Posted on 05/31/2020 9:18:40 PM PDT by kevcol
There have been a number of major protesting fails caught on video over the past few days, like these looters robbing other looters in Philadelphia:
Looters robbing Looters. Kensington. #riots2020 #philly @CBSNews @CBSPhilly pic.twitter.com/BoyYfiMOFI
— manuelsmith
And the same thing happened in Walnut Creek, CA:
(Excerpt) Read more at twitchy.com ...
Benjamin Franklin feral descendants again. Nothing to see here. Still pissed that electricity didn’t come through the kite.
Watch: Losers rob Losers
I couldn’t get to the looters robbing looters video, but did see a video of Philly cops beating the crap out of one of these feral negroes resisting arrest. The negro was not complying with orders. He deserved what he got. In the background you could hear a girl saying,’I can’t breathe.’ Like I am ever going to believe that line again. Sorry, if you over use it while rioting, you lose it
That dude got trashed....
What a bench of jackasses.
Riot police were setting up on Winchester and Stevens Creek but, can’t find a damn site where the live stream is.
They are at Santana Row.
without my free Yeezies!
Hahaha! I was wondering when that would start happening. Someone should’ve looted the looter stealing 5 or 6 huge flat screen TVs.
Every single 1 of the Twitchy vids was blocked. Strange phenom today— all of the vids I can’t see seem to be ones that cast ridicule on the rioters, or from weel known conservatives. I cant see anything from @JamesWoods
It’s not just you.
85% of stuff I’ve tried to view today is not available to watch.
I keep having to look for other links.
Thanks, good to know Im not being paranoid.
I’ve been saying, if the coup attempt turns into reality, we’ll know it’s happening when all news & internet goes dark & we can’t get any information at all.
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