not just missouri, best to avoid all cops

[gatoveintisiet]

So weird of you to announce that, my mother has a chronic yeast infection, and you know that

[stunted]

[420seriouscat69]

JFC

[Yard Dog]

[steve dave]

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/st-louis-officer-accused-planting-gun-man-shot-article-1.2801097

[Gooch]

I think those are refereed to as "the stinger" in shitty police lingo. At least it was in Training Day

['taterblast]

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/st-louis-officer-accused-planting-gun-man-shot-article-1.2801097

how often does crap like this happen and no one ever knows, man. god damn.

[stunted]

uncle tom

[sonofdaxjones]

70% of those busted in Charlotte have out of state ID's.   

Rent a mobs, sad.

[MakeItRain]

70% of those busted in Charlotte have out of state ID's.   

Rent a mobs, sad.

Link? Info wars?
How many of those ID's are from South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, or Virginia?

[sonofdaxjones]

70% of those busted in Charlotte have out of state ID's.   

Rent a mobs, sad.

Link? Info wars?
How many of those ID's are from South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, or Virginia?

Pres of Char-Meck FOP on CNN.   Take it up with him.

[star seed 7]

Are you staying safe dax?

[CNS]

The out of state comment that always comes up is weird.  I mean, can outrage over mumped up things not permeate state lines?

[michigancat]

The out of state comment that always comes up is weird.  I mean, can outrage over mumped up things not permeate state lines?

I think the argument is that out-of-state protesters are professional agitators who make things worse than if only locals protested.

[CNS]

The out of state comment that always comes up is weird.  I mean, can outrage over mumped up things not permeate state lines?

I think the argument is that out-of-state protesters are professional agitators who make things worse than if only locals protested.

I get what the intent is, but even that is silly to me.  It would be different if the incidents were not worth rioting over or even if they were border line riot worthy.  That not being the case, it seems like a worthless talking point.  I mean, is anyone paying attention and still not understanding how these incidents could lead to a riot?

[Trim]

The out of state comment that always comes up is weird.  I mean, can outrage over mumped up things not permeate state lines?

I think the argument is that out-of-state protesters are professional agitators who make things worse than if only locals protested.

I get what the intent is, but even that is silly to me.  It would be different if the incidents were not worth rioting over or even if they were border line riot worthy.  That not being the case, it seems like a worthless talking point.  I mean, is anyone paying attention and still not understanding how these incidents could lead to a riot?

The intent is to appeal to dumb and/or racist people with a concept that the incidents aren't worth rioting about or even taking issue with at all, and that they're being blown up by outsiders with ulterior motives.

[catastrophe]

The out of state comment that always comes up is weird.  I mean, can outrage over mumped up things not permeate state lines?

I think the argument is that out-of-state protesters are professional agitators who make things worse than if only locals protested.

I get what the intent is, but even that is silly to me.  It would be different if the incidents were not worth rioting over or even if they were border line riot worthy.  That not being the case, it seems like a worthless talking point.  I mean, is anyone paying attention and still not understanding how these incidents could lead to a riot?

I kind of get your point, but this is real life and it's not ok to cause a riot just to prove that it could have happened even without your intervention. That's like if someone took their hands off the steering wheel and you reach over and jerk it to the side to show them how dangerous that could be if you hit a pot hole in the road.

I have no opinions as to whether this riot was incited or organic, but the difference matters. Maybe not to the overall message of police violence but certainly to the culpability of those involved.

[michigancat]

Riots are extremely underrated as tools for social change.

[CNS]

Our system is imperfect.  Riots are a product of that. 

[sonofdaxjones]

Sadly there were no professional rent-a-mobs for the guy gunned down in Cali awhile back, just a few locals trying to protest who were quickly dispersed by police.  Apparently indigenous populations are easily quelled and the pros have to be brought in to BITFD.   

[michigancat]

Sadly there were no professional rent-a-mobs for the guy gunned down in Cali awhile back, just a few locals trying to protest who were quickly dispersed by police.  Apparently indigenous populations are easily quelled and the pros have to be brought in to BITFD.   

well you also have a smaller and more conservative Fresno compared to Charlotte. but "rent-a-mobs" is catchy!

[sonofdaxjones]

I mean I know it's not cool, but maybe there are people who, you know can't just pack their crap and leave who are working in non violent ways for change.  Maybe the pros come in they just make worse and slow down the process.

BTW, I just ordered a book that looks like a Glock on Amazon. #pumped

[sonofdaxjones]

Sadly there were no professional rent-a-mobs for the guy gunned down in Cali awhile back, just a few locals trying to protest who were quickly dispersed by police.  Apparently indigenous populations are easily quelled and the pros have to be brought in to BITFD.   

well you also have a smaller and more conservative Fresno compared to Charlotte. but "rent-a-mobs" is catchy!

Thanks, I'm extremely cutting edge.

[CNS]

How is all that non violent work for change going so far, these last 2 yrs? 

[sonofdaxjones]

How is all that non violent work for change going so far, these last 2 yrs?

I don't know. It was just a thought, friend.

300 plus million people in the U.S.  I suspect most interactions with police are the correct ones procedurally.