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@Persephone_66
@sleepisocialist
Think about it this way. If they are willing to pay you more to work an additional 20 hours in a week then they are not paying you enough for the first 40. You actually got fucked 2 times.
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@tbvaleska
There was an attack on a group of unarmed nonviolent protesters last night in Eugene Oregon by a combination of police departments, Eugene and Springfield PDs, the University of Oregon police, and DHS.
You can add that one to your list.
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@AlissaAzar
This is very concerning. Also it is a constitutional right to be able to film the police. They are telling you to voluntarily give up this right. This is a thing the police try all the time with a surprising amount of success. Do not do it.
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@tbvaleska
Sense this is getting some attention I thought I would add a little.
There was no violence from the protesters of any kind.
The police were rude and aggressive claiming they felt threatened by unarmed people across the street from them.
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@AlissaAzar
Record the police every time you can. Even if it is not you interacting with them. Be respectful of the person they are interacting with but still Record it even if you are just giving a description of what is happening at the time. Document as much as you can.
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@PplsCityCouncil
@taliaotg
@BerkeleyLaw
@NationalSJP
@palyouthmvmt
@AROCBayArea
That right there is called assault.
The person speaking has all legal right to talk about a religious holiday.
Attempting to stop her could very will be labeled a hate crime.
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@davidhogg111
It did not happen right after but the speed at which the police effectively became a military force and the level of access that the federal government gave the police to military equipment and weapons.
Next is the incredible levels of police funding.
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@chadloder
This is a clear violation of the 4th amendment.
He had done exactly nothing wrong other then existing as a vulnerable person and contempt of cop.
This in no way made society safer.
It was nothing more than a punitive reaction from a cop.
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@Imposter_Edits
If they are ATF, this would not be in their jurisdiction. The bigger question we need to ask is "why is a federal agent enforcing a civil citation?"
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@JoshuaPHilll
She is in traffic surrounded by vehicles and she shot a wild into the direction of traffic.
This is completely unacceptable.
It puts all of the people around them at risk.
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@lovemycelica
@MacFarlaneNews
I have seen people arrested for standing in the street. Refusing to leave a public side walk and park. I have seen people shot with impact munitions for standing in a public park quite at a distance from the police ordering a dispersal when they were no threat.
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@nohostages
@Persephone_66
@sleepisocialist
No one wants to listen to my crazy rantings about the dangers of capitalism, the military industrial complex, and mass incarceration.
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@ThatRadAshley
@LPofDelaware
If someone pulls your door open at night in a parking lot and puts a gun in your face the first thing you think is car jacking, not cop.
He doesn't identify himself and he barks orders giving no time to react.
Cop does not get to create the dangerous situation.
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@birchgambol
@kudya_not
Your math is wrong as 330 million people are not electable for the check. Many are children or dependent adults that will not qualify. It is closer to 15% of the total amount of the bill.
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@nhrudi1
@Alphamektek
@politvidchannel
Clearly you didn't read the constitution. It is well established that the speaker of the house does not have to be a member of the house. They just have to be voted on by a majority of its members.
They can pick anyone.
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@tbvaleska
There goal was to escalate violence and to claim the only option they had was excessive use of force.
This is simply not true. The police were the only ones who were violent last night.
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@fantasticmstfox
@ChiefCLovell
I was there last night and none of this is true. He is gas lighting while saying he wants a peaceful resolution to make himself look good when he sends his riot cops in saying they could not come to an agreement.
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@JustitiaMatrona
@Jake_Hanrahan
That is not accurate. It has and always was a workers rights day.
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@AlissaAzar
Normalize putting a camera in a cops face. Make sure they know that their actions are being recorded from every angle.
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@realCruzThomas
@MacFarlaneNews
If the police had filled the lawn with tear gas as soon as they took down the first barricade the people that pushed up to the capital would have been far less. Most did not have proper equipment to be exposed to that much gas and would have retreated.
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@tbvaleska
The Springfield police then arrive(they are very violent and dangerous).
The police pushed the protesters out of the road on to a much smaller street and attack the protesters.
They then grab multiple people and arrest them.
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@tbvaleska
They devoted the resources of 4 agencies, well over 50 cops, a federal agency, at least 20 vehicles, and who knows how many other resources for a protest on a sidewalk.
The escalated violence and used force on people that were no threat to them or the community.
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@FallLikeRain7
@Imposter_Edits
The cop is the one in the wrong. The kid didn't do anything wrong.
The fact that he decided to try and stop him is the problem.
It is violation of his constitutional rights and when challenged in it the cop lied.
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@billy_maggard
@TitusNation
What is really interesting about that 3% is it counts off duty cops and military. When you eliminate them it is less then 1%.
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@tbvaleska
They then repeated this process were they would push the protesters about 30 or 40 feet and then attack people and arrest some. Then then retreat back to the spot they started at 40 feet away.
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@PlagueOfLetters
@giggsy69
Historically this is not true. Political changes do not happen from passive behavior. It happens around major events.
What you are proposing has no Historical impact that is known.
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@Viror12
@probablyreadit
The people in power are not listening.
Disruption is the best course of action.
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@captmerica13
@MuellerSheWrote
You have to have a law license to practice law. If the state bar thinks she may have acted in a way that compromised national security they might start the process to take her law license.
All appointments are conditional.
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@Red_Pill_US
@rawsalerts
If I remember correctly she is an off duty cop.
And I also think this was not in the US.
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@dagoddessofra
@BTnewsroom
@BreeNewsome
He looked like he wanted to sign another bill massively expanding police power and funding so that they can violently oppress people protesting.
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@tbvaleska
I am going to add a little more. I will not post the link to the article because it is full of copaganda. According to the local police 10 people were arrested in total and all of the charged were misdemeanors.
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@hayleyraefall
@sabeanerr7
@KING5Seattle
@komonews
@TacomaPD
The laws are written very clearly on this. If a person is in the road for any reason and they are struck by a car the car is at fault. The reason is people go into the road all the time for legitimate reasons. Protesting is a great example of one. This is victim blaming.
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@Inspector7ty3
@hannahcrileyy
If he was shot in the hand and both hands were hit how is it that the gun is not damaged and covered in blood?
The audio of the video tells exactly when the gun shots happened there is no time to shoot and then drop the gun.
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@NeverVoteGOP
@TristanSnell
Those are going to be some amazing tax deductions.
Hope you didn't file your taxes early.
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@LawAspi
@ellieokwilson
Some states still have laws that require that they retain the original object.
My guess is this is why.
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@heartmoonshine
@becca__lr
If you are in the US almost all states require them to notify you with in 30 days in some way. If they pasted 30 days you can request 100% back(some states it is more) If this happens file a claim in small claims court.
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@SlimWiggy
@probablyreadit
This always happens with protest movements.
They don't need a majority to cause change.
They just have to make the price of doing nothing more then the price to give into the demands.
150 plus campus and many other protests.
This thing is growing.
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@tenberryten
@jwcroxton
Another thing you could do is have a large group of people all put on bloc and all ride the train at one time. Not only that have them move from train to train between gateway and the courthouse and see what kind of panic that causes.
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@DegenDilly
@SandyFrizzle
I like how they set the expectation that death "might be" considered an excused absence.
Number one if you are wondering.
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@WilboBaggins95
@JoshuaPHilll
They are cops. You can just assume they are doing something that is wrong.
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@ChristineS629
@Le202nard
You don't know what action is going to cause the reaction that leads to change.
The civil rights movements didn't do a calculation before they took action.
They tried something and when that didn't work they tried something new.
And they kept doing it.
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@PattieMeyer2022
@JakeMGrumbach
@Columbia
I have been to many a protest and there is one constant. The most danger comes from the cops.
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@patriottakes
When did a border become God's border? In the Bible it is very clear he created the entire fucking planet.
Also most of the people south of that border also believe in and worship the same God.
Just a thought.
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@Imposter_Edits
They do have the highest number of people arrested from the failed insurrection attempt on January 6th.
That is definitely something that the maga base would be proud of.
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@tenberryten
@jwcroxton
Don't do anything wrong just ride the train for a couple of hours as a peek time and see what kind of reaction that causes. I would definitely have some legal observers for that type of DA.
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@LeatherJoseph
@RepTroyNehls
@TimRunsHisMouth
People crossing the border have little to do with every stat you listed.
It has far more to do with socioeconomic opportunities, income inequality, and cost of living.
Just so that you know.
Also resent immigrants have much lower crime statistics.
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@DotardInWaiting
@erickbellomy
You need to add in a real civilian oversize board that can compel testimony under oath and conduct investigations into police activity with real teeth that can hold them accountable.
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@shmeckeljuice
This is an omission of guilt. It is definitely the guy they pointed out in the early tweets.
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@pdxfrontline
It only took a few thousand people in the streets in a sustained protest on the other side of the country to get DHS to all but ignore thousands of creditable threats to national security.
This says a lot.
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@rayroa
@jwcroxton
@davedeckerphoto
This is definitely helping the current presidents reelected chances.
Is it time to brace for fascism?
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@ACLU_WA
I don't think the people that wrote this law understand what this means. If they think they smell a drug they now have the legal right to lay hands on you. If they see something in your car at a trafic stop they can forcibly remove you from the car free of conciquences.
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@radiantlyrobin
@evodocNJ
@RSwirling
That is not true even by the states legal definition of the word riot. I only know 2 states definitions technically but I can guess that you are still wrong in all cases because that is not how the legal system works.
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@jaxtell123
@PoliticsVerse
@LoraAneM
@FBI
They have to get a warrant. To do this they have to get a judge to sign off on the search. They need reasonable proof they will find documents. They don't want to go searching every property and turning up nothing.
It will only fuel the witch hunt crowd.
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@state_secession
@RepMTG
You realize that in order to secede every person in Texas would have to give up US citizenship.
They would loose all federal funding. Social security, Medicaid, Medicare, all federal pensions including military, all veterans benefits.
It would decimate the states economy.
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@ParajeckiDavid
@AlissaAzar
@pinkladyfoxx
Why would you think a white supremacist organization would do anything to another white supremacist organization. They are 2 sides of the same coin.
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@drfourny
@JoshuaPotash
That is how protests work also strikes. This I am not worried about. I am more worried about the lack of response from the police when the right wing do things like this and the disproportionate responses when people protest police brutality.
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@ChitownJeff
@HillaryHolley4
Cops lie, cops plant evidence, cops plant guns,
The story does not match up and the evidence dose not look like it is on the cops side.
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@JazzDeeApple
@CandiceBernd
They are not. This is well known and has been litigated in court a lot.
Cops like to claim they do.
This is not true. Cops lie.
Only the driver is required to unless the cop has cause to suspect them of a crime.
Being in a car is not a good enough reason.
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@dpcannam
@MuellerSheWrote
I bet there is a state level organization called the Bar that decides if she has a law licence that can. This could trigger an investigation that might revoke her law license.
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@StatusCoup
@ninaturner
@JonFarinaPhoto
Got to get out those armored vehicles for a bunch of college kids camping on the lawn.
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@matt_tilton
@xenex11
@TurnpikeIKE621
I don't know how to tell you this so you understand. Everyone on all political sides owns a shitlaod of guns.
I have no idea where this idea that one side of a political debate has all of them and the other side has none comes from.
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@Leilaniann27
It sounds to me like "you got credit" for doing the science. The people that do the hard work almost never get the credit they deserve. Do them a favor and list the names of those people if they are willing.
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@ChristineS629
@Le202nard
The revolution in Egypt in 2011 started with a Facebook post saying they were going to the square to talk about politics.
2 years later and 2 dictators later over 3 million people were in and around the square demanding the removal of the second dictator.
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@az_rww
Do you know if they announced that they were going to deploy tear gas?
Most states and cities require multiple announcements before it is deployed.
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@Dadman03AL
@MeidasTouch
White people have done this for about 150 years after the civil war.
More specifically white males.
Not sure why you think this is new.
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@BarryGadbois
@drjudymelinek
Do you put on pants every time before you go out into pubic? Don't answer that I am not sure I want to know the answer.
It definitely is people in hospitals do it all day every day at work and have for many years.
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@Gnomelandic
@MaranieRae
Yes it is. And has been a normal practice for protest movements both left and right for all of this countries history.
It is also how the country was founded and how most major political changes throughout history have happened.
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@Emanouella4
@annacali
@Emaperidol
The distrust in the medical community is amazing. If you look at the mortality rates and the life expectancy prior to the invention of the modern vaccine and understand that the modern world would not exist without them your opinion would change dramatically.
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@tracyrosenthal_
@ZakirSpeaks
You were clearly infringing on the cops right to swing a nightstick on a public sidewalk.
You see, your constitutional rights end at the cops qualified immunity.
Now learn your place.
I hope people understand this was meant as a joke.
ACAB.
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@PushBidenLeft
They are not defending Biden.
They are defending their privilege they think they hold.
Biden will maintain the status quo, and they are unwilling to risk in such a way that it might inconvenience them.
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@hijkonml
@JoshuaPHilll
Not hamas the people of Palestine. There is a very big difference.
Until you understand that it will be impossible to understand what is happening.
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@Just__Joe_
@RonFilipkowski
Communist is anyone to the left of Trump politically so just about everyone.
Pedo is the same a communist.
Christian is anyone that is waving a confederate battle flag on the steps of the capital that said hold my beer before committing multiple federal felonies.
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@hear4tucker
@ACLU
Federal law has a very clear set of rules for how claims are decided.
Did you try looking it up?
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@AlissaAzar
I was at a protest in Eugene a while back and the police had their window down as the pulled up to a light that had just changed. They waved at me thinking I was a "safe person" to wave at and I pulled out a little squeaky pig and squeezed it thr entire time they waited.
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@ACLU_WA
This is going to make traffic stops very violent and dangerous for both the police and the people they are stopping.
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@ElbaMaricela74
@KamalaHarris
100 burned buildings in Portland. The Portland fire department released a statement a few weeks back saying they have had no buildings burned down as a result of the protests. Not a single one. 100 building would be all of downtown and many other parts.
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@TheOrac93482874
@TomJChicago
@33kindnessrulz
Yes multiple people were charged with weapons charges.
There is video of multiple people with guns.
This is a very bad argument that is very easily disproved.
Try harder.
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@Ebene_Bland
@travesurasmias
@TALK_L3SS
@HarryTHop
You nailed it.
Historically fascism does not retreat because they lost an election.
An election will not save you.
Historically what stops fascists is fighting them.
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@Inspector7ty3
@hannahcrileyy
I did take some classes in forensics and computer forensics.
I have also set in on police accountability hearings a few times.
So I have a little bit of experience doing this. What qualifications do you have?
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@hotnostril
@WillResistAdmin
@CalltoActivism
The 3% have very clear ties to white supremacist organizations.
We the people is a well-known dog whistle used by racist and white supremacist organizations and has been for a while.
I think it comes from the anti-government movements of the 90s.
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@realBob_Johnson
@Dragonfy03
@debbieksl
They can.
T nonimmigrant status, also known as the T visa, is for victims of a severe form of trafficking in persons. Victims can remain and work in the United States for up to four years once granted T nonimmigrant status.
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@Twinkthepig
@WarMonitors
There are over 2 million people. The Israeli government gave them 48 hours.
This is impossible.
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@Johnnthelefty
He is on a bench in public. He wouldn't even have to identify himself to a cop if they asked for ID.
What authority does this security company have that the cops don't have?
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@wookietim
@OccupyDemocrats
@AOC
Yes. John Lewis was arrested 5 times while he was serving in the senate.
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@chkrosp
@antifa_saboteur
@kahbn
@tiffanyfifer1
@OUNightly
I checked the stand your ground law and I don't think it would apply to a situation like this.
It specifically says threat of life or to defend another person over and over.
This would definitely not qualify as a threat to a person's life.
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@Twinkie_Defense
@micahinATL
It is called a collective grievance.
When the events hit whatever the critical level is, then people who would not otherwise join the protests will come out and join them.
The US is uniquely vulnerable to this as it has created a ton of grievance over the years.
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@therecount
Any use of force was excessive use of force.
There was no need to call in the NYPD.
It was a clear esclation.
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@UsefulAnarchy
@drosepali
@TheBrilliantHen
They are having a very hard time replacing the people leaving. So the more that retire or age out the better.
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@gibberishhoe
@herosnvrdie69
I disagree. You do not get to create the conditions that put you in danger and then kill as a result.
Having been to many protests and having had to deal with far more dangerous people then Rosenbaum kyle did not have a right to use deadly force.
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@mmistretta9
@jasonrantz
What is very interesting is that many cops were in the military where they got a ton of vacancies. This has been fairly common place for almost 70 or 80 years. Many fields that interact with the public have some kid of mandate and many private companies are adding mandates.
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@pajamawitch
I bet people people would be way nicer then they are looking down they barrel of a Desert Eagle.
As the person behind the counter asks politely what the problem is again.
They are some serious over kill for morst situations. That is why I picked it.
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