/freedomzine/ - FreedomZine

This is not a game. MOVE FAST

I understand that Andrew Jackson never wore a face mask during the Spanish Flu

all this 'mattering' makes them want to sing and dance. this is tremendously bad. It MUST be stooped!!

Liberty without Learning is always in peril and Learning without Liberty is always in vain.

For example, this week I lerned that Andrew Jackson could've stooped the Civil War, and he was tremendously unhappy with the final outcome. Very bad

$1,500

$10

$9

$124

And so it begins…

https://www.breitbart.com/crime/2020/06/14/poll-79-percent-truckers-wont-deliver-cities-defunded-police-departments/

Several large cities have already defunded their police departments.

You've been warned.

Don't let your hate ally you with anarchy.

>>3782

that sucks !!! Now the police won't be able to approach every call with a plan to justify a reason to arrest everybody on scene, starting with the arrest of the victim who called 911

>>3782

it reminds me of when i was tremendously waned about global waming.

>>3782

when you say "it has begun", are you referring to the 'angry white trash trucker' it, or the 'people like you who are going to start a civil war when the United States Military actually drags Trump out of the White House in February' it?

because the former doesn't matter, and the latter is EGG ZACK LEE why i want my $1,500 before you're taken into custody and disappear into a FEMA Detention Camp

79% of truckers agree that 21% of truckers are going to get a MASSIVE PAY RAISE

but the only one YOU need to worry about is

EXECUTIVE ORDER 1500 which states i order you to pay me my god damn $1,500 before they take you away

HAHAHAHAHA @ NO TRUCKERS DELIVERING TO LOS ANGELES

good lord!! LMMFAO

IT'S OK TO EDUCATE YOURSELF

https://patriotforamerica.com/2020/06/05/democrats-true-agenda-defund-police-and-replace-with-violent-criminal-vigilante-justice/

https://www.thenewscommenter.com/news/protesters-demand-that-cities-defund-the-police-politicians-are-starting-to-listen/1323205

https://www.citylab.com/equity/2017/07/the-price-of-defunding-the-police/533232/

https://pjmedia.com/culture/tyler-o-neil/2020/06/08/what-would-happen-if-cities-started-to-defund-the-police-n506985

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/06/what-could-defund-the-police-mean-in-practice.html

>>3798

Also, gonna have to name Camden, NJ.

They voted to "abolish" their police awhile back, and it only resulted inMORE POLICE!

Like I said, I only recognize natural law.

All these petty infractions and other bullshit that the left is addicted to is what they'll use their new and improved police forces for – to collect fines at the point of a gun, just like leftists always do. It's sick that you support them. They ALWAYS bring MORE COPS, MORE COURTS, and MORE VIOLENCE. MORE RACISM. MORE DIVISION. MORE HATE.

I've watched what leftist policies have done to this country. I'm not blind.

Hate Always Blinds One to the Atrocities That Their Hatred Condones, Supports and Creates.

>>3805

(im simply terrified, dude)

you and i actually DO agree on one thing :

this is not a joke and it must be STOOPED immediately

STOOP THE MADNESS

(translation: why so mad?)

HINT: i dont care about BLM i dont care about defunding i dont care about protests i dont care about links i dont care about what ifs

ALL I CARE ABOUT IS SAYING "STOOPED"

its really simple :

immediately move fast……. and stoop them tremendously

>>3814

Is that Steve Wilcos standing near you in that photo?

now its starting to make sense

"Jerry… Jerry… Jerry !!!"

Hey, 2.0

so your CHEMTRAILS became DEFUNDING?

why so tense?….

AGAIN: quite literally couldn't possibly care any less about black lives mattering, about defunding, about truckers, about imaginary antifa members, about Fox, about CNN, about links, about dot com, about left or right or in-between…

not interested….

FOUR MORE MONTHS !!!!

FOUR MORE MONTHS

and 1500 dollars

What does it say about a political party when its chief strategy is to prevent as many people as possible from voting — and its leader admits as much?

That is where Republicans find themselves heading into the 2020 election.

For the latest, breathtaking example of this pathology, look at Iowa. On June 2, Iowa held a highly successful primary, with record turnout — and Republicans in the state legislature immediately initiated action to ensure the success is not repeated in the fall.

Yes, not repeated. For many Republicans, a high-turnout, no-chaos election is a result to be avoided at all costs.

In fairness, not all Republicans. The secretary of state who engineered Iowa’s primary success, Paul Pate, is also a Republican. To allow for safe voting in a time of pandemic, Pate mailed every registered voter an absentee ballot request form — not a ballot, mind you, just a request form — and extended the early voting period from 29 days to 40 days.

“My goal was to protect Iowa voters and poll workers while finding ways to conduct a clean and fair election,” Pate told the Des Moines Register.

Well, there was your mistake. A clean and fair election? GOP senators rushed in to make sure that won’t happen again. On Wednesday, the GOP-controlled state senate approved legislation to bar Pate from sending absentee ballot request forms to anyone who hasn’t asked for one.

Iowa’s county auditors, who administer elections, pronounced themselves “baffled” by the legislation, given the “very successful” primary, as Roxanna Moritz, head of their association, noted.

(The Washington Post)

(The Washington Post)

It’s not baffling to anyone who has been following Republican vote-limiting efforts around the country. The GOP has gone to great lengths to shrink and control the voter rolls, particularly trying to impede young people and black people from voting.

Many of their methods predate the coronavirus pandemic: obstructive voter-ID laws; closing polling places in selected neighborhoods so that voters must travel long distances or wait in long lines; impeding voting in college towns; finding pretexts to scrub voters from the rolls; opposing automatic or same-day registration; blocking former prisoners from voting, even when (as in Florida) nearly two-thirds of voters approve a referendum saying former felons who have served their time should be allowed to vote.

Now, in coronavirus time, they have gone into overdrive, doing everything they can to block the orderly issuing and processing of absentee ballots, which will be essential in November if the virus is still rampaging. They limit access as narrowly as possible where they are in control, as in Texas; they sue where they are not, as in California.

When they bother to justify this extraordinarily destructive campaign, Republicans generally pretend they are fighting election fraud. Fraud does exist — most recently, committed by Republicans in a North Carolina congressional race — but it is rare. Absentee voting would not greatly increase the risk, particularly if Congress adequately funded state election offices for the emergency — which, in another chaos-enhancing move, Republican senators are refusing to do.

No, fraud is just the excuse. President Trump early in his term appointed a commission with the express mission of locating this Loch Ness monster of Republican mythology, and it collapsed in utter, embarrassed failure.

Then in March, as he is wont to do, Trump gave the game away. Referring to a Democratic proposal to allow more vote-by-mail, he said, “They had things — levels of voting that, if you ever agreed to it, you’d never have a Republican elected in this country again.”

Another good reason to "blacklist" Microsoft from your life…

https://www.zdnet.com/article/github-to-replace-master-with-alternative-term-to-avoid-slavery-references/

nobody cares what he signs or says

america is sick and tired of his stupid face

the illiterate angry racist who ordered military riot police to attack peaceful protesters because his hideous daughter told him hiding in a bunker looked weak….

lol now he's going to 'sign something' ahahahahahaha he's gone… he's GONE….

I couldn't care less if its biden, or nipsey russel, or kathy lee gifford, or a bowl of pinto bens, or a pigeon, or an old tire, or kim jung un, or a door handle, or a water buffalo….

it doesn't matter…….

ANYTHING but the caveman……….

and im not alone… The majority of americans agree

LoL

PINTO BEANS*

F U C K . . . . T R U M P . . . .

i swear to god, you're going to end up really liking Kiesha Lance Bottoms, once you finally come to grips with the shock of having a black woman be the deciding factor.

you'll see…… shes going to be more popular than Obama, and Biden will sit back and let her take the spotlight, as America celebrates…

(thats going to be the key to caveman's defeat)

America wants something to CELEBRATE

and she's going to give them what they want

free yourself of your judgemental false sense of self righteousness

stop hating women. stop thinking youre superior to them.

stop hating blacks. stop convincing yourself that you represent america.

stop hating mexicans, and gays, and muslims and all the other people you hate.

because youre going to be so much happier

with your new BLACK FEMALE LEFT WING PRO-FEMINISM PRO-GAY RIGHTS PRO-ABORTION PRO-DIVERSITY PRO-IMMIGRATION VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

and if youre not happy about it, thats okay, because America isn't voting to make you happy

you really dont have any choice in the matter…

nobodys asking your permission to get rid of cavemonkey

Victor Willis, vocalist and co-founder of disco greats the Village People, told President Donald Trump to stop using two of the group’s most famous songs, “Y.M.C.A.” and “Macho Man,” at his rallies.

In a Facebook post last week, Willis said the decision came after Trump had law enforcement officers clear peaceful protesters from Lafayette Square with tear gas, batons and explosive devices so he could take a photo in front of St. John’s Episcopal Church. Demonstrators had gathered in Lafayette Square to protest police brutality and the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and others. (Coincidentally, Willis frequently appeared as a police officer while performing with the Village People.)

“If Trump orders the U.S. military to fire on his own citizens (on U.S. soil), Americans will rise up in such numbers outside of the White House that he might be forced out of office prior to the election,” Willis wrote. “Don’t do it Mr. President! And I ask that you no longer use any of my music at your rallies especially ‘Y.M.C.A.’ and ‘Macho Man.’ Sorry, but I can no longer look the other way.”

HEE HEE TRUMP ACTUALLY PLAYED 'MACHO MAN' AT HIS RALLIES LMMFAO WOW

AND YMCA hahahahahahaha

Don’t Listen to Fox. Here’s What’s Really Going On in Seattle’s Protest Zone.

SEATTLE — It seems I live in a city undergoing a “totalitarian takeover” that will lead to “fascist outcomes” and could “metastasize across the country.” Its government “has handed over an entire portion of the city to domestic terrorists.” This “group of rogue protesters” is attempting “to get a stranglehold on the city.” This radical “army” of “conquistadors” has “rolled over the police like Cortez rolling over the Aztecs.”

Welcome to our world, out here in Seattle—at least according to the hosts and commentators of Fox News. Lesser voices on the digital right have announced even more dire supposed developments: “Rapper-turned-warlord rules commune streets with the iron fist of a privatized police force.” But it’s Fox that has been all over the story of the so-called Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone or CHAZ (which its Black Lives Matter organizers on Saturday renamed the Capitol Hill Organized Protest, CHOP): four-plus blocks of street and sidewalk in Seattle’s traditional gay and bohemian nightlife district, surrounding a boarded-up police precinct headquarters that the mayor ordered vacated last Monday to dampen a week-and-a-half of escalating confrontations between police and protesters. From there, the fluid protests, spearheaded by BLM but involving a wide spectrum of activists and ordinary citizens, coalesced with surprising rapidity into something like a provisional government.

What’s going on in these four blocks that shook the world is indeed an occupation, but it looks nothing like the conquista touted on Fox. It’s also the “block party” that Mayor Jenny Durkan has compared it to, to gleeful jeers from Fox commentators. And it’s other things as well—a protean, issue-focused but conceptually sprawling formative community, at once silly and serious, spontaneous and disciplined. Over the course of two evenings and an afternoon in the zone (plus a night observing a police/protest showdown there the week before), it seemed by turns like a commune (as in Paris 1871), an anarcho-syndicalist and small-L libertarian dream, a ’60s-style teach-in, a street fair and street market, a campout and weekend party, a poetry slam and pilgrimage, a school service day, a mass healing circle, a humbler urban version of Burning Man, and of course a protest rally.

You’d hardly guess all that from the breathless attention Fox has lavished from Day One on this tiny strip of Seattle—while ignoring, among other peaceful protests, a 60,000-strong BLM march that proceeded in solemn silence through chilly rain and nearly no police presence on Saturday. The litany of elisions, misconceptions and misrepresentations that have spread from Fox’s coverage across social media and in the public and presidential minds may still surprise even those with diminished expectations of the network.

The most brazen have been visual. On Friday the Seattle Times revealed three sleights of the photo-editing hand on the Fox site, two of which it managed to preserve before the channel took them down. In one, Fox led a package of stories headlined “Crazy Town: Seattle helpless as armed guards patrol ‘autonomous zone’” with an incendiary photo of a man running between a burning car and building. That photo was actually taken May 30 in St. Paul, Minnesota. Seattle’s protests have produced no such blazes.

Fox also undertook two cut-and-pastes of a photo of a young sentinel standing calmly with a semiautomatic rifle on a quiet nighttime street in the zone, which it had already published intact. In one altered image, it set him in front of shattered storefront windows that had been photographed a week before CHAZ/CHOP was set up, more than a mile away. (Storefronts and windows have been spared in the autonomous/organized zone—even those in the vacated police station.) In the other, he stands by a street barrier and a hand-lettered sign reading, “You Are Now Entering Free Capitol Hill.” An editor’s note acknowledging the removal of the storefront mashup called it a “collage,” suggesting it was not intended to look like a single photo.

Fox is also slippery in its verbal attributions. It has hammered at the idea that the CHOP has made neighbors alarmed and fearful. But the only purported “resident of this part of the city” it has presented is a “former Seattle City Council candidate” named Ari Hoffman, who said nothing about the neighborhood but inveighed against “domestic terrorists.” One problem: Hoffman, a familiar face on Fox, isn’t from Capitol Hill. He lives in Seward Park, an affluent neighborhood 4 miles away. And when a member of the Police Department’s African American Community Advisory Council told protesters they had “hijacked” the movement and “taken the meaning away,” a Fox headline, echoed in later coverage, blared something very different: “Black Lives Matter protesters say Seattle’s autonomous zone has hijacked message.”

Such misrepresentations reverberate in subsequent reports and commentaries, painting a dark picture of the “organized protest” as illegitimate, divided, armed and violent. Many of these tropes derive from an on-camera statement Wednesday by Police Assistant Chief Deanna Nollette. “We’ve been hearing from community members that they have been subjected to barricades set up by the protesters with some armed individuals running them as checkpoints,” Nollette said, adding, “we have heard anecdotally of citizens and businesses being asked to pay a fee to operate within this area. This is the crime of extortion.” Nollette urged “anyone who feels threatened to call 911.”

The next day, Police Chief Carmen Best walked back that statement, saying that only “rumors” and social media claimed extortion. At least one such claim is an evident fake. The Greater Seattle Business Association, which is based on Capitol Hill, checked with local businesses and “found no evidence of this occurring.” Detective Patrick Michaud, a Seattle Police spokesman, says the department has received no 911 calls or other complaints about extortion, intimidation, guns or checkpoint barriers in the CHAZ/CHOP.

It’s understandable how the barriers around the zone—movable wood and plastic left behind by the police—and the hygienically masked sentinels standing at them could look intimidating to residents. But I passed through them perhaps a dozen times over three days and, like everyone I saw and talked to in the zone, was never stopped or asked my business. Even if this were the “border wall” Fox commentators call it, it would hardly be impenetrable; people could still come and go through the park abutting the zone.

I chatted with one of the border guards, a slight young man of East Indian descent with a stick-on name tag reading “Elijah.” He lived in the suburbs, he said, and hadn’t joined in the protests. “I’d seen what the media said,” he explained. “I came out to see what it was like”—and wound up volunteering. The only disturbance he’s seen, he said, “was someone trying to pull the barriers apart. We asked her to stop.” Otherwise, he said, he was “surprised” how mellow it all was. “Some of the nicest people I’ve seen have been here.”

The barriers, other guards explained, were there to stop cars from driving into the occupied streets—a real fear. Last Sunday, a motorist drove into the protest at that very intersection and shot a man point-blank who tried to make him stop, hitting his shoulder. He then charged through the crowd, gun in hand and surrendered to police. According to charging documents, he told police he was a security guard, his brother worked at the precinct, and he’d come to the protest “to see how bad it was,” with his Glock on the seat beside him.

Fox’s Vandana Rambaran reports, without details, that there have been “multiple shootings,” at the protests. Michaud says Seattle police have received no reports of shootings or guns at protests or in the occupied zone.

There have been guns in the zone, however, at least in its first days (I never saw any in later days). The sentinels carrying them belong to a left wing gun rights and self-defense group called the Puget Sound John Brown Gun Club, which offers “support upon request to those in our communities targeted by white supremacists and other agents of oppression and exploitation.”

Mindi Welton-Mitchell, a pastor at Seattle’s Queen Anne Baptist Church, was at the “Interfaith Chaplain Table”—where Christian, Jewish and Muslim clergy offer counsel, masks and hand sanitizer—when two John Browners came by and identified themselves. Far from intimidating, she says, they were so inconspicuous, with their guns at their sides, “most people didn’t notice them.”

Welton-Mitchell and the other minister at the table, Aaron Monts, saw unarmed barrier attendants deal with a man who approached “screaming and shouting” with a “Don’t Tread on Me” bath towel draped over his shoulders. “They moved him out without touching him,” Monts says. “One talked to him, heard what he had to say, and calmed him down. The de-escalation technique was superb.”

Pastors and progressive gun-toters are just the start; just about every conceivable sort of volunteer has brought whatever she or he can offer. “We do not accept $ donations of any kind,” the No Cop Co-Op announces over tables heaped with groceries for anyone who wants them. Other ramshackle stalls and tables offer free clothes, battery charges (for tools and bikes as well as phones) and food, from camp-stove fry-ups to the enormous tureen of crab soup one Asian family ladles into disposable cups. The free books at the Chaz People’s Library and Mutual Aid Books tend to be crisp and movement-friendly.

Two women circulate with a handwritten sign offering mental-health help. Yes, they say when asked, we are certified therapists. Others circulate with garbage bags, darting at every scrap of litter. The trash cans are stuffed but I’ve never seen the street so clean.

“This is the first time I’ve done this,” says 27-year-old Layla Lacos, standing behind a card table and a handwritten sign saying “Register to vote.” “But I believe passionately in voting.” She figured this might be a good place to enlist new voters, so she secured the necessary forms and a stash of “Vote/Vota” buttons from the county and ventured into the zone. Her hunch seems spot-on. “I just got here an hour ago and I’ve already signed up 30 or 40 registrations and address changes.”

Cash-free mutual aid hasn’t entirely dimmed the entrepreneurial spirit. Despite all the free food, people line up for $6 hot dogs at a commercial cart. A vendor stationed in the middle of the street does a land-office business in $30 Black Lives Matter T-shirts.

Jordan Lyon, an irrepressibly earnest and enthusiastic young community organizer, is fired up with a more social entrepreneurship. The day before, he brought down four folding chairs and a table, hung signs saying “Conversation Cafe: Let’s make a friend” and “Let’s talk about antiracism,” and wondered if anyone would sit down. Others brought more chairs and couches, until he had some 30 seats arranged in three circles.

All are now full, and the conversations hum. Some are confessional, testimonials to racism practiced and experienced. The circle I slip into looks toward broader solutions. A middle-aged African American man who says he works in “construction and performance art” urges the mutual investment that is a perennial, and perennially difficult, goal in black communities. “We need to do what they do in Chinatown,” he says. “Invest in business!” A fair-haired young woman, just graduated from the University of Georgia, wonders if what she learned in her Marxist-Leninist study group might be pertinent. Worlds collide, but gently.

“There is a level of trust here that is remarkable,” Lyon says, and I realize he’s talking not just about this conversation space but what he calls the surrounding “commons.” “I see this as potentially permanent. I would so love to see the Black Lives Matter Commons here—like Barcelona superblocks, like [car-banishing] Copenhagen, but about black culture.”

Across the street in the park, other volunteers are planting literal roots. Someone has planted four chestnut seedlings, memorials to George Floyd and three local victims of police violence. (Alas, they’re too close together to reach full glory.) Four carefully plotted, compost-heaped vegetable gardens also have taken shape, suitably framed: “This Garden Is for Black and Indigenous Folks and their Plant Allies.” One lead gardener tempers his hopes, however. “I want it to be beautiful so it will look really bad when they tear it up.”

On Pine Street, local black artists have laid down a blocklong “street mural” so beautiful and conspicuous officials may shrink from removing it, if they even want to. Seventeen-foot-high, meticulously drawn and painted letters, each by a different artist or team, spell out “Black Lives Matter” in styles by turns whimsical, geometric and symbolic. The project emulates similar new street art in Washington, D.C., and, especially, Charlotte, N.C.

This mega-artwork symbolically reclaims embattled turf, ground zero for more than three decades in Seattle’s battles over class, power and race. The precinct headquarters was only located there in the early 1980s because of a community uproar; it was to go in the Central District, the pre-gentrification center of Seattle’s black community, a mile to the east, but activists there resisted. So the cop shop landed on Capitol Hill, where reaction was more muted, even welcoming.

In the more turbulent ’90s and 2000s, however, things changed for the testier. Police confrontations with massed street kids and May Day protesters often turned violent. Rioting broke out in downtown Seattle, as elsewhere, in 1992 following the acquittal of the Los Angeles policemen who beat Rodney King, the first on-camera police violence to become a national sensation. Seattle police ill-advisedly pushed the rioters from downtown up Pine Street, where they scattered across Capitol Hill on a smashing and torching spree. The 1999 “Battle in Seattle,” when massive demonstrations shut down the World Trade Organization meeting, culminated on these same blocks as well. Demonstrators, many from the neighborhood, massed below the precinct building until police, backed by National Guard troops, drove them off with barrages of tear gas, flash bangs and rubber bullets. It became a battle for turf, just as the current occupation has. Chants “WTO must go!” gave way to “Get off our hill!”

Now that long-simmering local history has come to a boil, precipitated by accumulated outrage at police violence and racial inequity. Everything converges here. Mayor Durkan is as besieged as the precinct building (and like the police, the target of profuse graffiti, the most printable of which proclaims “Impeach Jenny Durkan”). Protesters, and at least a third of Seattle’s left-leaning City Council, want her to resign. Her own police chief has publicly disputed her decision to evacuate the precinct. Critics on the right, including the Seattle Police Officers Guild’s firebrand president, call it craven capitulation.

That decision may look better in retrospect, however. It bought time, preventing further, perhaps catastrophic escalation and giving volatile demonstrations the chance to morph into orderly occupation. The name change announced Saturday signaled a further consolidation of the movement, although some media still managed to confuse the issue by calling the new CHOP the “Capitol Hill Occupied Protest.” As one of them explained, BLM organizers had no idea who slapped “CHAZ” on the project, but “Capitol Hill Organized Protest” makes it clear: “This is not an autonomous zone. We’re not trying to secede from the United States,” merely to have “our rights upheld.”

An organized protest is one you can negotiate with. City officials, protest representatives and neighborhood business and property owners have begun talking about first steps: cooperating on safety and emergency services, trimming back the CHOP perimeter to let firetrucks and ambulances through. Much bigger issues remain: At a hundreds-strong “people’s assembly” outside the shuttered precinct station, I hear Nikkita Oliver, a charismatic former mayoral candidate and the most visible presence at CHOP public gatherings, lead the throng in a catechism of “core demands”: defund the police, release all arrested protesters, close the precinct. Kshama Sawant, the furthest-left member of our City Council, wants to turn the building into a community center.

Unlikely as that last measure may sound, there are precedents. Three hallowed Seattle institutions—the Northwest African American Heritage Museum, El Centro de la Raza, and the United Indians of All Tribes’ Daybreak Star Cultural Center—were born out of protest occupations, the first two of empty schools, the last of an obsolete army fort.

At the same time, the city has been steadily closing streets deemed unnecessary for auto traffic to create open pedestrian corridors. Pedestrians are already more dominant on Capitol Hill than in any other district.

At this point, the caveman can tapdance like a Jester all he wants. It wont work.

the ONLY way he can possibly be elected is by using unfair crooked underhanded techniques (which is exactly what hes going to do, and already is)

Youll see…. Hes going to try every trick in the book PLUS SOME, in a desperate, corrupt, unprecedented attempt to cheat his way into a 2nd term.

unfortunately for him, thats his only chance…

so he'll take it

'Police Reform' = stfu caveman….

we're done with you…………………..

america gave you a chance and look what you did

Biden sucks but its his turn now

Even the democrats dont like Biden

But America doesn't HATE Biden

however, a clear majority of Americans HATE caveman

trust me, we are going to reinvent law enforcement, and the criminal court system

but we're going to do it without the cavemonkey

THE PLEA BARGAIN SYSTEM :

its not just the LAW that needs to be corrected

its also the ORDER that needs correction

they always tell you "the system isn't perfect, but its the best there is"

B U L L S H I T ! ! ! ! !

thats just another distraction technique

DO YOUR FUCKING JOBS

>>3850

youve become a radical anti-american

and ironically, youd mention Jesus, because you have become a perfect candidate for christianity, with your mob mentality

Libertarian ?….. hahahaha

AGAIN: AMERICA IS ALREADY IN THE PROCESS OF CORRECTING THE MISTAKE IN THE OVAL OFFICE

and your salt is glorious……………

THE PLEA BARGAIN SYSTEM :

98% of all criminal cases are settled using this travesty of justice, coercing defendants into allowing the criminal justice system to NOT do their job, under the duress of the threats of an unfair trial

sure, the blacks are outraged… i can understand their position… but it goes much farther than any one race in particular….

this is about THE US CONSTITUTION, which was created 52 years before the Democratic Party was created, and 78 years before the Republican Party was created.

the 'right to a fair trial' has become a lie

the criminal court system is corrupt as fuck

and law enforcement are their henchmen

however, we are about to have an EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT BLACK FEMALE tip the scales

because the ANGRY OLD WHITE MAN THINKING HE IS THE FUTURE thing is done

by being black, and female, shes going to represent the underdogs….

shes going to represent all of us, including YOU

yes, YOU…. the same guy who the cops have always treated like shit, the guy who the court system has bullied, the same guy who would be frowned upon by the caveman….

imagine if your caveman hadn't failed…..

wouldn't that have been awesome?….

oh well

speaking of BLACK LIVES MATTERING

apparently, youre unaware that you are the nigger

at least thats what the caveman would think if he came to your place and stayed with you for a weekend.

hed be looking down his nose at you SO HARD

he'd leave within an hour

youre not elite

Neither am i

There is no middle clasd anymore

you and i are both LOWER CLASS

we are BOTH niggers

broke, old, overlooked NIGGERS

does your life matter?

you should rename FREEDOMZINE

you should name ut MOM

(my opinion matters)

nigger

Johnny actually thinks Trump is worse than chimping niggers.

Insane.

You had better pray the majority of voters are not as insane as you are, Johnny. Your hate allies you with actual evil.

You don't like misspelled words or a white man acting like a buffoon. I get it. You worship black cock and beg for their knife at your throat. You do not know who the REAL enemy is, or where REAL Racism lies.

Protip: It Lies WITHIN. (You) are the REAL Enemy. As am I.

Who Do You REALLY Hate, Johnny?

>inb4 Trump

Obsessed, like a teenaged girl, you are.

>>3861

see, some of us broke ass old white criminal drug addict antiestablishment tyoes are honest about our LOWLY POSITION ON THE TOTEM POLE

and then theres you

you'd be floored if you visited Atlanta……

you should drive around Buckhead… thats where i grew up in affluence before i made choices that brought me down to the level of a nigger just like you…

Buckhead is THE most exclusive area of Atlanta. The highest real estate prices in georgia in that neighborhood.

Thesedays, Buckhead is FILLED with multimillionaire blacks…….

Theyre not drug dealers……

youd want to kys if you could see how they live

because youd realize HOW MUCH of a nigger you are

lol @ 'their' side

See?…. you have to come and anti-American radical Fundamentalist

You sound quite insane. You have become everything you used to hate when you were young and cool

Don't try to mask your hatred as vehement opposition

You really owe the Democrats a huge THANKYOU

if it weren't for the Democrats, you wouldn't have gotten that $1,200 stimulus (welfare) money

and that extra money they've been putting on your EBT Card?…. it was the Democrats who did that….

so you owe them a great gesture of appreciation…

because you DIDN'T turn down the money

and yoyu certainly DIDN'T turn down the food stamps

thats Mighty Ghetto of you

to accept the Democratic Welfare Assistance

while you badmouth the people who gave it to you

>>3787

Yeah? your 1500 dollars are going to be worth so much when the dollar crashes you dumbass.

>>3753

WTF? In the UK? I bet they wish they never gave up their guns! In America, people are just going to get shot dead, and in droves when it escalates. PS: new ZH article is reminding me about ALL the reasons I am very glad I am bugged-out (and well armed) with my family becoming self-sufficient.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/nation-falling-apart

>>3865

If anything, let them keep it up lol. Americans are going to be forced to make a choice come election time: vote for stability, or vote for the insane party that promotes all this deliberate destabilization!

One way or another, average Americans will only take so much bullshit before there is a full blown shooting war. I know this in my gut, and that is why I have bugged-out to get out of dodge. These niggers are stupid, they are actually asking for racism to rise (which will lead to many more of them being killed).

>>3849

Police Reform is what cities actually need you fucking nutcase BLM-worshiping loon. We don't need riots. We don't need thugs. We don't need looting. We don't need shootings. We need Police Reform to curb knucklehead cops who are (purposefully or accidentally) killing people from too much aggression.

Any common sense black man would agree with that. Unfortunately people like you make the BLM movement look all the more worse.

One more thing I find ironic: why does all this people brutality happen in Democrat-run slums!?