General Looting n Protesting n Minneapolis

You should make a boobie trap thread.
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this guy rules:








Bloomingdale, Georgia mayor is _______

Mayor Ben Rozier's now-deleted post in the Gossip Bloomingdale GA Facebook group from Tuesday night appeared to be a response to the term "white privilege," WJCL-TV reported.
Here's what Rozier wrote:
I do wonder who exactly he aims at, just non-white people? I mean it was regarding white privilege, no? Are white people not eligible for those things?
If they are, his rant has little basis and is simply a different topic. Like "everybodies privilege" he is not fond of.

Also, is there a sure way to tell that the majority of protesters (normal protesters), are in use of those services? Or is it just conjecture?
 
Multiple reports of a gun fight in CHAZ again tonight. Two bursts of gunfire exchange. Around 20 rounds in total. A stream might have caught one of the BLM shooter's face after the tough guy took his phone and pointed it at his own face trying to delete the video. Details are sketchy as regarding injuries.

You can hear some of the shots here:

View: https://clips.twitch.tv/TastyObliqueDogNerfRedBlaster
 
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Multiple reports of a gun fight in CHAZ again tonight. Two bursts of gunfire exchange. Around 20 rounds in total. A stream might have caught one of the BLM shooter's face after the tough took his phone and pointed it at his own face trying to delete the video. Details are sketchy as regarding injuries.

You can hear some of the shots here:

View: https://clips.twitch.tv/TastyObliqueDogNerfRedBlaster

Video doesn't work.

This Chaz sounds like Deadwood.
 
What if it turned out that Fedor had been saving his dough this whole time to build that.
Meanwhile Jon Jones has that Philippians 4:13 tattoo while banging transvestites on blow and drag racing pregnant hookers.
I wonder how much money Fedor has. And how much his management siphoned away. I hope its not like that whole buakaw situation.
 
Cops confirmed one to the hospital. I'm hearing two.


Another night of gun violence has sent at least one person to the hospital after a shooting in the area of the Capitol HIll protest camp Sunday night.

All information is preliminary at this time and has not been confirmed by police or Seattle Fire. Seattle Police has confirmed there was a shooting and that one person was taken to the hospital and that there were reports of a possible second shooting incident.

Witnesses reported hearing multiple rounds of gunfire in an incident around 10:40 PM near the protest zone. Video from the scene also captured the sounds of gunfire.

A witness said organizers reported one victim was taken to the hospital with a shoulder wound.

There were reports of a possible second victim but no other person was reported injured in the incident.

Seattle Fire responded but the victim was transported by private vehicle to Harborview.
Police investigating reported shooting inside CHOP zone. One person at HMC with gun shot wound. Hearing reports of a second shooting, but have not be able to verify at this time. Conflicting reports, will update with more information when available.
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) June 22, 2020
Sunday’s gun violence follows a shooting early Saturday that left a 19-year-old dead and another person wounded.

The shootings come as there has been growing pressure to address public safety issues around the camp and amid criticism that the occupation is distracting from the goals of the Black Lives Matter movement in Seattle.

CHOP volunteers Sunday posted a letter documenting a community effort at the camp to address safety concerns. “First, we would like to acknowledge that no organizations, protests, or revolutions are perfect,” it begins. “We must all be willing to collectively learn and react quickly to mistakes within our movement. We do not want to see what was started with the intention of lifting the BLM message destroy before us all. We want to learn and react now.” Included in the community recommendations are efforts to reduce drug and alcohol use within CHOP, overnight quiet hours that focus camp activities between 8 AM and 8 PM, and improved communications for volunteer teams including medics and security within the camp.

Just minutes before Sunday’s shooting, Mayor Jenny Durkan issued a statement about her administration’s efforts to address safety concerns around the camp.

“Working with Chief Scoggins, Chief Best, and other City departments, the City will continue to make changes on Capitol Hill in partnership with Black-led community organizations, demonstrators, small businesses, residents, and trusted messengers who will center de-escalation,” Durkan writes. “In the coming days, I believe together we can create a Capitol Hill environment that allows for peaceful demonstrations at Cal Anderson, quality of life for residents, and take concrete steps towards a new vision for policing in our City.”

The Seattle Police gang unit was called to the scene.
 
Cops confirmed one to the hospital. I'm hearing two.


Another night of gun violence has sent at least one person to the hospital after a shooting in the area of the Capitol HIll protest camp Sunday night.

All information is preliminary at this time and has not been confirmed by police or Seattle Fire. Seattle Police has confirmed there was a shooting and that one person was taken to the hospital and that there were reports of a possible second shooting incident.

Witnesses reported hearing multiple rounds of gunfire in an incident around 10:40 PM near the protest zone. Video from the scene also captured the sounds of gunfire.

A witness said organizers reported one victim was taken to the hospital with a shoulder wound.

There were reports of a possible second victim but no other person was reported injured in the incident.

Seattle Fire responded but the victim was transported by private vehicle to Harborview.

Sunday’s gun violence follows a shooting early Saturday that left a 19-year-old dead and another person wounded.

The shootings come as there has been growing pressure to address public safety issues around the camp and amid criticism that the occupation is distracting from the goals of the Black Lives Matter movement in Seattle.

CHOP volunteers Sunday posted a letter documenting a community effort at the camp to address safety concerns. “First, we would like to acknowledge that no organizations, protests, or revolutions are perfect,” it begins. “We must all be willing to collectively learn and react quickly to mistakes within our movement. We do not want to see what was started with the intention of lifting the BLM message destroy before us all. We want to learn and react now.” Included in the community recommendations are efforts to reduce drug and alcohol use within CHOP, overnight quiet hours that focus camp activities between 8 AM and 8 PM, and improved communications for volunteer teams including medics and security within the camp.

Just minutes before Sunday’s shooting, Mayor Jenny Durkan issued a statement about her administration’s efforts to address safety concerns around the camp.

“Working with Chief Scoggins, Chief Best, and other City departments, the City will continue to make changes on Capitol Hill in partnership with Black-led community organizations, demonstrators, small businesses, residents, and trusted messengers who will center de-escalation,” Durkan writes. “In the coming days, I believe together we can create a Capitol Hill environment that allows for peaceful demonstrations at Cal Anderson, quality of life for residents, and take concrete steps towards a new vision for policing in our City.”

The Seattle Police gang unit was called to the scene.
I bet it was a fight over the cardboard garden.
 
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