The Quartermaster
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Laws of averages is a fallacy. I cordially invite you to this town and county and find that "majority" and we'll call it a subject sample test audit.
National Protest and 'disband the cops' discussion (please review page 1)
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I love those videos. I would not say that you're jaded, maybe you are, but definitely biased because those are the stories that make YouTube and social media. You don't see a whole lot of " I was stopped by a cop for a broken tail light. It was such a great experience!" Stories.
I guess this can go here for now. Letting Extremists on Left and Hamas terrorist supporters run rampant for years. Extremists on the right were bound to go public .
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Sigh...as much as I hate the Left, I really also dislike the Far right as well. But the enemy of my enemy is the becoming reality with me. Do the needful with the Left, have at it but zero collateral damages. My humanity left when they cheered and then mocked Charlie Kirk's murder. Actual human beings with compassion don't do these things.
Is the far right in the room with us right now? Kidding, there is actual threat of Haglian Dialectic rearing it's ugly head here.
Antifa is an ideology, not an organization.
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Love the analogy. +1
It's so weird... but with all the political strife in the world, I would assume that protests would be continuing apace. With all the threats to democracy and all- but nothing to speak of. It's almost like something happened to the protestors ability to travel to these places, organize and mobilize.
I have no idea what that could be, but I know that in the military, usually the issue with going TDY was funding.
Ah yes. The completely normal, rational democrats that just want discourse and to turn the tempreture down in the crown jewel of the midwest, which has no problem with crime at all, Chicago.
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I will sleep in sweet comfort tonight, knowing that one of their idols is finally not breathing anymore.
Convicted cop killer Assata Shakur, an FBI Most Wanted terrorist, dead in Cuba, communist regime says
It's almost like Trump has advisors that are members of this board, or similar.
We've been talking about going after the paid protesters; following the money that destroys businesses, delivers pallets of bricks, attacks LE, for 5 years now.
We've been talking about going after the paid protesters; following the money that destroys businesses, delivers pallets of bricks, attacks LE, for 5 years now.
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His children know how to internet very well. Pretty sure Trump Junior is on a few gun boards, the same one that James Hetfield uses as well.
This cop has a set of brass ones....
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I believe somewhere earlier in this thread, I posted a link to www.thefallofminneapolis.com. This was a damning documentary that focused on the riots in Minneapolis following George Floyd's death.
Now, another fairly well-known former local reporter, not associated with the previous film, has come out with an equally damning documentary of his own on the state of Minneapolis:
The film has a particular focus on the radical City Council and how it's destroyed the city, particularly with their views on public safety. The sad thing is, that as bad a picture as was painted, there are a number of other contributing issues that aren't even addressed -- probably so as not to offend some of the audience. It simply doesn't address many others who are culpable, such as Tim Walz.
I understand this is probably much more pertinent to locals like @Ooh-Rah and I, but it's worthy story for anyone else that may be interested.
Now, another fairly well-known former local reporter, not associated with the previous film, has come out with an equally damning documentary of his own on the state of Minneapolis:
The film has a particular focus on the radical City Council and how it's destroyed the city, particularly with their views on public safety. The sad thing is, that as bad a picture as was painted, there are a number of other contributing issues that aren't even addressed -- probably so as not to offend some of the audience. It simply doesn't address many others who are culpable, such as Tim Walz.
I understand this is probably much more pertinent to locals like @Ooh-Rah and I, but it's worthy story for anyone else that may be interested.
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