I understand where you are coming from....
I am and always have been my own free thinker...
I agreed with him on past subjects and will admit I liked the guy's stance on some things...
But yes...I get it now...you are either all in with him or all out....He can not take someone having a different opinions than him...
If you do...you are wrong....you are stupid...and of course you become a target...
I hate to say it but him and another poster here that has been mysteriously quiet the last few weeks are very similar in their thinking...
But yes lesson learned...
Lmfao what do you think I’m doing? Advocating for the world to do this?
It’s just a bunch of progressives in Seattle....After 3 weeks of not getting their trash and recycling picked up I’m sure that experiment will be done with. Lol.
Only morons think I am advocating for this. I enjoy anything that pisses off Trump nowadays. So of course I’m going to fuck with it right now. But like I said, a couple weeks of not getting trash and recycling picked up and this will be over
Do you remember when the Bundy bunch went up and occupied an abandoned building in the middle of nowhere Oregon? Do you remember how the left was loudly calling for the military to go in and slaughter them all? Do you remember when Levoy Finicum was killed, not only did the left defend it as justified, but celebrated it and called for the rest of them to be dealt with the same way?
Chaz Security Forces:
[h=1]Seattle ‘autonomous zone’ has armed guards, local businesses threatened with extortion…[/h]Seattle police say they have received reports of armed guards and potential extortion in a self-declared autonomous zone that spans several blocks and includes a now-closed precinct.
“We’ve heard, anecdotally, reports of citizens and businesses being asked to pay a fee to operate within this area. This is the crime of extortion. If anyone has been subjected to this, we need them to call 911,” Assistant Chief of Police Deanna Nollette said on Wednesday.
Officers retreated from the area in an effort to quell the violence– which included multiple shootings, one that was sparked after a man rammed his vehicle into a crowd of protesters. Police officers have deployed tear gas and pepper spray to disperse large groups of people.
“We wanted to be able to facilitate and support peaceful demonstrations,” Nollette said.
Demonstrations within the autonomous zone have been mostly peaceful, with no reports of violence, but police say armed guards have been surrounding the perimeter of the region and residents who live within the boundaries are “forced to show ID to prove you “belong” there,” a law enforcement official told Fox News.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to discuss the unfolding situation, the official told Fox News some people living in the area — which includes numerous bars, restaurants, businesses and private residences — have been “begging for help because they are not being allowed into their homes without ID.”
Police have been told to stay away from the region unless there is a call to 911 for help.
The official also added that leaders in the anti-cop zone are “starting to extort money from the local businesses within the border for ‘protection.'” Mckenzie Diamond, who lives in the “Autonomous Zone,” told Kiro 7 the experience has been “a bit stressful.”
“No one at these checkpoints has the legal authority to demand identification from anyone. We ask if anyone is subjected to these demands to call 911 and report the incident,” Nollette said.
“While Washington is an open-carry state, there is no legal right for those arms to be used to intimidate community members,” she told Komo News. Nollette also added that they are aware of threats to burn down the East Precinct, which she said “would endanger residents, firefighters and businesses.”
[h=1]Seattle ‘autonomous zone’ has armed guards, local businesses threatened with extortion…[/h]Seattle police say they have received reports of armed guards and potential extortion in a self-declared autonomous zone that spans several blocks and includes a now-closed precinct.
“We’ve heard, anecdotally, reports of citizens and businesses being asked to pay a fee to operate within this area. This is the crime of extortion. If anyone has been subjected to this, we need them to call 911,” Assistant Chief of Police Deanna Nollette said on Wednesday.
Officers retreated from the area in an effort to quell the violence– which included multiple shootings, one that was sparked after a man rammed his vehicle into a crowd of protesters. Police officers have deployed tear gas and pepper spray to disperse large groups of people.
“We wanted to be able to facilitate and support peaceful demonstrations,” Nollette said.
Demonstrations within the autonomous zone have been mostly peaceful, with no reports of violence, but police say armed guards have been surrounding the perimeter of the region and residents who live within the boundaries are “forced to show ID to prove you “belong” there,” a law enforcement official told Fox News.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to discuss the unfolding situation, the official told Fox News some people living in the area — which includes numerous bars, restaurants, businesses and private residences — have been “begging for help because they are not being allowed into their homes without ID.”
Police have been told to stay away from the region unless there is a call to 911 for help.
The official also added that leaders in the anti-cop zone are “starting to extort money from the local businesses within the border for ‘protection.'” Mckenzie Diamond, who lives in the “Autonomous Zone,” told Kiro 7 the experience has been “a bit stressful.”
“No one at these checkpoints has the legal authority to demand identification from anyone. We ask if anyone is subjected to these demands to call 911 and report the incident,” Nollette said.
“While Washington is an open-carry state, there is no legal right for those arms to be used to intimidate community members,” she told Komo News. Nollette also added that they are aware of threats to burn down the East Precinct, which she said “would endanger residents, firefighters and businesses.”
