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<blockquote data-quote="HoaxWhisperer" data-source="post: 1468426" data-attributes="member: 20984">While im obviously in favor of seeing antifa/blm face justice for their violent unrest, i see laws like this as more of a threat to regular people. Such as in other states where covid protests are squashed while floyd rituals are permitted indefinitely.Not to blackpill, but the only thing thats encouraging about such rules is that a sane and conservative man is governing the state. And that could certainly change in the future. Nationally, there are already plenty of laws against rioting etc, that nowadays only get enforced in select cases (such as against whites).That said, based on the bullet points above, the specifics of this legislation does seem to target the particular tactics of soros's minions, and there may be some benefit from that. Although i dont think florida was really getting destroyed the way many other areas were, aside from spring break jogging.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HoaxWhisperer, post: 1468426, member: 20984"] While im obviously in favor of seeing antifa/blm face justice for their violent unrest, i see laws like this as more of a threat to regular people. Such as in other states where covid protests are squashed while floyd rituals are permitted indefinitely. Not to blackpill, but the only thing thats encouraging about such rules is that a sane and conservative man is governing the state. And that could certainly change in the future. Nationally, there are already plenty of laws against rioting etc, that nowadays only get enforced in select cases (such as against whites). That said, based on the bullet points above, the specifics of this legislation does seem to target the particular tactics of soros's minions, and there may be some benefit from that. Although i dont think florida was really getting destroyed the way many other areas were, aside from spring break jogging. [/QUOTE]

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