Has anyone posted the Shake Shack conspiracy here yet?

okaydo said:

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That's the it part

For some any % wackos at any level of the criminal justice system is far to often extremely detrimental based on the much ignored history and data.

I'm not say yes or no to defund. I see more of a need for societal change via reprogramming/education and this would a certain kind of spill over into the criminal justice landscape from top to bottom.

But I wonder did America wait too long to atone?

all over, nola no exception, baad stuff happens when the impaired point a gun at law enforcement.
# suicide by cop

a horrific example of many where at least the citizen's passing came fast, cut and pasteable away from cybears
youtube.com/watch?v=gkMqJwC4Xps
[except the dude survived]

> New Orleans Police released new body-camera footage of the moment officers opened fire on a man in the French Quarter.

> The video shows the suspect, 25-year-old Austin Bentel, pulling a weapon out of his waistband and aiming it at a police officer inside a marked unit before squeezing the trigger. Four officers then opened fire, shooting 15 bullets Bentel and striking him in the torso multiple times.

> Police say the suspect's gun was not loaded at the time

Please tell me this is fake

For those of you who don't know who the police chief of Tucson is....

He was the police chief of Richmond who would protest in support of Black Lives Matter years ago. (He's also gay and married, by the way.)

https://amp.charlotteobserver.com/news/nation-world/national/article243779512.html?__twitter_impression=true

popo tv

These New Jersey cities reformed their police what happened next?


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jun/25/camden-newark-new-jersey-police-reform?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Bobodeluxe said:

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A cautious warning

LOS ANGELESInsisting their department provided crucial services that help maintain order in the city, law enforcement officials warned Wednesday that defunding the police could lead to a spike in crime from ex-officers with no outlet for their violence.

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"LOS ANGELESInsisting their department provided crucial services that help maintain order in the city, law enforcement officials warned Wednesday that defunding the police could lead to a spike in crime from ex-officers with no outlet for their violence. "The truth is that there are violent people in our society, and we need a police department so they have somewhere to go during the day to channel their rage," said L.A. police chief Michel Moore, telling reporters that without proper resources, his team would be powerless to take these aggressive individuals off the streets and throw them into a police academy. "If these cuts are allowed to continue, we could be looking at a very real future where someone with a history of domestic abuse is able to terrorize their spouse with impunity instead of being occupied testing out new tactical military equipment or pepper-spraying some random teens. The fact that these dangerous attackers and killers are being gainfully employed by the LAPD is the only thing standing between us and complete chaos." Moore added that even minor budget cuts could lead to repeat violent offenders walking free instead of spending 10 to 15 years behind a sergeant's desk. "

Holy bleep this country is deep deep trouble.

AunBear89 said:

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Psssst: it's the Onion. It's satire....

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Oops

I missed the satire ha ha

going4roses said:

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AunBear89 said:

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Psssst: it's the Onion. It's satire....

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Oops

I missed the satire ha ha

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Let me explain it to you.

This from The Onion on June 12 is satire.



This from The New York Times on June 17 is real.