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He wasn't dismissed yet by the man. That's part of the problem... the man decides when the conversation is over, not Dontavius.
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He wasn't dismissed yet by the man. That's part of the problem... the man decides when the conversation is over, not Dontavius.
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You missed the part before all of that... as usual. Cops don't run to help their partners when black people behave.
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REPORT: Chicago Prosecutor Dismissed Thousands Of Felony Cases Including Gun Crimes Cases
Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx pledged Monday to bring the dozens of looters and rioters who did a reported $60 million in damages Sunday night to justice, but a new report from the Chicago Tribune calls into question Foxx’s commitment to seeing certain felony cases through. According to...
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REPORT: Chicago Prosecutor Dismissed Thousands Of Felony Cases Including Gun Crimes Cases
Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx pledged Monday to bring the dozens of looters and rioters who did a reported $60 million in damages Sunday night to justice, but a new report from the Chicago Tribune calls into question Foxx’s commitment to seeing certain felony cases through. According to...www.dailywire.com
That black leadership is doing wonders for Chicago.
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Stupidity has consequences.
www.yahoo.com
Seattle shop owners close business after city council's decision to defund the police
Steepologies Tea Seattle owners Andrea and Joe Raetzer speak out.
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Probably time to go home and spend your evenings looking for a job.
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Tampa Police Surround Woman After She Was Kneeled on by Officer
A protester who was kneeled on by a police officer in Tampa, Florida, was filmed lying on the ground surrounded by police while onlookers tried to check on her welfare on August 12.“There’s a f***ing medic right here,” someone is heard saying in this footage. “Let her right in!”In another video...
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Likewise on your part apparently.Probably time to go home and spend your evenings looking for a job.
Tampa Police Surround Woman After She Was Kneeled on by Officer
A protester who was kneeled on by a police officer in Tampa, Florida, was filmed lying on the ground surrounded by police while onlookers tried to check on her welfare on August 12.“There’s a f***ing medic right here,” someone is heard saying in this footage. “Let her right in!”In another video...
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Is that why you have so much free time?Stupidity has consequences.
Seattle shop owners close business after city council's decision to defund the police
Steepologies Tea Seattle owners Andrea and Joe Raetzer speak out.
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Dylann Roof.
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ZERO accountability.
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You fucking morons will sell your souls to get Trump out. No amount of chaos, death and stupidity is too much.
Fucking pathetic bunch of anti-American libtards.
This gives fucks like you the opportunity to move north & open up a business in the left's Shangra La....
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That would be the essence of trump and his supporters.
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Ain’t Ca great?
www.dailymail.co.uk
Hollywood Apocalypse: The rich and famous are fleeing in droves
CAROLINE GRAHAM: The pandemic has made many in Hollywood realise they don't need to live in LA - or anywhere near it - to keep working.
So when do you leave for the Pacific Northwest?
What is wrong with these people? Peaceful respectful protest? Unheard of...outlandish...democratic...
Protesters gather in front of Ventura City Hall for 'Defend Serra' rally
Jeremy Childs
Ventura County Star
On one of the hottest Saturdays of the year, dozens of protesters rallied in front of Ventura City Hall to voice their anger for the recent removal of the Junipero Serra statue.
Serra, an 18th century Spanish missionary who founded the local Catholic mission from which the city got its name, had been commemorated with a concrete statue in 1936, which was later replaced by a bronze statue in 1989 due to deterioration. The bronze statue was removed last month after vote by the Ventura City Council, citing criticism of Serra as a colonizer whose missions abused Native Americans.
With attendees encircling the front of the statue's pedestal, Monica Garcia, one of the co-organizers of the "Defend Serra" event, spoke about activist groups removing statues of Serra in other places like Los Angeles without the involvement of local elected officials.
"Instead of a murder by protesters, we got a suicide by our own city council," Garcia said.
At least 150 people attended the rally, with many donning red, white and blue or holding American flags. Some attendees wore masks and distanced themselves from one another, while others were maskless and clustered in the shade to avoid the afternoon sun. A few protesters lined Poli Street and waved signs, cheering whenever cars passed by honking in agreement.
Several speakers shared their frustration with the City Council taking action instead of putting the issue up to a public vote. They also voiced concern for the implications of removing the statue for other parts of Ventura, such as the inclusion of Serra's image on the city's police officer badges.
"This is not about one man and his legacy, this is about all of us," said Johnny Romero, a former U.S. marine who spoke at the event.
The event also featured a political component, with booths set up to assist attendees with voter registration and inform them on political movements like restoring the Serra statue and recalling California Governor Gavin Newsom.
One of the last speakers of the rally was Brian Hawkins, a pastor at the Divine Appointment Worship Center in San Jacinto. Hawkins concluded his speech by comparing the Serra statue removal to the ending of "How The Grinch Stole Christmas," when the Grinch watched the townspeople gather Christmas morning after he had taken all their gifts the night before.
"Sound familiar?" Hawkins asked the crowd.
Instead of seeing the townspeople upset, however, the Grinch witnessed them gathering and rejoicing in song, Hawkins said. With that cue, Hawkins handed the microphone to singer Kristy Morales, who led the rally in a rendition of "Amazing Grace."
Protesters gather in front of Ventura City Hall for 'Defend Serra' rally
Jeremy Childs
Ventura County Star
On one of the hottest Saturdays of the year, dozens of protesters rallied in front of Ventura City Hall to voice their anger for the recent removal of the Junipero Serra statue.
Serra, an 18th century Spanish missionary who founded the local Catholic mission from which the city got its name, had been commemorated with a concrete statue in 1936, which was later replaced by a bronze statue in 1989 due to deterioration. The bronze statue was removed last month after vote by the Ventura City Council, citing criticism of Serra as a colonizer whose missions abused Native Americans.
With attendees encircling the front of the statue's pedestal, Monica Garcia, one of the co-organizers of the "Defend Serra" event, spoke about activist groups removing statues of Serra in other places like Los Angeles without the involvement of local elected officials.
"Instead of a murder by protesters, we got a suicide by our own city council," Garcia said.
At least 150 people attended the rally, with many donning red, white and blue or holding American flags. Some attendees wore masks and distanced themselves from one another, while others were maskless and clustered in the shade to avoid the afternoon sun. A few protesters lined Poli Street and waved signs, cheering whenever cars passed by honking in agreement.
Several speakers shared their frustration with the City Council taking action instead of putting the issue up to a public vote. They also voiced concern for the implications of removing the statue for other parts of Ventura, such as the inclusion of Serra's image on the city's police officer badges.
"This is not about one man and his legacy, this is about all of us," said Johnny Romero, a former U.S. marine who spoke at the event.
The event also featured a political component, with booths set up to assist attendees with voter registration and inform them on political movements like restoring the Serra statue and recalling California Governor Gavin Newsom.
One of the last speakers of the rally was Brian Hawkins, a pastor at the Divine Appointment Worship Center in San Jacinto. Hawkins concluded his speech by comparing the Serra statue removal to the ending of "How The Grinch Stole Christmas," when the Grinch watched the townspeople gather Christmas morning after he had taken all their gifts the night before.
"Sound familiar?" Hawkins asked the crowd.
Instead of seeing the townspeople upset, however, the Grinch witnessed them gathering and rejoicing in song, Hawkins said. With that cue, Hawkins handed the microphone to singer Kristy Morales, who led the rally in a rendition of "Amazing Grace."
Protesters gather in front of Ventura City Hall for 'Defend Serra' rally
At least 150 people took to the site of the former Junipero Serra statue on Saturday to protest the statue's removal by the Ventura City Council.
www.vcstar.com
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I have friends up there, nice area except for the nazis, but those are your people it’s the anti nazis you hate.