You don’t! I agree fully and our Dads would have got along well - but the difference today is the near zero level of compliance. In 1970, even in a “revolution”, the vast majority of people knew what was right and wrong and that’s why the situation didn’t turn into a fullscale bloodbath.
Look at things now. The problem in Seattle is letting them in in the first place - abandoning a police station, are you kidding me? THAT was the time to turn these fools around but of course our PC culture and weakling “leaders” wouldn’t permit that, so we end up trying to pick up a turd by the clean end.
A buddy who is a retired Chicago cop sent me a video the other day of a traffic stop, where the female passenger refused to give her name. Eventually the driver got abusing and physical and both were forcibly pulled out of the car, and in the ruckus the female predictably started screaming “I can’t breathe!” and hyperventilating. Then the male started complaining of various pains so in the end both were transported by ambulance to the ER and then to jail. But it was a good example of what I mean by noncompliance with police - when a 90 pound female wants to fight and resist, how are cops going to get her out of a car?
CHAZ/CHOP would have infinitely more places to hide and resist, lots of weapons and who knows what devlish traps they’ve rigged? Anyone who thinks they’ll start cooperating with police is on drugs. What can the cops do with this situation they created? Gas ‘em? They’d all get charged with felonies if they did anything more aggressive than ask nicely...(although I want the active denial heat-ray machines to be turned loose).
I don’t know how it will end but I do know it wasn’t Trumps fault it started and it’s not his job to suffer unjust blame for ending it by force.
I’m beginning to wonder if that is why the “blackout necessary” is required.
To limit the bad press of the final clear out they cut off all communication for anyone in the area and go in and reclaim the area. Then the confiscate all recording devices. No live streams, no press, all comms cut off.
A buddy who is a retired Chicago cop sent me a video the other day of a traffic stop, where the female passenger refused to give her name.
Why would a passenger be expected to identify? I’m shocked at just how willingly so many are to expect others to give away their rights!
Didn’t we all used to know this. I remember hearing and/or possibly saying in a German accent “I want to ze your papers”. The police have no right to do this, and so starts the distrust.