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To: Helicondelta

Those are hardly the sort of missile which lends itself to throwing. 95% of the useful idiots cannot even lift one of those. The pavers in the photos appear to me to be leftover from a paving job.


12 posted on 05/31/2020 7:16:55 PM PDT by punchamullah
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To: punchamullah

Traditional bricks are not commonly available. Pallets of pavers like those pictured are readily available at every Lowes, Home Depot, etc...everywhere.
It stretched credulity that leftover pavers from legit work just coincidentally happen to be found in the riot areas.


18 posted on 05/31/2020 7:25:07 PM PDT by ocrp1982
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To: punchamullah

The bricks are used to break shop windows for looting. They are not meant to be missiles. Smaller brick won’t do the job.


32 posted on 05/31/2020 7:59:08 PM PDT by Helicondelta (Deplorable)
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To: punchamullah

A Black guy on Instagram showed a stack of bricks by a courthouse where he had served on a jury. He said there was no construction in the area. These are evidently being noticed in different locations.


33 posted on 05/31/2020 8:07:41 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (Some of the folks around these parts have been sniffing super flu.)
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To: punchamullah

#12. You wouldn’t want to be on the receiver end of a brick I had thrown.

Also, some bricks and concrete blocks are smashed into smaller, more grippable projectiles. I saw this first hand in the MayDay riots in DC in 1971. Ask former Chief Jerry Wilson about that big scar on his head and how he got it.

I was grazed by a 4-5 lb round quart stone that the Maoists were throwing at the DC police. Seems like old times, doesn’t it?


43 posted on 05/31/2020 9:18:25 PM PDT by MadMax, the Grinning Reaper
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