Nah, people will hate over the dumbest, tiniest things. I'm a Jew, Germans are and were perfectly nice people. You probably hate me right now, and I haven't done anything. At the other end, terrible people have done wonderful things.
I know you're going to forget this exchange ever happened, but if I could pick a takeaway, it actually wouldn't have anything to do with the police. (Hey, I don't like them either)
And the entire industry of manufacturing spit hoods, and furnishing prisons with things they won't stab each other with, and various other grim things. And common knowledge. And those shitty live cop shows that used to be on. And common sense that criminals aren't nice.
It's also not the first such thing I've personally seen, and probably won't be the last. You see, I'm not rich like typical Lemmings, and (not to be a dick about it) honestly probably you.
That looks a whole lot like like practices you don't like, but which are legal.
I mean they're literally taking orders from Washington, including giving tribute in the form of free oil.
Except he's a world leader, not a shitposter, so his words actually have tangible repercussions in terms of blowback.
There's no prize for most telling-it-as-it-is here. Global politics is not a Twitter thread.
I've also seen Reddit/Lemmy suggest dropping nukes on Russia is a good, moral and safe idea, and I've seen it often.
Like, why would you play armchair general, if you're not actually interested in how any of this works?
Yes, they are. You think whatever asshole doing a domestic is above it? They manufacture spit hoods because that's a regular issue.
I literally witnessed an arrest like this myself within the past month or so.
Kinda nothing. The US has no obligation to look up our past rhetorical precedents, if they invade.
Canada being an enemy of Iran isn't new, and the US is definitely able to do this, so there would be no payoff to condemning it.
Sure, and if you're the sort of person that needs everything to be sorted into neat black or white bins, maybe that's relevant.
The fact that getting screamed at and spit on is unpleasant remains, though.
A change to a nonexistent power vacuum that blows up is still a change, right?
There was a pretty huge shift in policy about the things that Trump actually cares about. (So not freedom and democracy)
I'm amazed that the Venezuelan government has managed a transition from anti-Americanism as their main ideology to being an American puppet this smoothly and quickly.
Yeah, but this entire thread is about a cop being involved with literal organised crime, not figurative or metaphorical organised crime.
In another context, maybe we'd be talking about moral and not legal, but what you go to jail for is the distinction here.