Meme Thread for Memes and other assorted Lulz

[Speaker to Animals]

The funniest part was when, at Charlottesville, the cops funneled the 4chan nerds into a giant antifa mob to get beaten and sent to the hospital. The whole time the nerds were chanting shit like "but we are on your side! We have blue line patches!". LMFAO.

[TheReal_ND]

That's not true but yes they expected the cops to do their jobs. You're just straw manning to make a point. Oh I hate cops. I think they have a cushy job and pension lined up for them after policing the beat in failed inner cities. Is that what's going to make you feel like you won?

[TheReal_ND]

And even implying, as a homeless person, I don't have my issues with cops.

I think everyone that wants to call cops fat pension rollers should go walk a beat in their favorite cities like Chicago. The same ones people are running away from actually.

[Speaker to Animals]

I used to walk by the projects every day when I took classes at UIC.

You are implying that none of us ever come into contact with the inner city, which is fucking demonstrably false. More working class whites and students come into contact with that shit than cops do.

[TheReal_ND]

Well have you tried detaining any of them?

[Speaker to Animals]

Well have you tried detaining any of them?

If it were my job, I had a firearm, and like a handful of other guys backing me up, sure.

[TheReal_ND]

Sure

[Penner]

It represents the thin blue line. They combined it with an American flag. You are not supposed to do that.

Cops took the idea from the thin red line in military culture. As if the cops are this thin line keeping society safe from murderers (which is laughable given recent events).

Really? I did't know that. I see those things (sometimes) flying in people's yards and on stickers place on the back of SUV/Trucks/Jeeps/cars, etc..... I never thought that it was about the police but just some military thing. Huh.

Also, I find it kind of creepy that cops would want to take things from the military when in fact the military doesn't really deal with civilians, 24/7.

Oh yes they do. Just not our civilians.

Sometimes it seems that the military would handle things better than the cops, IMO.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Really? I did't know that. I see those things (sometimes) flying in people's yards and on stickers place on the back of SUV/Trucks/Jeeps/cars, etc..... I never thought that it was about the police but just some military thing. Huh.

Also, I find it kind of creepy that cops would want to take things from the military when in fact the military doesn't really deal with civilians, 24/7.

Oh yes they do. Just not our civilians.

Sometimes it seems that the military would handle things better than the cops, IMO.

They’re much more efficient, sure. The crime rates in Raqqa probably fell pretty sharply, once the door-kickers were in play.

[Speaker to Animals]