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'What we do have here is a lot of tear gas': Police clash with protesters after peaceful march

1.8K views • 6h ago
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punishedelephant
@punishedelephantImported4h ago
Still nothing on the looting and assaults huh
mysmith7
@mysmith7Imported4h ago
🙏🏽 Thank you Father for giving us the grace to meet the moment in America!!! Please guide us as we move forward!<br><br>🙏🏽Praying for France! 🇫🇷
bishalnaik2011
@bishalnaik2011Imported5h ago
Ah, Deja vu, is this the situation of India 😅
deathstaroya
@deathstaroyaImported6h ago
pEaCeFuL mArCh
semper_iratus
@semper_iratusImported6h ago
FAIR WARNING:<br>ANYONE WHO THINKS I&#39;M GOING TO COMPLY WITH COMMUNISM<br>BECAUSE YOU VOTED FOR IT - IS IN FOR A RUDE<br>AWAKENING
thorhjrgensen
@thorhjrgensenImported6h ago
Reminder that mustard gas was not the most-used poison gas during World War 1.<br>Tear gas was the most commonly-used poison gas in the first world war, seconded by phosgene gas, then chlorine gas, then as the fourth most used was mustard gas.<br>The most used poison gas is now commonly used to stop protests around the world.