George Floyd Protest/Riots

Here's where this whole outrage has gotten us. Here we have an incident about a taco shop in Columbus who got a large order from the State Highway patrol for 500 tacos. Three employees throw a fit and walk off the job:



These employees raise hell on social media. Threaten boycotts with the backing of BLM and at the very least the company is forced to close their Columbus locations for a day just to calm everyone down:



Taco store: No, we didn't fire our staff for refusing to serve cops; we are inclusive of everyone (huh?)

So tell me, what's inclusive about refusing to fill an order? I agree with the owners of this shop who said this:

If the restaurant owner would've called me, I would have gone up there and helped him make those 500 tacos. These s*** for brains can't seem to comprehend that most cops are not officer Chauvin. Someone in another post was talking about "narrow world view". Well F me running if these taco builders aren't just woke as hell.
 
The only person he disrespected was his employer by doing it on the job. IF his employer instructed him not to.

I can recognize someone’s disrespect for something without feeling personally disrespected. Knowing what the national anthem stands for and who it represents, well I feel they earned that respect. Some people use the terms respect/disrespect way too loosely and compare it to someone looking at them the wrong way or accidentally putting a smudge on their sneakers.
 
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Backwards. ALM’s very existence is based on shouting at black people for pointing out that black lives matter

I don't have a problem with BLM other than I think it got hijacked earlier on by a more extremist (for lack of a better word) group. I've always taken it as what they were saying (originally) was "BLM too". I don't believe ALM's very existence is based on shouting at black people for pointing it out. Maybe for some, but for a lot of people that do support the original goal of BLM, I think they're saying, hey, if we're all supposed to be in this together working toward the same goal with AA's, well then shouldn't it be okay to recognize everyone's life matters. I get that some use "ALM" as a counter punch, I don't think that's the intent of all people and we're just splitting hairs over verbage and semantics.
 
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'Practice an eye-gouge': Project Veritas infiltrates Antifa's undercover training

Oregon’s notoriously secretive Rose City Antifa meets regularly ā€œlike a businessā€ to train in weapons and tactics, including eye-gouging, as well as how to engage in violence without getting caught, according to a video released Thursday by Project Veritas.

In what may be the first video of Antifa’s inner workings, the hidden-camera footage showed what was described as training sessions — in some cases using PowerPoint — by Rose City Antifa leaders inside a Portland, Oregon, bookshop before a room of apparently young, white recruits.

ā€œPractice things like an eye gouge. It takes very little pressure to injure someone’s eyes,ā€ said a man identified as Nicholas Cifuni in a ā€œrecon and tacticsā€ class.

He was also recorded on audio delivering a profanity-laced warning to recruits about being too obvious while engaging in violence lest they draw the attention of police.

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ā€œDon’t be that f***ing guy with the damned spiked brass knuckles getting photos taken of you,ā€ he said. ā€œPolice are going to be like, perfect we can prosecute these f**s, look how violent they are, and not that we’re not, but we need to f**g hide that sh**.ā€

A heavily disguised insider wearing a black ā€œRose City Antifaā€ hoodie said in an interview that he was a ā€œprospect for Rose City Antifa,ā€ recruited on ProtonMail. He was later told to meet an Antifa recruiter at a Starbucks.

ā€œHow violent is antifa or Rose City Antifa in particular? They do not hesitate to either push back or incite some kind of violence,ā€ said the insider. ā€œIn our classes and in our meetings, before we do any sort of demonstration of black bloc, we talk about weapons detail and what we carry and what we should have.ā€

Said an instructor identified as Ashes on the undercover video: ā€œThe whole goal of this, right, is to go out and do dangerous things as safely as possible.ā€

Mr. Cifuni also told activists to ā€œconsider destroying your enemy,ā€ rather than showing off boxing or kickboxing moves.

The insider expressed surprise at how organized the group was, speculating that Antifa may be receiving outside support, in contrast to its image as hierarchy-rejecting street anarchists.

ā€œWith Rose City Antifa, it seems much more structured, almost like a company or like a business,ā€ said the insider. ā€œI feel like there is some type of outside funding, influence or resources being used.ā€

ā€˜Practice an eye-gouge’: Project Veritas infiltrates Antifa’s undercover training
 
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VIDEO: New York police officer hit over the head with fire extinguisher during unrest

A man in New York City was recorded hitting a police officer in the head with a fire extinguisher amid persisting unrest following the death of George Floyd.

The officer was trying to make an arrest on Wednesday night when another man came up behind him and slammed the extinguisher down on his head before fleeing.



The officer, 25, has not been identified but was bleeding and required five stitches and suffered a concussion, police told the New York Post.

VIDEO: New York police officer hit over the head with fire extinguisher during unrest
 
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Haha what? I haven’t said any of these things. I’m fine with public opinion heading in Kaepernick’s direction, but I haven’t said anything about ā€œforcingā€ people to adhere to a belief. I’m just also not going to kowtow to those in opposition and beg them to reconsider, which appears to be your idea of ā€œconvincingā€
You've openly endorsed intimidation tactics. Maybe you should take a step back and reread some of what you've posted. It's good to be passionate, but nothing is gained by being unreasonable.
 
You've openly endorsed intimidation tactics. Maybe you should take a step back and reread some of what you've posted. It's good to be passionate, but nothing is gained by being unreasonable.

You mean the ā€œF*** you Breesā€ chant? I think ā€œintimidation tacticsā€ is a bit of a stretch
 
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