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  • @aidan
    -10•1 year ago

    Phillando Castile.

    I haven’t heard that case, can you show some examples of “conservative” outrage?

    And I feel like it’s probably not race related seeing as conservatives were some of the first people to criticize the police in the Brenna Taylor case(a post about her boyfriends trial is still the top post on r/progun). Some conservatives also defended Andrew Coffee IV.

    Jan 6. All for upholding law and order and obeying the police until they don’t get what they want.

    From their perspective(by the way me explaining someone’s perspective doesn’t mean I agree with it at all like most of the people on this site seem to think!!!) their is a coup happening by the elites so they are going in to uphold the law and put in the rightfully elected(again in their mind) president.

    All of the anti-trans laws passed are to “protect children” and yet they have not gone after any of the abuse scandals in churches or law enforcement.

    Can you site any they defended recently?

    Build the wall. Enforced only against black and brown people at the southern border.

    I don’t see how that’s hypocritical.

    How about holding the supreme court seat for a year?

    IIRC not illegal- but against tradition