Tell someone you love them and try to have a good day
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Last: 25 days ago by going4roses
thanks for info g4r [memo to self; Never fly again]
This is why Reparations are past due. this level of evil continues to poison this land. Co existing can not work as things are.
Mistake ???????? Right
Tell someone you love them and try to have a good day
NYC cop accused of dealing heroin, fentanyl was sued for excessive force, false arrest https://t.co/RPbBWawCNN pic.twitter.com/GEAw0K1PO0
— New York Post (@nypost) October 29, 2023
San Jose police officer out after internal probe finds racist text messages https://t.co/arLJN2Daee
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) November 4, 2023
What happens when the "good guy with a gun" is Black? He gets shot. K'aun Green broke up a fight and disarmed a man, only to be shot by San Jose Police Officer Mark McNamara. Now McNamara is out of a job after police discovered his racist text messages.https://t.co/oDDtAPrVGh
— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) November 6, 2023
An off-duty U.S. Park Police officer unintentionally shot and killed another off-duty officer in Virginia while pulling a trigger on a gun he thought was unloaded, police say. https://t.co/wjxSZE3zAR
— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 6, 2023
okaydo said:An off-duty U.S. Park Police officer unintentionally shot and killed another off-duty officer in Virginia while pulling a trigger on a gun he thought was unloaded, police say. https://t.co/wjxSZE3zAR
— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 6, 2023
What is with your posts? Random, ***s?
I once told a U.S. Marshal that I went to an indoor pistol range in Milpitas to fire some hand guns and that it made me feel uncomfortable for 2 reasons:
1. More than a few people shooting looked sketch and I hoped they weren't having a bad hair day or gotten dumped by their girlfriend the night before; and
2. At check-in (where all clerks were heavily strapped ) they had a sign with Safety Rules of the Range. Those rules had me thinking: "Oh, there are guys violating those rules all the time."
The federal marshal's response: "bearister, I think I might get killed every day at work because of how some of my colleagues handle their weapons in the locker room."
Moral of the story: You can't live your life in fear (a great tombstone inscription, BTW), and the odds are in your favor that you will be safe at a gun range, BUT KEEP ALERT!
*I personally was a one and done with that shyte….not to mention the air system was not getting rid of the gunpowder smoke and I could hardly breathe by the time we left.
1. More than a few people shooting looked sketch and I hoped they weren't having a bad hair day or gotten dumped by their girlfriend the night before; and
2. At check-in (where all clerks were heavily strapped ) they had a sign with Safety Rules of the Range. Those rules had me thinking: "Oh, there are guys violating those rules all the time."
The federal marshal's response: "bearister, I think I might get killed every day at work because of how some of my colleagues handle their weapons in the locker room."
Moral of the story: You can't live your life in fear (a great tombstone inscription, BTW), and the odds are in your favor that you will be safe at a gun range, BUT KEEP ALERT!
*I personally was a one and done with that shyte….not to mention the air system was not getting rid of the gunpowder smoke and I could hardly breathe by the time we left.
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bearister said:
I once told a U.S. Marshal that I went to an indoor pistol range in Milpitas to fire some hand guns and that it made me feel uncomfortable for 2 reasons:
1. More than a few people shooting looked sketch and I hoped they weren't having a bad hair day or gotten dumped by their girlfriend the night before; and
2. At check-in (where all clerks were heavily strapped ) they had a sign with Safety Rules of the Range. Those rules had me thinking: "Oh, there are guys violating those rules all the time."
The federal marshal's response: "bearister, I think I might get killed every day at work because of how some of my colleagues handle their weapons in the locker room."
Moral of the story: You can't live your life in fear (a great tombstone inscription, BTW), and the odds are in your favor that you will be safe at a gun range, BUT KEEP ALERT!
*I personally was a one and done with that shyte….not to mention the air system was not getting rid of the gunpowder smoke and I could hardly breathe by the time we left.
Understood but his posts cover the gamot of **** stirring topics. I know that's sort of the reason for Off Topic posts but it is just endless. I guess it's some sort of new world employment: social media **** stirrer
Be quiet/silent ? Will that stop the terrorism/wrong doing ?
Don't blame the people pointing out the situation blame the problem makers no ?
Don't blame the people pointing out the situation blame the problem makers no ?
Tell someone you love them and try to have a good day
going4roses said:
Be quiet/silent ? Will that stop the terrorism/wrong doing ?
Don't blame the people pointing out the situation blame the problem makers no ?
When you talk/post all the time about the same things your words/posts have less impact. He posts all the time and rarely offers his take on things. It seems fishy to me. I'll stop so as not to break my own rule.
A federal lawsuit by five Black women alleges Kansas City officers raped and intimidated them into not reporting the crimes
— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) November 7, 2023
“Report me to who, the police? I am the police,” one accuser said she was told after she was raped https://t.co/DSDPiEZaCT
5 women file lawsuit against former KCK detective Roger Golubski, Unified Government, former police chiefs:https://t.co/7cuq9Jwbn4
— KSHB 41 News (@KSHB41) November 4, 2023
Sounds like he'd make a great Hollywood actor. I hear Rust needs people.okaydo said:An off-duty U.S. Park Police officer unintentionally shot and killed another off-duty officer in Virginia while pulling a trigger on a gun he thought was unloaded, police say. https://t.co/wjxSZE3zAR
— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 6, 2023
Did your mom tell you all the time how funny you are so you believed her? She lied. You've never been funny. You have always been a whining loser cry baby.
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." -- (maybe) Benjamin Disraeli, popularized by Mark Twain
AunBear89 said:
Did your mom tell you all the time how funny you are so you believed her? She lied. You've never been funny. You have always been a whining loser cry baby.
Are you still going to be like this after your balls drop?
Did your mom tell you all the time how funny you are so you believed her? She lied. You've never been funny. You have always been an arse licking brown noser, desperate for the approval of the BI RWNJ community's approval.
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." -- (maybe) Benjamin Disraeli, popularized by Mark Twain
Driver rushing hit dog to vet: “my dog’s bleeding out of his mouth!”
— Brendan Keefe - Atlanta News First (@BrendanKeefe) November 9, 2023
Cop: “I don’t give a f#@k”
The dog died while the family was held at gunpoint.
Story:
https://t.co/lVctWoGaAP
Wow scandalous… cops get in their own way too much
Tell someone you love them and try to have a good day
going4roses said:
Wow scandalous… cops get in their own way too much
Not sure what happened before the recording started. Appears the driver wouldn't stop when the cop was trying to pull him over for speeding and driving recklessly. Regardless of whether or not a felony stop was justified, once the driver appeared to not be a threat, the officer should have deescalated the situation. He failed to do that. The other officers who then showed up advised to let them go. I am very disappointed by all the ACABs in the comments. Ignorant folks.
Minneapolis cop, disciplined over racist email, promoted to lead homicide unit https://t.co/DkCrxNsoV1 pic.twitter.com/SsfDXkAMg9
— The Hill (@thehill) November 9, 2023
LA to pay $8 million to man who spent 12 years in prison for armed robberies he didn’t commit https://t.co/0TdZcXqzDu
— L.A. Daily News (@ladailynews) November 9, 2023
LAist correspondent Josie Huang has reached a $700,000 settlement with L.A. County after she was thrown to the ground, pinned, handcuffed and arrested by sheriff’s deputies while documenting a 2020 arrest during a protest in Lynwood. https://t.co/nsezpNCnF4
— Shelby Grad (@shelbygrad) November 4, 2023
Saturday, after covering a press conference on the condition of two @LASDHQ deputies who’d been ambushed by a gunman, @LAist correspondent Josie Huang was thrown to the ground and arrested by deputies while documenting an arrest. Huang recorded the encounter. pic.twitter.com/JKQvuTf2rB
— LAist (@LAist) September 16, 2020
okaydo said:Minneapolis cop, disciplined over racist email, promoted to lead homicide unit https://t.co/DkCrxNsoV1 pic.twitter.com/SsfDXkAMg9
— The Hill (@thehill) November 9, 2023
Forwarding a racist email in 2012 should not outright prevent her from advancing her career 11 years later.
800 million is not enough
Tell someone you love them and try to have a good day
oski003 said:okaydo said:Minneapolis cop, disciplined over racist email, promoted to lead homicide unit https://t.co/DkCrxNsoV1 pic.twitter.com/SsfDXkAMg9
— The Hill (@thehill) November 9, 2023
Forwarding a racist email in 2012 should not outright prevent her from advancing her career 11 years later.
Careful replying on okaydo's posts. After the Douglass Mackey conviction any influencer should be concerned about what he or she posts.
“He pointed his firearm at the vicinity of the complainant...The offender’s finger was on the receiver and not the trigger. The offender was laughing throughout this incident.” #TOPGUNMAVERICK #TOPGUN Read more: https://t.co/3G8m8zDAQB@ByEmilyStMartin pic.twitter.com/TzHypr5HNZ
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) November 11, 2023
Lol. The CHP and LAPD don't care about dead bodies in garbage bags.
This LA murder plays out like a Coen Brothers movie. Hollywood guy dismembers his wife then lazily hires day laborers to take the body parts away. Laborers discover their gruesome cargo & do the right thing...and are turned away twice by indifferent cops! https://t.co/sGWvNx4LBi.
— Zack Stentz (@MuseZack) November 11, 2023
okaydo said:
Lol. The CHP and LAPD don't care about dead bodies in garbage bags.This LA murder plays out like a Coen Brothers movie. Hollywood guy dismembers his wife then lazily hires day laborers to take the body parts away. Laborers discover their gruesome cargo & do the right thing...and are turned away twice by indifferent cops! https://t.co/sGWvNx4LBi.
— Zack Stentz (@MuseZack) November 11, 2023
They do care. It is unfortunate, but you have to go to the right department. In a situation like this, 911 will route you correctly. Lol for you think the CHP not handling this thinks the police don't care about dead bodies. Sad and ignorant.
You should really stop pretending you know anything about anything. When you do, you just remind the rest of us that you are a moron.
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." -- (maybe) Benjamin Disraeli, popularized by Mark Twain
AunBear89 said:
You should really stop pretending you know anything about anything. When you do, you just remind the rest of us that you are a moron.
Lol, ignorance is bliss when you are an angry bear.
.oski003 said:AunBear89 said:
You should really stop pretending you know anything about anything. When you do, you just remind the rest of us that you are a moron.
Lol, ignorance is bliss when you are an angrybear.
oski003 said:
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You should stick to making posts like this, only in reply to your own posts. This post is the perfect representation of your intelligence and the value you add to any conversation.
oski003 said:okaydo said:
Lol. The CHP and LAPD don't care about dead bodies in garbage bags.This LA murder plays out like a Coen Brothers movie. Hollywood guy dismembers his wife then lazily hires day laborers to take the body parts away. Laborers discover their gruesome cargo & do the right thing...and are turned away twice by indifferent cops! https://t.co/sGWvNx4LBi.
— Zack Stentz (@MuseZack) November 11, 2023
They do care. It is unfortunate, but you have to go to the right department.
They should have gone to Satriale's Pork Store.
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AunBear89 said:oski003 said:
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You should stick to making posts like this, only in reply to your own posts. This post is the perfect representation of your intelligence and the value you add to any conversation.
Booth. This put down is recycled more than your other cliche put downs.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/12/us/la-sheriff-employees-suicide/index.html
Inside the 'pressure cooker': 4 current and former LA sheriff's employees die by suicide in less than 24 hours
The numbers are stark. On any given day, the department is short roughly 4,000 employees in an agency budgeted to have more than 17,000, according to a department budget report released earlier this year.
"With all the hiring the department has been able to do over six months, they were able to achieve a net gain of 15 employees. In other words, they're just treading water. People are leaving as fast as they get hired," Pippin said.
In some cases, officers are working up to 70 hours per week, Pippin said. "They aren't seeing their families. It's an arduous, stressful job," he said.
The sheriff's department in Los Angeles County isn't alone. Police agencies nationwide have been struggling to fill and keep their ranks since the Covid-19 pandemic and the 2020 death of George Floyd, which sparked protests and scrutiny of law enforcement biases across the country.
From one call to the next, law enforcement officers meet people at the most difficult moments in their lives, he added.
"… And to deal with that, such a high percentage of your waking hours, week after week, and month after month, it's wearing on them," Pippin said.
Inside the 'pressure cooker': 4 current and former LA sheriff's employees die by suicide in less than 24 hours
The numbers are stark. On any given day, the department is short roughly 4,000 employees in an agency budgeted to have more than 17,000, according to a department budget report released earlier this year.
"With all the hiring the department has been able to do over six months, they were able to achieve a net gain of 15 employees. In other words, they're just treading water. People are leaving as fast as they get hired," Pippin said.
In some cases, officers are working up to 70 hours per week, Pippin said. "They aren't seeing their families. It's an arduous, stressful job," he said.
The sheriff's department in Los Angeles County isn't alone. Police agencies nationwide have been struggling to fill and keep their ranks since the Covid-19 pandemic and the 2020 death of George Floyd, which sparked protests and scrutiny of law enforcement biases across the country.
From one call to the next, law enforcement officers meet people at the most difficult moments in their lives, he added.
"… And to deal with that, such a high percentage of your waking hours, week after week, and month after month, it's wearing on them," Pippin said.