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True, especially if the person is very tall. But still, rubber bullets. For fucks sake, they knew where they were going, and for what purpose. If someone were to tell me that there’s not a gas that’s been devolved that they could just launch in the window and go fetch him up, I would be flabbergasted.

Ehhh i understand that to a degree on the lawbreakers end but i think i mostly understand your sentiment. As far as the knife id say that also very much depends on the knife and your argument involving a bordering required circumstance of getting the underhook theres not much stopping you from catching a blade to the throat or another vital area

honestly? when I have a bum weekend I try and find a thrift store I've never been to. luckily there are tons around here.

It's partly sifting through a load of old lady stuff, and part treasure hunting. I've found a lot of cool stuff at antique/thrift malls.

I also can link you to my (warning, gigantic) gmaps list of places I want to go

Thank god the min wage is so low.

Only always.

Big banks are in financial trouble. Most will fail in the near future

Credit Union’s are better than a big bank

I think if the cops are called, and some kids running around with a knife, there’s definitely drugs involved.

My only problem with nuance being gifted to law enforcement, is that nuance is not gifted to law breakers in reciprocation.

As for the knife thing, grappling with someone who has a weapon isn’t a whole lot different from grappling with someone who doesn’t. If you’re close to the person and have an underhook on the armed arm, there’s not a lot of leverage for them to kill you with. Definitely hurt you, but then again, there’s a bunch of other guys around you to help out…or how about this: PCP may be able to beat a taser, but not the physics of non-lethal projectile weapons, which exist.

Lmao whoooooosh

Not when theyre in the womb which is why i also support really late term abortions hell 204 months is fine by me

Average of the bottom ten job categories bottoms out at $11.59 and the number of people employed at those lowest categories is practically nil. There isn't a problem for the state to solve here.

Exactly stop outsourcing murder just drop that sumbitch yourself

I saw several jobs on those charts lower than $15 some between $8-10. There is entire chart of lowest wages which are all below $15, and those are averages which means people are making less than that as well.

Yes it was on Facebook

What's in there?

Ill also add im not exactly pro cop but i will absolutely admit its an extremely stressful and nuanced job that often in the public eye has no right answers

Was coming from there

Id argue the knife statement a bit but thats not what id say is the root of the discussion. Things im curious about is the previous mental health calls that came out in the news and what was the cause/outcome and the toxicology report just for the small chance this teenager was under the influence of a substances capable of allowing him to push through a taser

Yet you can get married at 16 and prosecuted as an adult at 17, so.....

Scroll up to the document I linked. Even the lowest job category is averaging above $15/hr.

If you’re in Manchester a few nights should really head to Portsmouth.

I read somewhere there were German spies living up there during the war and relaying messages to a sub in the Atlantic with a light and Morse code

Not to be antagonistic, or anything. That other guy brought up the point of “Well it could have been a big ole 17 year old and it might have been a little ole lady who shot him dead” Maybe, but the report I read stated that the perp was tasered by one officer, then shot by another.

I’ll lay it down right here, the NH State Troopers are badasses. How many of them, strapped and armored up do you think came out of that Trooper van in the picture? Let alone every on duty town cop and possibly (maybe) Sheriff in the area.

But yes, good point. A cop doesn’t deserve to die over some kid that someone called upon said cops. But, said cops have taken on theoretical responsibilities to “protect and serve.”

On a side note, knives are much more threatening psychologically, than they are in practicality. Especially with Kevlar, and a gaggle of mutually motivated participants against it.

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