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>What happens when people in positions of power are sympathizers to the cause or part of that same ‘organization’ themselves?
That's the way it works in a cult. The best representatives aren't the ones who know it's bullshit, it's the ones who actually believe it and rise among the power structure.
Usually from the 2nd or 3rd generation of "devotees".
>What is a ‘safe zone’?
Kinda like a "time out"?
-Safe Zones, more commonly known as "de-escalation zones" were four ceasefire areas established in Syria in order to halt the intense fighting between Syrian government forces and armed rebels in western and southern Syria.
>Why are riots conducted in specific [D] controlled locations?
Because CoC, and if there's a republican at the top, then the cops are permitted so serve the functions they were brought on to do.
JUST LOOK AT GEORGIA!
Bottoms tried, but Kemp denied.
>What happens when elected officials [governors/mayors] handcuff the officers instead of criminals?
Emboldens the criminals, as it lets them know that there is a fellow criminal providing cover for them.
>What happens when elected officials [governors/mayors] refuse to call in the national guard or other federal assistance?
Suddenly there's a "state of emergency" and they claim that the emergency will go away if the rest of us throw money at them.
Plus, if the left intentionally riots, then they can claim there are riots in Trump's America and "look at how bad it is!" by their own hands.
Projection, really.
>Sacrificing the lives and well-being of the community for a calculated political gain [or other]?
What is Power?
>https://www.kgw.com/article/news/crime/man-arrested-for-starting-at-least-7-brush-fires-along-i-205/283-a659a1ed-db3b-4f03-9583-a9fee05a5033
>Does ANTIFA fear prosecution?
Not until recently, but like the voter intimidation folks that Obama and Holder let go, prosecution is only a worry if their side loses.
If their side wins, they get away with it.
>Would they continue to operate if they did?
Oh yes! Problem, Reaction, Solution.
Some would rise in the ranks of the new system, and some would simply be agents of chaos and fear.
>What organized group(s) are bailing out rioters within 24-hours of arrest?
DNC, Celebs, Mega-Corps, Front Orgs for Soros and his ilk…
>What happens post bailout?
Just like the illegals, they never return for court, willingly… assuming the charges aren't dropped by an activist up the judicial rungs.
>Do charges remain enforced or dropped by DA?
Usually dropped, or an activist judge with throw it out if it gets too far.
>https://ktvz.com/news/oregon-northwest/2020/08/11/portland-da-announces-new-policy-wont-prosecute-protest-charges/
>DA: will not act re: “low-level’ arrests
TBF, there are a few that could be handily done away with, but it's all to sew chaos and leave people to defend themselves in hopes of starting violent conflicts among the citizenry.
>Have all refusal to bring charges been related to “low-level” arrests?
Of course not! But it's not about the arrest, it's about the charges! And who decides what those are?
>https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1294487845810233345
>Sympathizer?
>Other?
COMPLICIT
>What happens when prosecutors, board of county commissioner members, volunteer firefighters, etc. are sympathetic to the cause?
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing.
>What happens if the organization [ANTIFA] itself is aware?
Well that would mean they have a structure… hey, wait a minute! kek
>Infiltration not invasion.
AOC is still one of my favorite infiltrators.
Pied Pipers, as Hillary would call such affairs.
>Q
Howdy!