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Friday, 30 October 2020
quote [ It turns out the tweet was totally bogus (and later deleted). A similar Facebook post was also posted and subsequently taken down. Lawyers for the young boy’s family say the image does indeed capture a terrifying incident—the moments after Philadelphia police smashed the windows of the mother’s car and dragged her out of the vehicle along with her 16-year-old nephew. The incident took place as the family was driving 10 blocks away from where the Wallace Jr. shooting occurred earlier that day. This was Monday evening, well before the full extent of the protests and police presence would have been common knowledge. ]
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mechavolt said @ 9:50pm GMT on 30th Oct
[Score:1 Underrated]
ACAB
Cops proudly presenting their white supremacy tattoos and no one gives a fuck. |
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steele said @ 11:00pm GMT on 30th Oct
Check this shit.
Manual RedEye on Twitter: "Manual Student journalists obtained a PowerPoint used in Kentucky State police training. These slides quote historical figures such as Hitler and Robert E. Lee and encourage police to be “ruthless killer[s].” Click here to learn more: https://t.co/LeRCxhg7eZ https://t.co/g37Z8yQWPL" / Twitter |
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mechavolt said @ 3:28pm GMT on 31st Oct
"The material is not currently a part of any training materials and was removed in 2013."
a.k.a. We tried to hide this the last time someone noticed, and hoped you all would stop looking. More worryingly, this is straight out of the white supremacist handbook. Infiltrate positions of authority. Warp the training and education materials to generate more white supremacists. Enjoy your state-sanctioned terrorist organization. |
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mechavolt said @ 3:32pm GMT on 31st Oct
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Terrorism: the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
The police, as enforcers of the extra-legal American caste system, are by definition terrorists. It is a terrorist organization, and anyone belonging to it is a terrorist. We don't talk about the good apples in Al Qaeda, we shouldn't tolerate that argument with our police, either. |
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eggboy said @ 10:57am GMT on 1st Nov
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