What does "F--k 12" mean, spray painted on the

[PCIntern]

CNN bldg?

Enquiring minds want to know!

[Celerity]

1. fuck the police, especially the drug unit

[LakeArenal]

2. Badge number?

[mercuryblues]

3. It means fuck the police n/t

[IcyPeas]

4. I had to look up ACAB too

that stands for All Cops are Bastards. This is also sometimes represented numerically as 1312 (representing the placement in the alphabet).

[Baclava]

5. CNN is not reporting this

[mobeau69]

7. They showed the front of their building where it was spray painted.

[Jamastiene]

9. It is all over Twitter.

The CNN sign in Atlanta has been spray painted and cops have already broken out the SWAT vehicles, tear gas, etc. and dispersed most of the crowd. There are pictures of it on Twitter.

They probably don't understand why they are being attacked. Maybe someone who knows someone who works there at CNN can get them to start covering what agent provocateurs are and bust that violent counter protest tactic that LE uses wide open. It is about time one of the news networks started covering it and letting people know about it.

It is well documented in the US's official archives about how even Dr. King's protesters were infiltrated with LEOs hellbent on counter protest tactics to discredit and hurt the movement.

Of course, back then, it was to claim he was a communist, but as white supremacists have been videoed and exposed more and more, in recent years, they have stepped up their tactics to more violent methods.

[demmiblue]

6. Oh, man ... shit is getting real:

Link to tweet

[rockfordfile]

10. There's no reason for doing this

[Wednesdays]

12. Unless you are a minion of someone who hates CNN

Gee, I wonder who that might be?

[snort]

8. I will guess:

Back in the late '60s to the mid '70s there was a popular T.V. show about patrol cops who's call sign was "1 ADAM 12".

[malaise]

11. An anti-police and antifascist slogan protesting police behaviour.

Phrase. fuck 12. (slang, derogatory) fuck the police; an anti-police and antifascist slogan protesting police behaviour.