LeftistMuslimObama posted:

I've executed this flavor of justice myself, and it feels great:


The best part was the guy got back to his car just before I did later that day. I saw him getting ready to wind up and kick my car. He must have assumed I was a girl from the car, because when he saw my 6'4" self approaching he ran to the passenger side of his car and jumped in and just waited for me to leave.

Agrajag posted:

This image is physically uncomfortable to look at, hahahaha. That marriage must've been hell for both of them.

Marxism posted:

Narciss posted:

Haha, 2 terrific examples of humanity.

Mr Hootington posted:

I recently went to the Family Leadership Summit in Ames, IA. It is a huge gathering for Christian conservations to come and talk hate, fear, and how best to oppress people. I also got some literature. Here are three pamphlets that stood out. Each image links to an album that you can read what is inside them. Trigger warning on all of it.

Met posted:

StickySweater posted:

SO sick of seeing that one and its variations.

The Peccadillo posted:

Incorrect

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-12/anime-not-a-big-leap-to-child-pornography-sa-judge-says/6691372

Omi-Polari posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYz0RaZSMsA

Klaus88 posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dk6bXdBdVs

A dangerous thug is heroically subdued after blocking traffic in an unlawful manner by our glorious police force.

Translated from right-wing talking head:

A 14-year old black teenager has the poo poo beaten out of him by a cop for jaywalking, and then gets dog piled by SIX more cops who are all required to subdue one loving kid.

quote:

I was disappointed by your failure during your Loudermillhearing to take any responsibility, or show any understanding that your conduct at issue here was inappropriate. In particular, when I asked you what if anything you would do differently in retrospect, you stated that you would do nothing differently. Your inability to understand that the confrontational manner in which you handled a non-threatening situation undermines public confidence in the fairness of this Department and leaves me convinced that a similar interaction with a member of the public will occur again should I permit you to continue working as a police officer. This is reinforced by the fact that you have twice been previously disciplined and counseled for unprofessional conduct, and seem to have learned little from those corrective actions.

I was also troubled by your comments in the Loudermill about the race of a judge and deputy chief involved in expunging the civilian's criminal record related to your arrest of him; you expressed a strong belief that these actions were taken because the judge and deputy chief are black, and that race drove the decision-making of a high ranking Department official and a long-serving Municipal Court Judge, not the legitimate factual and legal analysis by thoughtful and dedicated public servants. Such statements further indicate that your biased views prevent you from being able to honestly reflect on your own job performance and successfully receive constructive criticism of your policing techniques because you view the critiques as racially motivated.

While the violation of Section 5.140(2) is serious enough that, on its own, the allegation would warrant the recommended discipline, I gave serious consideration to a lengthy suspension and disciplinary transfer to a unit that does not interact with the public, as well as removal from the sergeant's promotional registry. However, your inability to understand, even in hindsight, that your behavior was unnecessarily aggressive, an abuse of discretion, and negatively impacted the community's confidence in this police service, offers me no pathway to confidence that your behavior will improve or change. Without this ability to learn from your mistakes, understand how you can improve and do better, and recognize your own errors, you are unable to effectively function as an officer.

ln analyzing your culpability for a potential violation of Department Policy 6.220(l),I have also given careful consideration to the Constitutional principles underlying that policy. I believe that reasonable minds could find, in the totality of the circumstances, that the stop was lawful. I therefore conclude that this charge is "inconclusive" rather than "sustained." In doing so, however, I rely on the fact that determination of lawful authority to stop is an objective standard, not a subjective standard. The fact that I conclude that we should not sustain a violation of the stops and detention policy does not mean that I support your use of your authority in this circumstance. This incident likely could have been resolved without a seizure of any level.

For the reasons summarized above, and while giving careful consideration to your full employment history as well as the facts of this case, your employment is terminated.

quote:

Fox & Friends Digs Into Ahmed Mohamed’s Alleged ‘History of Trouble’

On Wednesday morning’s edition of Fox & Friends, Fox News reporter Anna Kooiman told the co-hosts about a recent report in the Dallas Morning Sun detailing Ahmed Mohamed‘s supposedly troubled past.

“Ahmed’s seventh grade history teacher Ralph Kubiak tells the Dallas Morning Sun this isn’t the first time he’s been in trouble,” said Kooiman. “Kubiak claims Mohammed was suspended for several weeks during the sixth grade.”

So why was Ahmed allegedly suspended? According to the story, “a family friend says it came from blowing soap bubbles in the bathroom.”

Neither Kooiman nor Kubiak deny the “soap bubbles” claim, though the latter claimed “Mohammed spent time in a reassignment center the following year to complete a punishment” for “[bringing] inventions into school, like a homemade remote he used to prank a teenager by shutting off a projector in class.”

Kubiak called Mohamed “a weird little kid” and described him as “one of those kids that could either be CEO of a company or head of a gang.”

Co-host Steve Doocy concluded the segment by noting that “some Texans feel that it might have been a publicity stunt,” though they’re not the only ones. Noted scientist and atheist Richard Dawkins said “it looks like a hoax,” and Real Time host Bill Maher has repeatedly called the events surround Mohamed’s arrest into question.

Taeke posted:

Why kill him at all? Just abducting him and putting him with foster parents in another country would have the same effect, wouldn't it?

Mellow Seas posted:

We really need youtube previews here; I skip youtube links almost all the time because they're blind clicks and 90% of them are stupid (sorry guys). But, through some divine provenance, I did click on this one, and my life is better for it.

Then I clicked on two more youtube links and they were useless trash, as usual.

Reveilled posted:

Math checks out, assuming the poster lives in a blue country


and are also bad at math

crabcakes66 posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LzT6My_48Q

GrandpaPants posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tj-Hp7AYlk

Forever_Peace posted:

The Dark One posted:

https://twitter.com/RichardDawkins/status/694079709504761856

https://twitter.com/rey_z/status/694082926414266368

Chard posted:

I need help, seriously. How do you express anger over this? This could very easily have been my brother, he just got his teeth kicked in instead and i c
Ican barely even type this. What do we/I do?

spacetoaster posted:

Kinda hard to beat communism though. It's pretty bad as far as religions go.

Son of Thunderbeast posted:

Chris Rock: it's not black people who have progressed. It's white people.



Chris Rock's face seems to be doing that John Travolta growing-laterally thing

spacetoaster posted:

https://pjmedia.com/trending/2016/02/25/ualbany-students-facing-assault-charges-after-reporting-fake-hate-crime/

spacetoaster posted:

Why do you think it's bad? lol

spacetoaster posted:

spacetoaster posted:

Dude, Bernie was marching in gay pride parades back then.

Screw Hillary.

spacetoaster posted:

lol, he said they were like animals? Where did he say that?

spacetoaster posted:

Oh snap! Dad? (lol seriously though, how stupid are you?)

spacetoaster posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FECIYlo3KRY

spacetoaster posted:

I wonder how long it will be before Bernie Sanders is found dead in a totally not suspicious way.

spacetoaster posted:

lol, I thought it was ice t for a second.



Black power all the way.

Frog Act posted:

StickySweater posted:

I don't watch the Democratic Debates (because my blood pressure can't handle it) but apparently this was just said. Can anyone watching confirm?



Nevermind he's Jewish. Nevermind he's white. Nevermind Rutland, VT exists.

It's like he's trying to get people to vote Trump.

LeJackal posted:

spacetoaster posted:

I want you all to know that I had a photo, and a little sentence I typed to go with it. And I deleted it. I looked at it and thought: "Too far. Too much."

I feel really weird. I'm going to put on my skates and go outside for a while.

Volcott posted:

If he's so great then why doesn't he have a catchy song?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjDEsGZLbio

Nah, Goddard was a cool guy, but you can't discount von Braun's contributions to the field, even if he was morally suspect.

Dr. Killjoy posted: