On route to Louisville 🤗 good to see federal government is doing something against these left wing terrorist groups.

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Meanwhile, in Louisville. BLM-hyenas have been avoiding major confrontations with the police for now, instead moving past to get away from the secured perimeter police had set up around Jefferson Square downtown.

Louisville Ky this morning.

Bobcat Fire Morning Operational Update for September 23, 2020

This is Art Washington. Watch him poor his heart out after having his business destroyed in the 1992 LA riots. We pray for everyone impacted by this distruction.

Guys, I found crowd control.

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KENOSHA, Wis. - Facebook can't be trusted to enforce its ban on violent rhetoric in the run-up to the November elections, as is evident by its refusal to remove a group's call to arms to protect businesses in Kenosha last month before a night of unrest in which two protesters were shot and killed, according to a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday. The lawsuit filed by the partner of one of the slain men, two protesters and a journalist warns that militias will continue to use Facebook to incite violence if President Donald Trump loses the Nov. 3 election but refuses to leave office. The suit seeks a court order that would force the social media giant to remove posts calling for violence as well as posts by militia groups and hate groups. According to the lawsuit, a militia group calling itself the Kenosha Guard put out a call on its Facebook page for armed people to guard property in the city, which sits along Lake Michigan between Milwaukee and Chicago. Among those who took up the call was Rittenhouse.

The now-familiar “move back” chant from police is heard here as they push back stragglers from the crowd, which has largely dispersed.

A woman waves goodbye as the casket of Ruth Bader Ginsburg lies in repose at the top of the steps of the Supreme Court. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

Live Protest In Louisville Kentucky Following Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Decision

Protester rides a police vehicle like he’s in a rap music video while a skateboarder trails behind. What kind of non fascist, non police brutality, non police state do you know you live in when you can do this without severe repercussions.