Leader of Patriot Front complains being arrested wasn't fun or fair -They took away our toys

[kpete]

Lol that wanted to storm that gay pride celebration gives a little speech about how being arrested was neither fun nor fair and also the police took their toys.

Leader of Patriot Front crying about mistreatment after their arrest: “They didn’t even give us shoes! We were barefoot but still in uniform in cells .. It took them 12 hours before even beginning the booking process .. Camera, digital devices, money was seized with no recourse.”

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[Karadeniz]

1. Ooooh, big tough guy ...when surrounded by fellow twisted minds and plenty of weaponry.....

[Scrivener7]

2. So what's the moral of the story sweetie? Now, say after me: don't storm

gay pride celebrations!

Also, bullshit. They love being arrested and talking about it. Their whole thing is cosplay. For them the experience is like going to the Harry Potter Disney park after years of reading the books and dreaming what it would be like.

[Higherarky]

3. Tots

& pears

[Aristus]

4. ...

[Irish_Dem]

5. Take their guns away and they act like babies.

Not so tough without their guns.

[Hugh_Lebowski]

6. Yeah, when you get arrested, they take all the stuff you have on you, s'how it works dumbass

Then you sit round and wait your turn to be booked, like everyone else there did.

[HAB911]

7. welcome to reality

[2naSalit]

10. +1!!!!!!

[Hortensis]

8. :) Years of taxpayer-paid public education evident in his complaints

and of course the assumptions of privileged citizenship he was raised to rightfully believe in. At least that took.

[LakeArenal]

9. Ted Nugent wannabe.

[2naSalit]

11. Whiners!

[onethatcares]

12. they probably didn't even get a snack

or hot chocolate while awaiting their mug shots.

Those booking guards are heartless..

[Midnight Writer]

13. What, no cavity search?

[IrishAfricanAmerican]

14. 😂

[AntiFascist]

15. Coeur d'Alene has been driving out white supremacy for decades...

https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2017/0831/The-Idaho-town-that-stared-down-hate-and-won

For more than two decades, the Coeur d'Alene community came together, rejecting the vision of white supremacist Richard Butler's small band and organizing a tenacious effort to drive them out without the dangerous confrontation seen recently in Virginia.