I don’t support BLM’s terrorist acts. There are many that were prosecuted by local governments. Portland? Well what can you say? But once again: deflection. Because one terrorist group does something doesn’t mean it’s ok for another. And one is simply most serious because they attacked our nation’s capital. A little more serious than burning a Wendy’s restaurant.
I don’t really care what the press says or doesn’t say. I watched a violent mob attack our nation’s capital and disrupt congressional proceedings. I don’t care which party did it (I’m Independent and despise both). Wrong and should be prosecuted. I don’t care what you call it.
Just because you're bad at a crime doesn't make it not a crime.
Except for the BLM crimes in Portland, most of their arson and looting didn’t involve federal property and therefore are state and local jurisdiction for prosecution. And I do believe the federal court in Portland did prosecute some of the vandal leaders.
Not around here they don't. I haven't been around this market long enough to know if this is a regional thing or a national thing but it sounds like it might be an individual dealer things based on what you and Newbury are saying.
It's almost as if they intentionally don't want us to learn how this stuff works so we will be the next generation of sheep going to the slaughter.
Why rely on schools to teach this don't parents have a responsibility in this also?
And that’s one of the few instances where there was a federal connection to BLM rioters. But it’s Portland, so yeah.Protesters, federal officers clash outside Portland’s courthouse Thursday
The Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse in downtown Portland became the seen of a violent clash between federal officers and about 50 protesters Thursday night.www.opb.org
Last time I looked criminal trespas on a federal property was a federal crime and in Portland the BLM protesters entered a federal courthouse and set it on fire as I recall, yet those guys were out on the street and not even charged but that is deflection for you.
Nope was not OK with it but it also has not escaped my notice that the response is political and one sided, what the j6 idiots did was criminal but no more so than the blm idiots yet the response was drastically different
You are correct. And think about all of the J6 people who aren’t being charged. The Portland people who committed vandalism and arson should be charged. But most of the crimes committed by those protesters were state and local crimes. Regardless everyone who committed vandalism and violence need to be prosecuted by whatever jurisdiction applies. I’m done with this discussion.
Like I said unbalanced political use of the police and the judicial system,
OK fine by me, and you are correct the BLM criminals should have been charged BUT WERE NOT, and no one from j6 should have been held without bail
Feel free to delete last I did not see your post
Good point. I apologize for not noticing earlier than this was not there.
