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I could meet you and show you how I feel.Seeing how you want to choke people out.
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It's very helpful when determining routes due to heavy traffic. You can see when the traffic starts and ends. The police alerts is cool too although I don't normally speed too much.
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I can't begin to imagine that depth of psychological trauma dude, and it's pretty well accepted that shared traumatic experiences bond people deeply. I believe this happens a lot with veterans. I just hope that more guys and gals can begin to talk about their experiences. Past trauma, when re-lived, is experienced in the present..I'll bet you could verify this 100 times over. I have a grandfather that said he never really felt a release from it until he started sharing stories with his grandkids. He said he had to let those demons go, and stop feeding them. Anyway, I wish you all the best in dealing with the negatives of those experiences.
Yeah, man-
I know we can't understand, but just know that all you guys will always have our love and respect!
I wasn't trying to stir up anything, I was just curious as to that story.
Apologies, brother.
Well pretty much the reason using the site benefits both partys.Especially when it comes to a problem he said she said.
Meh do what the fuck you want but you'll have buyers that will pass just on that sole reason.
Meh do what the fuck you want but you'll have buyers that will pass just on that sole reason.
I have to agree with the sentiment regarding Ken Ford. As former LE, it makes sense that is default is to defend them in cases where things are unclear. He may be a little bit defensive, but given all the cop bashing that goes on over there, it would be hard not to be. He and one other are the last two people that I trust in Hotel Mod.
As to your sentiment, strider....I hear you, I just don't feel you. While it does upset me that this happened and while I do hope very much that these three officers face criminal prosecution, I just can't get myself worked up about it. I guess I just realize that it could have been much, much worse and so my gratitude that it wasn't sort of tempers my ire over the incident in general.
As to your sentiment, strider....I hear you, I just don't feel you. While it does upset me that this happened and while I do hope very much that these three officers face criminal prosecution, I just can't get myself worked up about it. I guess I just realize that it could have been much, much worse and so my gratitude that it wasn't sort of tempers my ire over the incident in general.
Right up until it happens to you...it's easy to brush off such grave injustices when you're not the one with a bullet in your leg and a dead dog.
I'm right there with you. Part of why I have zero trust in modern police is that when something like this happens we are lucky to get a statement from the police even if it is a useless one like " We will admit we made a mistake in that we went to the wrong house"....but when a cop is killed every sheriff in the country speaks out. Why aren't sheriffs across the country saying anything about what happened in Dekalb? It is also incredibly frustrating to hear the radio reports talking about the cop that got hit with friendly fire for 2 minutes then a 10 second after thought that the civilian casualty is ok and oh yeah the dog is dead.
I don't want to see anyone killed, cop or civilian....but there is a clear and growing bias towards cops being invincible and immune to punishment....not to mention the growing militarization of police forces.
I'm not saying I should feel the way that I do...I'm just being honest about it. Sometimes I wish I had more empathy....but then I think I'd go mad.
Reminds me of Tony Campolo. Years ago I heard him speak at a very old and storied southern church. He opened his sermon by saying something along the lines of "Last night, roughly X (insert number here....I don't remember what it was but it was higher than I would have thought) children died from hunger. While you were in your bed, warm and cozy, X children died because they didn't have enough food to eat....and most of you? You don't give a shit." Needless to say, there was an awkward pause.....which he ended by saying, "As a matter of fact, most of you are more upset by the fact that I said 'shit' behind your pulpit than you are by the fact that these poor children starved to death."
It made an impression.
For whatever else he may be, Mr. Campolo gets people to think....and for that, I appreciate him.