RIOTS: Right-wing extremists advocating the overthrow of the U.S. government arrested on terrorism-related charges

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His toxicology has no bearing on the officer’s treatment and killing of Floyd. Who rioters who were arrested voted for has no bearing on anything either. The latter point was raised in another topic, for no good reason.
 
His toxicology has no bearing on the officer’s treatment and killing of Floyd. Who rioters who were arrested voted for has no bearing on anything either. The latter point was raised in another topic, for no good reason.
Wrong thread I do believe.
 
Sounds like they have the same level of organization as Antifa and we are routinely assured that they are not an organization.

They were charged with trying to overthrow the government, not political violence against American leftists. So yeah, definitely not Trump.
 
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Good trigger discipline by the guy in the baseball hat on Benny’s left.
 
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Notice the overall narrative shift that has occured. First it was that the riots are minor, have nothing to do with the peaceful protestors, and that property is less important than people anyway. Now that the violence is drastic, and clear for all to see, they are trying to shift the blame.
 
Sounds like they have the same level of organization as Antifa
They sound much more organised. “Antifa” doesn’t even have a programme or stated goal. It isn’t enough of a cohesive organisation to even have that.
Now that the violence is drastic, and clear for all to see, they are trying to shift the blame.
There doesn’t seem to be much mainstream reporting on the supposed white supremacist groups that are involved.
 
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Fascinating because it is easy to find plenty of social media pages for Antifa, you can download handbooks for starting your own commie club, and there is at least one website facilitating cooperation between various chapters.
 
Yep, you are correct. Feel free to agree that both are irrelevant though.
 
I’m starting to suspect Antifa is the shiny object designed to detract us from what’s really going on.
 
Apparently they’re not much of a group. Some are white supremacists. Some support Black Lives Matter. Some are libertarian. Some are anarchists. Some are LGBT, some are anti-LGBT. Some are far right. Some are far left. Some support the police. Some are anti-police. Seems what they have in common besides liking to wear Hawaiian shirts, is to just want chaos.
 
There have been about 10,000 arrests across the country. I have no doubt that a news article, or one of us, could focus on almost any group we wanted in order to complain or scapegoat one group.
 
I hope you can see that the existence of antifa social media pages, of all things, does not suggest a cohesive organisation.

I would like to see this website, however.
 
How many ANTIFA people have been arrested so far, and who did they vote for? The “protester” who killed that cop in St. Louis…who did he vote for?
Diversion after diversion. Do you want to comment on the people in Las Vegas or not?
 
A communist asking other people do his work for him. Shocker. I refuse for the same reasons I would not post an ISIS website here. It simply gives no-good terrorists publicity.
 
Sounds like they have the same level of organization as Antifa and we are routinely assured that they are not an organization.

They were charged with trying to overthrow the government, not political violence against American leftists. So yeah, definitely not Trump.
The OP is off the mark. The OP did not provide a source.

You did not read this article:


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Three self-identified “boogaloo” adherents were arrested after plotting violence at a Black Lives Matter demonstration
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after PLOTTING VIOLENECE AT A BLACK LIVES MATTER DEMONSTRATION

Got it?
 
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Well I don’t seem to be able to find it myself. Feel free to DM it to me if you don’t want to send it publically.
 
If they understood the derivation of the term “boogaloo” they probably wouldn’t use it. Its an R&B dance term from the early sixties.
 
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