Brooklyn Resident Cheers Arson of NYPD Cars, Calls for More Disruption
New York PostJune 12, 20252 min2,190 views
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- 💡 The resident expresses strong approval of the arson of NYPD cars, calling it "awesome" and "rad."
- 🚀 They advocate for burning more police cars and engaging in actions that "circumvent the police" rather than just verbal protests.
- 🎯 This act is seen as sending a message that the community "will not be messed with" and is a "tangible good" that removes police vehicles from commission.
Critique of Police and Protest Effectiveness
- ⚠️ The speaker believes the police act in an "inflammatory way," inherently policing, harassing, and corralling people.
- 💬 There is a perceived inability to communicate effectively with the police, who are seen as starting from a "very, very bad spot."
- 💥 The resident hopes for the destruction of every police car and even entire precincts, questioning the effectiveness of peaceful protest.
Historical Context and Protest Strategy
- 💔 The effectiveness of peaceful protest is questioned, referencing the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. despite his advocacy for peace.
- 🎭 It's suggested that promoting peaceful protest allows authorities to "control the narrative."
- 📢 The core purpose of a protest is defined as disruption, stating "there is no peaceful protest."
- 🚨 The current situation is described as "direct and obvious fascism" that is being normalized in media coverage.
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