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Bernardo de La Paz

(57,501 posts)
3. Trying to use LA as an excuse to shut down whole USA won't work, but DC streets will be scoured for dissenters
Mon Jun 9, 2025, 10:25 AM
Jun 9

1) They aren't organized for national deployments of guard and troops; the weekend military meeting at Camp David not withstanding. There is a lot to talk about with the military: rooting out woke, belligerating against Iran, pumping weapons into Israel, squeezing Ukraine, resetting military to deal with drones, Kegsbreath "leadership", Big Beautiful? Parade, ....

2) The public won't stand for it. No Kings day is going to have a lot of families out, some children, very different from confrontations with ICE which is at the root of the LA unrest.

3) tRump won't want news outside DC interfering with what he hopes is media dominance with his masturb masterful birthday bash.

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I remember one of the chants while marching "Higher pay for cops" dem4decades Jun 9 #1
That's brilliant. nt Maru Kitteh Jun 9 #4
They were all along the march, seemed like a good idea, when the leaders started the chant. dem4decades Jun 9 #5
The Yippies used that chant at Rutgers Wicked Blue Jun 9 #17
Another Kent State is brewing. brush Jun 9 #2
Afraid so. Although so far it's pretty much police -- rather than Guard -- doing the damage. Silent Type Jun 9 #6
Trying to use LA as an excuse to shut down whole USA won't work, but DC streets will be scoured for dissenters Bernardo de La Paz Jun 9 #3
And that's what you want SARose Jun 9 #9
They'll be trying to take away any "photo ops" that aren't favorable to the regime erronis Jun 9 #15
Sitting/laying down exposes the perpetrators tinrobot Jun 9 #7
Something I learned during my union organizing days EYESORE 9001 Jun 9 #8
The police ARE the rioters. Basso8vb Jun 9 #10
Can you imagine SARose Jun 9 #11
Somehow, I don't believe that the SDS training included not flying other country's' flags Ms. Toad Jun 9 #12
I never said SDS trained for that SARose Jun 9 #13
It's the U.S. flag that stands for the right to protest Ponietz Jun 9 #16
I remember... rickyhall Jun 9 #14
Thanks, buddy! TomWilm Jun 9 #18
How'd that work out for us? Prairie Gates Jun 9 #19
Let's not generation bash here, please SARose Jun 9 #20
Boomer bashers might want to vote next time Ponietz Jun 9 #21
K and R my friend! senseandsensibility Jun 9 #22
Thanks for sharing. Experiences like yours need to be resurfaced Iris Jun 10 #23
Thank you all SARose Jun 10 #24
Nonviolence is really tough. You don't practice nonviolence at conferences; you practice it on picket-lines. Ping Tung Jun 10 #25
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