More public executions are not the answer!

Thinskin

 

For some reason, promotion of violence is "forbidden" according to Rule 5 of this site.

For another reason, it never draws any consequences.

 

With ANTIFA now designated as a terrorists Organization, I believe the Military is permitted to intervene.

These mother fuckers are destroying our communities with organized riots and means of violence.

They tore up Cleveland over the weekend, with burning and bloodshed, and organized at that, there was a picture of a pallet of bricks these yo-yo's were picking from to throw at people and store fronts.

 

Park Police Tear-Gas Peaceful Protesters To Clear Way For Trump Church Photo-Op
Alex Brandon/AP


The plaza between St. John's Church and Lafayette Park was full of people nonviolently protesting police brutality late Monday afternoon when U.S. Park Police and National Guard troops, with the use of tear gas, suddenly started pushing them away for no apparent reason.

And then it became clear. President Trump wanted to walk from the White House through the park to the Episcopal church. Camera crews scrambled to keep up with him as he strode through the park, followed by his daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner, along with Attorney General William Barr and other administration officials.

Trump stopped briefly outside the church and held up a Bible.

"We have the greatest country in the world," he said. "Keep it nice and safe."

The impromptu visit came just after Trump delivered remarks at the White House, declaring himself "your president of law and order" and demanding that governors deploy National Guard units and "dominate the streets."

St. John's Church opened in 1816 and is known as "the Church of the Presidents," having hosted every U.S. president since James Madison. On this occasion, however, the president's visit was unannounced, and church authorities were furious that the White House did not bother to alert them beforehand.

Trump Says He'll Deploy Military To States If They Don't Stop Violent Protests

"There was no reaching out, no sense that it would require some sort of authorization before using the church as a backdrop in that way," said The Right Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, Episcopal Bishop of Washington, with oversight responsibilities for the church.

When the president held up the Bible, without praying or quoting a verse appropriate for the moment, Budde was further incensed.

"It almost looked like a prop," she told NPR. "That is the most sacred text of the Judeo-Christian tradition. It speaks messages of love, of God, love of neighbor. I was outraged that he felt that he had the license to do that, and that he would abuse our sacred symbols and our sacred space in that way."

The church has long been known for its support of social justice causes, and in the hours before the president showed up, clergy and lay volunteers had been ministering to the protesters in the plaza. Protests, some of them violent, had occurred around the church on previous nights, and the church was briefly in danger on Sunday after a fire started in the church basement.

A former St. John's minister, Gini Gerbasi, was among those attending to the protesters in front of the church when the police moved in.

"We were literally DRIVEN OFF of the St. John's, Lafayette Square patio with tear gas and concussion grenades and police in full riot gear," she wrote in a Facebook post. "PEOPLE WERE HURT SO THAT [President Trump] COULD HAVE A PHOTO OPPORTUNITY IN FRONT OF THE CHURCH!!! HE WOULD HAVE HAD TO STEP OVER THE MEDICAL SUPPLIES WE LEFT BEHIND BECAUSE WE WERE BEING TEAR GASSED!!!!"

In a statement Monday evening, the Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry joined in the criticism of Trump's visit.

"This evening, the President of the United States stood in front of St. John's Episcopal Church, lifted up a bible, and had pictures of himself taken," Curry said. "In so doing, he used a church building and the Holy Bible for partisan political purposes. This was done in a time of deep hurt and pain in our country, and his action did nothing to help us or to heal us."

The church visit was praised, however, by a member of Trump's Evangelical Advisory Board, the Rev. Johnnie Moore.

"I will never forget seeing @POTUS @realDonaldTrump slowly & in-total-command walk from the @whitehouse across Lafayette Square to St. John's Church defying those who aim to derail our national healing by spreading fear, hate & anarchy," Moore tweeted.

https://www.npr.org/2020/06/01/867532070/trumps-unannounced-church-visit-angers-church-officials

These were peaceful protesters, folks.

 

To see it on facebook, you know it's true.

 

Well the church is not buying the propaganda.......

Bishop 'outraged' over Trump's church photo op during George Floyd protests
The Rev Mariann Budde says the institution aligns itself with those seeking justice for Floyd’s death

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...f-church-as-prop-during-george-floyd-protests

Thinskin

 

This is not facebook........



........looks like a peaceful protest to me!

Thinskin

 

What's next ace? I supposed the cops executing a suspect are fake film too!

TWAT!

Thinskin

 

I don't see a problem

 

Most whites in the United States are too woke, too guilt stricken (over nothing) and two cowardly to subdue African Americans with the harsh measures necessary for a race that evolved in the African jungles. Characteristics that enabled the ancestors of Negroes to survive in the tribal environment of sub Saharan Africa earn for many of them felony convictions in civilized countries. Whites should not feel guilty about black criminality. We should feel angry. When America was great for the first time blacks did not dare behave the way they do now.

 

Those on XNXX who sympathize with the black ghetto rioters are promoting violence.

 

Let's just pause for a moment

1. The US has been condemning the crackdown on freedon potesters in Hong Kong as heavy handed and authoritarian.

2. The protest in Lafayette Park was peaceful and was dispersed by tear gas so the Prick in Chief could pose outside a church with a bible.......the church has condemned the act by the President!

3. Yesterday there was a protest in Amsterdam that was supposed to be hundreds but turned into thousands but Femke Halsema the mayor of Amsterdam stated that she was not going to use the police to breakup a demonstration against police brutality in the states against George Floyd. She stated that it would be incendiary and inciteful!

https://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/bur...and~be60cb63/?referer=https://www.google.com/

4. The protest dispersed peacably!

Is the United States abusing the human rights of the protesters for a photo-op by the President?

Should bunker boy stay in the bunker telling state's governers what cowards they are?

Thinskin

Thinskin

 

And here I thought I was the ones who kept saying to shoot all these people. Silly me.

 

It seems that the good Christian Right cannot do anything without guns.Tell you what,put away all the bombs,bullets(both rubber and live)tear gas,shields etc.Just have a good old fashioned bare knuckle street brawl.May the best group win.

 

I have seen no evidence that the protest in Lafayette park was anything but peaceful!

First Thing: police gassed protesters so Trump could get a photo op
The president threatened to deploy federal troops as demonstrations continued around the US. Plus, why Run the Jewels are the right band for the times

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...ssed-protesters-so-trump-could-get-a-photo-op

Thinskin

 

Tonight there will be a demonstration against the flouting of human rights and the absence of any constructive dialogue from the leadership in the US!

The demonstration will be outside the international criminal court in the Hague!

Thinskin

 

Demonstrations and protests are one thing but there is no excuse for looting, destroying property and burning down private businesses. It has to stop and asking looters to please quit doing that has produced zero results. In my city, there was looting for 3 night in a row. Last night there was a National Guard presence along with police. We had peaceful demonstrations with only about 15 arrested. Then curfew was enforced.
They will keep looting until they are forced to stop. What are you gonna do? We have to have rule of law. Every civilization has rules and laws that need to be followed or we have anarchy and that's no good for anyone.

 

You do not have the rule of law.......the public execution of a suspect by the police in Minneapolis demonstrated that!

I would define anarchy as summary execution without process by the police!

Address that problem before you tell people with no faith in the justice system how to behave!

I am not condoning the looters but you have got this backwards and as long as there is no urgency is addressing the absence of justice then this will get worse!

Thinskin