Portland Rioters Are Currently Trying To Break Into The Portland Police Bureau Buidin

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Portland Rioters Are Currently Trying To Break Into The Portland Police Bureau Buiding With Hammers And Axes…


Mostly

Peaceful

 

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Usually when you make a claim like this, a Google search yields a bunch of right-wing propaganda sites making unsubstantiated claims. This time it didn't even produce that.

 

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Dirtbag, the reason you dont see it

Is cause the MEDIA doesnt want to show it

Portland Police
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A protest has developed near North Lombard Street and North Campbell Avenue, where participants have tried to break down the door the Portland Police Association. We are monitoring the situation.

And the police are fearful for their lives so even they underplay it

FUCK OFF DIRTBAG

 

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“Rioters are trying to break down the door of the Portland Police Association. Portland Police are monitoring the situation.”

IF It’s Antifa, blm or some other anarchists so just monitor and, for God’s sake, stand down.

If it was some patriots with MAGA hats and American flags peacefully standing near the police station.......Sound the alarm, arrest them, shoot them

 

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Sarah Iannarone didn’t win the race to become Portland’s next mayor, but she’s still around to offer the city advice. Yesterday she wrote a piece for Willamette Week suggesting that instead of worrying about the ongoing left-wing riots and vandalism, people should embrace the rage:

https://www.wweek.com/culture/2021/...t-we-are-finally-getting-real-with-ourselves/

Portland may remain—on the surface and in media narratives—more ungovernable zone of chaos than civic beacon.

Is that so bad, though?

Maybe getting kicked out of the spotlight as a Green City darling and shot back into it as a city grappling with conflict is going to be good for us. Like a married couple who stopped arguing years ago, some high-volume rage could serve us better than low-key complacency…

What if today’s rage helps move us toward cultural shifts and expands our thinking about the tomorrow that is possible?

Violence is good