I have to wonder how well a Delta operator who trains self selected highly motivated private sector individuals really understands the effect that Affirmative Action, gender set asides and risk averse lawyer driven policies have on public sector police work.Originally Posted by JHC
You can't make a razor out of lead.
No disagreement here. I am sure he was great at what he did in the .mil, but his singular focus has him definitely outside his lane on the topic. Defunding police is certainly one part of the larger picture, but the "other thumbs in the pie" are far too numerous and too significant to ignore.
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There's definitely no Silver Bullet fix. The problem has been decades in the making, and involves broad social issues and currents.
I think GJM touched earlier on a "Culture of Incompetence" that has insidiously warped American life.
Most particular public civil life.
To clarify, that was a Peggy Noonan editorial from the WSJ, that I posted.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Sorry, Mandela effect.
To be taken out of the fight you first have to be in it, or at least willing to be in it. This guy was on his way to hide under a table with the children when he was shot.
How do you know that? There would be very few ways to know that for certainty.
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The Daily Mail article above quotes him as saying such.
Oh it’s that guy. For some reason I thought we’d moved on to someone else.
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Stop, just staaaaahp.
I can only owe a poster that I may or may not meet in real life so many beers.
(I will steal the razor/lead quip for use at the soonest)
”But in the end all of these ideas just manufacture new criminals when the problem isn't a lack of criminals.” -JRB
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