Then the Capitol Police should be fired and replaced. (but my guess is, they're following orders from a higher authority ... who should be fired and replaced) They're supposed to be non-biased. They're there to uphold the law. The last I checked, not abiding by Police orders, vandalism and trespassing are against the law. Your statement reflects the same ignorance shown by these dimwits.Originally Posted by airbud7
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness" - Mark Twain
They are being non-biased. Antifa was allowed to loot and burn all summer and the ones that did get arrested had no formal charges filed against them in many cases.
If they started to arrest these “peaceful protesters” then they would definitely be showing a bias.
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"Never try to fight an Old Dude. If you win, there's no glory; if you lose, your reputation is shot."
Ah...the old ‘two wrongs make a right’ logic.
BKB
Viva Renaldo!
No. It’s bullshit that the people who committed crimes during the “protests” throughout the summer were not arrested AND prosecuted and its bullshit that anyone from yesterday who committed a crime wasn’t arrested and facing prosecution.
This whole situation shows the utter hypocrisy from both sides.
Biden and other Democrats were quick to condemn the actions of the people yesterday, but were silent all summer when cities were burned and personal property destroyed. Hell, they didn’t seem to care when sections of cities were taken over and deemed autonomous zones.
Then the same group who screamed all summer about riots stage their own. Granted nothing was looted or burned but it was still reprehensible.
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"Never try to fight an Old Dude. If you win, there's no glory; if you lose, your reputation is shot."
You exactly right DD.
And I’m saying that in my “Cappy voice”.
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I was placed on social probation by the Dean of Men at college for .... and I quote from my record:
"Being in the possession of and under the influence of alcoholic beverages on campus owned property, removing a screen from the residence hall window and spitting on the milkman!"
More to the story on the last two charges, but as far as the milkman goes, in my defense, I was aiming for his windshield. How was I to know what the current wind conditions were?
To add insult to injury, while still on probation, I was again summoned to the Dean's office for a more serious charge (different incident):
"Theft and destruction of campus owned property .... and kidnapping of a State employee!"
(REALLY long Thump story on that one)
After the "charges" were read, I was informed I was on social probation. As I got to the door to leave the Dean's office I turned and asked, "Dean Stokes, what exactly does this mean? I'm already ON probation."
The Dean thought for a couple seconds and said, "Now you're on DOUBLE probation!"
True story. (I think I was supposed to be expelled for a quarter, can't remember persactly)
To my knowledge, I may still be the only student at the University of Tennessee to have ever been placed on "Double Probation". (I think the Dean liked me)
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness" - Mark Twain
Damn right!
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On its face, this is correct.
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