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Those Black Lives Matter animals trespassed on private property

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reason10

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You all know the story. BLM animals passed by a gate community, was told it was private property and tore down the gate. They then threatened a couple who then armed themselves and threatened to start blasting.

https://madworldnews.com/blm-attorney-prosecute-st-louis/

BLM-Supporting Attorney Threatens To Prosecute St. Louis Couple, Made To Regret It
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St. Louis University constitutional law Professor Anders Walker told the St. Louis Post Dispatch that if anyone broke the law, it was the protesters. Portland Place, where the McCloskeys live, is a private, gated street, and the protesters were trespassing at the time of the confrontation.
“There’s no right to protest on those streets. The protesters thought they had a right to protest, but as a technical matter, they were not allowed to be there,” Walker explained. “It’s essentially a private estate. If anyone was violating the law, it was the protesters. In fact, if (the McCloskeys) have photos of the protesters, they could go after them for trespassing.”

Walker also noted that Missouri’s Castle Doctrine allows homeowners to use deadly force when their lives and property are being threatened. “At any point that you enter the property, they can then, in Missouri, use deadly force to get you off the lawn,” he said.
Americans across the country overwhelmingly support the McCloskeys.

“My hometown! Kim Gardner is a disgrace and should be relieved of her duties immediately! She does nothing by the rule of law, she has her own playbook! Thank you to this couple for standing up and protecting their property!” tweeted Lisa Sherman.

Boys and girls, this happened to Ben Carson at some college he had been invited to lecture. The police met him outside of the hall and said if he stepped foot on campus he would be arrested. He respected that because it was a private college, and therefore private property.

These BLM animals are in for a very rude awakening. If they are thinking of going to rural America with their Edited message of racism and hate, they are going to discover who has been buying all the guns and ammo in the last couple of months.

Shoot about a two of those animals and the rest will crap their pants and scatter.




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In some ways, both *BLM and ANTIFA are kinda like the original Democratic Party. They assumed their bravery and balls will defeat the Republican abolitionist North, not realizing that the North is where all the guns and rifles are manufactured.

Let those animals try that crap in rural Florida and they will not be able to reproduce, thus saving the human gene pool.

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But black lives do not matter, not to those animals.
 
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reason10 said:
In some ways, both Black Lives Matter and ANTIFA are kinda like the original Democratic Party. They assumed their bravery and balls will defeat the Republican abolitionist North, not realizing that the North is where all the guns and rifles are manufactured.

Let those animals try that crap in rural Florida and they will not be able to reproduce, thus saving the human gene pool.
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They'll only "protest" in democrat cities where they can get some cover from the leadership. They won't dare do it where I live either. :)
 
Boys and girls, gun sales are up 80 percent since those brownshirts started rioting, looting and burning. Do any of the idiot liberals here think the sales are just gun company buybacks? Who do you think are buying the guns?

Just remember, when some BLM animals are shot while trying to rob a store, they have no one but themselves to blame.

Plain and simple. And those animals have got to be stopped.
 
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reason10 said:
You all know the story. BLM animals passed by a gate community, was told it was private property and tore down the gate. They then threatened a couple who then armed themselves and threatened to start blasting.

https://madworldnews.com/blm-attorney-prosecute-st-louis/

BLM-Supporting Attorney Threatens To Prosecute St. Louis Couple, Made To Regret It
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St. Louis University constitutional law Professor Anders Walker told the St. Louis Post Dispatch that if anyone broke the law, it was the protesters. Portland Place, where the McCloskeys live, is a private, gated street, and the protesters were trespassing at the time of the confrontation.
“There’s no right to protest on those streets. The protesters thought they had a right to protest, but as a technical matter, they were not allowed to be there,” Walker explained. “It’s essentially a private estate. If anyone was violating the law, it was the protesters. In fact, if (the McCloskeys) have photos of the protesters, they could go after them for trespassing.”

Walker also noted that Missouri’s Castle Doctrine allows homeowners to use deadly force when their lives and property are being threatened. “At any point that you enter the property, they can then, in Missouri, use deadly force to get you off the lawn,” he said.
Americans across the country overwhelmingly support the McCloskeys.

“My hometown! Kim Gardner is a disgrace and should be relieved of her duties immediately! She does nothing by the rule of law, she has her own playbook! Thank you to this couple for standing up and protecting their property!” tweeted Lisa Sherman.

Boys and girls, this happened to Ben Carson at some college he had been invited to lecture. The police met him outside of the hall and said if he stepped foot on campus he would be arrested. He respected that because it was a private college, and therefore private property.

These BLM animals are in for a very rude awakening. If they are thinking of going to rural America with their Edited message of racism and hate, they are going to discover who has been buying all the guns and ammo in the last couple of months.

Shoot about a two of those animals and the rest will crap their pants and scatter.




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It is actually illegal to declare public streets private property by putting up a fence around a city neighborhood and signs inaccurately declaring that neighborhood “private property.”
 
FakeName said:
But their home wasn't being threatened, there was nothing to protect from.
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Yes it was. Those animals were threatening them. And they had EVERY right to defend their home with SECOND AMENDMENT PROTECTED guns.

(For those who do not understand how this works, a homeowner's association governs a lot of structures that may not be physically tied to the actual homes. The homeowners in this gated community, through their fees, PAID for that gate, which those animals tore down. THAT'S an attack on the home. That couple ACTUALLY had the right to fire into the crowd of those animals.)
 
reason10 said:
Yes it was. Those animals were threatening them. And they had EVERY right to defend their home with SECOND AMENDMENT PROTECTED guns.

(For those who do not understand how this works, a homeowner's association governs a lot of structures that may not be physically tied to the actual homes. The homeowners in this gated community, through their fees, PAID for that gate, which those animals tore down. THAT'S an attack on the home. That couple ACTUALLY had the right to fire into the crowd of those animals.)
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Nobody threatened them. They were on the sidewalk walking by.
 
reason10 said:
You all know the story. BLM animals passed by a gate community, was told it was private property and tore down the gate. They then threatened a couple who then armed themselves and threatened to start blasting.

https://madworldnews.com/blm-attorney-prosecute-st-louis/

BLM-Supporting Attorney Threatens To Prosecute St. Louis Couple, Made To Regret It
View attachment 53987

St. Louis University constitutional law Professor Anders Walker told the St. Louis Post Dispatch that if anyone broke the law, it was the protesters. Portland Place, where the McCloskeys live, is a private, gated street, and the protesters were trespassing at the time of the confrontation.
“There’s no right to protest on those streets. The protesters thought they had a right to protest, but as a technical matter, they were not allowed to be there,” Walker explained. “It’s essentially a private estate. If anyone was violating the law, it was the protesters. In fact, if (the McCloskeys) have photos of the protesters, they could go after them for trespassing.”

Walker also noted that Missouri’s Castle Doctrine allows homeowners to use deadly force when their lives and property are being threatened. “At any point that you enter the property, they can then, in Missouri, use deadly force to get you off the lawn,” he said.
Americans across the country overwhelmingly support the McCloskeys.

“My hometown! Kim Gardner is a disgrace and should be relieved of her duties immediately! She does nothing by the rule of law, she has her own playbook! Thank you to this couple for standing up and protecting their property!” tweeted Lisa Sherman.

Boys and girls, this happened to Ben Carson at some college he had been invited to lecture. The police met him outside of the hall and said if he stepped foot on campus he would be arrested. He respected that because it was a private college, and therefore private property.

These BLM animals are in for a very rude awakening. If they are thinking of going to rural America with their Edited message of racism and hate, they are going to discover who has been buying all the guns and ammo in the last couple of months.

Shoot about a two of those animals and the rest will crap their pants and scatter.




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Under Section 571.030(4) of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, it is a crime when a person “[e]xhibits, in the presence of one or more persons, any weapon readily capable of lethal use in an angry or threatening manner.” Such a person “commits the offense of unlawful use of weapons,” which is defined as a class E felony. Such felonies carry up to four years in prison, one year in jail, and/or a $10,000 fine–but are subject to probation.
 
PJ is ignoring the racist subject line of the opening post. Should we take that to mean that PJ is now a white supremacist forum?
 
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