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did David hogg teach him his crisis acting? 🤔
Gonna push back on the comment here.

That shit would bother me from a "that's really fucked up" standpoint, but I've seen more dead and injured people than probably everyone else on this board combined.

But to the person who doesn't see this kind of injury on the reg, it's pretty traumatizing. I've spoked with ( I volunteer with my department's peer support team and have spoken to folks not in public safety who've witness bad things happening to other people) numerous people who are damn near in tears and can barely speak after witnessing a shooting or just seeing a dead person. I don't know anything about the guy MSDNC is talking to here but to me he sounded like he was really troubled by what he saw and not acting. Just my $.02.
 
Gonna push back on the comment here.

That shit would bother me from a "that's really fucked up" standpoint, but I've seen more dead and injured people than probably everyone else on this board combined.

But to the person who doesn't see this kind of injury on the reg, it's pretty traumatizing. I've spoked with ( I volunteer with my department's peer support team and have spoken to folks not in public safety who've witness bad things happening to other people) numerous people who are damn near in tears and can barely speak after witnessing a shooting or just seeing a dead person. I don't know anything about the guy MSDNC is talking to here but to me he sounded like he was really troubled by what he saw and not acting. Just my $.02.
I wasn't complaining abt the subject
he just sounded like David hogg is all
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Love to use a Horn quote, but can you “summarize like I’m 5 please….”
Silver go BOOM!


For those in Rio LInda:

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GROK: The X post from @JOKAQARMY1, dated June 4, 2025, features a video claiming that the Trump administration is introducing a 300% penalty tax on landlords who raise rents above government-set limits, aiming to end rent profiteering. This narrative is likely fabricated or satirical, as no credible sources, including the IRS or White House, confirm such a policy, and the "USA News" branding in the video does not correspond to any legitimate news outlet.

The video's dramatic presentation, with bold headlines and visuals of cash, aligns with patterns of misinformation or satire often spread on social media. The lack of verification from official channels and the absence of discussion in credible news or X threads suggest it is not a genuine policy proposal but rather a piece of content designed to provoke reaction or spread false information.

While the post might reflect real concerns about rising rents and housing affordability, such as the 35% increase in rent over recent years and the impact of Wall Street funds buying apartment complexes, the specific claim of a 300% penalty tax is unsupported by evidence. This could be an example of how misinformation can distort public perception of actual housing policy issues, like Trump's proposed cuts to rental aid programs, which are documented but different in nature.

How would they set limits for different areas? Even for areas 10 to15 min away.
 

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