The people behind the violence in the American protests of George Floyd.

hanimmal said:

He doesn't stutter so much because he worked very hard to overcome it.

You are so full of shit man, it is hilarious. He got out of the military because he was in law school.


Who cares about Hunter? He is not going to be put in charge of middle east peace fleece or the Covid response is he?


Nope still here. And yes competent.

You started out the morning as a human for a couple posts, but now you are full on in your troll mode huh.

It is a shame, because the more you turn troll, the more obvious it is that you know you are full of shit pushing lies for Dear Leader.

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hanimmal said:

He doesn't stutter so much because he worked very hard to overcome it.

You are so full of shit man, it is hilarious. He got out of the military because he was in law school.


Who cares about Hunter? He is not going to be put in charge of middle east peace fleece or the Covid response is he?


Nope still here. And yes competent.

You started out the morning as a human for a couple posts, but now you are full on in your troll mode huh.

It is a shame, because the more you turn troll, the more obvious it is that you know you are full of shit pushing lies for Dear Leader.

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SaltyCracker said:

Im not trolling. Simply having a discussion. Again, its not trolling bc you dont like what i say or differ in opinion

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SaltyCracker said:

Yes hunter will have a position at the WH. Idk if i could handle that knowing ive seen him take close ups pics of his bootyhole. Eww..oh..and the kid fking.

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SaltyCracker said:

Im not trolling. Simply having a discussion. Again, its not trolling bc you dont like what i say or differ in opinion

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SaltyCracker said:

ive seen him take close ups pics of his bootyhole

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SaltyCracker said:

I respect your opinion. You have the 1st ammendment to speak freely. I wont silence you, cancel you, doxx you. Our ancestors faught for that right to freedom of speech. I thank them and you should thank them. But cancelling those that have a different opinion from you is straight from the nazi playbook.

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V256.420 said:

So now we know what turns you on. Got it!! Will look for some of those now and send 'em to ya

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SaltyCracker said:

So lookimg at the weather forcast turns me on too? I just want to see whats happening. Your logic is very strange. Wernt you the one basically telling me if i wasnt there witnessing the voter fraud with mine very own eyes..then it didnt happen.

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hanimmal said:

Whose canceling you snowflake? And thanks for respecting my opinion, but I try to stick to facts and reality over my opinion whenever possible.

And unlike Trump cultists I never read the nazi playbook.

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V256.420 said:

You just said you witnessed Hunter Biden taking pictures of his bootyhole. I'm making fun of you for it. My logic is spot on. You are too dumb to get it

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SaltyCracker said:

No thats not logic bro lol. Its an attempt at trolling. You call me the troll. Bit i twist nothing out of nothing. Hypocracy is showing strong with you

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hanimmal said:

Whose canceling you snowflake? And thanks for respecting my opinion, but I try to stick to facts and reality over my opinion whenever possible.

And unlike Trump cultists I never read the nazi playbook.

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SaltyCracker said:

I posted it the other day. You read it.its everything the dems are doimg to everyone now.

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SaltyCracker said:

He didnt say that he did pedo shit to girls. But i got a link to hunters laptop vid of him getting a foot job by a 10 yr old girl. Want to look at it pedo buck cuck. Right up your ally.

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SaltyCracker said:

.they arent all kid porn.

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SaltyCracker said:

So lookimg at the weather forcast turns me on too? I just want to see whats happening.

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A website designed to raise $2 million in defense funds for Kyle Rittenhouse, the Illinois teenager charged with killing two men and injuring a third during street protests in Kenosha, Wis., in August, has prompted concerns among experts who call it a dangerous step toward injecting brand marketing into criminal defense.

The website, which went live late last week, features more than 30 apparel items and accessories emblazoned with the logo “Free Kyle” and a slogan, “Self-defense is a right, not a privilege” — a direct quote from Rittenhouse, his attorneys say. There’s a beanie ($21.99), a hoodie ($39.99) and a T-shirt ($21.99).

By midday Tuesday, the website had collected nearly $60,000 from more than 800 donors, according to a counter on the site.

Rittenhouse is charged with first-degree intentional homicide and first-degree reckless homicide in the killings of two men, Anthony Huber and Joseph Rosenbaum, on Aug. 25, following protests over the police shooting of Jacob Blake. He is also charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide for allegedly shooting and injuring a third man, Gaige Grosskreutz, along with possession of a dangerous weapon while under the age of 18 and two counts of first-degree reckless endangerment.

Since his arrest, Rittenhouse has emerged as a folk hero for the far right. The #FightBack Foundation raised $2 million in bail money that secured his freedom in late November. He is awaiting trial while living with his family in an undisclosed location in the Midwest. Far-right and gun rights groups including the National Association for Gun Rights and American Wolf 689 have raised money for living expenses.

John Pierce, a Los Angeles-based attorney for Rittenhouse, said the website is controlled by the teen’s family and is not connected to any outside organization. Pierce started out on Rittenhouse’s criminal defense team until he stepped down to focus on filing future civil defamation cases involving the family. He is not receiving payment from the funds the website generates, he said.

“We have to do anything and everything to ensure that he gets the best possible defense, and that is expensive,” he said. “We need to raise as much as we can. So we’re taking any and all measures to raise money.”

Kenosha: How two men’s paths crossed in an encounter that has divided the nation

The website is also designed to personalize Rittenhouse and confirm the self-defense argument his criminal attorneys have outlined during prior court hearings.

An 11-minute video documentary on the site uses video footage from the night to walk viewers through the shootings while portraying the victims as dangerous. It also poses questions about Rosenbaum’s death, saying that “it remains unclear if all four of [his] wounds were caused by Rittenhouse.”

The website includes a statement from Rittenhouse’s mother, Wendy, a video showing her reunion with him and an FAQ section about the case.

Jeff Neslund, a Chicago-based civil rights attorney and a former prosecutor with the Cook County state’s attorney’s office, said the website “is dangerous for prosecutors” attempting to secure a conviction in the pending trial, because it has the potential to taint a jury pool.

“You’re going to have a lot of people who want to be on this jury to help this kid because they have an agenda, so prosecutors will have a tougher time to do their homework to flush those people out,” he said. “But if someone says they never saw the website, what are you going to do? Check their browser history?”

Pierce defended the site, saying “the notion of a fair trial was blown out of the water” when celebrities and political figures used the case to portray Rittenhouse “as a mass murderer and white supremacist.”

“All we are doing is defending his reputation and telling the truth,” Pierce said. “He has a constitutional right to that. There’s nothing wrong or inappropriate to it.”

Neslund said the website represents “a new era” in trial defense, largely because of the influence that social media can have on cases.

“Just the fact that you can promote character evidence that may or may not be admissible [during a trial] on a website — it’s a different world,” he said.

In late November, before Pierce left Rittenhouse’s defense team, Kenosha County Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger asked a judge in the county circuit court to order Pierce to comply with ethics rules that prohibit attorneys from making public statements that could prejudice jurors. Neslund said the website could arguably fall outside those legal parameters, because the statements are coming from the Rittenhouse family, not his attorneys.

A mentally ill man, a heavily armed teenager and the night Kenosha burned

The website places the case into a wider context of Second Amendment rights.

“A 17-year-old American citizen is being sacrificed by politicians,” a narrator says at the conclusion of the video. “But it’s not Kyle Rittenhouse they’re after. Their endgame is to strip away the constitutional right of all citizens to defend our communities, our personal property, our lives and the lives of our loved ones. This is the moment when the home of the brave rise to defend the land of the free.”

That language casts Rittenhouse as a relatable figure and “an honorable person who was forced to shoot people in a matter of self-defense,” said Tim Calkins, a brand-marketing expert at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.

“As a result, he represents all the good things about our country, such as taking responsibility and standing up for what is right,” said Calkins, adding that the merchandise makes that branding tangible. “Brands play a very powerful role in defining who we are. That is true whether we wear a Patagonia jacket or a ‘Free Kyle’ T-shirt.”

He said compared the branding of Rittenhouse with that of Colin Kaepernick, the former National Football League player who gained attention after taking a knee during the national anthem. Both now represent complex issues that exist beyond themselves, but Kaepernick achieved his fame organically while Rittenhouse’s branding is deliberate, Calkins said.

“I’m not sure this is a high-water mark in the world of branding,” he added. “Here we have people using tools of brand-building to build the brand of an accused criminal and that is taking us places that are very different.”

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Jimdamick said:

Members of the far-right group, the Proud Boys, will head to Washington, DC to rally for President Donald Trump on January 6 - the day on which Congress is scheduled to meet to finalize the 2020 presidential election results.
Leaders from the group have shared with their followers that they intend to attend the rally "incognito" and wearing "ALL black."
The Proud Boys intend to take further steps to blend in with other protesters.
Tarrio wrote: "We will be incognito and we will spread across downtown DC in smaller teams."
Joe Biggs, an organizer for the group, confirmed the alleged plans on his Parler account.
In a video, he said: "We will not be attending DC in colors. We will be blending in as one of you. You won't see us. You'll even think we are you. "
He continued: "We are going to smell like you, move like you, and look like you. The only thing we'll do that's us is think like us! Jan 6th is gonna be epic."
I'm just wondering if the GOP senators who signed onto/align with the Proud Boys, like Ted Cruz of Texas, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, James Lankford of Oklahoma, Steve Daines of Montana, John Kennedy of Louisiana, Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Mike Braun of Indiana, Senators-elect Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming, Roger Marshall of Kansas, Bill Hagerty of Tennessee and Tommy Tuberville of Alabama will be wearing black also.
They should because it would be appropriate, considering they are/have fucking destroyed the concept of Democracy in America.
Over Donald J Trump, that sub-human/creature this country is set, nay, destined to explode/self-destruct?
Holy fucking shit
Who could have imagined it?
Oh, that's right!!!
I fucking did
Very fucking sad, indeed

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