Posted on 07/11/2020 12:05:52 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
Every night for the past six weeks in Portland, Oregon, antifa and Black Lives Matter rioters, looters and vandals have turned what used to be a nice neighborhood in downtown into a war zone. Portlanders are sick of it.
The police commissioner/mayor and the new BLM-approved police chief have done little about it. The Portland Police Officers Association held a scathing news conference, issuing a no-confidence throwdown to City Hall and begging elected officials to stop defending antifa.
But next to nothing has been done by local Portland police.
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That happened in Florida. A woman got arrested and threatened with jail time and the burglar walks. NO warning shots. Ever. Stop the threat or don’t shoot.
“no one will want to become a policeman”
Well, that is not really the case. There is no such thing as “no police”. There are always police. It is just that traditionally, they wear a blue uniform and have a badge and are trained to uphold the duly enacted law. These are the guys I was referring to. In the case of Portland, it looks like they will replaced with police wearing black with a black bandanna and sunglasses, and they will just make up the law as they go. I for one would like to see the changeover happen rapidly. Then the US can get a good look at the future the Dems have planned for us.
I won’t set foot in Portland ever again.
Portland OR is not St Louis, but probably both are Soros DA’s.
"Everything theses these Alt-Left thugs...
I’m the same way about NYC; I live a dozen miles west of it, have easy train access, and haven’t been there in many years. When you’re descended from normals who fled these places, they hold little charm...
Maybe it’s because the powers that be, are playing for the other side.
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