RIP George Floyd

[FThe45th]

went downtown into Chaz today. Was super weird, saw Jesus, or someone dressed as Jesus.
had communes had gardens, they were protecting the homeless. They were giving food and water to everyone. Lot of moving parts. They were organized, people at the entrances were having vests and walkie talkies, talking bout yo, you need us to use our cars as barricades. Place isn’t good or bad,it’s just like another American city. Don’t know what they are saying about Chaz but police don’t need to interfere. Place was like a block party and they kept a saying remember why we are here, it all comes back to BLM. And the chants continues.
Be safe out there y’all.
(also at night it might get different I left before then.)

 

[Magic33]

6:15 on

If you know you're going to lose your job or freedom for your actions it's going to make you think about your actions and if it's worth it.

For decades there's been no repercussions how they move and that's how they still operate. And it's how police unions have gotten so powerful.

What **** Gregory was saying is like a doctor, and how they're required to get liability and malpractice insurance. If they keep making mistakes, their insurance goes up until they aren't insurable. They can't work. If I keep getting tickets, my license gets taken away.

It should apply across the board to their co-workers. Are you willing to lose your freedom or job for your co-worker? No average citizen is willing to do that. They won't be either. That mentality will be erased if they know there's repercussions.

Eventually the so called good or decent cops are going to want to get rid of the bad ones who make their lives and jobs more difficult. I know these cops in Atlanta are like not again. Until they change the cycle is going to keep occurring, people are fed up.

 

[marikomorose]

They drawing guns for tints now y'all

At some point & likely soon ppl are just gonna start killing cops. They're digging themselves into a bigger hole the more pay start paying attention to these videos. All these ****s are going viral. All of them. They're toast.

 

[IATT]

 

[Grine]

 

[Grine]

Theyre burning down the wendys

 

[marikomorose]

Looks like that force w/ compassion Donald was talking about.

 

[Mark Antony]

Theyre burning down the wendys

They should've hit that cup foods in Minny too.

 

[freeze]

There's a Walmart right there. They need to hit that up.

 

[617collector]

They better be careful with that gas station right next door

 

[Grine]

Protestorsneeds to start here - block all the roads!

 

[8pm at msg]

How much of a h*e do you have to be to be threatened by a man with a rolling suitcase

 

[Grine]

There's a Walmart right there. They need to hit that up.

What Walmart? There’s not a Walmart near University.

 

[NickFolarin]

This hit home

 

[aepps20]

Looks like that force w/ compassion Donald was talking about.

That's what I saw in that video.

 

[freeze]

 

[freeze]

Wendy's always gasses up they got fresh not frozen burgers. I hope the youngins thought ahead and ran in and got those and the buns and taking it to feed the fam. Thatd be a vibe.

 

[wr]

6:15 on

If you know you're going to lose your job or freedom for your actions it's going to make you think about your actions and if it's worth it.

For decades there's been no repercussions how they move and that's how they still operate. And it's how police unions have gotten so powerful.

What **** Gregory was saying is like a doctor, and how they're required to get liability and malpractice insurance. If they keep making mistakes, their insurance goes up until they aren't insurable. They can't work. If I keep getting tickets, my license gets taken away.

It should apply across the board to their co-workers. Are you willing to lose your freedom or job for your co-worker? No average citizen is willing to do that. They won't be either. That mentality will be erased if they know there's repercussions.

Eventually the so called good or decent cops are going to want to get rid of the bad ones who make their lives and jobs more difficult. I know these cops in Atlanta are like not again. Until they change the cycle is going to keep occurring, people are fed up.

Police Brutality Bonds - Action Center on Race and the Economy

How Wall Street Profits from Police Violence June 2018 | Report by Alyxandra Goodwin, Whitney Shepard, and Carrie Sloan Local Case Studies: Chicago Cleveland Lake County, Indiana Los Angeles Milwaukee

acrecampaigns.org

 

[$tatus $ymbol]

It would be nice to see an organized effort to take up arms and hit the streets. Money and that are the critical pieces that I think we’re missing. As a gun enthusiast, I’m aware that fellow white gun enthusiasts are constantly arming themselves and training like they are about to be dropped off in the middle of Afghanistan. Why it hasn’t registered to us as a collective to do the same is beyond my comprehension.

 

[FThe45th]

Having her name sounds like a pain in the ***

 

[freeze]

What Walmart? There’s not a Walmart near University.

Within a few miles. 1 on MLK, 1 on cleveland

 

[Grine]

 

[Grine]

Within a few miles. 1 on MLK, 1 on cleveland

The one on MLk is by the AUC center. That’s more than a few mile

The one by Cleveland is almost to the airport pass 166.

Unless they’re going to drive - Nawl.

Didn’t know you lived in Atlanta? What part? It’s a lot of people on here from GA.

 

[Maximus Meridius]

6:15 on

If you know you're going to lose your job or freedom for your actions it's going to make you think about your actions and if it's worth it.

For decades there's been no repercussions how they move and that's how they still operate. And it's how police unions have gotten so powerful.

What **** Gregory was saying is like a doctor, and how they're required to get liability and malpractice insurance. If they keep making mistakes, their insurance goes up until they aren't insurable. They can't work. If I keep getting tickets, my license gets taken away.

It should apply across the board to their co-workers. Are you willing to lose your freedom or job for your co-worker? No average citizen is willing to do that. They won't be either. That mentality will be erased if they know there's repercussions.

Eventually the so called good or decent cops are going to want to get rid of the bad ones who make their lives and jobs more difficult. I know these cops in Atlanta are like not again. Until they change the cycle is going to keep occurring, people are fed up.

HUH!!!


HUHH!!!!



HUH!!!!!!


Rip to the legend

 

[aNYone]

It would be nice to see an organized effort to take up arms and hit the streets. Money and that are the critical pieces that I think we’re missing. As a gun enthusiast, I’m aware that fellow white gun enthusiasts are constantly arming themselves and training like they are about to be dropped off in the middle of Afghanistan. Why it hasn’t registered to us as a collective to do the same is beyond my comprehension.

The day black people obtain legal guns in mass is the day they actually change gun laws.