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39 minutes ago, Mrs Whiggins said:
This goes along with @HenryJames post regarding NYC a page ago. Watch the whole video if you've got one minute and twenty-two seconds. It's pretty good.
I used to work right there before the pandemic shut everything down. Times Square is a ghost town now, but I am going to go by there today or tomorrow to see that for myself. I am certain I will probably see 5 or 6 officers standing around on their phone like I normally do in Manhattan.
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2 hours ago, Anastasis said:
Whiny fucking cunts.
This victim complex that so many police have is ridiculous. If the officer had any sense of humor or a part of him that was actually human he could've walked over and talked to the person who made the comment. They could've had a productive conversation about why the person said that to him. We all know why it was said, but you can diffuse a situation by being human. Cops, by and large, lack this component and it is why many of them who wind up shooting their fellow citizens do so without even thinking about it. Instead of looking at the people WHO PAY THEIR SALARY as an equal, they are looked at as being lesser than, this is especially so with minorities, but again we all know that as well.
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3 hours ago, Thatguy said:
I picture Brothahorn looking like this Ron Milner guy.
He has an one-track mind and continues to post this stuff so he can take shots at an organization he doesn't like. I mean he's free to start his own organization but that would require doing some work and that's not his forte on this. Complaining and overwhelming amounts of negativity about everything is what he traffics in. The man needs some therapy to help right what ails him.
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7 minutes ago, wildcat09 said:
This is consistently the dumbest response to BLM.
Which is why Uncle Ruckus will eventually do one of his drive-by swipes at all of us "Lil' men" that he thinks makes him look tough or clever. These people constantly taking swipes at BLM are doing so even knowing that the focus of the organization is on police brutality and how families are structured.
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I'm starting to believe our Orange Goblin-in-Chief may not be operating in good faith with us on a few things!
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Just now, Nivek said:
See, they're not racist, they just like killing people/pets/well everything!
I want to /insert surly poster that would agree with that statement, but there are too many to choose from. I don’t even believe those cowards will step up to the plate and defend this shooting.
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5 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:
They all fucking tug at us, man. Or they should.
Every person shot by the cops is a human being. Every one of them. When someone gets shot, it's a fucking tragedy in some way, always. PARTICULARLY when the person is mentally ill, has some other personal challenge, etc. It doesn't have to be this way. It shouldn't be this way. But as a society, we fight tooth and nail to keep it this way. It's fucking cruel, sick, and evil.
Every last one should bother us and should lead us to a solution that doesn’t involve someone trying to execute a 13 year old that is desperately trying to communicate feelings of angst and anxiety. We do make the choice you said time and again. It is frustrating that we do not want to do the right thing because doing the right thing means hard work. I mean who has time for the hard work of police reform when we can just let them continue to shoot at whatever and whomever they please?
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5 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:
"JuST LisTEN to COmManDS ANd u wON't GeT SHOT!"
I want to say some witty here, but this one really tugs at me man. I called a friend and we talked about it and he had read the story already and was as unhappy as I was with what happened.
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18 minutes ago, hobbes2702 said:
So for all our “social workers for bank robberies” idiots, a question; would a social worker be better suited for this type of call or are we still pretending police should do this work?
This one absolutely upsets me a lot. I do not have many words that would be of any use right now. This is ridiculous on a level that is hard to fully comprehend. The young man has autism and he gets shot because he is communicating in a way where a trained professional was needed. Instead the mother calls the police and they show up guns blazin’. I am not happy with the mother here either. Why in the world would you call the police when you know your child has autism? This is quite literally the last thing you should do, especially if someone has what used to be labeled Asperger’s (If you still call it that please do not. The man it was named after was not a good guy and I will leave it at that).
Putting a kid in that situation with someone not trained in how to properly respond was like throwing gasoline on a bonfire. You do not, EVER, put a child like this in a situation with a new variable they are not expecting, this is especially so when the variable yells at you (BIG MISTAKE to do that to this kid), makes demands of the kid (You guessed it, another gigantic mistake) and then shoots when the kid is non-compliant and runs. This is horrific to see happen and it should take around, oh I don’t know, the time it took to write this message to fire the officer or officers that shot him and charge them with attempted murder.
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32 minutes ago, kevwun said:
Replace your scenario with pointing Elizabeth Warren at Facebook and Twitter and telling her to have fun.
I would be ecstatic to see Elizabeth Warren given free rein to go after them. I believe she has the ability to do more to rebuild this country post-Dotard than anyone in Washington if she is given the ability to do so.
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9 minutes ago, SydneyCarton said:
Yeah, going to somewhat disagree with you here. As Kevwun said, Facebook is much more culpable. Dorsey has done something, at least. Granted, later than was needed but ahead of FB who still won't do shit. Additionally, the people NEED to see what the president says. I absolutely get that point. Hopefully posterity it will all be saved and rehashed and beaten into people how dangerous things were, etc. Or in other parlance, you give him the rope to hang himself.
I am no fan of Facebook either. They are equally as culpable, but Dorsey was mentioned so I commented to the culpability they have in this.
When the words of the President of the United States are being used as justification for harm and punishment of “the others” you just cannot allow that speech to find its way onto a platform where it will be used to in effect brainwash people into believing they are committing lawful acts that the president condones. If his blatant racism has led to the loss of just a single life that is one too many. We know that is not the case. Dorsey and Zuckerberg both should get fines that have the word billion(s) attached to it. They have been willing conduits that have spread a hateful and racist rhetoric that has damaged the minds of millions of people we share a country with. That in and of itself is incredibly sad.
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26 minutes ago, DigDug said:
Beyond ridiculous. @jack and his cohorts are the biggest fucking scared pussies to let this lunatic just keep posting lie after blatant lie
I would be okay with a Biden administration bringing in Dorsey the day he is sworn in and letting him know that his company will be fined into oblivion for its role in disseminating hateful and racist rhetoric from Trump and his cohorts. You want to speak freely? Go for it. You want to give a gigantic platform to racist remarks and rants that millions of people wound up nodding in agreement with? You deserve to be fined right into bankruptcy. Dorsey should not be let off the hook for the role he played in all of this. Excusing it because it is the president is no excuse at all.
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Our president is directly responsible for racist hate groups like the one above. His rhetoric has absolutely empowered cowardly white men and women into believing they are either at war or getting ready to wage one against "the others" who are trying to take away their way of life. The longer Dotard has a platform the worse the violence will be. Eventually it won't just be fists hitting those protestors. It'll be many more incidents with guns being the weapon of choice and it's because our big, dumb president gives his approval to the behavior.
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22 minutes ago, hayden_horn said:
yeah, i remember all the flag waving boat parades for beto. or the giant pickup trucks in my neighborhood flying beto flags from the bed of their truck.
oh wait, no i don't, because that didn't fucking happen. yard signs, bumper stickers, whatever. but hoisting and waving a flag? go fuck yourself. (not you, personally, slorch, just generally, all flag wavers. i say this knowing that of course you weren't a trump voter, and won't be, and definitely don't wave trump flags, despite going to every length to defend him on this forum from the evil detractors of the orange shitgoblin)
He's quite the contrarian. People do what he does because being a contrarian, among other things that he is, brings attention and you get to pontificate from a point of reference that only YOU and YOU ALONE understand. If the masses only saw things the way YOU see it they would see how these two things are equal. We have a few contrarians on this board that do this and I am sure you could quickly make a list of them.
In the real world people running around flying a flag on their car, boat or motorized scooter are supporting a president that is racist and thereby reaffirming that they are okay with racism in America. If I had seen a flag for Beto on a car I would've looked at it and moved on mainly because BETO WAS NOT RUNNING ON A PLATFORM OF RACISM. This is how a human being not trafficking constantly in contrarianism would look at things.
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1 minute ago, 4th&Five said:
Lulz
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1 hour ago, 4th&Five said:
I laugh not at the ridiculousness of this tweet, but at the people that read this tweet and say to themselves "I will not let ANTIFA ruin my nice neighborhood in the suburbs!" The psychology of all of this is fairly amazing, but still disappointing to witness.
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2 hours ago, Francisco 2.0 said:
Thoughts and prayers.
I have some thoughts, but no prayers to offer them.
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My father came here from Germany in 1964 with his mother. He was drafted in 1967 and served in Vietnam. As best I know he did not obtain his citizenship fully until he was over in Vietnam. He was awarded the Bronze Star and never once told me why he received that commendation. He passed away in April of 2011 and my mother received an American flag from the honor guard at his burial. My dad was proud as hell of being an American citizen. One of the lasting images I have of him was in May of 2006 and we were at the cemetery in my hometown burying my uncle who was also a Vietnam veteran. My uncle lost a leg in Vietnam due to a mortar round (It was found out to be friendly fire in 1983). My dad, who had his eyesight stolen from him permanently in December 2001 due to a doctor's mistake that caused a stroke and heart attack, stood at attention as they played Taps for my uncle. I stood and watched and shed a few tears watching my dad salute that afternoon.
Like the rest of you mentioning parents and relatives my dad wasn't a loser or sucker. He got no deferment nor would he have asked for one. My dad is buried down the hill from my uncle and near his mother, my Oma. There are countless other veterans in that same cemetery who served who did not do what our big, dumb president did which was being a coward. He was not a conscientious objector like Muhammad Ali or John Lewis. He was just a coward. He has been a coward his entire life. It should not have taken his denigrating words about those who served to show people exactly what he is, but here we are. The dam needs to fully break and Kelly, Mattis and other people who heard these words directly come together as one and let the cult know exactly what they are supporting.
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On 9/3/2020 at 12:06 PM, Reagan1k said:
Glad you are here. Glad you could stop and stay stopped (without going batshit crazy).
Whatever works to stay sober and sane......!
When I put the bottle down I went cold turkey and never had a craving for it. The entirety of the story is a bit long, but the last night I drank was not a good time to say the least. The things that have happened this year as a result of no longer drinking have been incredible. I do not wish to say a great about being overly blessed because I know it is a gigantic struggle for many people to walk away from drinking and their experience is not the one I have had. I wish we lived in a world where things like this did not happen, but this is part of the human experience that is not fun in any way, shape, form or fashion. It’s good to be able to try and help our fellow man or woman when they are at a dead end and need help. This thread provides that and that’s awesome!
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1 hour ago, Degenerate Gardner said:
It's a testament to Trump's depravity that no sentient beings would be surprised if the Atlantic piece is truth. His soul is darker than a black steer's tookus on a moonless prairie night.
I think being shocked by these stories is something I quit feeling a long time ago. We can say it and it would be true that his words about service members would’ve sunk any other president. This is just a normal day of the week in Dotardia.
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1 hour ago, ConferenceRoom said:
Today he became the President of The Banana Republic of America
Fify
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33 minutes ago, Brandywine said:
Especially churches like Joel Osteen’s and First Baptist Dallas.
Well yes I think it should be a tiered system of taxation of churches. I would have those two in the 80 percent bracket. We'll find out real quick about their "calling" to preach the gospel.
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1 minute ago, Bama Chick said:
So libertarian. Much freedoms. Part two.
I am beginning to think this guy might be a bit of a fascist.
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I am guessing they forgot to mention the part where the boss likely threatened the employee with the loss of their job if they didn't apologize for making such a mean and hateful comment to such an upstanding and respected police officer.