National Protest and 'disband the cops' discussion (please review page 1)

[Polar Bear]

So it justifies using force against people not breaking the law on their own property? Where is the line, or are we going to keep moving it?

So I watched it, they said go inside, end of story.

 

[J.]

So I watched it, they said go inside, end of story.

In my opinion, the police do not get to write my story when it come to my constitutionally protected freedoms. Riot or not, my property, unarmed, standing on my front porch, this is the wrong response.

 

[ThunderHorse]

So it justifies using force against people not breaking the law on their own property? Where is the line, or are we going to keep moving it?

It's pretty hard for me to word this without sounding like a dick since this is just words on a page. So bear with me.

Tuesday: Protests in Minneapolis.
Wednesday Thru Saturday: Riots. Buildings burning. Business owners who attempt to protect their businesses have been assaulted and battered.

People are being killed for defending their property in more than a few cities. So what are we to do now? Let it continue?

As far as all these bail funds? These judges better not be granting bail for a hot minute.

Thanks for the context, sounds a lot like AFG. My issue is, police are not the military, and I am worried about the outcome of outfitting them like the military, giving them military style missions, but none of the training and mental conditioning. I think that will lead to even further issues.

I’m not going to pretend I know what the right answer is, but I don’t believe this is it. Their force shown here is only going to increase their opposition.

IRT arming police officers with AR-15s and SWAT with armored vehicles, well, when the enemy is heavily armed and well resourced gangs that stuff is here to stay.

 

[GOTWA]

In my opinion, the police do not get to write my story when it come to my constitutionally protected freedoms. Riot or not, my property, unarmed, standing on my front porch, this is the wrong response.

Go express your concerns at the next protest, riot. That's what they're all about at this point, yes?

 

[Ooh-Rah]

In my opinion, the police do not get to write my story when it come to my constitutionally protected freedoms. Riot or not, my property, unarmed, standing on my front porch, this is the wrong response.

And 'sometimes' you have to read the room. If I lived in those neighborhoods I would 100% be sitting on my front porch, AR in reach.

But...I'd also be self aware enough to know that after the shit those cops and guard-members have taken the past 4 nights, if they said, "get the fuck in the house", I'm "getting the fuck in the house".

 

[J.]

It's pretty hard for me to word this without sounding like a dick since this is just words on a page. So bear with me.

Tuesday: Protests in Minneapolis.
Wednesday Thru Saturday: Riots. Buildings burning. Business owners who attempt to protect their businesses have been assaulted and battered.

People are being killed for defending their property in more than a few cities. So what are we to do now? Let it continue?

As far as all these bail funds? These judges better not be granting bail for a hot minute.

You don’t sound like a dick at all brother. Tensions are high, the violence and destruction has to stop. I want it to stop.

In this particular video, I just don’t see how this helps that goal. I think it’s creating more disdain towards LEO and I personally can’t convince myself to see it justifiably. That’s just my take, I wouldn’t say it here on SS if I wasn’t interested in seeing the other side.

 

[GOTWA]

And 'sometimes' you have to read the room. If I lived in those neighborhoods I would 100% be sitting on my front porch, AR in reach.

But...I'd also be self aware enough to know that after the shit those cops and guard-members have taken the past 4 nights, if they said, "get the fuck in the house", I'm "getting the fuck in the house".

I'd like to second this. And if we're comparing gun freedoms to the ability to stand on your porch because it's your constituional right following a lockdown over a city that just lost over $30 million on property damage, sure. Sounds reasonable. In case anyone is wondering why the cops are taking a hard stance against those freedoms to be an asshole, see Spoiler...

Spoiler: Spoiler

In Minneapolis
• 1Life CBD, 1610 W Lake St: Door smashed
• 365 Nicollet, 365 Nicollet Mall: Substantial graffiti
• 4Marq, 400 Marquette Ave S: Smashed windows and graffiti
• 7 Mile Fashion, 2116 E Lake St: Destroyed by fire
• 7-Sigma, Inc., 2843 26th Ave S: Destroyed by fire
• ACE Cash Express, 2701 E Lake St: Significant fire damage
• Ace Hardware, 2737 Hennepin Ave: Property damage
• Addis Ababa, 2713 E Lake St: Significant fire damage
• Aldi, 2929 27th Ave S: Extensively looted
• Anthony's Pipe & Cigar Lounge, 907 W Lake St: Heavily looted
• Apple Uptown, 3018 Hennepin Ave: Glass broken, looting
• Arby's, 3000 Snelling Ave: Burned to the ground
• AT&T, 1433 W Lake St: Broken windows, property damage
• Atlas Staffing, 102 E Lake St: Destroyed by fire
• Auto Zone, 2610 E Lake St: Building burned to the ground
• Banadir Pharmacy, 1 W Lake St: Looting and property damage
• Birchwood Cafe, 3311 E 25th St: Property damage
• BMO Harris Bank, 320 E Lake St: Property damage
• Bondesque, 707 W Lake St: Windows apparently all smashed, boarded up by Thursday evening
• Boost Mobile, 1109 W Broadway Ave: Property damage
• Briva Health, 2211 E Lake St: Window smashed
• Broadway Liquor Outlet, 2220 W Broadway Ave: Looting, property damage
• Buzz Mart, 6 N 5th St: Property damage



• Cadillac Pawn & Jewelry, 1538 E Lake St: Significant damage, looting
• Cal Surf, 1715 W Lake St: Window smashed
• Car-X Tire & Auto, 3021 E Lake St: Property damage
• CB2, 3045 Hennepin Ave: Property damage, broken windows
• Cedar Child Care Center, 3011 Cedar Ave S: Property damage
• CFSC New Money Express, 108 E Lake St: Destroyed by fire
• Chicago-Lake Liquor, 825 E Lake St: Vandals broke in and looted store
• Citi Trends, 2106 E Lake St: Fire and property damage
• Cost Cutters, 3003 Nicollet Ave: Water damage
• Cub Foods, 2850 26th Ave S: Looting and store damage
• CVS, 1010 W Lake St: Several shattered windows, doors
• Dairy Queen, 4400 E Lake St: Property damage
• Dogwood Coffee, 3001 Hennepin Ave S: Window smashed
• Dollar General, 2136 E Lake St: Extensive fire damage
• Dollar Tree, 2858 26th Ave S: Heavily looted
• Dollar Tree, 3001 Nicollet Ave: Extensive property damage
• Domino's Pizza, 2801 26th Ave S: Property damage
• DTLR, 509 W Broadway Ave: Property damage, looting
• Du Nord Craft Spirits, 2610 E 32nd St: Fire and "substantial" water damage



• East Lake Library, 2727 E Lake St: Heavily damaged by smoke and water
• East Lake Liquor, 3916 E Lake St: Property damage, looting
• El Chuchi Market, 3201 Cedar Ave: Looting
• El Nuevo Miramar, 501 E Lake St: Looting
• El Nuevo Rodeo, 2709 E Lake St: Significant fire damage
• El Sabor Chuchi, 717 E Lake St: Looting
• Electra Tune Tire & Auto, 4522 E Lake St: Property damage
• Elevated Beer Wine & Spirits, 4135 Hiawatha Ave: Property damage, looting
• Extreme Noise Records, 407 W Lake St: Smashed windows, looting, other property damage
• Fade Factory, 2415 W Broadway Ave: Fire reported
• Familia Skateshop, 2833 Hennepin Ave: Windows smashed
• Family Beauty Supply, 1014 W Broadway Ave: Extensive property damage, broken windows
• Family Dollar, 1010 E Lake St: Heavy fire damage
• Family Dollar, 906 W Broadway Ave: Property damage
• Family Dollar, 3536 Nicollet Ave: Destroyed by fire
• Firefly Credit Union, 2535 27th Ave S: Property damage, looting
• Five Guys, 2300 Hennepin Ave S: Property damage
• Foot Locker, 806 E Lake St: Destroyed by fire
• Frattalone's Ace Hardware, 3915 E Lake St: Property damage
• Freewheel Bike Midtown Bike Center, 2834 10th Ave S: Property damage, windows smashed


• Gandhi Mahal Restaurant, 3009 27th Ave S: Significant fire damage
• Giant Wash Coin Laundry, 914 W Broadway Ave: Broken windows, property damage
• Giordano's Pizza, 2700 Hennepin Ave S: Property damage
• GM Tobacco, 2619 E Lake St: Fire damage
• H&M, 3001 Hennepin Ave: Windows busted
• Hamdi Restaurant, 818 E Lake St: Property damage and graffiti
• HD Laundry, 2112 E Lake St: Fire and property damage
• Hennepin County WIC Office, 2215 E Lake St: Windows smashed
• Hennepin Healthcare East Lake Clinic, 2700 E Lake St Suite 1100: Property damage
• Hexagon Bar, 2600 27th Ave S: Destroyed by fire
• Hi Lake Liquors, 2130 E Lake St: Property damage, looting
• Hibachi Buffet, 111 E Lake St: Smashed windows, other property damage
• Holiday, 2448 Hennepin Ave: Property damage
• Holiday, 2322 N Washington Ave: Destroyed by fire
• Holiday, 4601 Hiawatha Ave: Destroyed by fire
• Home Choice, 2208 E Lake St: Fire and property damage
• Honda Town, 4215 E Lake St: Property damage
• Hook Fish & Chicken, 221 W Lake St: Windows smashed
• Hudson Hardware, 2900 E 42nd St: Building damage and looting


• ICC Wireless, 704 E Lake St: Property damage
• Indulge and Bloom, 3001 Hennepin Ave S: Property damage
• Infinite Vapor, 1400 Lagoon Ave S: Door smashed, apparent theft
• Ingebretsen's Scandinavian Gifts, 1601 E Lake St: Broken window, possible interior damage, looted
• Integrated Staffing Solutions, 2703 E Lake St: Significant fire damage
• International Bazaar, 301 E Lake St: Looted
• Iron Door Pub, 3001 Lyndale Ave S: Fire damage, water damage
• J Klips, 2130 E Lake St: Property damage
• John Fluevog, 2900 Hennepin Ave S: Property damage, broken windows
• K-Mart, 10 W Lake St: Property damage
• Ken & Norm's Liquor, 4801 Chicago Ave: Large window smashed out
• Knights Chamber Clothiers, 3001 Hennepin Ave: Looting, property damage
• LA Skin Care and Spa, 115 E Lake St: Extensive damage, water damage
• Laddatude Tattoo, 3004 27th Ave S: Fire damage
• Laundromax, 3225 E Lake St: Window smashed
• Little Caesars, 2218 E Lake St: Fire and property damage
• Little Caesars, 3015 Nicollet Ave: Water damage
• LV's Barbershop, 3006 27th Ave S: Fire damage
• Lyndale Tobacco, 722 W. Lake St.: Extensive looting, property damage


• Marathon Gas, 2801 Lyndale Ave S: Windows smashed
• MartinPatrick3, 212 3rd Ave N: Smashed windows, broken glass doors, looting
• Master Collision, 224 W Lake St: Smashed windows, other property damage
• maX it PAWN, 815 Cedar Ave S: Extensive fire damage
• McDonald's, 3110 E Lake St: Graffiti, some broken glass
• Merwin Liquors, 700 W Broadway Ave: Property damage. Closed "indefinitely"
• Metro by T-Mobile, 2815 E Lake St: Extensive fire damage
• Metro PCS, 2102 W Broadway Ave: Property damage
• Metro PCS, 925 W Broadway Ave: Property damage
• Metro PCS, 305 W Lake St: Broken windows
• Midori's Floating World Cafe, 2629 E Lake St: Fire damage
• Midtown Corner low-income housing, 2100 E Lake St: Major fire
• Midtown Global Market, 920 E Lake St: Property damage, looting
• Midtown Market, 2850 26th Ave S: Windows shattered
• Minneapolis Central Library, 300 Nicollet Mall: Windows smashed, graffiti
• Minnehaha Lake Wine & Spirits, 2613 E Lake St: Burned to the ground
• Minnesota Transitions Charter School, 2872 26th Ave S Door B: Looted, extensive water damage
• MoneyGram, 2701 E Lake St: Significant fire damage
• MPD Third Precinct, 3000 Minnehaha Ave: Burned to the ground
• Next Day Animations, 615 W Lake St: Windows/door smashed, other property damage
• Olympic Cafe, 2117 W Broadway Ave: Destroyed by fire
• O'Reilly Auto Parts, 1625 W Broadway Ave: Destroyed by fire
• O'Reilly Auto Parts, 710 E Lake St: Destroyed by fire
• O'Reilly Auto Parts, 3536 Nicollet Ave: Destroyed by fire
• Office Depot, 3001 Nicollet Ave: Smashed doors, windows, looting
• Origami Restaurant, 1354 Lagoon Ave: Door smashed


• Palm Beach Tan, 1011 W Lake St: Windows apparently smashed, boarded up
• Papa Murphy's, 4644 E Lake St: Property damage
• Paper Source, 3048 Hennepin Ave S: Graffiti, door broken
• Parkway Pizza, 4359 Minnehaha Ave: Door smashed, TV ripped from wall, tools stolen
• Penzeys Spices, 3028 Hennepin Ave S: Property damage, looting
• Phenom, 115 N Washington Ave: Broken window, heavy looting
• Pineda Tacos, 2130 E Lake St: Property damage
• Planet Fitness, 2852 26th Ave S: Property damage
• Plaza Mexico, 417 E Lake St: Looted
• Popeyes, 1301 W Broadway Ave: Window smashed
• Popeyes, 310 W Lake St: Windows smashed, vandalized
• Precision Tune Auto Care, 3232 E Lake St: Property damage
• Quality Tobacco, 112 E Lake St: Destroyed by fire
• Ragstock, 1433 W Lake St: Property damage, looting
• Ribnick Luxury Outerwear, 224 N 1st St: Looting
• Rongo's Auto Service, 3548 Nicollet Ave: Fire damage
• Running Room, 1433 W Lake St: Property damage
• Sabri Commons, 207 E Lake St: Looting
• Sabri Properties, 315 E Lake St: Fire damage, looting
• Sabri Properties, 347 E Lake St: Looting
• Sally Beauty, 2740 Minnehaha Ave #120: Heavily looted
• Salon Levante, 3040 Hennepin Ave: Property damage
• Sanaag Restaurant and Coffee, 3007 Cedar Ave: Looting, property damage
• Schooner Tavern, 2901 27th Ave S: Looting, broken windows, modest fire and water damage
• See Eyewear, 3032 Hennepin Ave S: Property damage


• Sew Simple, 2424 Nicollet Ave: Property damage
• Seward Community Co-op, 2823 E Franklin Ave: Window smashed
• Seward Pharmacy, 2209 E Lake St: Windows smashed
• Shell, 640 E Lake St: Fire reported
• Skol Liquors, 2500 27th Ave S: Property damage, looting
• Smokeless, 514 E Hennepin Ave: Vandalized
• Soderberg's Floral & Gift, 3305 E Lake St: Property damage
• Sol Travel, 224 W Lake St: Looting, fire damage, water damage
• Speedway, 4320 E Lake St: Property damage
• Speedway, 801 W Lake St: Destroyed by fire
• Speedway , 300 Broadway St NE: Door smashed, looting
• Sprint Store, 3009 Nicollet Ave: Looting, property damage
• Stop N Shop, 3050 1st Ave S: Fire reported
• Studiiyo23, 2319 Hennepin Ave S: Property damage, looting
• Target, 2500 E Lake St: Looting, physical damage to store
• Target, 1650 New Brighton Blvd: Broken windows
• Target, 1300 W Lake St: Property damage, looting
• Teppanyaki Grill and Supreme Buffet, 2216 E Lake St: Fire and property damage
• The Hook and Ladder Theater & Lounge, 3010 Minnehaha Ave: Graffiti, damage from fire sprinklers
• The Hub Bike Co-op, 3016 Minnehaha Ave: Property damage
• The Nic on Fifth, 465 Nicollet Mall: Graffiti
• Thurston’s Jewelers, 705 W Lake St: Break-in
• Tibet Store, 2835 Hennepin Ave: Windows smashed
• Timberland, 3001 Hennepin Ave: Property damage, looting
• Tires Plus, 3421 E Lake St: Property damage


• Tobacco shop, 2835 Hennepin Ave: Window smashed
• Total Wireless, 2130 E Lake St, Suite A: Fire and property damage
• Town Talk Diner & Gastropub, 2707 E Lake St: Damage to building
• Trattoria Mucci, 901 W Lake St: Break-in
• Tweak The Glam Studio, 611 W Lake St: Fire damage
• U.S. Bank, 2800 E Lake St: Property damage, graffiti
• U.S. Bank, 1030 W Broadway Ave: Looting
• U.S. Post Office, 110 E 31st St: Destroyed by fire
• Uncle Hugo's and Uncle Edgar's bookstores, 2864 Chicago Ave: Destroyed by fire
• Uptown Pawn, 301 W Lake St: Windows smashed, property damage, heavy looting
• Uptown Theater, 2906 Hennepin Ave: Broken windows
• Urban Forage Winery and Cider House, 3016 E Lake St: Property damage, looting
• Urban Outfitters, 3006 Hennepin Ave: Window smashed
• Valerie’s Carcineria, 3149 Nicollet Ave: Merchandise stolen
• Walgreens, 3121 E Lake St: All windows smashed, extensive looting
• Walgreens, 4547 Hiawatha Ave: Windows smashed, some looting
• Walgreens, 4323 Chicago Ave: Windows, door damaged, security in place at 2:30pm Thursday
• Walgreens, 627 W Broadway Ave: Fire damage
• Walgreens, 200 W Lake St: Many broken windows, entry smashed, apparent looting, extensive fire damage
• Walgreens, 2650 Hennepin Ave: Property damage
• Wells Fargo, 2218 E Lake St: Fire and property damage
• Wells Fargo, 3030 Nicollet Ave: Destroyed by fire
• Wendy's, 2931 26th Ave S: Looted, fire damage
• Whiskey Junction, 901 Cedar Ave: Looting, broken windows
• White Castle, 100 W Lake St: All windows broken, property damage
• Xcel Energy, 404 Nicollet Mall: Smashed windows and graffiti
• Yuan Yuan, 1010 W Broadway Ave: Broken windows, property damage
• Zipps Liquors, 2618 E Franklin Ave: Windows/doors broken, looting


In St. Paul
• 7-Mile Sportwear, 590 University Ave W: Property damage, looting
• America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses, 1360 University Ave W: Graffiti, property damage
• Ananya Dance Theatre, 1197 University Ave W: Property damage
• Big Top Liquors, 1544 University Ave W: Property damage
• Bole Ethiopian Restaurant, 490 N Syndicate St: Fire, property damage
• Boost Mobile, 1499 University Ave W: Fire damage
• BP, 1347 University Ave W: Property damage
• Cub Foods, 2197 Old Hudson Rd: Looting
• CVS, 1300 University Ave W: Store damage
• Discount Tire, 1350 University Ave W: Property damage
• DTLR, 1515 University Ave W: Looting
• Enterprise Rent-A-Car, 1161 University Ave W: Fire damage
• Fire 'N' Ice Chicken, 600 University Ave W: Property damage
• First Grand Avenue Liquor Store, 918 Grand Ave: Property damage, looting


• Foot Locker, 1484 University Ave W: Extensive fire damage
• Furniture Barn, 1389 University Ave W: Heavily looted
• GameStop, 1484 University Ave W: Substantial fire damage, looting
• Golden Treasures jewelry store, 805 Grand Ave: Looting, property damage
• Goodwill, 1239 University Ave W: Windows smashed
• Great Clips, 1474 University Ave W: Extensive fire damage
• Great Health Nutrition, 1360 University Ave W: Looting
• Leeann Chin, 1360 University Ave W: Property damage
• Liquor Barrel, 665 7th St W: Looting, property damage
• Lloyd's Pharmacy, 720 Snelling Ave N: Heavy fire damage
• Lululemon, 870 Grand Ave: Looting, property damage
• maX it PAWN, 1519 University Ave W: Looting
• Midway Tobacco Outlet Plus, 1418 University Ave W: Property damage
• NAPA Auto Parts, 1271 University Ave W: Heavy fire damage


• Noodles and Co., 470 Hamline Ave N: Windows smashed
• O'Reilly Auto Parts, 448 Lexington Pkwy N: Fire, property damage
• Peking Garden, 1488 University Ave W: Property damage
• R.F. Moeller Jeweler, 2065 Ford Pkwy: Looting
• Speedway, 970 University Ave W: Fire, property damage
• Speedway, 2051 Grand Ave: Extensive fire damage
• Sports Dome, 1505 University Ave W: Fire damage, looting
• Springboard for the Arts, 262 University Ave W: Fire and property damage
• Sprint Store, 1360 University Ave N: Property damage, looting
• T-Mobile, 878 Arcade St: Property damage, looting
• Target, 1300 University Ave W: Some looting
• TCF Bank, 459 Lexington Pkwy N: Property damage
• The Fixery, 760 Cleveland Ave S: Property damage
• The Vitamin Shoppe, 472 Hamline Ave N: Property damage
• TJ Maxx, 1410 University Ave W: Looting
• To New York, 1486 University Ave W: Property damage
• Turf Club, 1601 University Ave W: Looted, flooded by sprinkler damage
• Verizon , 474 Hamline Ave N: Property damage
• Walgreens, 1585 Randolph Ave: Fire, property damage


In Roseville
• Pawn America, 1715 Rice St: Police received reports of looting
• Rosedale Center, 1595 MN-36: Police received reports of looting
• Target, 1515 County B Rd W: Police received reports of looting
• Walmart, 1960 Twin Lakes Pkwy: Police received reports of looting

 

[J.]

Go express your concerns at the next protest, riot. That's what they're all about at this point, yes?

1. They’ve transcended protests and almost certainly guarantee violence at this point. The cause and hearthbreak of the root has been lost in the noise of criminal opportunism and hate. That’s a tragedy.

2. I’m not defending these people I mentioned above, I’m stating that my take on this exact video/situation is wrong. I sometimes agree with the police, I sometimes don’t. I don’t pick a permanent side, I just state what I believe.

 

[Dame]

Caught on video paying people, providing material to destroy property, and directing the violence.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1266893122564509701

 

[SaintKP]

I agree with @J.

When does personal freedom end and begin at this point. If this was about guns, and they were passing down laws because 'the room was bad'. How many of you here would be ok with doing that?

Do I understand where those Guard and LEOs are coming from? Yeah. But that doesn't mean you can just attack me on my private property when I'm not doing anything illegal.

 

[Cookie_]

Caught on video paying people, providing material to destroy property, and directing the violence.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1266893122564509701

I'm seeing lots of stuff on social media about "white dudes keep making it worse", and this video is more examples of that.

ANTIFA, Anarchists, White Supremacists, and Boog Boys are all out smashing shit to try and make the protests turn into riots and the riots turn into bloodbaths so Americans will finally "rise up for (goals) of the group".

 

[ThunderHorse]

Ok, so I just counted, they were ordered to get inside 9 times. They did not.

 

[J.]

Ok, so I just counted, they were ordered to get inside 9 times. They did not.

What law were they breaking?

 

[Florida173]

What law were they breaking?

curfew?

 

[J.]

curfew?

Every report and official release in regards to curfew, only restricts you to your home. No mention of being forced indoors.

 

[Blizzard]

Living here, I have absolutely no issues with the police response with paintball. Context is key.

We've had 4 days of serious unrest. There has been no law enforcement presence up until yesterday. Curfew was implemented and finally being enforced after huge community outcry. They live an area that was one of the epicenters for unrest. They were warned multiple times in no uncertain terms to get inside. Instead, they choose to stand there with their cellphones shooting video.

So, they got hit by a paintball. It served it's purpose and they'll be just fine. Guess what, this show of force finally was effective in helping restore order last night. Posting the video is a bit of a baiting move.

 

[J.]

Living here, I have absolutely no issues with the paintball thing. Context is key.

We've had 4 days if serious unrest. There has been no law enforcement presence up until yesterday. Curfew was implemented and finally being enforced after huge community outcry. They live an area that was one of the epicenters for unrest. They were warned multiple times in no uncertain terms to get inside. Instead, they choose to stand there with their cellphones shooting video.

So, they got hit by a paintball. It served ot's purpose and they'll be just fine. Guess what, this show of force finally was effective in helping restore order last night. Posting the video is a bit of a baiting move.

I still fail to see in what way these people on their property were inciting disorder or breaking the law. I in no way am defending those who are actually destroying the community but there was no reason for force in my opinion.

The video isn’t baiting, it’s documention of an event that took place and it’s their constitutional freedom to share what occurred.

 

[Florida173]

The video isn’t baiting, it’s documention of an event that took place and it’s their constitutional freedom to share what occurred.

You mean it can't be both?

 

[Cookie_]

Y'all in here defending curfews and police crackdowns in the name of "community" but called most of the stay at home orders unconstitutional and infringing on rights.

So which is it?

Dont pick and choose which government suppression is ok and which one isn't.
Either be about it or not.

 

[J.]

You mean it can't be both?

It could, but in this video from start to finish they do not attack the police or guard physically or verbally in any way. They ignore an unlawful order while recording from private property. They shared it online which I’m glad they did because not everything the police do is right, not everything the citizen does is right, but if I was one of the people in that video I would share it as well.