Well, that’s the point of journalism. Sometimes you put yourself at risk to report on things that the public should know about. There’s a credo amongst hardcore journalists to put the truth above everything else.

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That orange hose is a fuel line to the engine

The Houthis are just spokepersons for Iran, it's a proxy war with Iran and Saudi Arabia backing a side and the Yemeni people suffering.

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okay wtf. Child abuse should be life imprisonment. These fuckers should have been sentenced to life

This is what I was thinking too. Russia has a history of making political prisoners for the sheer purpose of trying to force the US hand into some form of trade for the person back.

Exactly. This is drug smuggling.

Exactly. We should be pointing to this when people start on their “it’s not a gun problem, it’s a mental health problem” bullshit. It’s a both problem, but since ya’ll want to talk about mental health, why don’t we do something about it?

Fetterman was in a position of privilege to be able to get the care he needed but everyone should have access, with no stigma and no fear that they’ll lose their jobs. Fetterman basically said “fuck stigma, this is what I need to do the job” and he sought the care he needed. Hopefully, it encourages others to do the same, and now he’s in a position to actually use that privilege he has and his elected position to make it happen for everyone else.

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This doesn’t look great for him. It’ll be used heavily by the republicans in election season.

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Exactly! I get into a lot of arguments with people when I say there is no such thing as a good cop because if there was police brutality would not be an issue, crooked cops wouldn’t exist. My father was NYPD for 12 years then Nassau County PD for 10 and I tell him he was never a good cop. I’m absolutely sure he saw some foul shit committed by his “brothers” and didn’t say anything on more than a few occasions

I had a friend call the police to report a break in to his house.

They showed up, beat him, and tried to charge him with resisting arrest.

Yes he is Black

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Just a heads up - if you know anything about who was involved, this isn't the place to talk about it.

It'd be really shitty to find out your family member died on Reddit.

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Non-isotropic stress during formation?

Except this is what Republicans in America and conservatives in many other countries would like to see. That’s a real problem we have, and this should remind you of that.

The Dead Kennedy's sang about that in the 80s.

"I'm the new folk leader of the ku klux klan, my cop friends think that's fine. You can get away with murder if you've got a badge. I fought the law and I won..."

"The Fraternal Order of Police / Ohio Labor Council, the largest law enforcement labor organization in the state, said in a statement Thursday the 11 officers “are entitled to due process like all citizens” and encouraged “everyone to reserve judgment until facts are known.”

Oh, the irony.