Posted on 01/22/2017 8:29:00 AM PST by davikkm
The collective will provide.
“Let’s make it legal to shoot any “protestor” in a Guy Fawkes mask or a bandanna covering the face. We can issue hunting tags for them - no limit.”
Exactly why WE need to dispense with the Trumpian uniforms, especially in enemy territory.
An earlier story reported that a VENDOR selling Trump tee-shirts was actually a protest supporter (politely accepting OUR cash, while thoughtfully providing us with easily targeted uniforms for his fellow anarchists to identify us)
When an arsonist set a big fire, the vendor cheerfully contributed the Trump tee-shirts for fuel.
Another story reported a vendor selling both pro-Trump and pro-protestor gear. The reporter thought it funny. I do not. It shows how many ways we are funding them.
This is the kind of stuff they do, folks. Let’s wise up.
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The latter-day IWW are just bitter clingers to long-past glory days. They definitely are not workers. That doesn’t mean they’re not dangerous, though. They’ll still do a lot of damage to persons and property, just to assert themselves.
Yes - and obviously the police think it was a good shoot as they let him go. Even if the guy in the yellow hat had not been attacked - Washington State law allows one to use deadly force to stop a felony on another person - even a stranger.
https://vid.me/V3JL/shooting-at-uw
The guy that got shot is on your video at the -:14 mark, right underneath the blue poster/sign and confronting the guy in the yellow hat. Prior to that he was walking and towering over Mr. yellow hat.
Below is the link to the professional photo of the guy that got shot. Shaved head, beard and shiny buttons on his lapel are evident in the video.
http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/crime/police-release-man-arrested-in-uw-shooting/
My grandfather was a wobblie.
These guys are anarchist that have nothing in common with workers.
IWW were some of the original Union organizers in the early 1900s in the pacific NW. Back when unions were actually needed.
These guys are pretenders at best.
University of New Mexico has it's own SWAT team, I know because I out shot one of their members at the range using my 1923 Colt Officer's Model in .38 Special.
Do you have a link to the video?
Somebody has posted videos earlier in the thread.
I saw that after I asked.
thanks for the reply anyway.
“The condition of the wounded 34-year-old man”
Why is this older man (the one who was shot) on a college campus surrounded by kids protesting Milo? Why he dressed up like Halloween throwing rocks and shooting paint balls at people coming to see Milo?
34? Really, dude? Time to re-evaluate your life.
In one of the links from the IWW group (or whatever) it said he is one of their leaders, and now is the time for all of us to rise up and blah, blah, blah. It sounds like he was a paid, professional protestor.
As we know, these protests are too well-organized to just be spontaneous. Maybe Trump can put a %90 “tariff” on Soro’s money coming in to support these protesters. Or better yet, put a bounty on Soro’s head for supporting these terrorists.
My son was there to go see Milo. But the right to freely assemble was denied to him and all the others because of this mob, that struck fear into the cops. (I’m glad my son was okay, he said he was on fire with the one-liners that night, pointing at the mob’s signs, drummers, etc. - and the conservatives around him were cracking up.)
Yea, they better think twice before rising up now. Big mistake.
I meant that individuals will cede control to the collective, they will receive what the collective dictates. In other words communism. That’s what lies at the end of their search for utopia, loss of all freedom and individuality.
“The owners think of us as machines. And that’s exactly how they treat us - as machines that turn bread and lettuce into money for them,” said Pratt Street driver and IWW member Brendan Camiel, “So it shouldn’t surprise us that they don’t think we need wages we can live on, or even basic respect. Why should they care about the money & time we spend maintaining our bikes & our bodies for them, or or the emotional & physical toll our working conditions take on us? We, the Jimmy John’s Workers Union, will force them to care.”
I found the above from a google search on “Brendan” and “IWW” (in one of the videos someone yelled “they shot Brendan”).
Not sure if it is the same guy, this article is from Baltimore and only two years old.
But - a search of this guys name, Brendan Camiel put him in highschool in 1999 as a 17-year old in Towson, MD. So it could be him - he would be 34 now. The high school article was about writing in the AP classes that were getting honors.
Regarding writing: “’You have to be bold and sensitive and honest,’ said Brendan Camiel, 17, of Towson.”
I found the following on the net - the video with the person saying “They shot Brendan” - they obviously were mistaken. (Or Brendan is his stage name for riots).
From the net:
“The victim in the Friday night shooting is recovering and breathing on his own, according to hospital officials. He was identified by the Times as longtime activist and Industrial Workers of the World union member Josh Dukes.”
The article said the shooter had contacted Milo prior to the event, and wanted Milo to replace a MAGA hat that had been taken in a previous(?) protest, and for Milo to sign it.
Two things seem odd. One - to expect Milo to have a MAGA hat to give to him. Two - to be armed and expect to just walk into a school (illegal with gun) and meet with Milo. I’m probably just paranoid, but that doesn’t square with my thought process. If I was Milo I would want this looked into a bit more.
OR - the Facebook message is a fake.
Or - it is all true and the guy is a Milo fan, and thank goodness he had a gun to defend himself with.
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