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You realize they are talking about leftist radicals belonging to leftist radical organizations. That has nothing to do with leftists rioting. Need we mention that Antifa doesn't have a membership organization? You arrest a white leftist rhey are not announcing they belong to ANTIFA and a member of a radical organization. You are smart guy. You understand this.AP finds most arrested in protests aren’t leftist radicals
What part of "aren’t leftist radicals" do you not understand? Read the article again.You realize they are talking about leftist radicals belonging to leftist radical organizations.
As you see, the record shows that the rioting was mostly by white supremacists and other right-wing terrorists. Would you like me to show you again?That has nothing to do with leftists rioting.
Antifa is not actually an organization. It's a political movement, with no membership. Police identify them by their objectives and behavior. There are also white supremacists like that, but many of them belong to identifiable groups.You arrest a white leftist rhey are not announcing they belong to ANTIFA and a member of a radical organization.
Actually, if one is a terrorist like the right-wing people trying to incite riots at those marches, it doesn't take a high IQ to realize this. But as one old sheriff observed, the good thing about criminals is, most of them aren't very smart.The far left radicals are like terrorist cells with no real organization with members and they generally don't identify individuals as members. Pretty smart really.
If you go back and read it the way you had it originally, it is very misleading. I misunderstood what you meant, because of that. And the fact that you edited it shows you were aware it was ambiguous. It's why I quote things like that, to make sure.So no one else would try to twist it like you did
OkayThen why did you edit it to make it clear?
If you go back and read it the way you had it originally, it is very misleading. I misunderstood what you meant, because of that. And the fact that you edited it shows you were aware it was ambiguous. It's why I quote things like that, to make sure.
Turns out, there were BLM members in the area, and they started videoing the white supremacist and yelling at him about his vandalism, some accusing him of trying to incite rioting. Turns out, he was successful:Irs even debatable that they started the riot. One guy gets a whole riot going? I'm not buying it.
What I said was true. This thread has devolved into "what about"ism regarding "BLM" as do so many attempts to excusify Jan 6th and the "inciting a riot" seems like a plausible charge for Defendant Trump.Your post in the January 6th thread
"Is defendant Trump trying ensure additional charges after he loses? The current "So What?" thread (about Trump's disregard for the safety of VP Pence) has degenerated into a "whatabout" thread on "BLM".
Yet you participatedWhat I said was true. This thread has devolved into "what about"ism regarding "BLM" as do so many attempts to excusify Jan 6th and the "inciting a riot" seems like a plausible charge for Defendant Trump.
And I have been for a while in this thread. That's why I keep getting notifications of new posts.Yet you participated
Oh I see the Tribune said he was solely responsible for the riot. Well that settles it then. Except that all he did was break a window and people chased him away. Doesn't sound like he started a riot to me. Sounds like he ran off.Turns out, there were BLM members in the area, and they started videoing the white supremacist and yelling at him about his vandalism, some accusing him of trying to incite rioting. Turns out, he was successful:
After the man smashed the AutoZone's windows, it was set on fire, leading to days of looting and rioting that caused about $500 million in damages and killed two people, the Star Tribune report said.
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Minneapolis 'Umbrella Man' who smashed windows during George Floyd protests was a white supremacist trying to incite riots, police say
Looting and rioting in the wake of his actions in Minneapolis caused about $500 million in damages and two deaths, the Star Tribune reported.www.businessinsider.in
There was no evidence, however, that white supremacists were causing violence at any of the protests, the document said.Oh I see the Tribune said he was solely responsible for the riot. Well that settles it then. Except that all he did was break a window and people chased him away. Doesn't sound like he started a riot to me. Sounds like he ran off.
It sounds like the riots started later. I'm still not buying that one guy started nights of rioting cause he broke a window and was chased off. It's nonsensical.
And he wrote grafitti, inviting people to loot and burn. BLM marchers ran him off, but his plan worked; the store was looted and torched as he intended.Oh I see the Tribune said he was solely responsible for the riot. Well that settles it then. Except that all he did was break a window and people chased him away.
As you know, the "umbrella man" was a white supremacist who actively incited a spate of looting and arson. The article was debunking the Trump administrations false claims that left-wing radicals were to blame. From your link:There was no evidence, however, that white supremacists were causing violence at any of the protests, the document said.
Since there were days of rioting by BLM supporters including arson in a number of places, you are hard pressed to prove that this building burned solely because this guy broke a window and was chased away.And he wrote grafitti, inviting people to loot and burn. BLM marchers ran him off, but his plan worked; the store was looted and torched as he intended.
And you intentionally left out the next lineAs you know, the "umbrella man" was a white supremacist who actively incited a spate of looting and arson. The article was debunking the Trump administrations false claims that left-wing radicals were to blame. From your link:
President Donald Trump has blamed left wing extremist groups for instigating nights of looting and violence in cities across the United States, but an intelligence assessment offers limited evidence that organized extremists are behind the turmoil.
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The part of the document seen by Reuters did not provide any specific evidence of extremist-driven violence, but noted that white supremacists were working online to increase tensions between protesters and law enforcement by calling for acts of violence against both groups.
Except that you don't actually know that the rioters were BLM supporters or you would have posted some corroboration.Since there were days of rioting by BLM supporters including arson in a number of places, you are hard pressed to prove that this building burned solely because this guy broke a window and was chased away.
Proud Boys aren't white supremacists - they have Latino and Samoan members - but merely violent right-wing semi-militia group that likes to rumble with Antifa and cause chaos at demonstrations.And you intentionally left out the next line
There was no evidence, however, that white supremacists were causing violence at any of the protests, the document said.
I thought Proud Boys were at the Capitol riot, they were at the BLM riots too?Proud Boys aren't white supremacists - they have Latino and Samoan members - but merely violent right-wing semi-militia group that likes to rumble with Antifa and cause chaos at demonstrations.
Particularly Portland as they had an ongoing beef with Rose City Antifa. Yes, they were involved in riots in 2020 and in previous years. Why do you think that they were specifically named as a right wing group that Donald was asked to request they "stand down"? Of course, Donald famously changed the request to "stand back and stand by".I thought Proud Boys were at the Capitol riot, they were at the BLM riots too?
And yet I showed you several instances where they did. In two cases, they instigated violence by committing acts of violence. And yes, not all right-wing terrorists are white supremacists.There was no evidence, however, that white supremacists were causing violence at any of the protests, the document said.