Just keep your protest down in Leesburg. Businesses down there are putting pallets of seed, grain, cement, etc in their shop windows to protect from looters. They are locking up valuables and guns in back room safes, worrying that rioters will break in and loot. It's a real good endorsement for whatever the theme of the supposed demonstration is all about. I am sure it will be peaceful because anyone that is not from out of town knows that the majority of Florida residents are gun owners and will NOT tolerate destruction and violence from "peaceful" demonstrations.
This demonstration is all political anyway.

It takes true leadership...for this to happen. :thumbup:

Drew Brees Apologizes (click here)

Your grandmother had to witness horrible events committed by the government in the name of law and order.

Fortunately, she was out in farm country and got out of Germany in 1934. I'm just not following the concept that this event, or even a series of isolated potentially racist actions by law enforcement is equal to a government policy

Just wondering… I didn’t hear that the “re-open Michigan“ protesters started looting their city. Did they?

Not even close - actually, it's far less dangerous than the military, which is a widespread misconception. It depends upon which source you consult but police is usually 14th - 16th most dangerous job. In contrast, aviation/pilot is 3rd. So police is not nearly as dangerous a job as it once, probably, was. Notice at most police traffic stops, there are often two or three police cars before the "stopping" officer even exits his cruiser.

16. Police and sheriff’s patrol officers
25 Most Dangerous Jobs in America – Page 3 – 24/7 Wall St.

Fred

Not all of them, but they sure terrified innocent citizens.

Would be very interesting as to reactions, if it had been young black men, covered in camo with assault rifles and ammo belts strapped on....that did this.

I can guarantee there would have been a whole different response...from many of the usual suspects. :ohdear:

It's been (IMHO...rightfully) said that if you want to get a start on meaningful gun control legislation, watch what happens when large groups of young black men start assembling, while open carrying and acting...exactly like these Rambo wannabe's act. :boom:

All Lives Matter
 

Rest in peace Patrick Underwood (federal officer murdered in Oakland, CA) and David Dorn (retired officer murdered in St. Louis).

so that makes it ok? are you saying he deserved a death sentence?...i love our police & stand by them, but watching that video shows there's something wrong with the way they perform restraint. and i can't get out of my mind that george was already cuffed & subdued! please tell me why they had to apply force to his throat? was it because he refused to get in the vehicle, and if so, don't you think all these strong cops couldn't lift him up & place him in? i read in a ny publication he was possibly high on fentanyl, which would make it easier to get him in cuz he was 'sedated'. so many missing pieces to this story & we are waiting to learn if the cop with the knee recognized george from a previous job, which was a security detail, which bears the question: with all the past crimes, how did george get a security job?

Are you positive this was racial and not criminal, also, justice will be done with or without protest. The system works.

Hmmm.... I wonder why?? Glad you’re going to attend.

Before you going protested really understand what you are standing up for. I encourage everyone to do some background checks look at the real numbers and really understand what it is that you are standing for. Watch the video from Candace Owens May help you understand things and learn the real numbers

So when and where is the White Lives Matter march in protest of the deaths of white people killed by the police? More white people were shot and killed by police in 2018 than black people. These riots are not about Geirge Floyd but about anarchy and terrorism.

Where are the protest marches for the policeman shot in the head and on life support? Where are the protest marches for the other 3 people who were killed recently in the "peaceful" protest msrches? How about for the countless business owners who got beaten down trying to protect their businesses? Black and white people alike were harshly treated during these so-called "peaceful" marches. Where is the justice for all of them? Or is a lot of this just a frivolous chance to burn down businesses, churches, police departments, etc. and to loot for "free" stuff? Those people want total chaos and anarchy in the streets. The peaceful protesters are looking for real, concrete changes and I'm all for that. Where do the rest of us fit in. The peaceful stay-at-homes who are working, peace loving people who are paying for everything? Who is marching for us and protecting our way of life? It can't be all one-sided. We all are Americans who should watch each other's backs. To live in true peace, eberyone has to give and take. There has to be change on both sides. No more senseless killings by cops and no more senseless killings of cops or anyone else. Have meetings with your mayors and governors and write down exactly what all sides need and want and make changes, on paper, in black and white for concrete changes. Riots are never the answer. Peaceful protests are OK, but sitting down and talking will bring about change for the better.