A call for better law enforcement: Portland's anxiety before the August 17th protest

[@sumhavefun]

Norway eliminated their ANTIFA problem in the 1990s by arresting and prosecuting ANTIFA for the crimes they committed. End of problem.

[@regiirecords8829]

Portland law enforcement has done a decent job arresting and prosecuting violent protesters on the left, but less so with those on the right, as I detail in the video. Where they've failed- and failed again yesterday (August 17th)- is being present to stop disputes at protests before they erupt into violence.

[@deejay2294]

​@@regiirecords8829are you retarded? If so, bless your heart

[@李景涛-e7i]

It is recommended that the United States face up to the protesters’ opinions and guarantee the rights of the protesters. After all, this is a beautiful landscape.

[@regiirecords8829]

I agree 100%. The kind of situation where protesting has become dangerous is rare in the United States. But, unfortunately, it is the new reality in Portland, Oregon. Things did go smoother last weekend at the August 17th protest, though it seemed like the police were absent for several violent conflicts.

[@jimmcqueen1534]

Maybr stop protesting for criminals and stop being communists?

[@chalkboy8]

Wheeler has to go

[@rasandrew]

chalkboy8 I wanted him to take that opportunity to be more clear and firm about the plan for security, but, unfortunately, he punted that to his police chief.

[@李景涛-e7i]

This makes me see how great the so-called democratic freedom in the United States.

[@regiirecords8829]

李景涛 Our rights to speak and assemble are definitely infringed by this nonsense. It is rare here in the US, but still not acceptable. Where are you?

[@lawrencesmokingangele8785]

I want the gold ,. That's in those mountains,. Gold , gold , all the gold.