| ▲ | talon8635 an hour ago | |
A reasonable take. It’s a hot button issue, and arrest is absurd, but these people are embarrassing and actually the most counterproductive way to approach this. You want to know how to turn the masses of normies that could otherwise be persuaded to join you? Send in people like this to behave like this. | ||
| ▲ | text0404 an hour ago | parent [-] | |
1. That wasn't her, it was someone else who was arrested 2. These are the "normies": > Mia Heider had never attended a public meeting before when she showed up to the city council meeting in Springfield, Missouri. > Dozens of people showed up to the Springfield City Council Meeting on September 22 with plans to let city leaders know how they felt about the city’s use of automated license plate readers. There was a resolution before the council that would trigger a review of the controversial camera systems, but Schrag moved to send the resolution to committee and prevent public comment on the issue. | ||