2021-04-21 at 7:53 PM UTC
If cops are used to enforce an unjustice act which violate our American and Human rights, then it's fuck the police as fuck the system that is corrupted more and more today.
but throwing a molitov cocktail at cops or going as far as shooting one is wrong. its as corrupt as the system they enforce. it would be great if cops took a knee during certain protest. but they dont want to lose their 401k plans and Jobs and 20 years of service where 30 years in they get a nice retirement (just like anyone else who works). remember this is also a Job. and someone has to enforce laws. many cops are dicks and arent by the book when it comes to friends or family. but many are. whatever that percentage is.
so harming a cop is not cool. it will only create more radicalist measures for the rich cunts who control the system to put in place restrictions for the protester and lose more of their rights.
if you dont protest peacefully than you're as big of a piece of shit as the Man they work for. this is why flower power worked. it took a long time but it changed many laws. now the flower power's offspring movement has become the Pigs. their actions of violence towards people not agreeing with them and against the police up in places like Seattle and Portland don't mirror the 1960s or 70s. they dont. they have switched place.
Shits all fucked up today and people of wealth (some say George Soros) pay groups of people they embed into protesters and have been caught on video for doing so to stir shit up and make the left feel being violent is the way now.
Cops are just pawns. simple as that. at least when in riot gear mode. each on their own or each finding a collective "Roller" (like the 4 cops in Oakland) are using their jobs to make big bucks and are willing to shoot witnesses and then stick a gun in their hand and say it was self defence. with cop gear on, its making it more difficult with cameras but not impossible to pull off. notice how often their hands block the camera view. but in the past its been very common.
