Re: Food Prices

On 6/11/2025 6:38 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:

On 6/11/2025 5:47 PM, AMuzi wrote:

On 6/11/2025 3:37 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:

On 6/11/2025 3:06 PM, cyclintom wrote:

On Wed Jun 11 05:02:30 2025 Catrike Ryder  wrote:

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I have to wonder how the protestors make a living.

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More significantly - they have come from all over the country - where did they get the money to do this?

Good grief, you two are sunk in MAGA mud up to your ears. Look, I don't approve of burning cars. But _non_ violent protests are legal, and cops could have handled the tiny minority who were violent.
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But how do protesters make a living? Well, there were non- violent protests near here weeks ago. I didn't attend, but I knew people who did. Retired teachers. A retired electrician. A librarian. A restaurant owner. A couple engineers, and more. It doesn't take a fortune to hold a picket sign.
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And how would they have gotten across country? Well, I recently did it just on saved-up credit card points; but most protesters probably traveled less than a day's drive.
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Your political views are built almost entirely on fantasy - murder rates that are surging (except they're actually going down), millions of false election votes (that have never, ever been found despite searches in hundreds of jurisdictions), immigrants eating people's dogs and cats (got evidence? got recipes?), "peaceful protesters" who accidentally assaulted police and smashed Capitol windows to burst in, and tacky gold plated billionaires who really, really care about _you_.
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With video:
https://ktla.com/news/local-news/overnight-looting- follows-4th-day-of- anti-ice-protests-in-downtown-l-a- bass-blames-raids/
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Peaceful assembly and petitioning of grievances is a good thing. I have participated many times.  We agree strongly on that.
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Burning your own car is probably legal, but burning other people's cars, looting, attacking LE and such is described in the law as 'mob action' or 'riot' and goes well beyond protected rights.

 Right. Mob violence is illegal and should be prosecuted. As your video promised, those perps will be prosecuted.
 I just hope the perps are dealt with properly - as opposed to the perps who attacked the U.S. Capitol intent on disrupting critical congressional procedures, who assaulted police, damaged our most sacred public property, horrified all conscientious observers worldwide, but who were pardoned by the guy responsible for generating it all.
 

We agree again.
About two dozen people on 6 January attacked police.  Out of some 1500 persons jailed, most for 'misdemeanor trespass' in a public building/park.
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