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There were people in the buildings that got burned, many people got injured in the mayhem.

by henriquez 6y ago

shirakawasuna 6y ago
How many people were in that Minneapolis precinct?
- henriquez 6y ago
  https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/minneapolis-police-ptsd-floyd-protests/2020/07/10/e2bbf5dc-c2fd-11ea-b4f6-cb39cd8940fb_story.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/minneapolis-police-p... > At least 13 officers were inside the building at the time, Meuser said, and some wrote what they thought were final texts to family members and loved ones fearing they would be killed.
  - shirakawasuna 6y ago
    By cops and their lawyer who are trying to make a buck off of this. The third precinct was abandoned when the fences started coming down. That's a full 30 minutes before any fires were started.
    - henriquez 6y ago
      You can keep moving the goalposts, but it doesn’t really matter. You’ve shown your colors.
      - shirakawasuna 6y ago
        What goalposts did I move? Please don't insult me.
anigbrowl 6y ago
That has been true in some cases, but it is not true in the general case as you suggest.
- smaryjerry 6y ago
  In Seattle recently they tried to use cement to seal the fire exits before burning the police station in order to kill the police inside. I would say that counts as an attack on the police.
  - shirakawasuna 6y ago
    Incorrect. Cement was at East Precinct. Fire was at West Precinct. You've received misinformation that filtered down from one very dishonest conservative source, MyNorthwest.
    - berryjerry 6y ago
      Yes, I'm sure they were just cementing the doors as a practical joke, not planning to set it on fire as they are doing across the country. /s
      - shirakawasuna 6y ago
        Parent is strictly incorrect and is being taken in by very poor and dishonest sources of information. Your comment is purely speculation, please don't muddy the waters.
  - jessaustin 6y ago
    Cement doesn't work like that. They would have been more successful nailing, screwing, or even gluing the door shut.
  - anigbrowl 6y ago
    [Citation needed]

There were people in the buildings that got burned, many people got injured in the mayhem.

shirakawasuna 6y ago

How many people were in that Minneapolis precinct?

henriquez 6y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/minneapolis-police-ptsd-floyd-protests/2020/07/10/e2bbf5dc-c2fd-11ea-b4f6-cb39cd8940fb_story.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/minneapolis-police-p... > At least 13 officers were inside the building at the time, Meuser said, and some wrote what they thought were final texts to family members and loved ones fearing they would be killed.
- shirakawasuna 6y ago
  By cops and their lawyer who are trying to make a buck off of this. The third precinct was abandoned when the fences started coming down. That's a full 30 minutes before any fires were started.
  - henriquez 6y ago
    You can keep moving the goalposts, but it doesn’t really matter. You’ve shown your colors.
    - shirakawasuna 6y ago
      What goalposts did I move? Please don't insult me.

anigbrowl 6y ago

That has been true in some cases, but it is not true in the general case as you suggest.

smaryjerry 6y ago
In Seattle recently they tried to use cement to seal the fire exits before burning the police station in order to kill the police inside. I would say that counts as an attack on the police.
- shirakawasuna 6y ago
  Incorrect. Cement was at East Precinct. Fire was at West Precinct. You've received misinformation that filtered down from one very dishonest conservative source, MyNorthwest.
  - berryjerry 6y ago
    Yes, I'm sure they were just cementing the doors as a practical joke, not planning to set it on fire as they are doing across the country. /s
    - shirakawasuna 6y ago
      Parent is strictly incorrect and is being taken in by very poor and dishonest sources of information. Your comment is purely speculation, please don't muddy the waters.
- jessaustin 6y ago
  Cement doesn't work like that. They would have been more successful nailing, screwing, or even gluing the door shut.
- anigbrowl 6y ago
  [Citation needed]