Censoring is Ridiculous on Blueridgenow

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Big words from little lulu/vrede's article - "Though the message of peace succeeded locally, he said, it didn't get national news coverage. Instead, media focused on looting, burning buildings and vandals."

Columbia mayor declares curfew, tells outsiders to ‘take your asses home’
https://www.thestate.com/news/local/art ... 22546.html
“When protests go from being peaceful to being violent the situation changes ... and this won’t be tolerated,” he said. “We’re going to shut it down and shut it down right now.”
He added that any protesters who are not from Columbia should “take your asses home right now.”

Columbia police chief Skip Holbrook said four officers were injured, one seriously. A firefighter was also injured.

Holbrook said there were “multiple” arrests, including a suspect who allegedly fired a weapon.

Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said much of the violence was caused by people not from Columbia. He added that protesters also were injured, but mostly by rocks thrown by other protesters.

“They injured themselves,” he said, adding that violence occurred “after the good people left.”

Governor acknowledges ‘abject failure’ in protest response
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... t-response
The governor cited a call he received from a state senator who described her district “on fire, no police, no firefighters, no social control, constituents locked in houses wondering what they were going to do. That is an abject failure that cannot happen.”

Stores, police cars targeted in Charlotte protest over death
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... over-death
One of those arrested and charged with failure to disperse was City Council member Braxton Winston. He was released several hours later.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney told WBTV in Charlotte that protests began peacefully and police were prepared to accommodate that, “and then it turned on us.”

“We have to have order, and we’re going to,” Putney said. “You should be proud of your CMPD police officers. They showed restraint, but they took care of business.”

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Hendersonville police chief says death of George Floyd ‘bad police work, lack of humanity’
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... anityrsquo
“The actions of the officers involved appear without merit, justification and displayed an absence of the very basic sense of compassion and empathy for the life of Mr. George Floyd.”

A part of the statement from the IACP states “law enforcement officers are trained to treat all individuals, whether they are a complainant, suspect or defendant, with dignity and respect. This is the bedrock principle behind the concepts of procedural justice and police legitimacy.

I assure you that those former officers in this incident do not represent the law enforcement officers serving in this community.

The solid majority of men and women in law enforcement are truly dedicated, mindful, law abiding, compassionate officers who do an excellent job on a daily basis.

Good article from Blueridgenow, read more at link.
Yeah, they have a Facebook page too.


US cities clean up, prepare for another night of unrest
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... -of-unrest
Peaceful protests involving tens of thousands of people on Saturday gave way, in some places, to violence, with police vehicles torched, stores emptied and objects hurled at officers. The police response varied from restrained to aggressive, with officers at times firing tear gas and rubber bullets.

Police and peaceful protesters alike pleaded for a stop to violence, saying it weakened calls for justice and reform.

“It only hurts the cause,” said Danielle Outlaw, head of the police force in Philadelphia, where more than 200 people were arrested as fires and looting engulfed the heart of the city.

Oh, yeah, they have a Youtube page too. Technology these days.

[GoCubsGo]

What is with this idiots obsession with a second rate newspaper in Western North Carolina?

It's really strange.

It's a fifth rate paper, and it's more than strange that the cat fan licks his fur over it.

If he's anything like my cat, he's licking his ass.

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Big words from little lulu/vrede's article - "Though the message of peace succeeded locally, he said, it didn't get national news coverage. Instead, media focused on looting, burning buildings and vandals."

Columbia mayor declares curfew, tells outsiders to ‘take your asses home’
https://www.thestate.com/news/local/art ... 22546.html
“When protests go from being peaceful to being violent the situation changes ... and this won’t be tolerated,” he said. “We’re going to shut it down and shut it down right now.”
He added that any protesters who are not from Columbia should “take your asses home right now.”

Columbia police chief Skip Holbrook said four officers were injured, one seriously. A firefighter was also injured.

Holbrook said there were “multiple” arrests, including a suspect who allegedly fired a weapon.

Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said much of the violence was caused by people not from Columbia. He added that protesters also were injured, but mostly by rocks thrown by other protesters.

“They injured themselves,” he said, adding that violence occurred “after the good people left.”

Governor acknowledges ‘abject failure’ in protest response
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... t-response
The governor cited a call he received from a state senator who described her district “on fire, no police, no firefighters, no social control, constituents locked in houses wondering what they were going to do. That is an abject failure that cannot happen.”

Stores, police cars targeted in Charlotte protest over death
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... over-death
One of those arrested and charged with failure to disperse was City Council member Braxton Winston. He was released several hours later.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney told WBTV in Charlotte that protests began peacefully and police were prepared to accommodate that, “and then it turned on us.”

“We have to have order, and we’re going to,” Putney said. “You should be proud of your CMPD police officers. They showed restraint, but they took care of business.”

Blueridgenow has a Facebook page for comments. Technology these days.


Hendersonville police chief says death of George Floyd ‘bad police work, lack of humanity’
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... anityrsquo
“The actions of the officers involved appear without merit, justification and displayed an absence of the very basic sense of compassion and empathy for the life of Mr. George Floyd.”

A part of the statement from the IACP states “law enforcement officers are trained to treat all individuals, whether they are a complainant, suspect or defendant, with dignity and respect. This is the bedrock principle behind the concepts of procedural justice and police legitimacy.

I assure you that those former officers in this incident do not represent the law enforcement officers serving in this community.

The solid majority of men and women in law enforcement are truly dedicated, mindful, law abiding, compassionate officers who do an excellent job on a daily basis.

Good article from Blueridgenow, read more at link.
Yeah, they have a Facebook page too.


US cities clean up, prepare for another night of unrest
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... -of-unrest
Peaceful protests involving tens of thousands of people on Saturday gave way, in some places, to violence, with police vehicles torched, stores emptied and objects hurled at officers. The police response varied from restrained to aggressive, with officers at times firing tear gas and rubber bullets.

Police and peaceful protesters alike pleaded for a stop to violence, saying it weakened calls for justice and reform.

“It only hurts the cause,” said Danielle Outlaw, head of the police force in Philadelphia, where more than 200 people were arrested as fires and looting engulfed the heart of the city.

Oh, yeah, they have a Youtube page too. Technology these days.

State of emergency, curfew in Asheville after two days of protests
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... f-protests
Jim Dalton, whose family has lived in the Asheville area for five generations, stood outside of Union, an apparel shop where glass had been shattered.

Dalton owns an art gallery, which did not have any damage, he said. But he was livid about the damage to downtown shops. “If anybody thinks this is a peaceful protest, they’re wrong,” he said.

He had a message for protesters about downtown businesses.

“Leave them alone,” he said. “If you want to protest, protest peacefully and weed out the anarchists who are showing up to agitate and tear up our city. This is not right.”

He also had a message for Mayor Esther Manheimer and Asheville Police Chief David Zack.

“We’ve already been shut down by the government for the pandemic, and that was bad enough,” he said. “Now we’ve got rioting in the streets of our little sweet city, and if they don’t stop it, they’ll never get control of it.”

[billy.pilgrim]

Could be that 1cat would want to weight in on why leo hasn't gotten around to making the few phone calls it would take to find out who staged the bricks at the protests sites.

Think of the charges that could be associated with each brick

10,000 charges for conspiracy to commit assault, manslaughter, property damage, etc.

So easy to do, yet still not done, maybe 1cat knows

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Big words from little lulu/vrede's article - "Though the message of peace succeeded locally, he said, it didn't get national news coverage. Instead, media focused on looting, burning buildings and vandals."

Columbia mayor declares curfew, tells outsiders to ‘take your asses home’
https://www.thestate.com/news/local/art ... 22546.html
“When protests go from being peaceful to being violent the situation changes ... and this won’t be tolerated,” he said. “We’re going to shut it down and shut it down right now.”
He added that any protesters who are not from Columbia should “take your asses home right now.”

Columbia police chief Skip Holbrook said four officers were injured, one seriously. A firefighter was also injured.

Holbrook said there were “multiple” arrests, including a suspect who allegedly fired a weapon.

Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said much of the violence was caused by people not from Columbia. He added that protesters also were injured, but mostly by rocks thrown by other protesters.

“They injured themselves,” he said, adding that violence occurred “after the good people left.”

Governor acknowledges ‘abject failure’ in protest response
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... t-response
The governor cited a call he received from a state senator who described her district “on fire, no police, no firefighters, no social control, constituents locked in houses wondering what they were going to do. That is an abject failure that cannot happen.”

Stores, police cars targeted in Charlotte protest over death
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... over-death
One of those arrested and charged with failure to disperse was City Council member Braxton Winston. He was released several hours later.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney told WBTV in Charlotte that protests began peacefully and police were prepared to accommodate that, “and then it turned on us.”

“We have to have order, and we’re going to,” Putney said. “You should be proud of your CMPD police officers. They showed restraint, but they took care of business.”

Blueridgenow has a Facebook page for comments. Technology these days.


Hendersonville police chief says death of George Floyd ‘bad police work, lack of humanity’
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... anityrsquo
“The actions of the officers involved appear without merit, justification and displayed an absence of the very basic sense of compassion and empathy for the life of Mr. George Floyd.”

A part of the statement from the IACP states “law enforcement officers are trained to treat all individuals, whether they are a complainant, suspect or defendant, with dignity and respect. This is the bedrock principle behind the concepts of procedural justice and police legitimacy.

I assure you that those former officers in this incident do not represent the law enforcement officers serving in this community.

The solid majority of men and women in law enforcement are truly dedicated, mindful, law abiding, compassionate officers who do an excellent job on a daily basis.

Good article from Blueridgenow, read more at link.
Yeah, they have a Facebook page too.


US cities clean up, prepare for another night of unrest
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... -of-unrest
Peaceful protests involving tens of thousands of people on Saturday gave way, in some places, to violence, with police vehicles torched, stores emptied and objects hurled at officers. The police response varied from restrained to aggressive, with officers at times firing tear gas and rubber bullets.

Police and peaceful protesters alike pleaded for a stop to violence, saying it weakened calls for justice and reform.

“It only hurts the cause,” said Danielle Outlaw, head of the police force in Philadelphia, where more than 200 people were arrested as fires and looting engulfed the heart of the city.

Oh, yeah, they have a Youtube page too. Technology these days.

State of emergency, curfew in Asheville after two days of protests
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... f-protests
Jim Dalton, whose family has lived in the Asheville area for five generations, stood outside of Union, an apparel shop where glass had been shattered.

Dalton owns an art gallery, which did not have any damage, he said. But he was livid about the damage to downtown shops. “If anybody thinks this is a peaceful protest, they’re wrong,” he said.

He had a message for protesters about downtown businesses.

“Leave them alone,” he said. “If you want to protest, protest peacefully and weed out the anarchists who are showing up to agitate and tear up our city. This is not right.”

Words from the article and this business owner, very similar.

[neoplacebo]

I don't know what the big deal is; I really don't. Asheville has a history of this type of thing. About ten years or more ago a group of "anarchists" went on a glass breaking and general mayhem spree in the Grove Arcade area. Vandals will be be vandals. No mystery. Just an opportunity. The cat fan does not see it like that but sees himself as a victim of general and prevalent anarchist and leftist attack. Poor bitch.

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Big words from little lulu/vrede's article - "Though the message of peace succeeded locally, he said, it didn't get national news coverage. Instead, media focused on looting, burning buildings and vandals."

Columbia mayor declares curfew, tells outsiders to ‘take your asses home’
https://www.thestate.com/news/local/art ... 22546.html
“When protests go from being peaceful to being violent the situation changes ... and this won’t be tolerated,” he said. “We’re going to shut it down and shut it down right now.”
He added that any protesters who are not from Columbia should “take your asses home right now.”

Columbia police chief Skip Holbrook said four officers were injured, one seriously. A firefighter was also injured.

Holbrook said there were “multiple” arrests, including a suspect who allegedly fired a weapon.

Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said much of the violence was caused by people not from Columbia. He added that protesters also were injured, but mostly by rocks thrown by other protesters.

“They injured themselves,” he said, adding that violence occurred “after the good people left.”

Governor acknowledges ‘abject failure’ in protest response
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... t-response
The governor cited a call he received from a state senator who described her district “on fire, no police, no firefighters, no social control, constituents locked in houses wondering what they were going to do. That is an abject failure that cannot happen.”

Stores, police cars targeted in Charlotte protest over death
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... over-death
One of those arrested and charged with failure to disperse was City Council member Braxton Winston. He was released several hours later.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney told WBTV in Charlotte that protests began peacefully and police were prepared to accommodate that, “and then it turned on us.”

“We have to have order, and we’re going to,” Putney said. “You should be proud of your CMPD police officers. They showed restraint, but they took care of business.”

Blueridgenow has a Facebook page for comments. Technology these days.


Hendersonville police chief says death of George Floyd ‘bad police work, lack of humanity’
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... anityrsquo
“The actions of the officers involved appear without merit, justification and displayed an absence of the very basic sense of compassion and empathy for the life of Mr. George Floyd.”

A part of the statement from the IACP states “law enforcement officers are trained to treat all individuals, whether they are a complainant, suspect or defendant, with dignity and respect. This is the bedrock principle behind the concepts of procedural justice and police legitimacy.

I assure you that those former officers in this incident do not represent the law enforcement officers serving in this community.

The solid majority of men and women in law enforcement are truly dedicated, mindful, law abiding, compassionate officers who do an excellent job on a daily basis.

Good article from Blueridgenow, read more at link.
Yeah, they have a Facebook page too.


US cities clean up, prepare for another night of unrest
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... -of-unrest
Peaceful protests involving tens of thousands of people on Saturday gave way, in some places, to violence, with police vehicles torched, stores emptied and objects hurled at officers. The police response varied from restrained to aggressive, with officers at times firing tear gas and rubber bullets.

Police and peaceful protesters alike pleaded for a stop to violence, saying it weakened calls for justice and reform.

“It only hurts the cause,” said Danielle Outlaw, head of the police force in Philadelphia, where more than 200 people were arrested as fires and looting engulfed the heart of the city.

Oh, yeah, they have a Youtube page too. Technology these days.

State of emergency, curfew in Asheville after two days of protests
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... f-protests
Jim Dalton, whose family has lived in the Asheville area for five generations, stood outside of Union, an apparel shop where glass had been shattered.

Dalton owns an art gallery, which did not have any damage, he said. But he was livid about the damage to downtown shops. “If anybody thinks this is a peaceful protest, they’re wrong,” he said.

He had a message for protesters about downtown businesses.

“Leave them alone,” he said. “If you want to protest, protest peacefully and weed out the anarchists who are showing up to agitate and tear up our city. This is not right.”

Words from the article and this business owner, very similar.

The 1st amendment doesn't say anything about freedom of vandalism.

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Big words from little lulu/vrede's article - "Though the message of peace succeeded locally, he said, it didn't get national news coverage. Instead, media focused on looting, burning buildings and vandals."

Columbia mayor declares curfew, tells outsiders to ‘take your asses home’
https://www.thestate.com/news/local/art ... 22546.html
“When protests go from being peaceful to being violent the situation changes ... and this won’t be tolerated,” he said. “We’re going to shut it down and shut it down right now.”
He added that any protesters who are not from Columbia should “take your asses home right now.”

Columbia police chief Skip Holbrook said four officers were injured, one seriously. A firefighter was also injured.

Holbrook said there were “multiple” arrests, including a suspect who allegedly fired a weapon.

Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said much of the violence was caused by people not from Columbia. He added that protesters also were injured, but mostly by rocks thrown by other protesters.

“They injured themselves,” he said, adding that violence occurred “after the good people left.”

Governor acknowledges ‘abject failure’ in protest response
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... t-response
The governor cited a call he received from a state senator who described her district “on fire, no police, no firefighters, no social control, constituents locked in houses wondering what they were going to do. That is an abject failure that cannot happen.”

Stores, police cars targeted in Charlotte protest over death
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... over-death
One of those arrested and charged with failure to disperse was City Council member Braxton Winston. He was released several hours later.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney told WBTV in Charlotte that protests began peacefully and police were prepared to accommodate that, “and then it turned on us.”

“We have to have order, and we’re going to,” Putney said. “You should be proud of your CMPD police officers. They showed restraint, but they took care of business.”

Blueridgenow has a Facebook page for comments. Technology these days.


Hendersonville police chief says death of George Floyd ‘bad police work, lack of humanity’
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... anityrsquo
“The actions of the officers involved appear without merit, justification and displayed an absence of the very basic sense of compassion and empathy for the life of Mr. George Floyd.”

A part of the statement from the IACP states “law enforcement officers are trained to treat all individuals, whether they are a complainant, suspect or defendant, with dignity and respect. This is the bedrock principle behind the concepts of procedural justice and police legitimacy.

I assure you that those former officers in this incident do not represent the law enforcement officers serving in this community.

The solid majority of men and women in law enforcement are truly dedicated, mindful, law abiding, compassionate officers who do an excellent job on a daily basis.

Good article from Blueridgenow, read more at link.
Yeah, they have a Facebook page too.


US cities clean up, prepare for another night of unrest
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... -of-unrest
Peaceful protests involving tens of thousands of people on Saturday gave way, in some places, to violence, with police vehicles torched, stores emptied and objects hurled at officers. The police response varied from restrained to aggressive, with officers at times firing tear gas and rubber bullets.

Police and peaceful protesters alike pleaded for a stop to violence, saying it weakened calls for justice and reform.

“It only hurts the cause,” said Danielle Outlaw, head of the police force in Philadelphia, where more than 200 people were arrested as fires and looting engulfed the heart of the city.

Oh, yeah, they have a Youtube page too. Technology these days.

State of emergency, curfew in Asheville after two days of protests
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... f-protests
Jim Dalton, whose family has lived in the Asheville area for five generations, stood outside of Union, an apparel shop where glass had been shattered.

Dalton owns an art gallery, which did not have any damage, he said. But he was livid about the damage to downtown shops. “If anybody thinks this is a peaceful protest, they’re wrong,” he said.

He had a message for protesters about downtown businesses.

“Leave them alone,” he said. “If you want to protest, protest peacefully and weed out the anarchists who are showing up to agitate and tear up our city. This is not right.”

Words from the article and this business owner, very similar.

The 1st amendment doesn't say anything about freedom of vandalism.

Residents gather to pray and heal in Henderson County after George Floyd’s death
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... quos-death
“This is a grassroots effort,” he told his audience about the reason for the gathering, which included a mixture of whites, blacks, Latinos and Hispanics of all ages.

“Look around,” Gash said. “This is how it starts. Things have to be different.”

“It’s what you picture,” he added. “People coming together for a common cause, praying together.”

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Missing Henderson County teens found safe
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... found-safe
The Henderson County Sheriff’s Office has located both Amaya McCarley and Caiden Michael Lowry, who were earlier reported as runaway juveniles, the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday.

Both have been found safe and returned to their families.

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Missing Henderson County teens found safe
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... found-safe
The Henderson County Sheriff’s Office has located both Amaya McCarley and Caiden Michael Lowry, who were earlier reported as runaway juveniles, the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday.

Both have been found safe and returned to their families.

Good job by the socialist worker cops who made the save. Do you understand that those cops are socialist workers? Why do you hate your country from the top down? What happened in your life to make you want to be a victim at any cost? Is this what socialism does to people?

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Nice of you to be concerned about the young teens welfare. Understanding.

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Celebrities, activists, others gather to remember Floydhttps://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... mber-floyd
After the first service, Floyd’s body will go to Raeford, North Carolina, the state where he was born 46 years ago, for a two-hour public viewing and private service for the family on Saturday.

Finally, a public viewing will be held Monday in Houston, where he was raised and lived most of his life. A 500-person service on Tuesday will take place at The Fountain of Praise church and will include addresses from Sharpton, family attorney Ben Crump, and the Rev. Remus E. Wright, the family pastor. Former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, may attend, and other political figures and celebrities are expected as well. A private burial will follow.

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Celebrities, activists, others gather to remember Floydhttps://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... mber-floyd
After the first service, Floyd’s body will go to Raeford, North Carolina, the state where he was born 46 years ago, for a two-hour public viewing and private service for the family on Saturday.

Finally, a public viewing will be held Monday in Houston, where he was raised and lived most of his life. A 500-person service on Tuesday will take place at The Fountain of Praise church and will include addresses from Sharpton, family attorney Ben Crump, and the Rev. Remus E. Wright, the family pastor. Former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, may attend, and other political figures and celebrities are expected as well. A private burial will follow.

Thanks. That's mighty white, and socialist, of you to let us all know about this as if none of could have known about it otherwise. I encouraged you elsewhere in this forum to continue to be a stupid asshole and lifetime socialist. Keep up the good work. Keep on assuming you know more about any subject than any of use here. You're an awesome incognito socialist. Tell your family that everything they have and will have was provided by the government that you hate.

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Silly liberal, Blueridgenow has a Facebook page for comments. Check it out, express the vulgarity you've accumulated in your life.

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When protesters cry ‘defund the police,’ what does it mean?
https://www.blueridgenow.com/zz/news/20 ... es-it-mean
Rep. Karen Bass, D-Calif., chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, said part of the movement is really about how money is spent.

“Now, I don’t believe that you should disband police departments,” she said in an interview with CNN. “But I do think that, in cities, in states, we need to look at how we are spending the resources and invest more in our communities.

A Minneapolis city councilmember said in a tweet on Thursday that the city would “dramatically rethink how we approach public safety and emergency response.”

“We are going to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department,” Jeremiah Ellison wrote. “And when we’re done, we’re not simply gonna glue it back together.” He did not explain what would replace the police department.

The Los Angeles Police Protective League, the union for the city’s rank-and-file officers, said budget cuts would be the “quickest way to make our neighborhoods more dangerous.”

“Cutting the LAPD budget means longer responses to 911 emergency calls, officers calling for back-up won’t get it, and rape, murder and assault investigations won’t occur or will take forever to initiate, let alone complete,” the union’s board said in a statement last week.

“At this time, with violent crime increasing, a global pandemic and nearly a week’s worth of violence, arson, and looting, ‘defunding’ the LAPD is the most irresponsible thing anyone can propose.”

[billy.pilgrim]

Something new that cat doesn't understand

[neoplacebo]

Something new that cat doesn't understand

And thus maintain victim status. Never let a chance to not understand something and thus make you an imaginary victim of it go to waste.

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North Carolina reports highest one-day COVID-19 numbers
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... 19-numbers

[bannination]

Something new that cat doesn't understand

And thus maintain victim status. Never let a chance to not understand something and thus make you an imaginary victim of it go to waste.

I'd ask him what he thought about it.... but..... yeah.

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Neighbors oppose asphalt plant proposed for East Flat Rock
https://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20200 ... -flat-rock
Cool article photo.