybe pray (since he was in front of a...well you know....church). Instead he chose to use force on a peaceful protest for the all important and nationally pressing issue of a photo op for him and his White Collar Crew. How much do you think Ivanka got yelled at for wearing a mask to the photo op?
That was Bush's moment of clarity...realizing that it is Big Orange that is the one plunging into senility and maybe he should not so subtly hint to the rest of the republican party that your boy is f'ing it up....big time.
It's extremely bad form to edit someone's post without at least indicating one has done so. This is what the US news media is notorious for doing in distorting the reporting of current events. For the record, the link to the comment you had replied to and edited in your reply is HERE. BTW, most of what you said had occurred was as bogus as that infamous Steele dossier.
I'd have that TDS you are afflicted with checked ASAP. And stop believing everything put out my the US mainstream media and start, possibly for the first time in your life IMHO, doing come independent critical thinking.
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17 minutes ago, MaxYakov said:
And that "moment of clarity" would be, exactly?
11 minutes ago, Tie Dye Samurai said:You first..."senile" would be?
Biden, of course. The creator of the "unarmed man with a knife". That should be shot, according to Biden, in the leg". Haven't you been following what he's been gaffing lately?
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21 minutes ago, Tie Dye Samurai said:1 hour ago, MaxYakov said:
Bush has gone senile. It's a good match for Biden. They should <deleted> and work on their non-political bucket lists. They've already done enough damage to America and the world at large. Or have we forgotten about the invasion of Iraq already?
Looks to me like W has had a moment of clarity...senile would be the one that has a problem with his message.
And that "moment of clarity" would be, exactly?
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Bush has gone senile. It's a good match for Biden. They should <deleted> and work on their non-political bucket lists. They've already done enough damage to America and the world at large. Or have we forgotten about the invasion of Iraq already?
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1 hour ago, Chomper Higgot said:1 hour ago, MaxYakov said:
President Trump just made a national speech. He promised he would do what it takes, US military and all to get the unlawfulness stopped. The rule of law seemed to me the primary focus of his speech. He is going to be accused of taking dictatorial action. If that's what it takes, that's what it takes, IMHO.
You should read up what the ‘rule of law’ has to say about deploying the Military against US citizens.
Trump will do nothing other than play hide and tweet.
Are you sure, Kuhn Chomper? Chomp on this: I just heard an emergency broadcast message being broadcast on KSFO AM 560 (internet streamed), San Francisco, interrupting the current program underway and announcing an 8PM curfew in San Francisco to take effect immediately.
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President Trump just made a national speech. He promised he would do what it takes, US military and all to get the unlawfulness stopped. The rule of law seemed to me the primary focus of his speech. He is going to be accused of taking dictatorial action. If that's what it takes, that's what it takes, IMHO.
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6 minutes ago, PatOngo said:2 hours ago, MyTHaiMyKe said:Where are the democrat leaders? The mayors and governors of the cities burning and being looted are democrats! Why is it always up to the President to bale these incompetent democrats out?
Because HE is the clown who coined the stupid phrase, Make America Great Again! It wasn't a democrat governor! Who is the Commander in Chief?
I think someone needs to bone up on Federalism in the USA instead of blindly posting nonsense.
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18 minutes ago, mikebike said:29 minutes ago, TopDeadSenter said:I am having trouble with the logic in play at these riots.
Here's a hint: start with the fact that systemic change does not happen at the ballot box, then go and read the histories of the French and American revolutions.
Not with these people. They're not capable at several levels, in several important ways. Not to mention their opposition is well-armed and they are not. It doesn't look as if they could assemble a simple Molotov cocktail, but I wouldn't want to, ahem, underestimate some of the creative contributors to this mayhem.
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Protesters burn down Wendy's in Atlanta after police shooting
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That's prolly why they torched da joint, huh dude?