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[Gdjjr]

It’s like a man hitting his thumb with a hammer. Whackawhack. “Ouch! That really hurts!” Whackawhack. “Ouch! That really hurts” Whackawhack. “Ouch! That really hurts”


“So why don’t you stop?”


“…whut?”


And of course there is a lot of misbehavior by police, which until recently was seldom detected. Question: For a cop, what are the most terrifying words he will hear? Cancer? Pay cut? Doughnut shortage? No.


“Cell phone.”


This current ruction could be called, perhaps a bit too breathlessly, the first electronic world uprising. A cell phone video began it, went viral, and got picked up by the legacy media, which have mostly followed cellphone footage. The networks are too politically correct, too short on manpower, to compete with millions of iPhone videographers. When the Buffalo cops knocked an old man down and casually walked away as he lay unconscious and bleeding from the head, within hours the entire earth saw it. Violeta and I, in central Mexico, have watched live coverage of Washington on Australian television.

We are seeing (Fred said importantly) a new paradigm.


Now, applied stupidity. It would be easy to believe that the police are actually trying to spark riots. If you think idiocy is not normal with today’s gendarmes, consider Breonna Taylor. She, a black EMT, was in bed with her boyfriend after midnight in Louisville. The police, under a no-knock warrant, using a battering ram, with no warning, crashed into her apartment. Her boyfriend, wakened by the intrusion, thought the couple were being attacked by god knew who. Reasonably, he fired a pistol at them, hitting a cop in the leg. The cops responded by shooting Breonna eight times, killing her.
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At this point in our study of applied, and even inspired, stupidity, we will now Have Thoughts and Draw Conclusions. These will be obvious to everybody but I will package them as insight. Hey I’m a columnist.



Given the analysis in the article, what would you, as an American who believes in the concept of America, like say, for instance, Liberty and Justice for all, do if you were in a position to actually make a difference?

 

[Gdjjr]

Why America’s Revolution Won’t be Televised




The real looters – the ruling class – are comfortably surveying the show on their massive 4K Bravias, sipping single malt.


This is a class war much more than a race war and should be approached as such. Yet it was hijacked from the start to unfold as a mere color revolution.


US corporate media dropped their breathless Planet Lockdown coverage like a ton of – pre-arranged? – bricks to breathlessly cover en masse the new American “revolution.” Social distancing is not exactly conducive to a revolutionary spirit.


There’s no question the US is mired in a convoluted civil war in progress, as serious as what happened after the assassination of Dr Martin Luther King in Memphis in April 1968.


Yet massive cognitive dissonance is the norm across the full “strategy of tension” spectrum. Powerful factions pull no punches to control the narrative. No one is able to fully identify all the shadowplay intricacies and inconsistencies.


Hardcore agendas mingle: an attempt at color revolution/regime change (blowback is a bitch) interacts with the Boogaloo Bois – arguably tactical allies of Black Lives Matter – while white supremacist “accelerationists” attempt to provoke a race war.

 

[Dekster]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

 

[Asclepias]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Maybe if the cops hadnt of bravely pushed an unstable old man he wouldnt have cracked his head and there would have been no need to worry about immobilizing his neck. Stop making excuses for those bastards. Turns out one of them is a fucking criminal and they still hired him.

 

[Dekster]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Maybe if the cops hadnt of bravely pushed an unstable old man he wouldnt have cracked his head and there would have been no need to worry about immobilizing his neck. Stop making excuses for those bastards. Turns out one of them is a fucking criminal and they still hired him.

unstable old man cam running up putting his hands on the officers as they were moving forward. Good thing he knocked himself out. Otherwise they would have been justified in beating him down.

 

[Asclepias]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Maybe if the cops hadnt of bravely pushed an unstable old man he wouldnt have cracked his head and there would have been no need to worry about immobilizing his neck. Stop making excuses for those bastards. Turns out one of them is a fucking criminal and they still hired him.

unstable old man cam running up putting his hands on the officers as they were moving forward. Good thing he knocked himself out. Otherwise they would have been justified in beating him down.

Yeah. I guess you didnt get the memo. They have been charged with assault. So much for your bullshit opinion.

 

[Godboy]

It’s like a man hitting his thumb with a hammer. Whackawhack. “Ouch! That really hurts!” Whackawhack. “Ouch! That really hurts” Whackawhack. “Ouch! That really hurts”


“So why don’t you stop?”


“…whut?”


And of course there is a lot of misbehavior by police, which until recently was seldom detected. Question: For a cop, what are the most terrifying words he will hear? Cancer? Pay cut? Doughnut shortage? No.


“Cell phone.”


This current ruction could be called, perhaps a bit too breathlessly, the first electronic world uprising. A cell phone video began it, went viral, and got picked up by the legacy media, which have mostly followed cellphone footage. The networks are too politically correct, too short on manpower, to compete with millions of iPhone videographers. When the Buffalo cops knocked an old man down and casually walked away as he lay unconscious and bleeding from the head, within hours the entire earth saw it. Violeta and I, in central Mexico, have watched live coverage of Washington on Australian television.

We are seeing (Fred said importantly) a new paradigm.


Now, applied stupidity. It would be easy to believe that the police are actually trying to spark riots. If you think idiocy is not normal with today’s gendarmes, consider Breonna Taylor. She, a black EMT, was in bed with her boyfriend after midnight in Louisville. The police, under a no-knock warrant, using a battering ram, with no warning, crashed into her apartment. Her boyfriend, wakened by the intrusion, thought the couple were being attacked by god knew who. Reasonably, he fired a pistol at them, hitting a cop in the leg. The cops responded by shooting Breonna eight times, killing her.
.........

At this point in our study of applied, and even inspired, stupidity, we will now Have Thoughts and Draw Conclusions. These will be obvious to everybody but I will package them as insight. Hey I’m a columnist.



Given the analysis in the article, what would you, as an American who believes in the concept of America, like say, for instance, Liberty and Justice for all, do if you were in a position to actually make a difference?

I find it odd that you are more worried about an old man getting knocked down by cops, than an old man being murdered by rioters.

 

[Gdjjr]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

You didn't answer my question, stupid.
Try again.


Given the analysis in the article, what would you, as an American who believes in the concept of America, like say, for instance, Liberty and Justice for all, do if you were in a position to actually make a difference?

 

[Gdjjr]

I find it odd that you are more worried about an old man getting knocked down by cops, than an old man being murdered by rioters.

I find it odd you didn't answer my question like the other stupid acolyte didn't either?

That tells me neither of you are analytical, or bother to read. Imagine that. Acolytes prefer to worship their narrators.

 

[Gdjjr]

Now, applied stupidity. It would be easy to believe that the police are actually trying to spark riots. If you think idiocy is not normal with today’s gendarmes, consider Breonna Taylor. She, a black EMT, was in bed with her boyfriend after midnight in Louisville. The police, under a no-knock warrant, using a battering ram, with no warning, crashed into her apartment. Her boyfriend, wakened by the intrusion, thought the couple were being attacked by god knew who. Reasonably, he fired a pistol at them, hitting a cop in the leg. The cops responded by shooting Breonna eight times, killing her.

Pay attention acolytes.

First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out— because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.

You ain't "they" and "they" ain't I, or you.

 

[White 6]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

If any right wing municipalities are looking for some cheap, brutal cops, that support violence against it's citizen, (just because badge, uniform and free government,publicly paid for equipment) gives the right and authority to randomly terrorize, it looks like their is going to be a glut in that labor market, as at least 57 in Buffalo walked off the job, supporting a policeman's right to randomly knock people to the ground and leave them for cool, as they walk on by, (even preventing other cops from rendering aid to the injured) while a little old unarmed man lays unconscious, bleeding on the sidewalk, these cops thinking it wrong that a fellow storm trooper should even face disciplinary question of their actions. My understanding is that some cops in other cities have also walked off to support the right to beat shit out of non resisting people with batons, drag women out of cars by their hair and other mayhem. It should be easy to tell you are getting just the brutal type cop you want as the dates of employment on their (resume'?) end during the violence after a malevolent cop murdered an unarmed black guy suspected of forging a check at a Q-Mart in Minneapolis. Mind you, they are not too bright, totally unaware that 98% or so of citizens in the entire country have a 4K digital video camera in their pocket, purse, or outstretched hand, so don't expect much in powers of observation, situational awareness, higher though processes, and there is that nagging municipal liability issue, but if your citizens need keep in line, while you are still in office (although that may not be long), the labor pool is there. Be advised, as the previous poster pointed out, their first aid skills are limited, but they don't use them much anyway. Other law enforcement bargains may be available soon if the "shoot first and ask questions later" types are needed. Hopefully none of the good , normal, conscientious law officers we depend on will not be trying to relocate for any reason during this period as normal, good intentioned, municipal personnel may misinterpret reason or timing of application.

Cops Are Finally Being Disciplined—but Is Anybody Buying It?

Officials in several cities have started to punish their own officers for excessive force. But demonstrators aren't convinced it will stay that way once the cameras are gone.

www.thedailybeast.com

 

[colfax_m]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Thank goodness the cops formed a protective ring around him because otherwise he could have gotten hurt.

 

[Godboy]

I find it odd that you are more worried about an old man getting knocked down by cops, than an old man being murdered by rioters.

I find it odd you didn't answer my question like the other stupid acolyte didn't either?

That tells me neither of you are analytical, or bother to read. Imagine that. Acolytes prefer to worship their narrators.

You sounds like a moron when you use the word "acolyte". Also, could you point us towards any thread you made about Dorn's murder?

 

[Dekster]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Maybe if the cops hadnt of bravely pushed an unstable old man he wouldnt have cracked his head and there would have been no need to worry about immobilizing his neck. Stop making excuses for those bastards. Turns out one of them is a fucking criminal and they still hired him.

unstable old man cam running up putting his hands on the officers as they were moving forward. Good thing he knocked himself out. Otherwise they would have been justified in beating him down.

Yeah. I guess you didnt get the memo. They have been charged with assault. So much for your bullshit opinion.

They haven'y been convicted yet, so much for your bullshit presumption of guilt

 

[Asclepias]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Maybe if the cops hadnt of bravely pushed an unstable old man he wouldnt have cracked his head and there would have been no need to worry about immobilizing his neck. Stop making excuses for those bastards. Turns out one of them is a fucking criminal and they still hired him.

unstable old man cam running up putting his hands on the officers as they were moving forward. Good thing he knocked himself out. Otherwise they would have been justified in beating him down.

Yeah. I guess you didnt get the memo. They have been charged with assault. So much for your bullshit opinion.

They haven'y been convicted yet, so much for your bullshit presumption of guilt

They dont have to be convicted at all. Your assumption that they were in right is clearly wrong.

 

[Dekster]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

You didn't answer my question, stupid.
Try again.


Given the analysis in the article, what would you, as an American who believes in the concept of America, like say, for instance, Liberty and Justice for all, do if you were in a position to actually make a difference?

Freedom includes freedom not to answer your question or assist someone else. Welcome to the America you pretend to understand.

 

[Dekster]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Thank goodness the cops formed a protective ring around him because otherwise he could have gotten hurt.

He could have with the other attention needy protester standing until the cops got in front of the TV camera to come running up to get himself arrested too.

 

[colfax_m]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Thank goodness the cops formed a protective ring around him because otherwise he could have gotten hurt.

He could have with the other attention needy protester standing until the cops got in front of the TV camera to come running up to get himself arrested too.

Yes, he was in imminent danger of having his assault by police filmed.

 

[Dekster]

The Buffalo cops did not "casually" walk away. They formed a protective ring around the man and summonsed medics. When people take a fall like that, you shouldn't move them if at all possible until their neck is immobilized, dumbass.

Thank goodness the cops formed a protective ring around him because otherwise he could have gotten hurt.

He could have with the other attention needy protester standing until the cops got in front of the TV camera to come running up to get himself arrested too.

Yes, he was in imminent danger of having his assault by police filmed.

Make up your mind---either the police ignored him or they didn't. You cannot have it both ways, chumpanzee.

 

[Gdjjr]

You sounds like a moron when you use the word "acolyte".

I sounds like? Typing on a computer doesn't generate sound-

Political Party's are a religious experience to and for the willfully blind.

acolyte:
a person assisting the celebrant in a religious service or procession.

• an assistant or follower.