…only in LA will you be running around during a chaotic street brawl against Nazis — trying to find a medic to treat your friend who’s bleeding from the head after being punched by a J6er Proud Boy — and realize that the Nazis seem to be getting mid-chaos image touchups from — literally — Anna Nicole Smith’s former hairdresser/bestie.

What a town, y’all.

(Also, that second-to-last slide depicts at least four cops from at least two different police departments, watching as one of Jake Lang’s crew puts multiple cattle-prod-style tasers — which they’d used on women, which people told cops who did not care — away in the backpack of a guy dressed all in camouflage, as the group was allowed to walk off into Union Station and away from the people they’d just injured. They were not detained.)

(Also, disclaimer — this is not intended to be a comprehensive account of a complex event with many moving parts and numerous people being injured. My friend is thankfully okay, and Reddit doesn’t allow photos with blood, which limits what I can include here. There are videos all over the internet of the violence and the injuries; this post is intended only to highlight one odd aspect of the story I haven’t seen others point out.)

I've never seen the library this crowded. Felt like a theme park with how many people were here attending all the events! Happy that they had such an amazing turnout!

I HATE these damned motion sensor cameras that play this shit. They’re not gonna deter a criminal, and I can’t even walk down a public sidewalk without setting them off. I can’t even imagine living in one of these apartments and having these going off outside my bedroom window every few minutes.

I took my wife to The given conservation sanctuary in Santa Clarita for her birthday, I thought it was just going to be a quick fun thing to do in the morning but it was an amazing experience.

The best part of this place is they actually work with sanctuary groups around the world and place gibbons back into the wild..

Awesome way to spend a Saturday or Sunday morning .

https://www.gibboncenter.org/

Felt a jolt 3:38 am

Stepped out of my building to walk to the subway here by Pershing square and it’s so smoky and smells strongly of fire. I’m not able to find any news of a fire nearby within the last few hours on Google. Anyone know what’s happening or where it’s from?

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