and tested positive to a dozen different drugs (meth, fentanyl...)
and tested positive to a dozen different drugs (meth, fentanyl...)
This dude can be added to quite a few statistics. The "Opioid Crisis," "Covid-19," "heart disease,"...
This dude can be added to quite a few statistics. The "Opioid Crisis," "Covid-19," "heart disease,"...
Initially read that as "George soros" and almost busted out the champagne
Initially read that as "George soros" and almost busted out the champagne
>The sad story is well known by now. A Minneapolis police officer held down the handcuffed and face-down Floyd with his knee on his neck
and back. Generally conveniently left out, along with the two other officers restraining the 6'6" buck. Any solution will never be enough for the senseless left, but remember when one officer could subdue a suspect by themselves by whacking them with a billy club? Now it takes 3 using restraining holds and it's still classified as police brutality. Are we soon approaching the need for an entire precinct to dogpile a suspect to bring them to justice?
>>The sad story is well known by now. A Minneapolis police officer held down the handcuffed and face-down Floyd with his knee on his neck
and back. Generally conveniently left out, along with the two other officers restraining the 6'6" buck. Any solution will never be enough for the senseless left, but remember when one officer could subdue a suspect by themselves by whacking them with a billy club? Now it takes 3 using restraining holds and it's still classified as police brutality. Are we soon approaching the need for an entire precinct to dogpile a suspect to bring them to justice?
Meanwhile inmates are encouraged to pump iron and socialize with other criminals. I mean, so you're sure when they get out they are not only pissed by the time they spent in prison they also are much more powerful and have new criminal connections. Next step is free boxing and shooting courses. And I'm half kidding.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/jul/07/prisons-reform-boxing-martial-arts-phillip-lee
>Government rejects proposal to teach boxing in prisons > >A former justice minister has accused the government of “cowardice” and “policymaking through dogma” after a member of the cabinet told colleagues to dismiss the findings of an unpublished independent report that calls for prisoners to be taught boxing and other martial arts as part of their rehabilitation.
Meanwhile inmates are encouraged to pump iron and socialize with other criminals. I mean, so you're sure when they get out they are not only pissed by the time they spent in prison they also are much more powerful and have new criminal connections. Next step is free boxing and shooting courses.
And I'm half kidding.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/jul/07/prisons-reform-boxing-martial-arts-phillip-lee
>>Government rejects proposal to teach boxing in prisons
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>>A former justice minister has accused the government of “cowardice” and “policymaking through dogma” after a member of the cabinet told colleagues to dismiss the findings of an unpublished independent report that calls for prisoners to be taught boxing and other martial arts as part of their rehabilitation.
Much like 1984 was not supposed to be a manual, I didn't think Demolition Man was supposed to be advice for criminal rehabilitation programs - yet here were are.
Much like 1984 was not supposed to be a manual, I didn't think Demolition Man was supposed to be advice for criminal rehabilitation programs - yet here were are.
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