The Nazification of America

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The cops in Kenosha seem to be working overtime to make themselves look as much like monsters as possible.

(moved the post, somehow went in a thread I wasn’t expecting the first time around)

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I’ll grant one defense: That the shooter is a kid, and those who lead kids into killing are the greater threat. But those who portray this as heroism and self-defense instead of terrorism are clearly trying to lead more people into killing.

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And getting the rest to accept them doing just that.

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WARNING: Close-ups of Chris Christie.

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Oh, the wacky RNC, eh?

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You too can held defeat the evil Antifa Umbra

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This is precisely what the Nazis did, too. They instigated street fights and painted themselves as the victims and their opponents as aggressors. Don’t let both-sidesism media fool you with their framing.

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We should be careful. I don’t think it has yet been established why there was a shooting and if it was connected to the protests.

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Trump, of course, says “screw the facts” and re-tweets someone putting blame on ANTIFA as a whole.

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OVERALL, not just this one incident. The media keep playing this as violence on both sides, but there is ample evidence that the right are instigating. If you start a fight with me and threaten me and my friend pushes you away and you hit your head, you still started it.

And that is what is happening. The right are instigating, knowing that regardless of who starts it, they get to blame scary Black people or dangerous lefties for causing it. People were protesting without any of this, until the right started showing up to make it violent.

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The Wisconsin state Legislature is scheduled to officially convene Monday for a special session on police training requirements and policy standards. But GOP lawmakers aren’t expected to be present, nor are any debates or votes expected to happen.

Less than 24 hours after Blake’s shooting, the governor signed an executive ordercompelling the Legislature to convene in a special session. However, neither state law nor the state Constitution requires lawmakers to participate in debate or to vote on any bills during a special session. They may simply convene and immediately adjourn. They did just that for a session Evers called last November to address state gun laws.

Republican state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, who is in the middle of a campaign for Congress, was silent for several days following Blake’s shooting and the governor’s call. On Friday, his office confirmed the Senate will officially convene on Monday without any senators present.

In a prepared statement, Fitzgerald said he expects lawmakers to consider a variety of proposals related to policing “in the coming months.” He said he would like those bills to include legislation to increase penalties for violence against police.

“The riots in Kenosha and Madison this week further demonstrated that first responders are performing their public service duties at great risk to their personal safety,” he said.

Another proposal from a different Republican state senator, unveiled last week, would penalize local governments for shifting money from their law enforcement budgets to other things such as public health or education initiatives — a move many activists are calling “defunding the police.”

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If you want to move it, this is what I created that other thread for…

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From 2018:
https://blogforarizona.net/the-deplorables-take-a-turn-to-the-truly-disturbing-and-dangerous/

Anddddd…502 bad gateway?

What other thread?