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Why did you have to make politics political?
Isn't that funny. The government thought the insurrectionists would be friendly to the police, and the insurrectionists fully believed the police would take up arms with them to overthrow the government.
Wonder why that is? >

Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses? >

Hoover's FBI would turn right around and give the confidential info from the NAACP right back to the local law enforcement who then had exactly what they needed to go out and kill the 'snitches".  
Trump's FBI did the exact same thing with the tips that came in about Kavanaugh.  Turned 'em right over to WH lawyers. >

See, that's where they got it wrong; the alt-right is not friendly to police, police are friendly to the alt-right. BIG difference. >

I feel it's like... You like Bob and you're friendly to him both at work and outside of work. Just you're both police officers and Bob is an insurrectionist. >

You know, there's always been something off about Bob. I can't figure out what it is. Maybe it's that tiki torch he keeps at his desk. >

The police force in my town in Texas is 90%
White men who clean shave their heads. I’m not saying they’re all Nazis, but it is disconcerting. >

East Texas? >

Kinda funny that a police force as described in Texas doesn’t really narrow it down that much. Central. >

It’s cop phrenology >

Politically motivated policing is insane. >

All policing is politically motivated >

when people are like "no politics here"
but just simply being alive is a political statement in this world.  
Politics encompasses everything.