[rktman]

For the opposite view, king Kwanzaa comments:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/4153380/posts

[sauropod]

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[AnthonySoprano]

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Like Antifa and BLM, the Left wants an army to intimidate whites and Republicans. That’s why they denied the existence of Antifa and inserted the DA’s that drop charges in racial and political attacks and keep their soldiers on the street.

AOC said people have no choice but to use Violence - speaking of the BLM Riots.

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[Yo-Yo]

Jordan Neely Was Not a Victim of White Supremacy

Neither was George Floyd, but the Left never let facts get in the way of a convenient narrative to advance their agendas.

[JimRed]

. Jordan Neely was a threat. His death was a tragedy, but larger forces ended his life, and Penny cannot be held responsible for those larger forces.

He is dead because of liberal law enforcement policies. Had the criminal justice system done its job and imprisoned this serial offender, he'd still be alive. Unless he was killed by a fellow inmate of the prison mental ward, that is.

[rlmorel]

I found this to be way too long, but I get the drift of it.

In a real society, a safe society, the right “narrative” would have been a train full of people who recognize a dangerous lunatic, and would have bodily thrown him off when he began to threaten people, and it would’t have been one “ex-Marine” and a helper or two.

It would have been the entire train of people, at least those strong enough to pitch in.

Now we have one guy who did the right thing, and he is going to be persectued by those who want a train full of terrified people who will kowtow to orders from the authorities.

These are the same “authorities” who want to remove our right to defend ourselves, saying “It is the job of Law Enforcement to protect people.”

Then they want to defund Law Enforcement and provide idiotic “social workers” to do the job, just like the ones who recently just sat by and watched an elderly woman get beaten by thugs.

If it boils down to it, I believe the narrative IS our right to defend ourselves. And I believe EVERY person who is not a violent felon should be able to carry openly their weapon of choice for self defense, be it a machete or fully automatic firearm.

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[sjmjax]

When a “Good Samaritan” is more likely to face civil and criminal charges than the perpetrator of a crime, then what do people expect? The result is a pervasive “don’t get involved” attitude.

[FamiliarFace]

Only halfway finished with this, but it’s very good so far. Thank you for posting.

[Bigg Red]

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