so crowds that have burned down buildings show up on someones property and the media is obsessed with the fact that the home owners came out with guns to defend their property?

sir those were mostly peaceful burnings of buildings. also all the recent the shootings in MN and CHAZ were mostly peaceful.

defending one’s property without force is incredibly violent, according to the mexia

Where's the original pic?

I want to see it undoctored.

all the info i need to judge the situation in one cnn article
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/29/us/st-louis-couple-protest-firearms-trnd/index.html

According to a police report, officers responded to a "call for help" made by the couple, who said there was a loud commotion.
The police report said the couple "observed a large group of subjects forcefully break an iron gate marked with 'No Trespassing' and 'Private Street' signs."
However, Shular and Risch said they did not witness a gate being broken.
"It looked like the gate was unlocked," Shular told CNN. "I didn't see anyone try to break it."
In a video livestreamed on Facebook, the left gate door is held open by the first protesters that enter the private street. That video does not show how the door was first opened.
However, a second Facebook Live video taken later shows the right gate door bent and broken on the ground.
Twenty seconds after several protesters made their way through the gate, the video shows Mark McCloskey exiting his house with a long rifle, yelling at protesters to leave the private street.
Once through the gate, (the McCloskeys) advised the group that they were "on a private street and trespassing and told them to leave," according to police. The couple told police the group began yelling obscenities and threatened to harm them.
In both videos livestreamed on Facebook, there is a heated, often profane, back and forth between the protesters and the McCloskeys.
"When the victims observed multiple subjects who were armed, they then armed themselves and contacted police," states the report.
Shular recounted to CNN that he did see some armed people at the protest but that "no one drew their guns on the people from the house."

Its a gated community where their mayor lives. They were walking past that couples house, down the street and off their property, and the woman is brandishing her weapon at them.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1277398535973949440

Nobody was under threat of harm except the protestors as usual.

Can i sit in my yard with a handgun and point it at people walking past? If i was in this still redlined neighborhood?

This post was edited by Skinned on Jun 30 2020 08:24am

>asks for evidence
>evidence doesn't fit his warped view of reality
>In 'we were always at war with eastasia' fashion finds a way to defend the aggressors

rinse & repeat

These people have already burned down many residential homes in other cities - including one incident where they set fire to a home with a child inside then blocked firefighters from getting to the the scene.

I asked for evidence, went and found footage of the event, made a rational opinion of it, and posted it here for cucks to get mad about.

I posted a video of this couple in their yard pointing guns at people walking past in their way somewhere else.

What is incorrect about this statement? Nothing, you will just crawl back under your rock or make emotional noises about your prejudices ceasing to be legislated and the good old boy system being broken apart for something egalitarian and meritocratic.




That group of people have? The people who are having guns pointed at them? Or "black rioters" as one monolithic group? This is a debate that is real and an expressed viewpoint i understand and sympathize with.

Houses in this neighborhood being torched by this mob is a good reason to take arms against them.





Any proof exonerating their movement or leader would have been presented. They've made enemies with karma.

This post was edited by Skinned on Jun 30 2020 08:37am

Got any proof these protesters burned any houses down?

You ignore the reality of literally tens of thousands of properties being vandalized and destroyed over the last month and think these people standing on their private property defending theirs is aggression, 1984 esque.

Nothing egalitarian about mobs arbitrarily destroying people's stuff.