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ak47workaccnt OP t1_j0u9ome wrote

Reply to Proposed permanent housing building for those experiencing homelessness raises concerns with some Dorchester residents by ak47workaccnt

Will the nimbys win this round?

>"I have a huge heart and I definitely am for these type of projects, this just isn't the location," said Mancuso. "Our kids, I want them to be safe ... As a parent, I couldn't feel safe with my children walking the streets with this kind of homelessness, drugs."

She doesn't realize this is an effort to reduce homelessness and by extension, public drug use and crime?

>"We're maxed out, we don't need it," said Dillon. "Find somewhere else. There's a ton of places in the city that this can go in and, better yet, go outside the city. Why does Dorchester, Roxbury always have to take the brunt of this? And we're just ... we're done. We've had enough."

Yeah! Ship our homeless somewhere else. That's the solution /s

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ak47workaccnt t1_j0gvev1 wrote

Reply to Texas man charged for threatening Boston doctor who provides care to transgender patients by cryptnificent

>“You sick motherfs, you’re all gonna burn. There’s a group of people on their way to handle [victim]. You signed your own warrant, [victim]. Castrating our children. You’ve woken up enough people. And upset enough of us. And you signed your own ticket. Sleep well, you f****, c***,” Lindner allegedly said in the voicemail, according to U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins’s office.

This is what media is doing to dim-witted boomers. Turning them into terrorists.

>Lindner was charged with interstate transmission of threatening communication, which can lead to a sentence of up to five years in prison, up to three years of supervised release, and a fine of up to $250,000, officials said.

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ak47workaccnt OP t1_j01vkdd wrote

Reply to Natick police officer pleads guilty in sexual assault of co-worker; Still has his job. by ak47workaccnt

>Natick police Sgt. James Quilty pleaded guilty to three counts of indecent assault and battery

Should be fired.

>Quilty remains on unpaid administrative leave from the Natick Police Department. The Natick Select Board will meet as early as possible to fully review his employment status and make "an expeditious determination," according to Ryan and Hicks.

It shouldn't be this hard to fire a cop.

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ak47workaccnt OP t1_j01rh1g wrote

Reply to comment by Unique-Public-8594 in Mass. due $230 million in opioid settlement with CVS, Walgreens by ak47workaccnt

No problem.

  • CVS Health annual gross profit for 2021 was $116.308B, a 11.06% increase from 2020.

  • CVS Health annual gross profit for 2020 was $104.725B, a 6.8% increase from 2019.

  • CVS Health annual gross profit for 2019 was $98.057B, a 157.15% increase from 2018.

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/CVS/cvs-health/gross-profit

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