Walking to the Airport
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yeah, but you still have to do something to get them out. I'm thinking wood shampoos would be better. Any time you think your political ax to grind supercedes your fellow citizens' right to pass unimpeded you have a whacking coming.
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yeah, but you still have to do something to get them out. I'm thinking wood shampoos would be better. Any time you think your political ax to grind supercedes your fellow citizens' right to pass unimpeded you have a whacking coming.
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It's simple...Treat them like the Jan 6 rioters (who most had much less effect on people's lives than these people).
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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I truly do not understand how the cops (such as in the first video) are just parked there watching them. They should be immediately arrested for <whatever> on a public roadway.
@89th said in Walking to the Airport:
I truly do not understand how the cops (such as in the first video) are just parked there watching them.
Just a guess - Chicago Police have no jurisdiction on interstate roads. That's state police.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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It's simple...Treat them like the Jan 6 rioters (who most had much less effect on people's lives than these people).
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@89th said in Walking to the Airport:
I truly do not understand how the cops (such as in the first video) are just parked there watching them.
Just a guess - Chicago Police have no jurisdiction on interstate roads. That's state police.
@George-K said in Walking to the Airport:
@89th said in Walking to the Airport:
I truly do not understand how the cops (such as in the first video) are just parked there watching them.
Just a guess - Chicago Police have no jurisdiction on interstate roads. That's state police.
Similar has happened elsewhere.
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I dont understand how something like this would make me more sympathetic to their reason for protesting?
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I dont understand how something like this would make me more sympathetic to their reason for protesting?
@taiwan_girl said in Walking to the Airport:
I dont understand how something like this would make me more sympathetic to their reason for protesting?
Perhaps you could ask the "No Oil" art defacers for some insight?
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@taiwan_girl said in Walking to the Airport:
I dont understand how something like this would make me more sympathetic to their reason for protesting?
Perhaps you could ask the "No Oil" art defacers for some insight?
@George-K
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I’ve explained it. They are proving something to themselves. That they are willing to sacrifice for their ideals, to be on the right side of history. The point is to demonstrate something about themselves to themselves, and maybe to the social group they care about. The point is not to affect change.
The interesting question is, for these people intent on demonstrating their virtue, how much are they actually willing to sacrifice? Not much, would be my guess. My other guess is that their plan is actually to increase their social status within the group they care about.
