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Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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Can one of you IT geeks interpret please?
Out at "Given a Sippie Cup"
That is not even IT nerd speak
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FreeMiner
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Good read.
Critical Thinking in Troubled Times
In a matter of about a month, the United States federal government silently and unilaterally exited from a two-year war on an illusory, and perhaps illusionary [https://odysee.com/@DrAndrewKaufman:f/Virus_Isolation_Is_It_Real_Andrew_Kaufman_Responds_To_Jeremy-Hammond:3] , virus, and pivoted...
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ShaolinNole
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Long Cat V2.0
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I agree. But just wait, the dems will use this to say more aid is needed forever because women are being forced to have kids they don’t want.
Pineapple
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Shoot them all with bean bags and arrest the protesters that throw things. Longest sentence possible.
Pineapple
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That’s why you have the open carry as a dummy gun and a second hidden one that works.
Except if you know the dummy gun is fake you can’t use the real one as there is no threat.
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Good Cops And There Are Many
A woman called the Plymouth, MA police station hysterical. She was on the phone with her boyfriend who was saying his last goodbyes. He informed her that he was in his vehicle and was going to kill himself.
Officers began looking for the boyfriend’s vehicle and located it in a parking lot in West Plymouth.
The man had taken a heavy-duty chain, wrapped it around a tree, and padlocked it. Sitting in his driver’s seat, he triple-wrapped, then secured the chain around his neck.
Officer Roth was the first to arrive and saw the vehicle inching forward. He was able to coax the man to stop. Officer Torrance and Sgt. Reddington arrived. They quickly found out that the man was a USMC Veteran and was suffering from PTSD.
As Officer Torrance and Sgt. Reddington were talking to the man, Officer Whelan quickly pulled his cruiser in front of the vehicle to stop forward movement. He exited his cruiser, then pulled a second cruiser in front of the vehicle.
Sgt. Reddington, a USMC Veteran, and Officer Torrance, A Navy Veteran, were able to share stories with the man, forming a bond that only Veterans can.
Eventually, they were able to coax the man into putting the vehicle in park, giving up his keys, handing over a razor, and finally were allowed to take the chains from his neck.
The force Clinician, Abby, was able to help with treatment options for this man.
Needless to say, this incident was extremely emotional for all involved.
Veteran’s PTSD could not be more real. We have seen it hundreds of times with our Brave Veterans in Plymouth over the past couple of decades.
Studies show that the average Police Officer goes on 200 critical/horrific incidents throughout the course of their careers. (Most American citizens witness 1.5 according to the study).
Excellent Job Officers Torrance, Whelan, Roth, and Sergeant Reddington. You gentlemen saved another life.
A woman called the Plymouth, MA police station hysterical. She was on the phone with her boyfriend who was saying his last goodbyes. He informed her that he was in his vehicle and was going to kill himself.
Officers began looking for the boyfriend’s vehicle and located it in a parking lot in West Plymouth.
The man had taken a heavy-duty chain, wrapped it around a tree, and padlocked it. Sitting in his driver’s seat, he triple-wrapped, then secured the chain around his neck.
Officer Roth was the first to arrive and saw the vehicle inching forward. He was able to coax the man to stop. Officer Torrance and Sgt. Reddington arrived. They quickly found out that the man was a USMC Veteran and was suffering from PTSD.
As Officer Torrance and Sgt. Reddington were talking to the man, Officer Whelan quickly pulled his cruiser in front of the vehicle to stop forward movement. He exited his cruiser, then pulled a second cruiser in front of the vehicle.
Sgt. Reddington, a USMC Veteran, and Officer Torrance, A Navy Veteran, were able to share stories with the man, forming a bond that only Veterans can.
Eventually, they were able to coax the man into putting the vehicle in park, giving up his keys, handing over a razor, and finally were allowed to take the chains from his neck.
The force Clinician, Abby, was able to help with treatment options for this man.
Needless to say, this incident was extremely emotional for all involved.
Veteran’s PTSD could not be more real. We have seen it hundreds of times with our Brave Veterans in Plymouth over the past couple of decades.
Studies show that the average Police Officer goes on 200 critical/horrific incidents throughout the course of their careers. (Most American citizens witness 1.5 according to the study).
Excellent Job Officers Torrance, Whelan, Roth, and Sergeant Reddington. You gentlemen saved another life.
Pineapple
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I don’t think you understand what a dummy gun is - real gun setup so there isn’t a round in it and the slide locked so they can’t just jack a round into the chamber. Would happen very fast.
And, if anyone takes anything from you, you can absolutely protect yourself.
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With this shit right here,...
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How serious of a problem could this be?
Are we talkin like...
...again??
,...How serious of a problem could this be?
Are we talkin like...
"]...Soros funded rioting/terrorism?...
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Sooooo, who are these Georgia Professors?
Joe has always been a huge Prick.
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