Blatant lie.They are going into Louisville to provoke protesters to attack them, and then they say it’s self defense when they shoot the protesters.
Totally not in favor of rioting. Absolutely. So is showing up to a riot with weapons when you have no law enforcement function.Thats about as stupid as rioting, isnt it.
Jefferson Square Park. Edit: actually, the protesters are there. don’t know where the Cosplay dudes are.Tell us their location at this moment.
Totally wrong. But extra-judicial action is also not warranted.How about arson, looting, murder, wanton endangerment, blocking EMS routes to hospitals, carjackings, robbery, vandalism, etc. ? All documented.
Lost you on that. Oh, wait.You find that appalling ? Can you answer yes without following the word yes with the word “but” ?
YesAgain, all of this mess, is due to incompetent city leaders not willing to protect their citizens. You should direct your indignation at those people.
So your assumption/statement you made about these guys provoking protesters in order to have a reason to shoot them might not pan out ?Jefferson Square Park. Edit: actually, the protesters are there. don’t know where the Cosplay dudes are.
Very relieved.How do you feel about that ?
What do you think the reaction would be if I, after reading about a group of presumably black people who were going to protest against police brutality, said that they “were going into Louisville to provoke police to attack them, and then say it’s self defense when they throw bricks at the police.” Let’s throw in some other perjorative terms equal to “gun not cosplay wannabes” in there as well.They are going into Louisville to provoke protesters to attack them, and then they say it’s self defense when they shoot the protesters.
Like they did in Seattle?I mean, if these guys can do it why can’t some members of Black Lives Matter or some other left-wing group form armed patrols? Would you be comfortable with that? What if two opposing militias clash using arms?
If we had a law enforcement function in place in these cities we wouldn’t have rioting, nor the need for people to show up with guns to protect the actual innocent.Totally not in favor of rioting. Absolutely. So is showing up to a riot with weapons when you have no law enforcement function.
Boy…that doesn’t sound like a bunch of gun nuts playing cosplay, does it @PaulinVA? Would you be willing to change your mind if these “gun nuts playing cosplay” show up, don’t provoke the rioters into violence, and don’t shoot anyone?These patriots are here as a deterrent and have stated they will do what they’re told by the police. And they have told the police that if the police have a need for their assistance, they will be there for them.
They aren’t downtown because the police asked them not to go. And that is the difference between them and the protesters.
Two distinct groups. One law abiding, in support of the law, with, no evidence of criminal activity. The other, sometimes a peaceful nuisance at worst, but has a lawless element in their ranks. With plenty of documented criminal activity.
Definitely, absolutely gun nuts in Cosplay.Boy…that doesn’t sound like a bunch of gun nuts playing cosplay, does it @PaulinVA? Would you be willing to change your mind if these “gun nuts playing cosplay” show up, don’t provoke the rioters into violence, and don’t shoot anyone?
Is this guy a "gun not cosplay wannabe’? Or is that term reserved for white people?These gun nut Cosplay wannabes
Whatever do you want me to say? I’m not sure an “ammunition vest” qualifies for Cosplay. Was that your question?Is this guy a "gun nut cosplay wannabe’? Or is that term reserved for white people?
He can do whatever he wants within the law as long as he’s clear he’s acting in his capacity as a private citizen, not a member of the National Guard.The guy is definitely a member of the National Guard. His Commander cannot stop him from doing this on his day off.