it seems to be the default position of people who hate our country to support people who also hate our country

Lots of country love, hate, and love-hate nationalist attribution going on these days.

What hates more? A rioting protester or white nationalist cop?

i've shown you a thread meticulously documenting incidents of unprovoked police brutality. there are like 800 just on that one source. it's amazing how you simply ignored that and went straight back to the claim that 'antifa' and blm, and not right wing agent provocateurs, that were proven to incite riots, are the baddies, without any source, just based on the pictures and videos (of protests in ukraine and spain) that you see on FOX news over and over again, lol.

I never said that. I said that the police in Portland were probably as responsible for the rioting as the protesters were. Hell, the link I posted acknowledges that protesters did cause damage and instigate things. But they weren't the only ones. And there's plenty of video evidence to show that, as well.

Anecdotal idiots don't prove anything

this is why i rarely spend time with facts or examples..
Just ignore and move on.. the 4 stooges in here wouldn't believe anything anti trump

there do seem to be a lot of anarchist/commie symapathesizers in the antifa ranks don't you think? that whole blm police brutality thing turned into an anticapitalism thing very quickly

This post was edited by duffman316 on Aug 2 2020 09:30am

How are police responsible for riots?

This is how usually these things pan out:

1.Either planned/authorized or unplanned protest ensues
2.Some police presence has to be there--this has always been the case to ensure public safety. Literally every single public march/parade, etc. i'v been to has had some police presence, it's protocol
3. Some protesters turn violent and start to destroy property and/or throw projectiles at police
4.Police responds lawfully-you're not allowed to damage other's property or attempt to assault cops


Literally thousands of videos of things unfolding like i outlined above. You guys choose to ignore step 3 and focus entirely on 4 as if there aren't preceding events leading to 4.

The fact that there's 50:1 videos where it shows protesters behaving this way should be indicative of how things unfold and who is the initial aggressor.

This post was edited by ofthevoid on Aug 2 2020 09:35am

it's more like 50:1 videos of police / right wing agitators starting violence vs. actual blm / antifa starting the shit. you stubbornly ignoring facts and evidence won't change that.