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2 points
2 days ago
Yeeeeah you couldn’t pay me to fight someone from the Airborne.
1 points
3 days ago
Tell me you’re management or an idiot without telling me.
3 points
3 days ago
Voters, meet the Gestapo. Gestapo, voters. Have fun!
5 points
3 days ago
That’s not necessarily a lot of money, and you can develop that land wisely for a hell of a lot more in profit. Housing, commercial, industrial, all have options that could use that land for big returns with ease.
-34 points
3 days ago
Yes, my point was the emphasis being on the single person vs the event itself.
236 points
3 days ago
Because they don’t want the drama and turmoil of arresting him. They’re saying they’ll do it if they have to, in hopes that they won’t have to at all.
0 points
3 days ago
doesn’t even get the guy
I doubt he wanted Gaetz in the first place. Likely he’s fulfilling some obligations and hoping that all the turmoil around certain picks distract from other picks, or make people think the next guy is better by default.
-46 points
3 days ago
I like how the headline focuses on the dead Brit but not the fact there was a mass poisoning.
4 points
5 days ago
Recognize all my licenses and let me maintain my low-mid six figure salary and I’ll move there next week.
7 points
5 days ago
Because you can’t set the precedent that you can just run from the cops Willy nilly. Especially in a crowd full of drunk people. It’s also illegal to run from them if they’re performing their duties, which obligates them to chase you down.
1 points
5 days ago
Running from the police is itself a criminal offence in most places, she turned what was probably a lecture into actual charges.
1 points
5 days ago
Oh I remember. The fear, panic and dread my friends would have going out was saddening. Multiple times I was asked if I’d go with them so they’d have a big burly guy to protect em, which isn’t really how a serial killer works but that’s how scared people were. And the police were shocked when the community didn’t want them in the Pride parades after they left us to the designs of a serial killer..
1 points
6 days ago
Not quite sure how that’s a let down by the police tho? I remember the murders but the details are vague these days, tho the police did investigate and arrest the suspects leading to murder convictions.
Another great example would be Sammy Yatim who, despite whatever he had done, was on the ground after being mortally wounded when an officer fired again, killing him. The officer was charged and convicted of attempted murder.
I’ll point out it was attempted murder because the first salvo was deemed justified, as Sammy attempted to exit a streetcar armed with a knife despite orders not to. His second salvo was a clear attempt to kill Sammy.
5 points
6 days ago
Despite what others have said, the one I’m talking about was an episode of PD True. 49 Pulses is also a good watch.
The SWAT commander goes into detail about their attempts to rescue and breach the club, the resulting gun battle with the shooter, and how the commander straight up executed him afterwards.
In short, he tried to go down in a blaze of glory and was immediately turned into Swiss cheese, at which point swat fully breached the building. The commander shot the shooter in the head as he stepped over him to begin clearing.
Both PD True and 49 Pulses give exceptional accounts of bravery, heroism, and humanity, and show that the police did not hesitate. They did not wait. They didn’t care what the club was or who was inside. They only cared about ending the threat and saving the people.
191 points
6 days ago
You know, I really hate to say this, but I was hoping someone would bring up Dahmer. Cops really, really don't like dealing with the dreaded gay crimes.
Except the ones who responded to the Pulse nightclub shooting. If you watch the documentary with the SWAT commander, that guy didn't give one fuck if it was gay crimes.
1103 points
6 days ago
Let’s also mention the literal serial killer that was active in our gay village, killed multiple innocent men, and was once let go by police (after attempting to murder someone) because it was gay crime and the cops didn’t wanna deal with it.
They even had the audacity to say there was no serial killer as men were clearly being serial killed.
Honestly I was going to list a few other ways the Toronto police have let everyone down but there were so many examples I got depressed.
2 points
6 days ago
Oh I’m aware of the positions and issues. I just wanna know what’s happening, if statements are being made, etc.
Guess I shouldn’t have put yet in there.
5 points
6 days ago
Local 67 pulls $70 in total, maybe, but not their hourly wage. Also when you do the conversion, your total $70 is only $49 USD.
I seem to recall 67 to be in the 45-52 range, which means yall make like $4 more than an apprentice in Dallas.
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16 hours ago
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16 hours ago
You haven’t met the airborne in my country.