WuWei
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That’s good. More than the total of insurrectionists who entered the capitol building.
JayJay
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It is a strong impulse to defend the actions of people with whom one agrees.
Never saw this more prevalent with the “most people January 6 were peaceful protestors but those thugs and cretins in the summer…hoo boy!”
No one unequivocally condemns people with whom they agree when they go off track.
Or if they do, it’s seen as a political calculation that they did so, and they don’t “really mean it”.
Didn’t someone already accomplish that and eventually managed to become President?
Three hundred huh? DOJ putting in overtime.
Jezcoe
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They launched a criminal inquiry into the protest leaders and funding.
JimmyC
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From the letter the school National School Boards Association sent -
While local and state law enforcement agencies are working with public school officials in several communities to prevent further disruptions to educational services and school district operations, law enforcement officials in some jurisdictions need assistance – including help with monitoring the threat levels. As these threats and acts of violence have become more prevalent – during public school board meetings, via documented threats transmitted through the U.S. Postal Service, through social media and other online platforms, and around personal properties – NSBA respectfully asks that a joint collaboration among federal law enforcement agencies, state and local law enforcement, and with public school officials be undertaken to focus on these threats. NSBA specifically solicits the expertise and resources of the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Secret Service, and its National Threat Assessment Center3 regarding the level of risk to public schoolchildren, educators, board members, and facilities/campuses. We also request the assistance of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service to intervene against threatening letters and cyberbullying attacks that have been transmitted to students, school board members, district administrators, and other educators.
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Guntsu
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No one is becoming a domestic terrorist because of “concerns”
DougBH
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I have seen videos of people yelling at a school board meeting.
But that really isn’t a federal matter, is it?
Elsewhere, this sort of action resulted in misdemeanor charges in Portland, which were dropped after everything settled down.
How many threatening letters were sent, and why aren’t postal investigators handling that?
So far.,…a lot of generalizations that sound a lot like outrage at meeting opposition to the school boards positions.
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Guntsu
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It’s more then yelling…and clearly big enough an issue for the National School Board Association to request assistance specifically from the DOJ and FBI in assisting local authorities.
Something tells me NSBA probably has a better pulse on the goings on.
conan
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So what…it’s all part of process isn’t it?
Besides how many videos out there that conservatives were threaten? Did CoJ and corrupt FBI investigate?
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Guntsu
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“Conservatives” are threatening school boards specifically regardless of right or left
conan
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Wow…crowd yelled at em. Time to send in the feds.
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Guntsu
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Did you miss the zip tie citizens arrest attempt?
conan
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LOL…and to think one time conservatives ridiculed me…and libs accused me of being paranoid.
Oh they were the days.
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DougBH
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Something tells me they don’t want children’s parents to have a say in how those children are indoctrinated.
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DougBH
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That’s cyber bullying. You should bring in the feds after them.
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DougBH
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Same voice you are listening to?
“Something tells me NSBA probably has a better pulse on the goings on”
Guntsu
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My quote is telling you that?
Weird…
Voices, that’s just you buddy…can’t help you there
If you have a better source of the situation besides the National School Board Association I am all ears
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JimmyC
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