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I'm not as concerned about cutting down trees as to what they are planning to do there. There is a lot about "militarization" of the police but in reading about this I got the impression the intention is to provide deeper training for handling difficult situations. If that's even remotely true I say cut down as many trees as you need to if it means more comprehensive training for police in almost any regard besides shooting more people.
Deeper training could refer to more militarization or more compassionate policing. Based on the history of continuing police training so far, I expect the former. I would love to be wrong here.
 


I haven't heard any stories of anyone acting on that call to violence. Happy about that.
 
Dont know where to put this one but...... https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...newsntp&cvid=8b2604fecbc842a8b751ed542d7bba58

Justice picks up where the FBI investigation into Brett Kavanaugh fell woefully short,” Limon said. “The film examines our judicial process and the institutions behind it, highlighting bureaucratic missteps and political powergrabs that continue to have an outsized impact on our nation today.”

The movie will play in Park City, Utah, at 8:30 p.m. local time Friday.
 
Dont know where to put this one but...... https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...newsntp&cvid=8b2604fecbc842a8b751ed542d7bba58

Justice picks up where the FBI investigation into Brett Kavanaugh fell woefully short,” Limon said. “The film examines our judicial process and the institutions behind it, highlighting bureaucratic missteps and political powergrabs that continue to have an outsized impact on our nation today.”

The movie will play in Park City, Utah, at 8:30 p.m. local time Friday.
That’s someone who absolutely needs to be investigated. Who paid off all his debts? And with the amount of sexual harassment accusations and the way the White House squashed them before his confirmation, it’s pretty obvious that people in power knew the accusations were credible. But republicans have proven that they can do whatever they want without ever being held to account. The loudest, richest, and most belligerent always get off.
 
Antifa in the forests? What? I really wished some of you would understand how insane you sound to those of us NOT addicted to Fox News’s alternative reality.

Meanwhile back in reality, anyone else looking forward to some football this weekend???
 
Antifa in the forests? What? I really wished some of you would understand how insane you sound to those of us NOT addicted to Fox News’s alternative reality.

Meanwhile back in reality, anyone else looking forward to some football this weekend???
I’m wondering if the tweet sent out, which caused Twitter to suspend the account, calling for people to journey to Atlanta for a day of rage, is what caused Right wing rags, like the Daily Mail(but they are superb at photo journalism) to scream “it’s Antifa”. And maybe the Right wants to peg environmental radicals as a branch of “Antifa” while there at it.

 
Working at a local level….


“People have said this reminds them of Germany in 1935,” Jeffery Jones, whose bid for a council seat in Goddard, Kansas, collapsed last week as Hunter Larkinabruptly took control, told The Daily Beast. “Like, ‘Hey, we don’t like you anymore and we’re gonna vote you out and put our own person in.’”….

…..”The convoluted machinations by which Larkin maneuvered his way back into power were described as “essentially, a coup” and reminiscent of a totalitarian regime, according to one recently departed council member. And while Goddard, a Wichita suburb with a population of just under 5,400, isn’t necessarily going to influence policy shifts on a national scale, the strategy used by Larkin—a right-winger who last year promoted an appearance in Goddard by accused sex pest and conservative kingmaker Matt Schlapp—could serve as a stark warning of what’s possible elsewhere.

“I have to hand it to Larkin,” Wichita Eagle columnist Dion Lefle wrote. “I’ve covered cities for a long time and have seldom seen a political takeover that was this sleazy, and yet this well-orchestrated.”
 
Working at a local level….


“People have said this reminds them of Germany in 1935,” Jeffery Jones, whose bid for a council seat in Goddard, Kansas, collapsed last week as Hunter Larkinabruptly took control, told The Daily Beast. “Like, ‘Hey, we don’t like you anymore and we’re gonna vote you out and put our own person in.’”….

…..”The convoluted machinations by which Larkin maneuvered his way back into power were described as “essentially, a coup” and reminiscent of a totalitarian regime, according to one recently departed council member. And while Goddard, a Wichita suburb with a population of just under 5,400, isn’t necessarily going to influence policy shifts on a national scale, the strategy used by Larkin—a right-winger who last year promoted an appearance in Goddard by accused sex pest and conservative kingmaker Matt Schlapp—could serve as a stark warning of what’s possible elsewhere.

“I have to hand it to Larkin,” Wichita Eagle columnist Dion Lefle wrote. “I’ve covered cities for a long time and have seldom seen a political takeover that was this sleazy, and yet this well-orchestrated.”
Wow. Gotta give the guy some credit. I never had anything like this in mind at 23 years old. He has fully embraced the most sleazy side of politics, that was a slick maneuver. Hell, we might be seeing the future Hugo Chavez of the united states.
 
Working at a local level….


“People have said this reminds them of Germany in 1935,” Jeffery Jones, whose bid for a council seat in Goddard, Kansas, collapsed last week as Hunter Larkinabruptly took control, told The Daily Beast. “Like, ‘Hey, we don’t like you anymore and we’re gonna vote you out and put our own person in.’”….

…..”The convoluted machinations by which Larkin maneuvered his way back into power were described as “essentially, a coup” and reminiscent of a totalitarian regime, according to one recently departed council member. And while Goddard, a Wichita suburb with a population of just under 5,400, isn’t necessarily going to influence policy shifts on a national scale, the strategy used by Larkin—a right-winger who last year promoted an appearance in Goddard by accused sex pest and conservative kingmaker Matt Schlapp—could serve as a stark warning of what’s possible elsewhere.

“I have to hand it to Larkin,” Wichita Eagle columnist Dion Lefle wrote. “I’ve covered cities for a long time and have seldom seen a political takeover that was this sleazy, and yet this well-orchestrated.”
And why wouldn't they? They've been successful in gerrymandering, voter suppression, and packing the court. So what's stopping authoritarians from continuing to do authoritarian things? Things is why civil rights experts, professors, and political scientists have been sounding the alarm since 2010. Republicans have been pretty open about what they want to do.




And they've been saying this sort of stuff for years:


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GBAsFwPglw


Once you've chosen to give up on winning arguments based on ideas, candidates, and policies and have given up on democracy, why wouldn't you continue to ignore democracy? At some point, our elections will just be ceremonial as the outcomes are already known. Heck, they already are in many states.
 
Wow. Gotta give the guy some credit. I never had anything like this in mind at 23 years old. He has fully embraced the most sleazy side of politics, that was a slick maneuver. Hell, we might be seeing the future Hugo Chavez of the united states.
You see this guy turning into a communist?
 


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