#CHOP gets the axe... · Page 2

I saw the videos of the cops taking back CHOP-VILLE...

IT WAS GREAT...

BIG SHOW OF FORCE...
ARMORED VEHICLES...
FULL RIOT GEAR...

THE ANTIFA SOROS BABIES RAN LIKe SCARED WaBBITS
DROpPING THEIR bandAnnas like the gang of "cowboys" on tomBstone .

Mr. Jones
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6 years ago

#25

Krazeehorse
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6 years ago

#26

That has too be one of the stupidest comments you've ever posted.

Abrignac wrote:

I thought the one about the businesses not being negatively affected in chaz was.

Speyside
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6 years ago

#27

Yeah Victor, Trump didn't know that video had a white supremacist shouting ***** *****. Good people did march on both sides. It is a proud that they marched with white supremacists. I really liked the anti Semitic chants. Good call Anthony! Oh, I forgot ***** flu. Just a joke though white supremacists really liked it. Did you hear the one about the ****** that ****** the massahs wife? Now that's funny. And BLM is a symbol of hate. All white supremacists know that. You can only interpret that to say only black lives matter. Not, I say not black lives matter also. Boy, did Anthony tell you off!! And I know how much you value Anthony's opinion!

opelmanta1900
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6 years ago

#28

Vote for trump and you are far too comfortable with racists.

victor809 wrote:

Also a contender...

victor809
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6 years ago

#29

True... stupid of me to think that someone who would vote for trump at this time would be bothered by being comfortable with racists.

HockeyDad
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6 years ago

#30

True... stupid of me to think that someone who would vote for trump at this time would be bothered by being comfortable with racists.

victor809 wrote:

It was kinda to make that sort of leap.

victor809
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6 years ago

#31

It was kinda to make that sort of leap.

HockeyDad wrote:

I'm sure there were people in every hate group who were convinced they definitely weren't racist.
I'm also sure there were people who were friends with people in hate groups who convinced themselves they weren't racist.

Whatever makes you comfortable HD.

Speyside
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6 years ago

#32

Victor, though on a small scale, with no leadership to speak of this is akin to the Confederacy in that these are enemy combatants. Clearly there is only one answer. Lets build a lot of statues honoring them now that they are part of our history.

victor809
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6 years ago

#33

Speyside wrote:

true....true... it's the only logical solution.

tonygraz
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6 years ago

#34

Why does it have to be one or the other?

victor809 wrote:

true, true - could even more likely be a double dip.

Abrignac
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6 years ago

#35

True... stupid of me to think that someone who would vote for trump at this time would be bothered by being comfortable with racists.

victor809 wrote:

There are two candidates running. So your premise is that since white suprematists are as you say voting for one, then no one else should be comfortable voting for him? That makes you a hypocrite. You’ve stated you’re conservative. Yet, don’t most white supremacists tend to vote for conservative candidates? So if you vote for these candidates then aren’t you infact voting for candidates who in addition to your vote also receive white supremacists votes?

Pot meet kettle.

Abrignac
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6 years ago

#36

Not sure I buy that. Why would businesses be forced to shut down because there are people in front of them? Sorta what you want as a business.

And the shootings? Big meh there. Depending on the location, that's fewer people shot than moving protests. Last I saw (which was a bit ago) they didn't know whether they were involved in the CHOP, or if they were those wild and crazy boobaloo boys or what.

victor809 wrote:

People either stayed away from or were prevented from entering the zone. Thus less patrons. Less patrons = less revenue.

victor809
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6 years ago

#37

Abrignac wrote:

That's exactly my point. It would be different if you saw two candidates and the "white supremacist support" was split between the two... or even 70-30.... but when 98.2% of all white supremacists support one candidate (official cbid made up statistic, you can tell by the number. But I don't see anyone challenging the idea) then you have to ask yourself what it is that they are doing which makes them so damn appealing to those people.

And yes, that would be hypocritical of me if I voted for conservatives. But I don't. I can't, because I will not align myself with them. In the past (pre-trump) I was willing to. And before twitler got the nomination I was prepared to vote for one of 2 or 3 of the Republican candidates over Clinton. I may prefer to have a more conservative government (actual conservative, not current republican nonsense) but I refuse to be associated with the people currently supporting the president. They are legitimizing racism by trying to hide it in politics.

victor809
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6 years ago

#38

People either stayed away from or were prevented from entering the zone. Thus less patrons. Less patrons = less revenue.

Abrignac wrote:

Do we actually know this? In the middle of a pandemic, where businesses across the city are shut down for covid, why would you think it'd be a protest that would keep people away?