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Iceman

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  1. I guess I'm still asking for statistics on incremental deaths in 2020 vs 2019 or a 5 year run rate also accounting for pop growth. Yeah coronavirus, but what about the other categories? The death rate for those who have contracted the virus is still vastly overstated because we don't know who has had it, even then, the rate continues to drop with increased testing. The age and underlying conditions are still (conveniently) omitted from the general discussion. But none of this is deliberate, right? Just react to the SWAG method and call it good.
  2. He'd have no teammates though, 'cept for Laimbeer.
  3. That's exactly my reasoning. The individual cop needs to be sanctioned severely, as do his managers. They don't give a fuck if the pension takes a hit. IT'll still get funded, right? I mean, that's how it already is and it doesn't work worth a fuck as a penalty for misconduct.
  4. I disagree that retirement funds are the right target. That just penalizes us financially, not necessarily the bad cops and their enablers. All of the money in the world won't bring back the victims. I want that piece to end( never to have existed.) I want severe civil penalties for the abusers of their position, and the supervisors who coach/ allow it.
  5. My humor has no place in the discussion tonight. My apologies. Sincerely. I'm sitting here asking myself what WE can do as a society to fix this. It will not happen in one day, but today is the first chance we have to make a difference. Where does that start? I don't want a political answer, but rather, how does Joe Citizen make a difference in how we have accountability for LE? I know there is no easy answer...no tshirt we can all wear or sticker we can put on our car to show our unity. In my circle of friends, in the past 48 hours, we have been so much on the same page about how this is wrong( the murder) and we seldom agree about anything. Talk is talk though. What's the answer for constructive change?
  6. Scarface in 5 sentences? Nicely done.
  7. The Gophers' schedule is unsatisfactory?
  8. LOLz. The narratives have driven this entire thing more than the numbers ever have. Critical thinking is way the fuck out the window. We make the stats say what we want to. hell, at least the Dak defenders in the Cowboy thread can't shut the country down...
  9. Motherfucker, I don't think we're on a different page on this one... But keep stabbing that windmill, bro. Why do you just ignore the second sentence of my post?
  10. Links, please? Cops train our military? I missed those days in the service, although that was almost 30 years ago. Oh that's right, I have family in 2 different branches of the military right now. Nope. Never had any civilian cops training them. WTF?
  11. Indeed. Everyone in the scenario is certainly not a Rosa Parks or MLK, Jr. Doesn't mean our society is responding at the correct pace, either.
  12. It is an exercise in liberty. I have expressed that ad nauseum on here. Not sure it gets the message across( see also: people changing their story 5 times)
  13. no "allowed" is a peculiar term for the discussion of rioting/ (persuasive) demonstration.
  14. there is no happy ending for this story. That is painfully and outrageously obvious.
  15. I look at the rioting this way: If you shit your pants, I say "eeeew. Gross." If you shit in my pants it gets my attention.
  16. agreed, but why would I tear up my own shit? I'm going for the judge's house to help his thought process... or that of the cop(s.) Yes, i've been pissed before, so i know I'd act upon it and not care about the consequences. That being said, i ain't shitting in my own bed. When the riots occur on the homefield, the outsiders/ decision makers have nothing to fear.
  17. flipside, is if "victims" start taking it out on people/ businesses who might possibly support them, the script flips. mighty quickly. They still need to be smart about their targets(sic.)
  18. LOLz. not that hometown. Ok, call it the "Andy is my daddy and I love himz" Discount.
  19. I guess I lean to the Rule of the Gun. Motherfucker's gonna go for a Big Gulp some day.... and there I'd be. I still go back to: as long as the cops' bosses are safe, nothing's going to change.
  20. agreed. I was being sincere in asking- how does the community...hell, nation at this point, make their point in the most actionable place? people aren't gonna suffer bullshit legalism/ excuses. Nor should they. I'll be honest, I had a long ass drive for work today and I pondered, what if that was my son they killed and cop got off on some lunatic decision by a judge? I'd fucking kill the motherfucker, regardless of the circumstances. You can't tell me I'm the only one who feels that way.
  21. war on whom? Virtually everyone is on the side of prosecuting the cops to the fullest extent possible. Just tearing shit up in your city doesn't make a statement, IMHO. What becomes the focal point of the (justified) dissension?
  22. you're still closed to other opinions. Carry on. Liar. there's no shame. It's centrist fascism that prevails among the CR on here. Embrace it bitch. Don't be in such denial.
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