I agree, but I also believe that sometimes two wrongs do indeed make a right. This is one of those times.
This man is my hero.
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I agree, but I also believe that sometimes two wrongs do indeed make a right. This is one of those times.
This_person
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I was completely fine with how he handled the sign. I was completely fine with how he did the screaming at them. I think that it's justified to complain about what he did with the phone person, and I think the appropriate punishment is having a finger wagged at him.
I was completely fine with how he handled the sign. I was completely fine with how he did the screaming at them. I think that it's justified to complain about what he did with the phone person, and I think the appropriate punishment is having a finger wagged at him.
I think he shouldn't be punished at all. I think he should be given a medal and have a national holiday named for him. He should get the salary of every cop in that city for doing their job. He should also get the Mayor's salary for doing THAT job.
PsyOps
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And it gets ratcheted up with every new incident. And I expect it to get worse as we get closer to the election. And even worse once Trump is reelected and the republicans take control of the house. The left will completely lose their minds.
Auntie Biache'
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We're starting to see more push-back. I hope it continues.
Auntie Biache'
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London, too.
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
I interpreted TP's comment as sarcasm when he used the term perpetrator. Much like when a thief gets shot in the home during a robbery is referred to as a "gunshot victim".
glhs837
Power with Control
I'm boggled by the police who think that theier job is to allow these jackholes to screw with thousands of peoples rights to just go about thier lives. If they had done thier damn jobd and drug these losers off the train immediatley, it wouldnt be a thing. this notion that becuase you have a signb and yell, that that gives you some immunity is BS. And I hope like hell that the one drug off gets charged with assault for kicking the guy trying to drag him off.
It's not normally the police that are letting them get away with it, except in Cali and Oregon, it's the elected officials working on getting reelected.
Hijinx
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I cannot see why anyone is surprised at police not doing anything to stop this crap.
Didn't we see them stand down in Charlottesville when people with a license to demonstrate were attacked by Antifa?
A woman was killed there by a nutbag in a car, but if the police had been doing their job it was an incident that wouldn't have happened.
Didn't we see them stand down in Charlottesville when people with a license to demonstrate were attacked by Antifa?
A woman was killed there by a nutbag in a car, but if the police had been doing their job it was an incident that wouldn't have happened.
It's not the cops, it's the Mayor of the city who makes the call. I don't get it either. They have a right to protest, but why do their rights trump everyone else's right to get to work or pick up their kid from daycare? We've taken this "right to protest" crap way too far. People have a right to be heard, but there's nothing in the Constitution that says they can force people to listen.
MiddleGround
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Nice!