Posts posted by mdmost
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Pete Freedman, from Central Trak, was on the Ticket here in Dallas just now. He said of the 60 people arrested over the weekend, only one was from out of state. The others were from Dallas and the immediate areas around Dallas. The brick piles were mostly confirmed to be from street construction as this construction was expedited since less people have been downtown because of Covid. City officials were taking the piles away. He was down at the protests and most of the damage was done by baseball bats. Said people's confirmation bias is heavily playing into this. DPD was noticing the brick piles in their heightened state of patrolling and then said over the scanners that the piles were there for the riots.
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16 minutes ago, clapclapclap said:
Well I guess you just weren't woke enough, we've got clear testimony in the thread that it's all over the place. Just coincidentally from the same posters that all claim to share a lifelong hobby of innocently trespassing through homes under construction.
(A hobby I'd also never heard of until a few weeks ago.)
Funny. I show you evidence that this is bullshit and this is the response. This coupled with your response to brisket shows the conspiracy theories you traffic in.
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5 minutes ago, Bozo_Casanova said:
The great construction materials conspiracy is amazing.
Can you imagine the years of permits, revision and site plan review they had to go through to get them hidden in plain site like that for this moment? Antifa is even more organized than I thought. I just wish they would adopt a broader design language than VMU because it's not contextually appropriate in a suburban setting.
Don't forget the invisible Antifa big rig that brings in and dumps off the brick piles, all without being noticed by anyone, including security cameras.
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2 minutes ago, stone oak said:
Great job, detective. Now please explain where all the bricks are coming from in all of the videos online?
Again, piles of construction bricks don't just sit uncovered in the middle of urban cores on streets and sidewalks. They are typically fenced in on construction sites...
Oh, are they?
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14 minutes ago, stone oak said:
Ha. You're quoting a fucking Q Anon follower. Because if anyone will believe one bullshit conspiracy after another, it's a fucking Q follower. And just to give you a clue about the area this moron posted about, it is in a mixed use/mixed zoned area that's under constant construction. Stuff torn down. Stuff being renovated. It's also not in a highly visible area. It's also not downtown. That's Uptown, a full 15 minute walk from downtown. So if this is some sort of wild Antifa plot to get black people to throw bricks in white areas, they probably should've moved the brick pile to McKinney Avenue or Cedar Springs. No one is going to walk down Routh or Howell.
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4 minutes ago, BrazilHorn said:
I am interested to see if in these cities that historically have been blue politically yet still have this sort of race based policing and a history of police brutality if the voters come out in the fall and we start to see a viable third party emerge out of this.
Time seems ripe for a change in leadership at the local level. It looks like African Americans are waking up to the fact that neither party truly protect their interests and I am curious to see if a third one emerges. Does the Progressive group split off and start their own party?
The current "Big Machine Democrat" party doesn't stop the police acting as they do and the Republicans are absolutely not an option for African Americans.
I am really curious to see what if anything happens in the fall.
Totally unrelated but Mayor Adler showed what an absolute chicken shit he is (if you heard his interview on news yesterday) when he refused to go downtown and speak to protestors over fears of Covid-19. Guy could be masked/gloved/PPE up but he used that as his excuse.
Sadly no. The levels where voting matters is not what people are interested in. People only come out for the macro elections where the person elected really doesn't affect you at a personal level. Votes for District Attorney, judges, city council, and country commissioners are always super low turnout events. And those are the people who have a stake in the hiring, firing, supervision, and prosecution of the PD.
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4 minutes ago, Skipper said:Yeah Downtown Dallas is never ALWAYS UNDER CONSTRUCTION or in a state of construction. Stop spreading this bullshit story.
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4 hours ago, Wyatt Mann said:
Oh shit. The truth is coming out. Shut it down!
Ah cool. Character assassination of the dead to justify the end result of the brutality of police officers has begun. Shocked it took this long.

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