Ferguson Riots

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hog88 said:
Like how?

Police call logs?
Arrest records?
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Yeah. Are we really still talking about this? Whether someone reports a crime through dispatch, or goes to the police station in person, the administrator who takes the report is a government employee. Easy enough. Punish officers who try to hide reports they take in the field. The company may want to hide reports, but the officers themselves don't really have an incentive to, so if you punish them for hiding reports, and there is no benefit to hiding reports, then I don't think that will be a problem (anymore than it is now).
 
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I guess Huff got tired of being shown he was a fool and has ignored me.

I hate it when facts get in the way of personal opinions and misinformation too...
 
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I say build a fence around Ferguson to keep the animals in and let them destroy within.

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n_huffhines said:
all-time troll job {slow claps}
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You know, I was thinking we might have had a reasonable discussion here.

But you want to be a child and ignore the clear cut evidence that the link you posted is dead wrong. You go ahead and continue being immature about this and being a smart ass. You've already been shown to be a clown that believes whatever fits your agenda and will ignore evidence to the contrary.

So who's the troll at this point? The one that stands by a link that has been shown to clearly be misinformation and major distortion of the facts or the one that brought the truth to light?

You can admit you were wrong and bow out at this point. Might be a wise move on your part. Because continuing to stick to that theory that the police were "fired" in a "town" in Texas just makes you look that much more ignorant. I tried giving you a little credit, but I guess shame on me for thinking you might actually have the maturity to admit you were wrong.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
And yet the town remains above the national average for almost all crime. So it went from a wicked cesspool of violence to a kind of mean cesspool of violence. :clapping:
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In just 2 years. If you aren't impressed, then you have unreasonable standards. You think they are going to make it Pleasantville over night?
 
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MG1968 said:
I'm impressed that you continue to believe Sharpstown is an actual city in Texas.
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What makes you think I reject this fact after it's been presented? I don't think it really matters if it's a city or not, btw.

Makes you feel intellectually big to make a straw man and knock it down, huh?
 
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There is some rumors going around that the St. Louis County police union are demanding a sundown curfew to be imposed tonight.
 
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n_huffhines said:
What makes you think I reject this fact after it's been presented? I don't think it really matters if it's a city or not, btw.

Makes you feel intellectually big to make a straw man and knock it down, huh?
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There's also the fact that you continue to believe that this non-city in Texas reduced it's crime rate by 60% by firing it's government police force and hiring a private firm.
 
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1972 Grad said:
I know, but they should be forced to live in the environment that they created. That is how I feel about inmates destroying a prison. They should have to live in the burned out shell.
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I absolutely agree. Except. There might actually be some good people there that are victim of circumstance. Somehow get them out, and then burn baby burn
 
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n_huffhines said:
Yeah. Are we really still talking about this? Whether someone reports a crime through dispatch, or goes to the police station in person, the administrator who takes the report is a government employee. Easy enough. Punish officers who try to hide reports they take in the field. The company may want to hide reports, but the officers themselves don't really have an incentive to, so if you punish them for hiding reports, and there is no benefit to hiding reports, then I don't think that will be a problem (anymore than it is now).
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Yeah, the stick always works better than the carrot. Especially long term.

The beatings will continue until morale improves. Good plan Mr AnCap.
 
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2015/03/12/rapper_method_man_on_ferguson_cop_shooting_fbi_report_played_into_this_you_reap_what_you_sow.html
 
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