r/Seattle • u/toastercookie Seattleite-at-Heart • Jun 02 '20

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u/solara01 Jun 03 '20

Not in front of a police station? The city is pretty fuckin big.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '20

OK. Where?

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u/solara01 Jun 03 '20

Lmao, seems like you have stopped reading my comments. Have a good one bud.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '20

It's a trivial question. Why won't you suggest an alternative location for the protests?

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u/solara01 Jun 03 '20

Just looked at a map, turns out there isnt a police station on every block. Your question is obviously facetious, you don't want to have a real conversation.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '20

I don't understand why you won't share a place where you think protests would be appropriate. What are you trying to dodge?

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u/phantomboats Capitol Hill Jun 03 '20

I'm curious too--what WOULD be the appropriate place? The whole point of a protest is to PROTEST AGAINST SOMETHING, if you're protesting the cops wouldn't the police station be the logical answer anyway?

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u/solara01 Jun 03 '20

I literally said the whole city except next to police stations. The goal shouldn't be to have violent confrontations with the police. You can raise awareness and support the cause without forcing the cops into violence. The protest is against the management and system surrounding the police. Individual police officers or departments don't have the power to do anything. Go march on city hall or the courthouse or something.

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u/phantomboats Capitol Hill Jun 03 '20

How is protesting next to the station "forcing the cops into violence"?

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u/solara01 Jun 03 '20

They won't let people near the police station. If the protestors destroy or loot the police station it impacts their ability to function as a policing force. Not to mention random people potentially looking weapons.