Correct me if I’m wrong tho

once again yes.

the proud boys are a convenient name to build the straw men for the left or even the center dems

who like to virtue signal about racism in the US

meanwhile advocating for lawlessness

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4dhPM99i4I

Bruce, why should I trust you over the FBI?

my track record is unblemished. the FBI has a terrible track record on both sides of the aisle

also, trust who you want @Malachi

i'm not into authoritarianism remember 😉

if the left wants lawless cities, run amok by mobs, and decentralization of police I'm in favor

^^

why do you say "the left" wants lawless cities?

just calls balls and strikes and when met with force, it will be reconciled

That was evidence with CHAZ and the actual defunding of police

this is correct.

advocation of lawlessness might be an overstatement on my part

Where the mayor issued a list of rules that said things like “give them your wallet” and things like that instead of having a backbone

And actually standing up to this shit

https://www.radio.com/1010wins/news/local/video-actor-rick-moranis-punched-near-central-park-report

If faced with violence the proper thing to do is to comply.

WWW

walking while white.

I love that guy. I hope he's okay.

@Malachi if that violence is the state i can understand your argument

in the case of individuals, no

but it's a lose lose

Is anyone going to answer my questions?

i answered.

@Malachi can you state the question again please?

I have two questions unanswered.

Why are "lawless cities" leftist?

What part of people being shot, a
leftist movement?

the lawless cities are all democrat run, so we can exchange left for dem if you like.

i'm not sure what you mean by the second question. are you missing an article of speech?

also this typing shit is brutal, get in the pit and speak you keyboard warriors.

wipe the cheeto dust off

and speak to me like a person

@Malachi because the ones causing the lawlessness are left movements, and the ones complying with this are democratic governors

@Malachi also I don’t understand the second question, can you elaborate?

Here's some delivery on the empirical evidence I promised. Here's a key plot for discussion:

Full report from the US Senate: https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Testimony-Braniff-2019-09-25.pdf

Is it a democratic ideology to support violence in the streets? Jacksonville and Fort Worth have seen violence but are staunch Republican.

You guys are claiming an ideological lean, but not backing it with actual ideology.