Take the phone, leave the SIM card at home.
Leave my pony in the stable, too.
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Everyone should be wearing hat & sunglasses & sunscreen outside in daylight 100% of the time for skin cancer reasons. Yeah, I’m that guy who brings sunscreen and extra hats to the demo. Safety first !!!11
I can’t imagine not bringing a phone. Sure, turn it off when you are feeling paranoid. But have it with you for safety reasons. Don’t gratuitously put yourself in a situation where you can’t contact the outside world.
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Umm, what? Raided for what? Apparently giving medical aid to protesters?
Which is going to end up being like aiding and abetting domestic terror, right? The absurdity of this is insane.
My issue is just that if you have it on when one of those planes goes overhead (and who knows what the range is), and God knows what methods of grabbing location data they have that we don’t know about and can’t see coming, you’re on a list. Given the path we’re going down, staying off those lists seems really important.
The preview won’t populate… But:
Exclusive: Leaked document reveals details of federal law enforcement patrolling Washington amid protests
WASHINGTON — A leaked Trump administration document details the federal law enforcement and military personnel squaring off against protestors in Washington, D.C., including a 1,300-strong force currently deployed to the south side of the White House.
An internal report obtained by Yahoo News shows which agencies are involved.
The 1,300-strong show of force outside the White House is a task force operation that includes U.S. Secret Service, National Guard, Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Park Police, according to the internal Department of Homeland Security report dated June 4. They aren’t the only ones in town: Border Patrol, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Transportation Security Administration, National Guard, Coast Guard, Federal Protective Service and more have been called in, says the document, which details DHS component deployments to Washington, D.C., and elsewhere around the country in response to protests over the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.
Or making sure there are so many people on the lists they can’t do anything with them.
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They’re gonna settle whether black lives matter in honorable combat, it didn’t go well.
https://twitter.com/RexChapman/status/1268912616744853505?s=19
Backcourt violation.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/ryanjreilly/status/1268754050109014017
Prob ponied but worth a 2nd post
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Puck to Folice!
'¡Policia, no bueno!
I know you are but what am I?
Handle with Care. Fragile.
Why you so Angry?
Listen! Learn!
What’s your Badge Number?
Don’t Skip the First Ammendment
People are People Too
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Has to be fake. No way a police officer shoots that straight.
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Edit: this guy is not an ex police officer, the info was wrong. The real guy has been charged and his son is actually a cop though.
https://twitter.com/vicstoddard/status/1268620623489560576?s=21
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I forgot about the request for slogans and thought you were writing song lyrics.
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wat, no way
Narrator: And just a little while later, the cop beat that boy senseless for having the audacity to step on the court.
I thought I could detect the faint smell of bacon and oppression.