I don't know why you bother, either. Maybe it's because you have nothing to say if it isn't derogatory or insulting...and you get frustrated when that doesn't have any effect.
Pretty sure my posting history shows otherwise; I'll let the peanut gallery decide. And don't worry, I am no longer frustrated by your posts because my expectations have fallen to nothing based on your past performance. You are simply too blindly dogmatic to be interesting.
Lol. Is that what you do every time Trump or his cronies eff up?
I'm not the screaming type. I leave that up to liberals.
He is the gop messenger for this message board. Thats his job
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Love how you include the acts by your side on this.Nonsense.
- Los Angeles, CA: The Los Angeles Police Department reported 561 total arrests related to protest activity since June 7, with 38 specifically during the "No Kings" protests on June 14. Of these, 35 were for curfew violations, one for failure to disperse, one for resisting, obstructing, or delaying a police officer, and one for resisting arrest.
- Portland, OR: Portland police reported three arrests near an ICE facility during protests declared a riot, citing "criminal actions, and not constitutionally protected free speech."
- Denver, CO: Denver Police reported 34 arrests and one juvenile cited during evening clashes on June 14, primarily for failing to obey lawful orders or interfering with police, with one additional person detained on an active arrest warrant.
- Washington, D.C.: U.S. Capitol Police arrested 60 protesters on June 13 (the evening before the main protests) for unlawful demonstration and crossing a police line, with some facing additional charges like assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.
- Culpeper, VA: One person, Joseph R. Checklick Jr., was arrested for allegedly driving an SUV into a dispersing crowd, striking at least one person.
- Salt Lake City, UT: Three people were taken into custody after a shooting during a march, including a suspected shooter who was also injured.
- Nashville, TN: At least one person was arrested, though specific details were not provided.
- New York City, NY: On June 10-11 (prior to the main "No Kings" protests), 86 people were arrested during protests against immigration raids in lower Manhattan.
- Austin, TX: One person was arrested in connection with threats against lawmakers, leading to the evacuation of the Texas State Capitol before a planned protest.
- Palm Springs, CA: One person, Edward Miranda, was arrested for allegedly threatening violence at a "No Kings" rally.
36 people arrested in Denver after ‘No Kings’ protests, police say
Three dozen protesters were arrested Saturday night in Denver on investigation of charges ranging from blocking streets to resisting arrest, according to the police department.
"No Kings" protests see major crowds, violence in some states
Despite peaceful demonstrations reported in multiple cities, violence flared at some anti-Trump protests over the weekend.
38 people arrested following "No Kings" protest in downtown L.A.
LAPD said law enforcement arrested 38 people following the "No Kings" protests in downtown Saturday afternoon.
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561 incidents over 7 million people = .8% (and this doesn't discount situations where the police were overzealous as we have seen in previous protests meaning the actual incidence rate is probably lower).Nonsense.
- Los Angeles, CA: The Los Angeles Police Department reported 561 total arrests related to protest activity since June 7, with 38 specifically during the "No Kings" protests on June 14. Of these, 35 were for curfew violations, one for failure to disperse, one for resisting, obstructing, or delaying a police officer, and one for resisting arrest.
- Portland, OR: Portland police reported three arrests near an ICE facility during protests declared a riot, citing "criminal actions, and not constitutionally protected free speech."
- Denver, CO: Denver Police reported 34 arrests and one juvenile cited during evening clashes on June 14, primarily for failing to obey lawful orders or interfering with police, with one additional person detained on an active arrest warrant.
- Washington, D.C.: U.S. Capitol Police arrested 60 protesters on June 13 (the evening before the main protests) for unlawful demonstration and crossing a police line, with some facing additional charges like assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.
- Culpeper, VA: One person, Joseph R. Checklick Jr., was arrested for allegedly driving an SUV into a dispersing crowd, striking at least one person.
- Salt Lake City, UT: Three people were taken into custody after a shooting during a march, including a suspected shooter who was also injured.
- Nashville, TN: At least one person was arrested, though specific details were not provided.
- New York City, NY: On June 10-11 (prior to the main "No Kings" protests), 86 people were arrested during protests against immigration raids in lower Manhattan.
- Austin, TX: One person was arrested in connection with threats against lawmakers, leading to the evacuation of the Texas State Capitol before a planned protest.
- Palm Springs, CA: One person, Edward Miranda, was arrested for allegedly threatening violence at a "No Kings" rally.
36 people arrested in Denver after ‘No Kings’ protests, police say
Three dozen protesters were arrested Saturday night in Denver on investigation of charges ranging from blocking streets to resisting arrest, according to the police department.
"No Kings" protests see major crowds, violence in some states
Despite peaceful demonstrations reported in multiple cities, violence flared at some anti-Trump protests over the weekend.
38 people arrested following "No Kings" protest in downtown L.A.
LAPD said law enforcement arrested 38 people following the "No Kings" protests in downtown Saturday afternoon.
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Purposeful, isn’t it?
Nope. He shifts as the party shifts
There are no Kings. The anti-Trump peasants are rallying against an imaginary King.
Says the guy who couldn't recognize a simple analogy.
What are you ten years old?
Right. You said that already. Are there no analogies where you're from? Do you imagine they mean King literally?
You seem to be arguing around an assumption that they mean King literally. Why?
The DOJ imagined that. They investigated him and everything and found that they couldn't say he wasnt a Russian agent but that he did do a lot of obstructing.
Well if you're going to act like someone simple who doesnt understand analogies why shouldn't I treat you as the simple soul you present yourself as?
I'm not the person having problems understanding anything. You are though.
I never wrote that. Check your own assumptions.You seem to be arguing around an assumption that they mean King literally. Why?
You're not interested in a discussion.The DOJ imagined that. They investigated him and everything and found that they couldn't say he wasnt a Russian agent but that he did do a lot of obstructing.
Well if you're going to act like someone simple who doesnt understand analogies why shouldn't I treat you as the simple soul you present yourself as?
I understand that you were starting from the assumption that they mean Kings literally. Is this not the case anymore?
You did write a bunch of times that there are no Kings as if you believed Kings was literal. I'm checking you and now you're acting all coy and frail.
But we're all to pretend you were even though you can't tell us what your no Kings argument is about. Sure....
I understand that you were starting from the assumption that they mean Kings literally. Is this not the case anymore?
You did write a bunch of times that there are no Kings as if you believed Kings was literal. I'm checking you and now you're acting all coy and frail.
But we're all to pretend you were even though you can't tell us what your no Kings argument is about. Sure....
I did read your posts and that's what made we question whether you think they mean Kings literally and so I asked and now you're here being frail about it.
It's a simple yes or no....You mean these imaginary contacts?
