• paris@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    16 分钟前

    Why did this need an ai generated image to go along with it I’m so sick of seeing ai everywhere

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    3 小时前

    Watered down pepto or milk of magnesia is great for flushing eyes after exposure to tear gas or pepper spray. I see lots of people using straight water.

  • corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca
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    10 小时前

    “I thought it was a bazooka so I started blasting” – ICEstapo

    “Acquitted” – fed judge

    I’m with ya, but just understand the stakes. And get ready to return fire if they begin with the deadly force.

    Also. Consider spraying this into the leaf blower:

    It’s at walmart.

  • Lost_My_Mind@lemmy.world
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    1 天前

    Just a reminder, as stated in the other duplicate posts in other communities where this was also posted, this image is AI.

    This is a fabricated image that did not happen.

  • Tar_Alcaran@sh.itjust.works
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    Fullface masks with cheap P3 filters will work fine against pepperspray (be sure to lose the filter after you get sprayed). You can get something good enough on AliExpress for like 30 bucks, from several “we have 3M at home” brands.

    For CS/CN aka teargas deployed in wide-area use, you’ll definitely want an active carbon filter. Note that those will work fine on your knockoff gasmask, but the fit of it will be much worse than a proper (150 dollar) mask, so you’ll definitely get some tiny exposure. It gets worse if your face isn’t that of a cleanshaven white male. Note that activated carbon has a limited lifespan, whether in use or not. Technically you’ll want RCA filter canisters, but those aren’t in most stores.

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      1 天前

      Officer who shot the suspect - “I feared for my life because it was possible that the suspect concealed a bazooka in the leaf blower”.

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        Officer who shot the suspect - “I feared for my life because it was possible the suspect was sitting down, calmy drinking a warm beverage”.

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    I think this is worthwhile posting again as a “TIL that leaf blowers are a good way to defend against tear gas” when this post gets removed for falling fowl of rule 1.

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      Not really, they kinda work vs pepper spray but not super well, you’ll still get spray in your face even in the best case, and this image is AI.

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          Or instead you could just bring an umbrella, which is much more effective at blocking pepper spray without billowing it onto your fellow protesters, obscures your identity and isn’t a large, noisy, bulky object that only works if you’re within 10’ of the fash.

          Leafblowers are useful, but only in coordination and even then they’re less useful than carrying around a similar weight in water so you can douse teargas rounds.