Just saw a guy from Racine who was busted in Chicago.

[Archae]

At the protests.

He's part of a "9-11 Truther" group, and had knives and ammo in his car.
(He claimed they were from a hunting trip.)

He's facing a few misdemeanors for having the knives and ammo in the car.

[mucifer]

1. If he did bring knives and ammo for a hunting trip to downtown Chicago today,

he's an idiot.

[Arctic Dave]

2. Who cares what he had in his car.

As long as it stays there and not at the protest.

[frazzled]

4. I sort of care

His car was parked one block from my house. I don't like guns and ammo. (There's nowhere to hunt around here, unless you're hunting for chocolate.)

[Arctic Dave]

8. ?

Uh, you do realize you sound irrational. Right?

[frazzled]

18. I sound irrational to care that a carload full of ammo and weapons was parked ...

less than a block from my house?

You're the one who sounds irrational.

PS: If you were referring to the chocolate reference, it's because you don't know Chicago; everyone knows the smell of the Blommer's Chocolate Factory (the country's largest), which permeates the neighborhood I was referencing. If you're referring to my statement that I don't like ammunition and knives, I repeat: you're the one with irrational ideas.

[Spoonman]

19. I guess you are terrified of your own kitchen then?

"I don't like ammunition and knives"

You most certainly have a knife in your kitchen, and I'll wager at least one of your neighbors has a firearm.

Your are right, your not irrational, just melodramatic.

[Zanzoobar]

3. I believe he was hunting.

[Bjorn Against]

5. So what evidence is there that he had any intention of using these at the protest?

[Archae]

6. So far, none.

[Bjorn Against]

7. That is what I thought. So how exactly is this relevant to anything?

[Archae]

9. I'm not sure what you mean.

I do know the guy was on channel 12 Milwaukee news, and he seemed to be rather belligerent.

Maybe he had the ammo and knives out in the open (like in the trunk,) and not stored properly.

[Bjorn Against]

12. What I mean is that if there is no evidence then this story reeks of propaganda

People are always trying to falsely accuse protesters of violence, this appears to me to be another case of that. No evidence means no story, or I guess in this case it may mean the story is that a protester was arrested on bullshit charges.

[Zalatix]

10. Well, either he intended to use them for terrorist purposes later on, or

the police state found another excuse for it to continue to exist.



He had knives and ammo, I didn't read that he had guns. I'm genuinely conflicted here.

I'd say let him go and put him on surveillance. If he goes to retrieve any of that in the wrong place, book him.

[ScreamingMeemie]

11. If one is going to a protest, one should always do a sweep of one's car before commencing

the trip. They will attempt to arrest people on anything.

[PufPuf23]

13. Regardress of whether this individual was a violent ass-wipe,

do you seriously believe the official narrative of 9-11 and derivative bullshit?

No individual was punished for incompetence for 9-11.

The facts were not established as to legal nor other policy protocol.

The 9-11 Commision novel is embarrassing to even mebers of the Commision.

Who paid for the attacks?

[drm604]

14. Completely, totally. irrelevant to this thread.

do you seriously believe the official narrative of 9-11 and derivative bullshit?

Fact free loaded question. Which parts of the "narrative" are you referring to, why are they bullshit and why do you consider them "derivative"?

No individual was punished for incompetence for 9-11.

This is not at all uncommon in government. It's certainly unfortunate, but hardly proof of some false flag conspiracy.

The facts were not established as to legal nor other policy protocol.

I'm not even sure what this sentence means. Which facts are you referring to and what does it mean for them to be "not established as to legal nor other policy protocol"?

The 9-11 Commision novel is embarrassing to even mebers of the Commision.

Fact free assertion.

PufPuf23's novel is embarrasing even to PufPuf23.

See what I mean?

Who paid for the attacks?

Osama Bin Laden, for one.

[PufPuf23]

16. You are correct. I am unfortunately delusional.

Happy now?

[Archae]

15. Chris Rock did a little video...

Showing how to deal with the cops and not get your ass kicked.

[TroglodyteScholar]

17. Racine has a ton of right-wing loonies.

I'm glad he didn't manage to hurt anyone.

[Archae]

20. Here's the WISN story.

http://www.wisn.com/news/south-east-wisconsin/racine-kenosha/Racine-man-arrested-at-NATO-Protests/-/10151828/13496942/-/i9oj9o/-/index.html

[Zorra]

21. Many years ago, my partner and I brought a rifle to LA. We had several knives in our camper van.

We were both part of the Democratic Party group.

We were on an extended vacation, and we stopped in LA to visit with my sister.

But, fortunately, the police never stopped us, so we had no problems.

[Archae]

22. Donchu know?

"9-11 changed everything!"

Nowadays even kids into model rockets have a devil of time getting engines for their rockets.