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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TideGlider who wrote (201586)	8/25/2017 12:41:35 AM
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What a disaster. This will cause more deaths if you go after law abiding citizens guns.

To: TideGlider who wrote (201586)	8/25/2017 8:37:40 AM
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Armed Antifa Group Calls For Revolution, Seizing Property, And Violence Against Police IAN MILES CHEONG Contributor 6:45 PM 08/24/2017 An armed Antifa group is launching a new cell in Philadelphia, with support from the “alt-left” alternative media. The group currently hosts anti-police workshops called “Our Enemies in Blue.” The group draws inspiration from convicted murderers and calls for violence against the police, theft of goods, and armed insurrection. Antifa websites like It’s Going Down, Sub.Media and Insurrection News have been promoting the group, which calls itself the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement, calling on their readers to donate to a Fundrazr account for the creation of the new cell. The press release the group published in far-left media is filled with hyperbolic claims about how “mosques are being ruthlessly bombed” and how “LGBTQ are being battered.” “The destruction of black life continues unabated as millions languish in the plantations of the modern day slave system,” the group states. Taking pride in the “legacy” of “Philadelphia’s rich revolutionary tradition,” RAM cites Mumia Abu Jamal, the Black Panther activist who shot and killed Philadelphia police officer Daniel Faulkner in 1981. It also cites Russell Shoats, who shot a police officer in the back five times in 1970. Similar to Antifa, the actions of the Black Panthers have been described as having a “very undefined purpose of assaulting police officers.” Like other Antifa groups, RAM claims to oppose the usual -isms and white supremacy, but a quick look at the organization’s “Political Foundation” page, as highlighted by Far Left Watch, notes the inclusion of several alarming points, including the “Abolition of Gender,” and the “Expropriation and the Cooperative Economy.” Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement (Screenshot: RAM website) The latter calls on members to “expropriate” or “take away” goods, lands, and tools to “begin the revolutionary process.” Expropriation is another way of saying “seize” or “steal.” The organization models itself after the so-called Rojava Revolution, a leftist guerilla movement currently active in northern Syria. RAM states that the communists offer a “foundation in communal and council based political organization and militant defense.” The organizations within the Rojava Revolution are currently involved in combat against ISIS. Far Left Watch notes that RAM has been hosting a variety of anti-police workshops including a “Legal Training” workshop, a class on the “Introduction to Anarchism,” and one called “Our Enemies in Blue,” which deals with anti-police action–or how to handle police officers during violent clashes. Despite active calls for violence against law enforcement and revolution against the government, the liberal media has been surprisingly lenient in its coverage of Antifa, depicting them as righteous crusaders against the rise of white supremacy. Ian Miles Cheong is a journalist and outspoken media critic. You can reach him through social media at @stillgray on Twitter and on Facebook. Tags: Alt-Left, Antifa

To: TideGlider who wrote (201586)	8/26/2017 12:27:29 PM
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To: TideGlider who wrote (201586)	8/27/2017 11:15:22 AM
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Turn down your volume for this. Eurotrash kicks cop in family jewels. Gets knocked out in response. [fbv]710122509173533[/fbv]

To: TideGlider who wrote (201586)	8/29/2017 4:42:44 AM
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Berkeley Police Identify 13 Arrested In Protest Violence 8/28/2017, 11:47:32 PM · by WilliamIII · 27 replies CBS SF Bay Area ^ \| Aug 28 2017 \| CBS SF Bay Area Police arrested 13 people Sunday who attended demonstrations in Berkeley. According to Berkeley police, the 13 suspects were arrested on suspicion of various offenses, including assault with a deadly weapon, felony assault and violating the Berkeley Municipal Code. • Photos: Booking Photos Of Protesters Arrested In Berkeley The youngest suspect is a 20-year-old man from Santa Rosa, and the oldest is a 47-year-old man from Portland, Oregon, police said. • ALSO READ: Patriot Prayer Leader Pepper-Sprayed, Detained At Berkeley Rally Most of the suspects arrested are from Berkeley and Oakland. One suspect is from Sparks, Nevada, police said. Row 1 (L-R) Brittany Mooreman, Emily Gillespie, Harlan Paknau. Row 2 (L-R) James Dominic, Joshua Phillips, Kristopher Wyrick, Levi Smith. Row 3 (L-R) Rachael Lea Moore, Sean Hines, Seth Vasquez, Yesenia Mendez. (Alameda County Sheriff) Police said one officer was injured during an arrest and several other officers were struck with paint. Six people were injured during the demonstrations and were treated by paramedics. Two of those individuals were taken to hospitals for treatment, police said. A rally called “No to Marxism” took place at Berkeley’s Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park. Police estimated that about 4,000 people attended the rally. A separate demonstration called the “Rally Against Hate” took place a few blocks away at Oxford and Addison streets on the West Crescent lawn on the campus of the University of California at Berkeley. In order to safeguard the demonstrations and public spaces, Berkeley police received assistance and support from various city and county agencies, as well as police agencies from neighboring cities. According to the Berkeley Police Department, the people arrested were: Seth Vazquez, 25, of Berkeley Mark Misohink, 23, of Oakland James Dominic, 23, of Oakland Kristopher Wyrick, 39, of Alpine (San Diego County) Harlan Pankau, 38, of Jamul (San Diego County) Levi Smith, 32, of Sparks, Nevada Sean Hines, 20, of Santa Rosa Brittany Moorman, 26, of Oakland Yesenia Mendez, 22, city unknown Emily Gillespie, 22, of Berkeley Sean Dougan, 47, of Portland, Oregon Rachel Moore, 40, of Oakland Joshua Phillips, 36, of Oakland