They are traitors to the people/country. Basically the 'domestic terrorists' they keep talking about. They deserve way more than 1 year.

Relevant federal law

I mean, they clearly just tackle a guy from behind out of nowhere. A guy who's minding his own businesses and just standing there in the least threatening manner possible.

Also very revealing that they specifically target the guy wearing hippie-looking clothes, most likely because they associate that with left wing ideology and their remit is to remove "undesirables" regardless of whether or not they're a threat to anyone.

So yeah, this is so blatant that it's frankly not surprising that even the fascist PPD consider it beyond the pale/giving away the game.

Seriously, the whole reason the right is obsessed with Portland now is that the Portland police used incredible levels of excessive force to put down BLM protests. And since they believe the police are always in the right, then Portland must be a hellhole. I used to live in one of the smaller towns in Oregon and mentioning that I went up to Portland for a day would typically result in someone telling me I was lucky I wasn't shot. Never mind that the PPB is so brutal that the federal government sued them for excessive force back in 2012. To unfortunately minimal effect. That you can be too brutal for Portland police is just insane.

Wasn't a valid defense at Nuremburg. Won't be a valid defense now.

"They're ruining it for us!"

I'll take a whack at it: "Officer safety."

The government wants to squeeze and provoke violent acts so they can squeeze more.

"Immigrants are violent criminals and we need to deport them at all costs"

This whole country? Unfortunately, yes.

Death to every Nazi. They know exactly what they are doing.

"Allegedly"

Noted.

.........I don't love them.

I don't like or trust reddit either. I post videos like this as I find them to the Fediverse as soon as I can.

I found it at that URL in the source, however I posted the video to Mastodon. For this post, the video link is coming from the Mastodon post.

I only include the place where I found it just incase it can help give some context to others.