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Pookers said:

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RebelE Infantry said:

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Agreed. I was pushing back on this ridiculous notion that any highly organized right wing group comprised of physically fit dudes is automatically mUh fEdS

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If the patriot front aren't a bunch of glowies they need to be a little more tactical about how they do things. Showing up to protest in outfits (even completely peacefully) gives the media ammo to yell "muh huwhyte supreme pizzas" and the low IQ populace eats it up. I think they would be better served just getting involved in local politics, filing lawsuits / writs, etc.. (If they are already doing this then great).

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Here's the thing though- for every couple of low IQ drones lapping up the narrative, how many normies who are fed up will go and research PF and find that they are somewhat sympathetic to their ideas?

I don't know the answer but it's definitely something worth thinking about.

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Police led the men, one by one, to the front of patrol cars, took off their masks and then brought them to a police van.

Those arrested came from at least 11 states, including Washington, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, Illinois, Wyoming, Virginia and Arkansas, White said.

Only one was from Idaho, he said.

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One?

NPR

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BAP Enthusiast said:

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BREAKING:

Several Patriot Front members have been released so far.

It seems like these "charges" against them were simply an attempt to suppress their participation in the protest, and open them up for doxing.

— Klaus Arminius (@Klaus_Arminius) June 12, 2022

SHOCKER!

All of them are going to be released, this was done purely so they could legally dox them and screw over the lives of the members.

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Pookers said:

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RebelE Infantry said:

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Agreed. I was pushing back on this ridiculous notion that any highly organized right wing group comprised of physically fit dudes is automatically mUh fEdS

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If the patriot front aren't a bunch of glowies they need to be a little more tactical about how they do things. Showing up to protest in outfits (even completely peacefully) gives the media ammo to yell "muh huwhyte supreme pizzas" and the low IQ populace eats it up. I think they would be better served just getting involved in local politics, filing lawsuits / writs, etc.. (If they are already doing this then great).

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Why were the masks not taken down to check IDs? Oh yes because they are FBI agents!

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JohnFootball2 said:

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Hopefully they file a lawsuit and come out big.

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aggiehawg said:

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JohnFootball2 said:

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Hopefully they file a lawsuit and come out big.

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I doubt that. Government can temporarily detain you.

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CSTXAg92 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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Police led the men, one by one, to the front of patrol cars, took off their masks and then brought them to a police van.

Those arrested came from at least 11 states, including Washington, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, Illinois, Wyoming, Virginia and Arkansas, White said.

Only one was from Idaho, he said.

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One?

NPR

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Police found "paperwork" that showed the "master plan"

" Police found at least one smoke grenade in the truck, White said, and paperwork that appeared to show a master plan to riot both at the Pride event and along the main commercial strip of downtown Coeur d'Alene."

Of course they did! How else would the sheeple this whole farce was created for connect the dots!

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AggieLostinDallas said:

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aggiehawg said:

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Hopefully they file a lawsuit and come out big.

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I doubt that. Government can temporarily detain you.

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They can arrest you for a crime they have no evidence of?

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Do they have a history of rioting? If so, okay.

If not, "conspiracy to [commit crime based on no prior bad acts]" starts sounding like a thought crime if we aren't careful. Especially when ZERO prosecutions happened to ANTIFA for burning everything in '20

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They have never rioted, ever. The only thing they have ever done is March in formation in a protest that was approved.

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Amen, brother! It's my Constitutional right to a member of a white nationalist hate group if I want to.

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Yes, it is.

Or ANTIFA

Or BLM

Funny how only one of the above seems to have attracted the wrath of the Federal Government, however.

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What makes you think the Federal Government isn't tracking both?

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President Joe Biden on Tuesday condemned white supremacists, the media, the internet and politics for spreading racist conspiracy theories as he mourned the killing of 10 Black people in Buffalo, New York.

"What happened here is simple and straightforward: Terrorism, terrorism, domestic terrorism," he said.

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• Black Lives Matter leaders met with members of President Joe Biden's team as the White House and lawmakers are negotiating the details of a potential police reform deal.
• In a statement first provided to CNBC, Black Lives Matter said leaders recently met with White House officials to discuss their agenda.

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CanyonAg77 said:

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Which group is free to raise hell and raise money, and buy mansions, which is not.

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Watermelon Man said:

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jagvocate said:

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Do they have a history of rioting? If so, okay.

If not, "conspiracy to [commit crime based on no prior bad acts]" starts sounding like a thought crime if we aren't careful. Especially when ZERO prosecutions happened to ANTIFA for burning everything in '20

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They have never rioted, ever. The only thing they have ever done is March in formation in a protest that was approved.

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Amen, brother! It's my Constitutional right to a member of a white nationalist hate group if I want to.

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Watermelon Man said:

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Which group is free to raise hell and raise money, and buy mansions, which is not.

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I don't know.

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MouthBQ98 said:

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Accusing every incident of being an FBI failed flag is a way of mocking and criticizing their ineptness and corruption in leadership as of late.

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Watermelon Man said:

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jagvocate said:

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Do they have a history of rioting? If so, okay.

If not, "conspiracy to [commit crime based on no prior bad acts]" starts sounding like a thought crime if we aren't careful. Especially when ZERO prosecutions happened to ANTIFA for burning everything in '20

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They have never rioted, ever. The only thing they have ever done is March in formation in a protest that was approved.

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Amen, brother! It's my Constitutional right to a member of a white nationalist hate group if I want to.

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Yes, it is.

Or ANTIFA

Or BLM

Funny how only one of the above seems to have attracted the wrath of the Federal Government, however.

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What makes you think the Federal Government isn't tracking both? I would hope so.

Besides, weren't the local police the ones who caught these guys?

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MouthBQ98 said:

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You do realize most of the people insinuating this was an FBI false flag are doing so hyperbolically to criticize recent incidents where the FBI was flat out caught doing that very thing and found to have done so in a federal court resulting in failed prosecutions. Elements of the FBI have engaged in that and other corrupt behaviors in the last few years that have come to light and result in distrust and sarcastic criticisms.

Accusing every incident of being an FBI false flag is a way of mocking and criticizing their ineptness and corruption in leadership as of late. Yeah, it's extremely unlikely, but now we know not impossible.

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oldord said:

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Why did mods just delete '92's post that exposed him as an intellectual juvenile?

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oldord said:

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Why did mods just delete '92's post that exposed him as an intellectual juvenile?

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