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Originally posted by njmav1 View Post
Unfortunately when this country is starts looking like a fascist dictatorship, it will be too late.
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Originally posted by Wildcat Khan View Post
I'm not in the field of police, so I don't have the answers. Maybe if they are being overworked (which I lost a job for after making a mistake for being too tired and stressed) they should have shorter shifts. If any police have mental health issues I'm all for them getting counseling.
Anti-facsist isn't a bad thing and I don't see this as a fascist country. People that say we are should see what Germany and Italy were like in the 1930's and 1940's to see that we aren't even close to being a fascist country. It could even be argued that the Arab Spring was to get rid of fascist dictators. If we were a fascist country, these protests would have been squashed a long time ago with strong military power and anyone supporting them would also be in jail.
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Originally posted by Turbonium View Post
I'm just wondering when being anti-fascist became a bad thing. You're just better than this though, yeah illegals aren't the best thing but they certainly aren't near being the root of the problem. Neither is Antifa, how long have they even been around? This is all simply a way to deflect blame at this point.
There are ways to vastly improve our police force, simple ways that don't require the funding they currently receive. Mental health is severely lacking and is still stigmatized. Someone diagnosed with cancer is seen as having cancer, someone diagnosed with depression IS depressed. It becomes a description rather than a disease. It's a small thing but shows you where mental illness still is seen in society.
This is all too deep to really discuss here but we aren't great as a country, which is fine. The thing that isn't fine is that people have listened to so much propaganda and think we're the best and refuse to acknowledge that real change is needed to get where we want to be. We aren't close to being number one in any single admirable category. Until people realize this, we will continue to be rather average.
I don't think those who protest and want change hate this country, as many think they do. I truly believe most want to see the country become what it can be. Not just for the wealthy, but for all citizens who call the US home.
Anti-facsist isn't a bad thing and I don't see this as a fascist country. People that say we are should see what Germany and Italy were like in the 1930's and 1940's to see that we aren't even close to being a fascist country. It could even be argued that the Arab Spring was to get rid of fascist dictators. If we were a fascist country, these protests would have been squashed a long time ago with strong military power and anyone supporting them would also be in jail.
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Originally posted by MStateMaverick View PostYes, overpaid milliionaires that are ignorant or the dangers of anarchy in a society. A minute percentage of cops making a bad decision does not represent the vast majority of good ones. You prefer having social workers taking care of law enforcement? Unbelievable.
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Originally posted by Turbonium View Post
Perhaps you should do some research on it first then. It's not headline worthy and often goes unnoticed.
How about some solidarity against gangs in our cities. That impact has a potential to be huge. Sadly, most, including us, look the other way.Last edited by Redwing; 08-29-2020, 09:03 PM.
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Originally posted by Bart View Post
I was thinking the same thing about posters on this board. It seems most posts are during the day. Either people are posting during work hours, everyone is working from home, or have night shift jobs.
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Originally posted by IUPNation View Post
Yet so many Trump supporters can go to all these rallies. Do they ever work?
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Originally posted by Wildcat Khan View Post
That is a good point about those that hire them. They are also criminals. Are either violent crimes? No, but they are still crimes. I will agree that the majority of them aren't shooting cops either and that ANTIFA (typically white college age kids) probably has a higher percentage of the attacks on police. For the top, I'm guessing that likely goes to gang members but also domestic violence calls could be up there too. The fire at Autozone in Minnesota I'd also consider gang as "Umbrella Man" was a Hell's Angel in reports I read.
Now right now I'm flipping between NASCAR and the Flyers/Islanders game while waiting for the Vancouver/Las Vegas game. Both are actually exciting right now even though the Islander's last goal leaked through with 5.1 seconds left in the second. NASCAR is exciting because you have 4 drivers racing for 2 spots in the playoffs.
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Originally posted by Wildcat Khan View Post
That is a good point about those that hire them. They are also criminals. Are either violent crimes? No, but they are still crimes. I will agree that the majority of them aren't shooting cops either and that ANTIFA (typically white college age kids) probably has a higher percentage of the attacks on police. For the top, I'm guessing that likely goes to gang members but also domestic violence calls could be up there too.
There are ways to vastly improve our police force, simple ways that don't require the funding they currently receive. Mental health is severely lacking and is still stigmatized. Someone diagnosed with cancer is seen as having cancer, someone diagnosed with depression IS depressed. It becomes a description rather than a disease. It's a small thing but shows you where mental illness still is seen in society.
This is all too deep to really discuss here but we aren't great as a country, which is fine. The thing that isn't fine is that people have listened to so much propaganda and think we're the best and refuse to acknowledge that real change is needed to get where we want to be. We aren't close to being number one in any single admirable category. Until people realize this, we will continue to be rather average.
I don't think those who protest and want change hate this country, as many think they do. I truly believe most want to see the country become what it can be. Not just for the wealthy, but for all citizens who call the US home.
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Originally posted by Turbonium View Post
Okay, so it's a misdemeanor and they randomly get blamed for everything, including in this thread, murder. You ready to pay triple the price for many products? You realize that American citizens are who hire these illegals to work right? That itself is also a crime, in addition to taking jobs away from all those Americans just lining up for those jobs. Ignorant, simply ignorant. If there were no jobs for these individuals, there would be no illegals coming. Instead, your fellow Americans take jobs away from good ole Muricans in order to increase profits and avoid benefits. Talk about ironic. You're like a cop going after the kid selling a dime on the corner while ignoring the supplier who is bringing in pounds.
Now right now I'm flipping between NASCAR and the Flyers/Islanders game while waiting for the Vancouver/Las Vegas game. Both are actually exciting right now even though the Islander's last goal leaked through with 5.1 seconds left in the second. NASCAR is exciting because you have 4 drivers racing for 2 spots in the playoffs.
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Originally posted by IUPNation View Post
Yet so many Trump supporters can go to all these rallies. Do they ever work?
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Originally posted by Wildcat Khan View Post
You do realize how ironic your first sentence is right? Coming into the country illegally is a crime in and of itself meaning that all have committed a crime.
For you, here is the definition of illegal: contrary to or forbidden by law, especially criminal law.
I'm for any person of any race, creed, or originating continent (other than Antarctica) entering this country legally and becoming a citizen through the legal process.Last edited by Turbonium; 08-29-2020, 07:06 PM.
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Originally posted by Herb Street View PostSadly, many of these "protesting" players don't have brains sufficient to work the graveyard shift at the local 7-11. If they kill the goose that laid their golden egg - that is, attacking the fans that supply their riches - we will soon find out. Couldn't happen to a nicer group. What a bunch of morons.
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Originally posted by Turbonium View Post
You do realize that illegals are far less likely to commit crimes than citizens, yeah? I'm glad you threw them in there though, shows exactly where you get your news from. I wasn't aware that US citizens were getting paid, for a career they chose, to protect and serve their communities. What an absolutely obtuse argument.
For you, here is the definition of illegal: contrary to or forbidden by law, especially criminal law.
I'm for any person of any race, creed, or originating continent (other than Antarctica) entering this country legally and becoming a citizen through the legal process.Last edited by Wildcat Khan; 08-29-2020, 06:21 PM.
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