did you see the pics of the officers in texas? lol

I can just picture one of them getting stuck in a gun port.

their cheap ass condor carriers can't even cover their vitals

Theyre gonna have to start making roll plates.

cover up that vital energy storage chamber.

ie fat rolls

I wonder if the cops really know how to use the m240s

I mean it’s not hard

Even if they do bet they won’t wanna be up their when they realize how bad Molotovs will fuck them up.

I mean

Think of it this way

god bless Texas

Would you like to get fucked by a Molotov?

why would they be so dumb to arrest the amount they did in the way that they did

I’m alittle bummed they didn’t defend themselves but uh whatever

I am

They are defending themselves. They all have lawyers. Blinding murdering cops would’ve done nothing for the movement

It's not blind when they bring an BrapAttack truck up on you and the boys. Because reasons... they should not be allowed to militarily police the people.

That’s kinda gay

https://about.fb.com/news/2020/05/april-cib-report/

@Kato well that just makes me feel so much safer *reloads in silent*

neat. Not my work but share around

https://www.ntd.com/a-kentucky-man-is-facing-charges-for-threats-to-governor-and-state-troopers-over-social-distancing-measures_463138.html

@Bogs_Bunny federal charges means it was probably an NFA item that wasn't registered.

@Bogs_Bunny it's a direct threat to a specific person. Wording is very important. Saying "this wouldn't happen if the threat of tar and feathers was still a reality" is going to get them watching you but unable le to do anything. However, saying "when can we tar and feather these specific people?" Is legal grounds for charges.

The searched his property, I'm assuming after a warrant regarding an online threat, and found the weapons.

Move to legalise tar and feathering😂 I dont see any reason it should be viewed as a "threat." Done properly, the "victim" is still very much alive with only minimal physical harm. I really would like to see it happen to people in public life as a "gentle" reminder that no one is untouchable

The whole point of insurrection is to disregard the laws. Who cares if it's legal?

Tarring and feathering is extremely violent and there is massive amounts of harm lmao, shit wasn’t a joke.

Harm minimized by wearing gloves. And I'm aware of the violence necessary if the "victim" is conscious.

It is the year of our Lord 2020, there is no need to use hot tar. There are plenty of safer alternatives such as glue or blood.

Blood is an effective temporary adhesive

This shit real?

Yeah it's real

https://www.google.com/amp/s/globalnews.ca/news/6910821/coronavirus-papaya-goat-tanzania/amp/

Anyone savvy on “anti monitoring” techniques and such?
I’m looking in to using a VPN on the phone and some other options for keeping private.

There has been lots of discussion of that on here. From VPN’s and faradays to entire systems dedicated to secure comma

@BOOGEREATER69
Proton VPN is a solid free app. Swiss based, not beholden to us federal law