Rick and Morty has more toxic fandom than even James Mason.

That cop looked like a proper bugperson too.

The cop has already been fired for "unrelated dissapointing performance" if my sources aren't full of shit

Acquitted of charges.

Should be hung.

my favorite part about it is that the video wasn't released until after the trial

the jury never saw it

For real, these last three months have made me hate cops more than I ever have.

Same.

Ruby Ridge and Waco.

Fucking rustling.

A dozen wacos would do us some good. the more people who hate the system the better

pragmatically speaking

@☦Colton of Yore☦ *hanged

Very different meanings

If you don't hate cops now you're already retarded. Shit raining upon the goyim won't wake them up in itself, no matter how bad it gets, unless there's a movement defying the system.

Not true at all

Rape cops

"There won't be ever a spontaneous nationwide insurrection that will neatly depose of the system once the line in the sand ("things are so bad people will soon rise up™") has been crossed, that's an anarchist fantasy. USSR wasn't overthrown by righteous nationalists, same with USA. One cannot wait for the System's collapse, merely for a moment of weakness."

From a few lines up in discussion.

I'm not saying that though

Instead of more dead nazis, wish for more dead cops and system whores, that oughta set a more encouraging example as well.

Waco and RR weren't nazis one was a christianesque cult and the other was a weird libertarian and his family.

But it convinced a nazi to scare the government

I think you're missing the point

I haven't made my point exactly

Well...I guess the optimal situation would be Trump Regime cracking down on useless patriotards.

I thought Randy Weaver was woke tho, didn't he hang around with Aryan Nations or something?

Not that I can find

he's not even dead

find him and ask him yourself

Hmm, sec, I'm like 90% sure.

Weaver was a Nazi.

Is one.

They got 3 mil.

They killed his wife and son.

"Weaver was approached at a 1986 Aryan Nations rally by ATF informant Kenneth Faderley (posing as a biker named Gus Magisono) who was investigating Weaver's friend Frank Kumnick[citation needed]. Faderley presented himself as an illegal firearms dealer from New Jersey. Faderley met Weaver again at the 1987 World Congress. Weaver skipped the 1988 Aryan Nations meeting and ran as a candidate for county sheriff"

t. Kikeipedia but probably true still

@Krieg

Oh

cool

He was CI.

They had a church.