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That mess in Kenosha highlights the term "violent anarchism". They're all mixed together, and they're all acting like violent idiots. Terms like team work, concealment, cover, high ground, none of that seems to be known to any of them. No real signs of organization, thankfully, other than the most loose thought about their goals of destruction and mayhem. Hopefully they never do figure any of that out, and that is why now is the time to get that under control. Unfortunately, the governor of Wisconsin is a leftist who openly condones and encourages the anarchism and violence.

The problem with these leftist agitators is that they READ Alinsky, but they don't UNDERSTAND Alinsky.

And I quote from "Rules for Radicals":

RULE 7: “A tactic that drags on too long becomes a drag.”

Well, even if the attack wasn't at a Children's Hospital, it was still against a man who had a child with him.

eyedoc wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 6:25 pm

philip964 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 6:08 pm

Here I almost paid Art a compliment in an earlier post.

Art Acevedo tells Trump to keep his mouth shut.

What a blabbering hypocrite. Where was his outrage over the cold blooded killing of Regina Nicolas and Dennis Tuttle and their dog no less?

Yeah, calling him hypocritical in this case fits perfect. He had those dirty cops on his force, and really didn't want to do anything about them, until he was pressured by the story getting too big to contain.

AndyC wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 1:35 am I was caught in a protest/riot in Cape Town one day - right out of the blue hundreds of guys came jogging past the car, chanting. I did what any sensible guy would do - I rolled down the window, put a huge smile on my dial and waved my fist in the air, yelling 'Amandla! Viva, viva!'

Sometimes fitting-in is an escape; they had some obvious destination in mind and I appeared to be a supporter, so... I guess I didn't act like a target.

Andy, I know you have been exposed to violent situations in the past. Also, I hope I'm asking this in a rhetorical sort of way. What happens to a crowd, not soldiers or trained insurgents, but a crowd, when shooting starts? Do they all continue as if nothing happened? Or, do they tend to scurry away as fast as humanly possible? (BTW, for the record, I am NOT advocating for anything here, just asking a question.)