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Warning! Graphic! Meanwhile, in Brazil. Violence erupts in Brazil after Black man beaten to death at Carrefour store. More than 1,000 demonstrators attacked a Carrefour Brasil supermarket in the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre on Friday after security…
Violence erupts in Brazil after Black man beaten to death at Carrefour store. In Sao Paulo, dozens of protesters smashed the front windows of a Carrefour store with rocks, pulled off the front doors and stormed the building, spilling products into the aisles before dispersing . In Rio de Janeiro, roughly 200 shouting protesters gathered outside of another Carrefour store location. Nov. 20 is honored in many parts of Brazil as Black Awareness Day. Brazilians like to think of their country as a harmonious ‘racial democracy’ and far-right President Jair Bolsonaro denies the presence of racism. But the influence of slavery, abolished in 1899, is still evident. Black Brazilians are almost three times as likely to be victims of homicide, according to 2019 government data, Reuters reported.
“We don’t know that,” Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber said in response to a question asking if the shooter is still inside Mayfair Mall. Police asked people to leave mall property. There is a reunification area they are being told to go to at the At Home store near Mayfair.
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Christmas has arrived in Washington, D.C. 🎄
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Meteor streaking across Brownsville last night.
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Boeing report 'says anti-stall system blamed for Lion Air tragedy DID also activate just before Ethiopia crash' . The troubled anti-stall system fitted to Boeing 737 MAX jets is now the prime suspect in two fatal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia as the jets…
Final moment of an Ethiopian Airlines a Boeing 737 Max flight which crashed killed all 157 people on board, 10 March 2019.
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Meanwhile, in Chicago, IL. Like my old man used to say, “where there’s a will, there’s a way.”
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Jennifer O’Malley Dillon, would-be White House Deputy Chief of Staff for a Biden administration, managed Robert ‘Beto’ O’Rourke’s 2020 campaign and pushed “mandatory” buybacks for certain firearms. During a September 12, 2019, Democrat debate, O’Rourke said, “Hell yes, we’re going to take your AR-15, your AK-47.” Fox News reports less than a month later, O’Malley Dillon appeared in a video pushing “mandatory” buybacks. She said: We are actually the only campaign with a plan…that supports mandatory buybacks of weapons of war. An assault weapon ban is very, very important, and we need to have it. But that only takes weapons of war off the streets in the future. It does nothing for weapons of war that are currently out there. Both Biden and Kamala Harris have voiced support for mandatory buybacks as well. (Read more.)
We need gun reform says Karen. You gonna ban 3D printers too retards? You heard it boys. JB said to stay home and 3D print lots of guns and avoid lines at gun stores. It also helps avoid doing background check paperwork, which could transfer the virus. It's pretty simple!
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: The Left Wants To Punish Its Political Enemies. It ought to scare you. It ought to make you worry about what happens when ghouls like this take power. When you politicize law enforcement -- when you prosecute the president's advisers for lying, but not the acting director of the FBI, or the director of national intelligence -- you get what we're seeing now. The same people complaining about a "politicized Department of Justice" are now salivating at the prospect of unleashing the DOJ on their enemies.
At least 10 demonstrators who gathered in the Old Market section of Omaha, Neb., on Friday night to protest the deadly police shooting of a Black man were taken into custody after police declared an unlawful assembly, according to reports. The protest came one night after the man, identified as Kenneth Jones, was shot and killed during a vehicle stop. On Friday night, Omaha police released a preliminary report that alleges Jones was shot after police thought he was reaching for a weapon. After Jones was shot, officers found a .45-caliber handgun with a “round in the chamber” beneath his body, a police report said. On Friday night, protesters gathered near police headquarters, where they projected a message onto the side of the building. A crowd that reached about 50 people at its height around 9 p.m. eventually dispersed about an hour later.