you can bump the " You Ain't Black" topic if you feel injustice.

Incorrect, the white film crew was not arrested.

Degenerate + triiger

https://twitter.com/i/status/1266552367354392580

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on May 30 2020 05:27am

Yes they were. Did you notice that they are literally the last people left on that street? Something tells me they were told to get the hell out several times, as everybody else left. They are the last people on a chokepoint of two groups of law enforcement officers.

Being a reporter doesn't mean you can defy law enforcement orders.
Much like being a police officer doesn't mean you can defy basic humanity rights to a citizen.


"Police say CNN crew refused to move
State troopers detained Jimenez, producer Bill Kirkos and photojournalist Leonel Mendez shortly after 5 a.m. CT (6 a.m. ET) as Jimenez was reporting live from a street south of downtown, near where a police precinct building was earlier set ablaze."

It later says all 3 were arrested and released.

That's from CNN itself.

This post was edited by GLYC123 on May 30 2020 12:24pm

They spend 15 minutes of the live broadcast asking where to move to and it's all on tape.
Reporters were in every major war in human history and no one needed to arrest them.

Good post my friend! Always nice to see you!

No, you are literally the final people in a choke point as law enforcement is narrowing together to move out all protestors on a night that LEO's were shot at and their city was in flames. They pushed it completely. .

You can record protests, however, you are not the exception to rules. It's obvious when law enforcement officers tell people to leave that you need to get out. Two groups are coming together of police officers, they're maybe 20 yards apart and you're the last ones left. Use some common sense CNN and stop trying to insinuate rage culture.

The irony in the police defending that CNN building from being destroyed by protestors. The same media that does anything to demonize police and endanger their lives by twisting stories and creating false narratives (Michael Brown, Alton Sterling and more). And yes, I know it's their duty to do that and they need to do that.

This post was edited by GLYC123 on May 30 2020 07:46pm

It's not ironic at all. The police are there to do a job and that includes keeping the public safe. You don't stop doing your job because you don't like what the people said to you. They have the right to say it and it's your job to protect their right to say it. For you to say what you just did while you piss and moan about conservatives getting censored is just the height of irony.

I'm well aware it's their duty. I never said it wasn't. I said it's ironic that they are doing it, not that they shouldn't. Also, I never said I was complaining "conservatives getting censored".

I'm pissed that they directly put law enforcement in danger through their actions and through false statements and narratives. It's extremely wrong. That's not "censorship". If Law Enforcement wasn't a public service, they would be sued for defamation. And rightfully so.

In fact, in the moment I typed my original comment, I saw your name on this thread and knew you would say something like this. Notice the edit on my list you quoted and timestamp on the same minute. "And yes, I know it's their duty to do that and they need to do that."

This post was edited by GLYC123 on May 30 2020 08:08pm

THIS

More typical CNN... only start taping when it looks GOOD for the story CNN is trying to sell. :/


I'm honestly sitting here wondering if I would be upset if rioters burned CNN, Atlanta, to the ground. ^^