Good thing that the police have turned up with a military humvee, I'm sure that will be needed
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Look how fucking fat all those assholes are. They don't intimidate me in the slightest, because a light jog would be all you'd need to stay out of danger.
The hard truth is you can't outrun a bullet
That poor horse needs to be fed.
If you see a straight line of brown and tan uniforms, do you ever really think "theres the good guys?"
Context?
Can't name the incident, but this is an American Indian tribe vs police over a land dispute. I think it was about an oil pipeline crossing tribal lands.
This is Police? They have fucking machineguns on cars?! If the 2A people would have any brains, they would dismantle the police now, because that is what a malicious governments supression force looks like.
National Guard, not police. They got called in many times during any of the various disputes that happened up there.
So using the military against its own people? Thats the same thing in blue imo.
When the military becomes the police, the enemies of the state tend to become the people.
Not the full military, per say- National Guard is controlled by each Stateβs Governor, but can still be called on and used on the Federal level. This was a State level issue. Not always for βdefensiveβ issues either, usually humanitarian, etc.
Iβm not advocating one way or another on the WHY they are there, just pointing out that those armored vehicles are NOT police.
thank you for the insight. In my country Germany it is prohibited to use the military in the interior, except for relief in natural catastrophes. Unfortunately this is something where the right wing nut jobs love to "open the debate" every decade or so.
Donβt know if that is still holding up, but the German ministry of defence put terrorist attacks on the same list as natural disasters in their βWeiΓbuchβ around 2016. So theoretically we could have, what for historical reason we should never see again: The military enforcing inland. And while in Bavaria climate crisis protesters are held in detention under anti terror law, the picture discussed here could become reality in Germany faster than we might think.
Technically that's true here too.
The national guard is normally used in disaster relief, like floods. But the Governor is like a tiny president, (sorta, kinda) and as such has some powers over the military force from their state (hand waving a lot here).
As such they can declare a protest or other interior event a "disaster" or public safety risk, and temporarily deploy national guard to support.
If I remember correctly, the guard have to abide by additional federal military rules, compared to state employees, so they are usually carefully used. and again I might be wrong but if the state deploys em, the state pays em,... Not the federal government
Probably the Dakota Access Pipeline protests at Standing Rock reserve?