How the Airborne Protected the Little Rock Nine 

Why am I not supprised.

We must bow to our corporate overlords.

@@dirus3142 - And the "Almighty Algorithm"

Welcome to the Demonetized Brotherhood!

Do you (or anyone else in this comment thread) know about the laws or lack thereof in terms of segregation in Hawaii and Alaska?

Look up Sabatons histories episode on the screaming eagles and wait until the guy on the right say, “CAW CAW!”. That is basically what happened to the National guardsmen, right?

@MrChuuk Micronesia Many of those "toy soldiers" were former active duty and combat veterans finishing out their time in service with the Guards. A lot of ignorant people fail to understand that some of the militaries most decorated units are National Guard, and are often deployed more often than Active duty units. I know this because I deployed once as an Active duty 19D with the 82nd Airborne during my first 3 years. I deployed 3 times with my National guard unit as a 12B in a Sapper company.

@@ZHBraden13 either way, they would have got their asses stomped.

@MrChuuk Micronesia they were just following the Democratic governor's orders.

@@ZHBraden13 Found the racist

That's wonderful! Your county never stopped being great, I hope you guys keep coming with solutions to your problems that doesn't involve blowing everything apart. you really do set the example for the rest of the continent !

I Am Not A Fascist I feel the same about my country, France. I at times loath it with a passion, but I always love it.

We have to work together for a better America🇺🇸❤

👌🏻👏🏻

Amen. President Eisenhower made me proud using the Army as a force for good to protect those students from racist mobs I really wish your people didn't have to endure all that makes me sad that people can hold that much hate for people they don't even know.

I’ve always joked: Eisenhower; so Governor, I see your National Guard, and raise you the 101st Airborne.”

@@williamlydon2554 lmao! Spot on!

@Justin Roig Hey, they killed the young and gullible over there, why not do the same over here?

@Justin Roig More Racists fought the Nazis than fought the allies in WWII. And that's because most of the Germans that believed in the "Aryan master race" in their identitarian cult were enlisted into the SS, who fought civilians and Russians more than anyone else. That said, American racists have always been far more tame compared to European and Asian racists. After all, Americans can't tell the difference between the 24+ genetically distinct ethnicities in Europe, and we see them all as "white".

@@DSiren It’s kinda strange how the nazis saw the russians as “beneath them.” I mean don’t Russians sometimes have blond hair and blue eyes too? They also look very european.

ye, such as the people who were patrolling n keeping order (if they were even keeping order)last year as well

And now there's such thing as acab smh

@@jpeg.600x2 Have you exposed Justin Y yet?

@@Zen-sx5io not yet

No such thing as right side of history there is right and wrong, that's it

Not only that but being escorted to school by 4 guys in 2 Willie Jeeps. Probably the safest they ever felt up to that point

Go screaming Eagles 101st airborne .

Out of (the video’s) context, it would sound cool to be escorted by active paratroopers

@@tacticalfall4505 True, it would be

@@bradleydavies4781 CRACK OF THE LIGHTNING SPLITTING THE GROUND

Even our own president now has claims of being a segregationist back in the day, we’ve progressed so little

Thankfully it's less now. And generally frowned upon.

@@joedong3134 It's still progress... I don't expect racism will go away before I die, but I will assure you I will take my children to the grave with me if they become one.

@@xmodmodifier the best we can do is raise children to be smart now

racism of today is nothing compared to what it was

why do blacks deserve access to white people and white institutions, why do they insist to spend time in places where people hate them

@@azovac “access to white people”? what does that even mean? “access to white institutions”? what even are “white” institutions?

@@azovac Errrr, it's a lot of things. Going to a school nearer to home, better-funded schooling, etc. Better question IMO: Why split in the first place? Why make it that you can't or can go to certain schools based on color? The answer in history was that because of racism, people were scared that making this possible would lead to violence/riots from people against the idea. But, if no one takes the risk and meets with the other side, then the racist people will never get to have the experience of meeting a person of color, and then perhaps realizing why their conceptions of black people are wrong.

@@azovac What do you mean “why do blacks deserve white institutions” why do white people deserve white institutions? I’ll give you the answer, cause we all have the right to an institution and it shouldn’t be denied for something so stupid as skin colour.

This ^

He was an E-6 at the time and platoon sergeant of one of the BGs Platoons.

I really respect that guy from that one quote alone. People forget that not everyone was a rabid racist back in the late 50s. Men like him and others obviously saw things for what they were, 9 scared children who simply needed to get to class versus a mob of crazed lunatics.

"Your opinions and votes don't matter, obey our masters." And you people cheer, you are acting worse than sheep. Please wake up to your slavery.

@@jonahs4819 Knew him and most of the Sr. NCO's of the battle groups Alpha company. Even meet the Sgt. who was the NCOIC of the company that stayed at Camp Roberson (the Black Troopers) sadly most if not all of the Squad Leaders and higher have passed on. Knew Bob Press as Dad (stepfather) and most of the rest as "Uncle"

There's also the other aspect of a govenor trying to use the national guard as his own personal militia. That's a pretty dangerous display of insubordination and needed to be quickly shut down with overwhelming force just to make it clear that this kind of thing isn't acceptable. Otherwise this can lead to civil war.

That same President also was criticized in his own time for not doing anything with the Civil Rights issue. Ike's reason for deploying the Screaming Eagles wasn't because he had a change of perception, it was him enforcing Federal authority... Edit: dug more into Eisenhower's views on race. He disagrees with Truman desegregating the military and the Supreme Court on the Brown v. Board of Education that is the basis of desegregation in schools...

#CivilRights #Republican #BradHartliep is IDENTICAL to #Ike #Eisenhower and the ONLY #President in 63 years #Protecting the #Rights of America's Citizens .. #BradHartliep2024 Far More #Pro #CivilRights and #Pro #WomensRights than Biden and the entire Democratic Party ..

Eisenhower was actually privately a known racist. The truth hurts lol

@@theotherohlourdespadua1131 I have to say, while I disagree with his views I have a lot of respect for the man for enforcing federal law that he didn’t agree with. He knew the American system determined it was necessary and he upheld it rather than shirk it or outright refuse to uphold it like current politicians

I knew about this, but seeing it ... horrifies me. Such hatred.

This is probably the only video where I've gotten emotional during the making of

Be proud for the change your country has made in great strides, compared to what many other people say, I know that the US is a leader in cultural tolérance

It's an emotional topic...we will, I suspect, have to face the consequences for America's original sins for as long as our republic stands...🤔 you addressed topics skimmed over when this was discussed in history class...

@@Alhy-ls3dv not just tolerance, acceptance...

@@nelsonzambrano5788 amen to that

Thank you for your service. If you were deployed, welcome home.

Kicking racist ass from Europe to Arkansas!

Although they went into Little Rock with different gear it was not that of World War II save for their M1 helmets and rifles.

@@CrossOfBayonne Point?

@@jamesharding3459 They looked different from their WW2 era counterparts even tactics wise

@@CrossOfBayonne Why does that matter? It's still the history of the unit.

True

Sounds kinda like some Governors this day and time.

"I am the Law." "And we are the Legislation."

Last time a bunch of states decided to defy federal authority they got their asses handed to them at Gettysburg, Antietam, and Appomattox

funny technically the south was winning the war until they wasnt

You mean 1:21

You also use troops using M1 Carbines too in the late 50s they were still standard issue.

@@CrossOfBayonne Many were converted to m2 by Korea and Vietnam. Rear Echelon carried them by then.

@@devintariel3769 No the ones you see here are regular semi auto M1s.

@@devintariel3769 Also the paratroopers who used them were not wire stock M1A1s.

That’s exactly why the Double-V campaign was phrased in that way. They didn’t come over there just to face the same thing back home.

No they do NOTHING for Americans that are under attack fir the tyranical goverment they protect as soldiers ect

he ever talk about it

@J S imagine defending segregation and Jim Crow

@@azovac Try it clown.

Exists? No, anti-Black racism has been essentially eliminated in society. If you want to talk about racial hatred, you should look to that being directed towards Whites and Asians

@@chico9805 dude KKK still has a presence in my town, more and more black people are being lynched in recent months, racial violence and bullying in southern schools and workplaces are done with virtual impunity. Take a walk outside your gated community for once.

@@hermocrasbreadlord9557 Why the hell are you lying? If a black person was lynched in this day and age, it would be on the news worldwide for months. I honestly don't know who you think you're fooling

You changed your mind on this incident Nazi?

this reminds me of a similar situation: in 1968, in Italy, there were almost daily riots due to political issues, and as per usual a lot of people went to those riots just for the love of throwing hands (you literally had communists and neofascists fighting side by side just because), and at the time my dad, a fresh army LT, had been deployed to Piacenza with his platoon to support the law enforcement units., assigned to guard a side access road to prevent the riot from spreading too much. My dad's platoon were not issued any riot control gear (no batons/billy clubs, no tear gas), just helmets and their M1 Carbines, which had their ammunitions still stowed in stripper clips within cardboard packets in the metal cans on the trucks. So he gave the only reasonable order: placed them on double ranks, and affixed bayonets. Even though the riots continued for a while, nobody got close to the street my dad's platoon was guarding. Sometimes a bayonet is a strong deterrent

Well, they're not stupid, dude. Nothing to do with false bravado.

@@user-db6pt7vr3lI’d say it has everything to do with false bravado. The racists were more than willing when it came to threatening and harming kids and small groups of cops, but when they went up against a force that could fight back, they backed down like the cowardly bullies they were

They wanted to fight children not men

America is a place where you can be yourself. Whatever you want. This however, doesn't stop you from being a racist because if you feel being a racist is your right, America has little it can do to stop you. It's a place where everyone can thrive in democracy, yet people are not ready for such a place to function properly.

Yes, we’re all Americans and we’re all in this together, so we should strive to form a more perfect Union. I’m glad to share a country with people of your mindset!

@@dankovac1609 but that does not mean we cannot strive to make it so. in a strange and perverse way, racism and recent events are a... reaction to change. the recent upsurge of white-supremist violence is proof itself that change is being made. think of how much America has changed since 2000, Gay marriage, The first Black president, the first female Vice president, the first openly gay presidential candidate, hell even marijuana had been legalized in many states! in just 20 years so much has changed and these people who wish to keep the status quo are panicked and scared. thus they take foolish action and thus, prove progress is being made.

@@thefilthiestofcasuals6565 yes, i agree with you. America does thrive with change, but it only requires a lot of people to be unhappy with the said changes and in a weird way you people fight to the top and bring the country towards progress. How stable this way of thriving is, that's not that known but alas, is any country's government stable for all times? Anyways, i still respect America and your fight for your own ideology.

@@gabeitch6150 Lmao dumbass. If Irish people and Italians weren't considered white just 60-70 years ago. What makes you think you won't expand the "white" category again to encompass another ethnic minority to expand your dying and losing ideology? Oh wait we are already seeing this. The Cuban leader of the white nationalist group the Proud Boys. Or the neo-nazi known as Nick 'FUENTES' who runs a popular internet show. This is hilarious because not only does it show your idea that ethnics are not compatible with 'America' (When these two idiots are literally regurgitating your stupid ass ideals), but also shows that it is quite easy for non-whites to assimilate into the country and culture.

I agree, it must have been so scary for them

Bravery? Taking free shit the government gives you is bravery? They are not owed an education, their ancestors did not fight the Roman’s, their ancestors did not fight for the magna carta their ancestors threw spears at big cats and ate mud. Shameless demoralizing of our People. Good. Separate wheat from chaff

Thank you kindly!

Me too man, 101st, cant go wrong.

The 101st, fighting racism in its many forms since 1943

Glad you liked it!

@@BattleOrder I think a series of videos on this would be very popular with history type people. Often times we neglect the actual specifics of an event like this in favor of "the bigger picture". I can't wait to see with what you come up with next.

It's also important to note that not only are people still feeling the effects of old laws like redlining and segregation, the war on drugs, while winding down, is still ongoing. Laws trying to push the country backwards are still being passed. They can't get away with targeting African Americans by name, but they can take efforts to try and remove rights from neighborhoods that are predominantly African American. There are more voting booths, and therefor shorter lines, in White neighborhoods. Schools that are predominantly African American receive less funding. I went to one of two schools in my city with a significant African American population. In one of the locker rooms, there was a sign warning you to not disrupt the insulation on a pipe because it was full of asbestos. I've talked to people who went to predominantly White schools. They did not have to worry about respiratory hazards and their schools were up to code. That school was eventually rebuilt and brought up to code, but it was pretty clearly getting less funding than a lot of the other schools.

@@NovemberOrWhatever Part of the issue is that schools in the uses are funded by taxes from their school district, which essentially locks entire communities in poverty because obviously poorly funded schools give poor education which results in worse paying jobs. There's a reason why no other country does this because it's obviously insane to just doom poorer areas to a worse education. This is why it can be so hard for black neighborhoods to get out of poverty, they have less resources to start with while competing with white neighborhoods that have more resources. And very often if a black neighborhood did start to become wealthy it'd be destroyed by racist violence or large construction projects.

@@NovemberOrWhatever Can't fix the issue of local schooling when the taxes from the community is what supports such things. Also the poorest of white neighborhoods also deal with the same thing; the issue is that per capita there are more blacks in poverty -so they get affected more.

@@stephenjenkins7971 Yup. Systems seem designed to keep the poor poor and the rich rich. There's not much being done to fix the institutional harms, instead they just keep going.

@@NovemberOrWhatever Most don't see anything wrong with it. Also to be blunt, many communities rise and become wealthy in spite of this; that's the American individualist belief. Whether you disagree with it or not, it's there.

I first read one of the most horrible things and was about to have a mental breakdown xD

This and the liberation of Nazi death camps, along of the liberation of western Europe.

I’d say pushing the Nazis out of France was way more honorable than this but ok

@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 Not really comparable

@@PhilipFry. liberating a country from an overwhelming army fervent radicalized by a national movement vs standing on the street with bayonets fixed, yeah I agree it’s not really comparable, what the 101st did in France was way more honorable than this, this was an insult to their ability

the way i see it is the overreach was the state government denying its citizens rights, the federal govenment did exactly what it should have by moveing in to maintaine the baseline protections of its citizens

To protect the Constitution against all foes whether foreign or domestic.

@@giantdad1661 Exactly, which is why pro segregationists needed to be put in their place, being that they are enemies domestic

Parents don't want their children to be beaten and harassed by savages that lack basic empathy and the army needs to be called in to stick rifles into whitie's back. The solace I get is that most of these toy soldiers are in nursing homes being abused by the same foreign caretakers they fought to protect.

I would add that this shows that checks and balances are not just words and legislation and judicial rulings. A lot of people seem to not consider that the concept of checks and balances in the US, extends into physical action as well. Like there is a disconnect between this basic concept every kid learns in school about the branches of government and, well, times like this. edit: for the record if anything I am a rather strong libertarian, but I really don't subscribe to any party crap. So I am always getting annoyed (to put it lightly) with the govt (at all levels) scrambling for every bit of power it can get its mitts on. I do actually love this country and incidents like this are a great example of why. I will be critical of the government, I will call out BS where I see it, but I will also stand and say 'bravo' while applauding when they do good like they did here. I really wish I could say it more often to the federal level.

The University of Arkansas admitted its first black student - Silas Hunt, a former Army Sergeant and World War II veteran - in February of 1948, with another 5 students following over the next two years, with full Integration being completed by 1951. They did not FORCE the issue, allowing white students to attend class with him as they wished. The success is celebrated today, with the Admissions building being named in his honor, and it's located directly across the street from the Law School he attended.

You ever thought Charleston went the quiet route because they didn’t want a racist mob in their town of 900? Also the Little Rock school board did desegregate voluntarily but being the biggest city in Arkansas and the state capital there was no way it was going to be quiet. Especially when it’s the governor blocking the students with soldiers.

Lebanon, Charles De Gaulle, California baseball, Starkweather homicide, Children of Thalidomide

Possible, although I believe that the Birmingham riot of 1963 (Operation Oak Tree) is more interesting from a military point of view. There was also the Ole Miss riots in 1962, which was a similar situation to this where they deployed a battle group to quell segregationist riots at the University of Mississippi, but the lead up to that had actual loss of life and hundreds of injuries.

@@BattleOrder thank you for response! I look forward to seeing what you come up with.

Those would be great videos, looking forward to them

Many of those soldiers are long dead now.😔

@@black10872 I'm sure there was a spot reserved for them in Heaven.

@@black10872 my grandpa went to Arkansas in the 101st when this happened and thank GOD he's still alive!

@@black10872 They should be in their 80s in which a good chunk would still be alive thanks to modern medicine. Quite a few would have passed but since the average US life span is around 78, a bit less than half should still be with us. From what I am aware of, they weren't deployed to Vietnam until almost a decade after. Based on average service time, many of the Little Rock 9 servicemen would be out by then, unless they decided to stay in the armed forces for longer. Which means that a good number of them probably wouldn't have been killed in action either, making the average life span estimate fairly reasonable.

@@neurofiedyamato8763 They would be in their mid to high 80s. The early Vietnam vets are already dying off. Guys who were born in the late 30s and early 40s. I hate to see them all go. They are living history. But its their time to go. :(

@@charliecartwright491 well said

@@charliecartwright491 It is better, but it could be better than what we already have.

Frank -S- - Well said, great comment!!

Why is it more segregated today?

@robos It's because of gerrymandering. Conservatives who dominate rural and southern states essentially divided up districts so that whites would have more of an advantage in their state legislators. Usually it's done by letting blacks or Hispanics have only a few majority districts while giving rural whites many districts.

@@ladygrey7425I really wouldn’t call that more segregated than the 50s. When communities were quite literally separated by force and social pressure to the point where different races has different designated areas while racist mobs were out on the streets if anyone challenged it compared to gerrymandering.

you should've looked it another way. the federal government supports the rights of the people not so much of that happening in other place :/ where the government and the people are with segregation. I think this is a powerful moment

@@bruh-ux1ns no, not really. You lived in a nation that supports egalitarianism, yet segregation occurs. No matter if it was 100, 200 years ago, that shouldn’t really be a thing for it betrays that principle. And when society is changing and the laws are changing, there are still resistance to it. Had they not resisted, no need of military intervention.

If only the Democratic governor would follow the law. But Democrats are going to be Democrats they don't care about the law.

OR U.S. Marshals during the integration of University of Mississippi

@@MA-hn9vo Says the Republiacans who attempted to overthrow democracy

GIGN my friend! Maybe GSG-9 and other CTUs as well but I'm not sure.

@@og-cryoman1842 GIGN are a spec ops unit of the gendarmerie. Far more competent and useful than SWAT with completely different training. SWAT are specifically regular metropolitan police with Special Weapons And Tactics. The GIGN are full military.

It really is funny how in continental Europe the gendarmerie / Marechaussee etc can be called military police AKA military doing police duties. And in British / American / Anglo-Saxon derived state structures, the military police is the group policing the military. One could use similar words, but they do completely different things

The 327th is and has been since 1961 the 1st brigade of the 101st. The 2/502 was in the 1st Brigade from 61 till March of 83 and a Bn of the 506th was attached to them around 2015 from 61 to sometime in 83-84 they had been part of third Brigade maybe even after that. As the 502nd became 2nd Brigade in 83-84 which they are today.

If only the Democratic governor would follow the law. But Democrats are going to be Democrats they don't care about the law

The funny thing is that this was kind of done following the civil war, it’s just that political shenanigans stopped it from being completely, hence the reason that there’s like a 20 year period following the civil war where Black people play an open and major part in Southern politics.

"Progress" is a fake word in terms of politics. What can be seen as progress today can be seen as regression tomorrow. Nothing says that society becomes more free and equal -so it always has to push for its own version of progress.

101st makes history again

If only the Democratic governor would follow the law. But Democrats are going to be Democrats they don't care about the law

Racists all over the planet need to be put in their place.

ye, idk out of the battlefield seems like the best choice, lol

Indeed. I’d be ashamed too if I was from Arkansas

You mean global, cause I got taught this in history class in the UK when learning about the civil rights movement.

@@Yas-ei3st Maybe in the UK, you'd be damned if you found someone who has even heard of Arkansas

Woah that's not true! You guys are the Walmart state also, and Walmart rocks.

@@Yas-ei3st UK does really need to learn civil rights, with having empire spanning the globe, fucking up Africa and the middle east so they are third world countries today.

@Nemean Lion Shut the fuck up, the rights of people of different colors is not political, it's a human right.

@Nemean Lion yes I do deny that

@Nemean Lion Oh look, another edgy white dude who somehow believes ancient Greek/Rome was somehow white culture exclusively when concepts like whiteness weren't even a thing a back then. You're a real stereotype, you know that right. Really weird I'm talking to someone that wants me dead, but hey, it's not like you'll ever attempt to be edgy outside lest your soy arm get twisted in a wad.

@Nemean Lion Don't make me laugh, this isn't a simple debate, you quite simply wish for black people and other minorities to leave America. You're a very hateful person, why should I even bother having a respectful debate about that?

@Nemean Lion Projection? I think you're projecting. Remember that one comment you made about the founding fathers only intending white men to be citizens and using it as a justification?

Eisenhower brought honor himself for standing up and saying "enough is enough". It wouldn't have happened if he hadn't sent in the 101st

It is amazing how people can change.

@@accreditedbythenicemaninth6495 unfortunately the south still hasn't changed that much

@@anthonymartinez4780 you're crazy if you don't see the huge change in the country

@@jcaliberty8288 Credit where credit is due, but it certainly doesn't mean that the job's done.

If only the Democratic governor would follow the law. But Democrats are going to be Democrats they don't care about the law

The idea was that after they left, there'd be a school left instead of everything besides the walls and roof having been 'tactically acquired'

My friend's father was one of the soldiers.

What a heroes. Serving their people hahahah.

@@fosholyfe6115a certified badass for sure, this world has no place for racist

@J S 😐

@J S good thing you guys are starting to lose and will continue to lose. The world and this country is tired of you guys.

@J S imagine still being salty about black people getting rights

@J S lmao too bad people hate you more and more as time goes on

Hell one if them is in the white house.

The bayonet is highly underrated as an influencer of behavior.

@@ahwhite2022 absolutely

We shoulda used this tactic during the capitol protest.

@@eguerr5036 Should have never done away with it, no more riots, no more protests out past 6 P.M. Soldiers show up, and it's time to go home.

It's 1957, bayonets WERE the riot gear.

Yeah, he was there for Overlord and Market garden and missed the seige because he was in DC. Again.

@J S sorry to tell you this dude, but not all white people were raised to be hateful towards people of color. And I'm sure those troops didn't have a single issue with helping nine kids get to school safely.

​@@giannileegalvan2669 Not when segregation is as old as the hills and backed with taboos. Therein lies the problem with judging historical figures by modern standards--segregation was so normalised that people would see it every day and carry on with their days without batting an eyelid.

@@n00btotale bottom line is, those soldiers performed their duty admirably and we are eternally grateful for their service.

​@@giannileegalvan2669 I wholeheartedly agree, but I can't say the same for those police and ~25% National Guards that did not help. Nor do I feel any empathy for those officials who enabled and instigated the Tulsa Massacre, the police who stood by while the Freedom Riders burned, and especially not those who set dogs and water hoses on peaceful protesters in Birmingham. For more reading: -- Tulsa en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulsa_race_massacre -- Freedom Riders en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_Riders#Anniston -- Birmingham en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birmingham_campaign

@@n00btotale the soldiers I was referring to were the 101st Airborne, but I agree with your point about the Guard and police

The 101st, from early 1944 to late 1945. After that he served as Eighth Army commander during the Korean War, and then became Army Chief of Staff in 1955. He replaced Matthew Ridgway, who commanded the 82nd before August 1944, who was Chief of Staff from 1953 to 1955

@@BattleOrder ok great video by the way

@@puggerinopug9280 no, this is democracy, you do not get to intimidate others in order to strip them of their rights.

@@MaxwellAerialPhotography their rights to treat others as second class citizens?? Jfc get a grip.

@@ewokshoterz Fr, this is the same logic that underlines the Lost Cause myth and opposition to military reconstruction.

If only the Democratic governor would follow the law. But Democrats are going to be Democrats they don't care about the law

@@MaxwellAerialPhotography Lmao you don't have the right to take others' Civil Rights away. If you think you do, then you're the kind of people who need military supervision because you're too dangerous to be left alone

Would be neat though if the army was still sent in to stop reactionaries. Florida could use it right about now.

@@hedgehog3180 Theres no reason to send the army down there

@@hedgehog3180 If only the Democratic governor would follow the law. But Democrats are going to be Democrats they don't care about the law, just follow the law Democratic governor

@@ShitboxFlyer makes sense in their minds, since any law proposing death penalty to child molestors they instantly start screeching about how it’s literally genocide Quite curious

Because he was a powerful politician.

Thanks for watching!

THink about all of the people who argued against using the National Guard to bring order back to Portland and Seattle. The same people who ask why they were not in DC.

@@dirus3142 are you sure they weren't against the use of federal agents in Portland?

@@matray94 Nope, just enforcing the law against the wishes of rioters, criminals and terrorists.

@@TheRiiiight One man's rioter is another man's protester. I for one am pro crushing all of them, only fair.

@@JanitorScruffy We are a nation of laws, not of men, culture, nor ideology. People have forgotten that.