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When does GOP 'back the blue?'

JuliefromOhio

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In meetings with GOP members of Congress, Officer Mike Fanone asked how they could claim to “back the blue” while selling him out. They brought up Black Lives Matter and how they’d had the cops’ backs. “You guys don’t seem to have a problem when we’re kicking the sh-t out of Black people,” Fanone recalls saying. “But when we’re kicking the sh-t out of white people, uh-oh, that’s an issue.” He found himself explaining why attempting to overthrow a CVS was slightly different than attempting to overthrow the government. Why the peaceful transfer of power was a bigger deal than a few anarchists in Portland, Ore.

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And democrats only "back the blue" when they think they can use it for political advantage. Otherwise they love to attack officers and call them killers. YOU especially.
At least you're admitting you back the blue only when they're going after black people.

When your side brutalized and beat the hell out of 140+ cops at Trump's Jan 6 insurrection, you all went into denial. Many Republican House members even voted AGAINST commending the cops for their actions on Jan 6.
 
It's progressive leftist defunding the 'blue' and Bush has hired Private Security on taxpayers Money for herself, hell, the feds have given #millions to the Defund the Cops Activist!

The leftist are getting cops killed, one in Kentucky today.........
 
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In meetings with GOP members of Congress, Officer Mike Fanone asked how they could claim to “back the blue” while selling him out. They brought up Black Lives Matter and how they’d had the cops’ backs. “You guys don’t seem to have a problem when we’re kicking the sh-t out of Black people,” Fanone recalls saying. “But when we’re kicking the sh-t out of white people, uh-oh, that’s an issue.” He found himself explaining why attempting to overthrow a CVS was slightly different than attempting to overthrow the government. Why the peaceful transfer of power was a bigger deal than a few anarchists in Portland, Ore.

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I watched an interview with him on one of the morning news programming.
He's still recovering and in therapy. He now has PTSD.
It's hard to imagine how frightened he must have been during the brutal attack on him.
He's still showing his bravery and determination to do the right thing despite all he had to go through.
 
I watched an interview with him on one of the morning news programming.
He's still recovering and in therapy. He now has PTSD.
It's hard to imagine how frightened he must have been during the brutal attack on him.
He's still showing his bravery and determination to do the right thing despite all he had to go through.

Good thing he wasn't in combat in a War
 
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I watched an interview with him on one of the morning news programming.
He's still recovering and in therapy. He now has PTSD.
It's hard to imagine how frightened he must have been during the brutal attack on him.
He's still showing his bravery and determination to do the right thing despite all he had to go through.
Fanone is angry at Republicans' attempts to pretend Jan 6 never happened. He's committed to saving our democracy.
21 House Republicans voted against commending the cops for protecting congress and their staffs on Jan 6 from the attack by Trump thugs. Why'd they vote NO? Because the word insurrection was used.
FoxNews mocked the 4 officers who testified. It infuriates me and helps explain how their viewers, our fellow posters, are hateful towards those cops.
 
Good thing he wasn't in combat in a War

Being duty bound despite the dangers is considered the stuff of heroes... that's why we are compelled to honor our cops and our military vets/soliders.
Thanks for your part/dedication in serving our country as well...
 
Selectively.

In meetings with GOP members of Congress, Officer Mike Fanone asked how they could claim to “back the blue” while selling him out. They brought up Black Lives Matter and how they’d had the cops’ backs. “You guys don’t seem to have a problem when we’re kicking the sh-t out of Black people,” Fanone recalls saying. “But when we’re kicking the sh-t out of white people, uh-oh, that’s an issue.” He found himself explaining why attempting to overthrow a CVS was slightly different than attempting to overthrow the government. Why the peaceful transfer of power was a bigger deal than a few anarchists in Portland, Ore.

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Excuse me, but not only is that post a lie, it is RACIST. (And I've given up on the rules here being applied fairly.)

More WHITES are killed by cops than blacks.
Blacks kill more blacks than whites.
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So your post is a lie.
 
Excuse me, but not only is that post a lie, it is RACIST. (And I've given up on the rules here being applied fairly.)

More WHITES are killed by cops than blacks.
Blacks kill more blacks than whites.
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So your post is a lie.
Relative to population, Blacks are 2-1/2 times as likely to be killed by cops. And the ones who are killed by cops are twice as likely to be unarmed.
 
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