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[Sheriff Joe]

Ain’t Ca great?


Keep It Up, California: A Major City Gives Its Homeless Hotel Rooms, Alcohol, and Drugs
Posted at 9:30 pm on May 06, 2020 by Alex Parker
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Bill Semeniuk, 67, smokes cannabis in Kamloops, British Columbia, Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018. Canada became the largest country with a legal national marijuana marketplace as sales began early Wednesday. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press via AP)



If you’re a charitable, caring person, perhaps you’d like to give homeless people something to help. You know, like drugs and alcohol.

If so, the San Francisco Department of Public Health is right there with ya.

Out in California — a place known for making the very best problem-solving decisions — the home of Rice-A-Roni is offering
those without permanent lodging a relaxing bit of the ol’ life.
Here’s how the story came out:
Twitter user “T Wolf,” whose profile identifies him as a “formerly homeless addict in #recovery advocating for the #truth about homelessness and drug addiction,” dropped a social media bomb.


He posted:

“I just found out that homeless placed in hotels in SF are being delivered Alcohol, Weed and Methadone because they identified as an addict/alcoholic for FREE. You’re supposed to be offering treatment. This is enabling and is wrong on many levels.”

 

[Sheriff Joe]

Unions are toast, shame.


Ohio Unions Are Ignoring Requests to Leave – It’s Time for Gov. DeWine, Admin Services to Act
Posted at 4:00 pm on May 06, 2020 by Freedom Foundation
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On May 1, the Freedom Foundation sent Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine a formal request from 462 public employees who all want out of their government unions.



Since last October, the Freedom Foundation has been assisting public employees in the state who want to opt out, and hundreds have successfully done so. However, unions like the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) have prevented hundreds more from exercising that right.
The Department of Administrative Services (DAS), which is partly responsible for directing the state’s labor relations and human resources policies, also received requests. They are collectively responsible and potentially liable for deducting union dues from public employees who have requested the deductions stop.

The Freedom Foundation opened its Ohio office in October 2019 and has been working tirelessly ever since to help educate more than 330,000 public employees about their First Amendment right to opt out of their union.

 

[Hüsker Dü]

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Republican Governor Greg Abbott's orders dumbass.

Texas hair salons, barbershops, nail salons cleared to reopen Friday, Gov. Greg Abbott says

The governor amended his reopening orders allowing salons to open May 8. Gyms can open with limited capacting May 18.

www.wfaa.com

 

[nononono]

Republican Governor Greg Abbott's orders dumbass.

Texas hair salons, barbershops, nail salons cleared to reopen Friday, Gov. Greg Abbott says

The governor amended his reopening orders allowing salons to open May 8. Gyms can open with limited capacting May 18.

www.wfaa.com

You support a CRIMINAL NETWORK......enjoy it while it lasts....!

 

[Lion Eyes]

Republican Governor Greg Abbott's orders dumbass.

Texas hair salons, barbershops, nail salons cleared to reopen Friday, Gov. Greg Abbott says

The governor amended his reopening orders allowing salons to open May 8. Gyms can open with limited capacting May 18.

www.wfaa.com

The Texas Supreme Court over ruled this pompous asshole of a judge & set this woman free.
You claim to have relatives in Texas, you never said one was a judge.
Once again you should have kept your mouth shut, that man is a menace and will face reelection soon.
I'm betting in spite of his relationship to you, he won't be reelected.
This judge didn't sentence her for opening her business, he sentenced her because she wouldn't bow down and kiss his ass and apologize.
You're cut from the same cloth as this judge, no comprehension of the issues, pompous pontifications that lead most descent folks wonder what the hell is wrong with you...

 

[Sheriff Joe]

Fry em.

Father And Son Charged With Murder For Death Of Ahmaud Arbery

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested father and son Gregory McMichael, 64, and Travis McMichael, 34, on Thursday in connection with the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, whose mother says was out on his “daily jog” at the time of his death.“They were both charged with murder and...

www.dailywire.com

 

[Hüsker Dü]

The Texas Supreme Court over ruled this pompous asshole of a judge & set this woman free.
You claim to have relatives in Texas, you never said one was a judge.
Once again you should have kept your mouth shut, that man is a menace and will face reelection soon.
I'm betting in spite of his relationship to you, he won't be reelected.
This judge didn't sentence her for opening her business, he sentenced her because she wouldn't bow down and kiss his ass and apologize.
You're cut from the same cloth as this judge, no comprehension of the issues, pompous pontifications that lead most descent folks wonder what the hell is wrong with you...

So let's break this down real quick, per the legal actions taken against them, it's wrong for these individuals to violate the stay at home orders by conducting beauty services from their homes. Look at the difference of their mug shots and how the media paints them. Where is their go fund me? Where is the media outrage for them to be released and fines covered by donation? This took place in Laredo, TX.

-180 days in jail, $2000 fine each, or both.
-No media outrage for them
-No Attorney General backing
-No Texas Governor support
-Fines were not covered by donation
-No go fund me fundraiser
Now let's look at the next individual at hand, it is excusable for this individual to break the stay at home orders by opening her salon despite local executive orders and receiving a Small business loan through the CARES act to help her business survive. Look at her mug shot, has she been criminalized in the media? Where is her stripe suit? Where are the 173 days missing from her sentence? This took place in Dallas, TX.
-7 days jail time
-$7000 fine; $500 for everyday she refused to close (which was personally covered by Dan Patrick- donation)
-$500,305 total funds as of today through go fund me
-Attorney General demanding she be released from jail
-TX Gov releasing a statement cosigning with Ken Paxton
"The worst form of inequality, is to try and make unequal things equal." -Aristotle

 

[nononono]

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So let's break this down real quick, per the legal actions taken against them, it's wrong for these individuals to violate the stay at home orders by conducting beauty services from their homes. Look at the difference of their mug shots and how the media paints them. Where is their go fund me? Where is the media outrage for them to be released and fines covered by donation? This took place in Laredo, TX.

-180 days in jail, $2000 fine each, or both.
-No media outrage for them
-No Attorney General backing
-No Texas Governor support
-Fines were not covered by donation
-No go fund me fundraiser
Now let's look at the next individual at hand, it is excusable for this individual to break the stay at home orders by opening her salon despite local executive orders and receiving a Small business loan through the CARES act to help her business survive. Look at her mug shot, has she been criminalized in the media? Where is her stripe suit? Where are the 173 days missing from her sentence? This took place in Dallas, TX.
-7 days jail time
-$7000 fine; $500 for everyday she refused to close (which was personally covered by Dan Patrick- donation)
-$500,305 total funds as of today through go fund me
-Attorney General demanding she be released from jail
-TX Gov releasing a statement cosigning with Ken Paxton
"The worst form of inequality, is to try and make unequal things equal." -Aristotle

I'm pretty damn sure the first two you are " siding " with were COVID-19 displaced
employees ( You now " Sub contractors " ) who were doing work at peoples homes....
That's illegal no matter what....work has to be done in a licensed Salon with Insurance...
The third lady was pissed because she followed all the rules of reorganizing her Salon and
was still refused the ability to generate income for her Business/Family.....

I very begrudgingly follow the rules that asswipe Gruesome laid down, I don't like it one bit.....but I was a
lucky ( If you want to call it luck....) business/entreprenuer that could adapt...revenue is down, but not terrible.
If I had been in Texas in that type of position I would have done exactly what she did....
No if ands or Buts....Period...!

Mark my words .....the next crisis is a Financial one that will chill California to the bone if Gruesome
continues on the path he's on right now....

Where do you think all that tax revenue comes from.....it ain't from a tree out in back of Gruesome's
backyard....


Hey .....Fake Horse handler.....who's doctoring your posts now....The old man who
used to buy you and your " Buds " beer....

 

[tenacious]

Where's Brudda? I'm surprised he's not in here raging about QE.

 

[Sheriff Joe]

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So let's break this down real quick, per the legal actions taken against them, it's wrong for these individuals to violate the stay at home orders by conducting beauty services from their homes. Look at the difference of their mug shots and how the media paints them. Where is their go fund me? Where is the media outrage for them to be released and fines covered by donation? This took place in Laredo, TX.

-180 days in jail, $2000 fine each, or both.
-No media outrage for them
-No Attorney General backing
-No Texas Governor support
-Fines were not covered by donation
-No go fund me fundraiser
Now let's look at the next individual at hand, it is excusable for this individual to break the stay at home orders by opening her salon despite local executive orders and receiving a Small business loan through the CARES act to help her business survive. Look at her mug shot, has she been criminalized in the media? Where is her stripe suit? Where are the 173 days missing from her sentence? This took place in Dallas, TX.
-7 days jail time
-$7000 fine; $500 for everyday she refused to close (which was personally covered by Dan Patrick- donation)
-$500,305 total funds as of today through go fund me
-Attorney General demanding she be released from jail
-TX Gov releasing a statement cosigning with Ken Paxton
"The worst form of inequality, is to try and make unequal things equal." -Aristotle

And?

 

[Sheriff Joe]

To quote a famous philosopher,
“I’m calling bullshit.”

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[Hüsker Dü]

And?

I already know you hate Americans that don't "look American" to you.

 

[Ricky Fandango]

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So let's break this down real quick, per the legal actions taken against them, it's wrong for these individuals to violate the stay at home orders by conducting beauty services from their homes. Look at the difference of their mug shots and how the media paints them. Where is their go fund me? Where is the media outrage for them to be released and fines covered by donation? This took place in Laredo, TX.

-180 days in jail, $2000 fine each, or both.
-No media outrage for them
-No Attorney General backing
-No Texas Governor support
-Fines were not covered by donation
-No go fund me fundraiser
Now let's look at the next individual at hand, it is excusable for this individual to break the stay at home orders by opening her salon despite local executive orders and receiving a Small business loan through the CARES act to help her business survive. Look at her mug shot, has she been criminalized in the media? Where is her stripe suit? Where are the 173 days missing from her sentence? This took place in Dallas, TX.
-7 days jail time
-$7000 fine; $500 for everyday she refused to close (which was personally covered by Dan Patrick- donation)
-$500,305 total funds as of today through go fund me
-Attorney General demanding she be released from jail
-TX Gov releasing a statement cosigning with Ken Paxton
"The worst form of inequality, is to try and make unequal things equal." -Aristotle

Im on the side of freedom.
Did they get a 2000 dollar fine, or 180 days in jail, or both?

 

[Sheriff Joe]

I already know you hate Americans that don't "look American" to you.

Are they Americans?
How do you know what I look like?

 

[Sheriff Joe]

What's an "HRC?" Have you been listening to President Biden lately?

AKA cuntface

 

[messy]

Fry em.

Father And Son Charged With Murder For Death Of Ahmaud Arbery

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested father and son Gregory McMichael, 64, and Travis McMichael, 34, on Thursday in connection with the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, whose mother says was out on his “daily jog” at the time of his death.“They were both charged with murder and...

www.dailywire.com

I said "like" for the sentiment, but of course capital punishment is complete nonsense for a million reasons. Just look at the company we're in on that.

 

[tenacious]

I said "like" for the sentiment, but of course capital punishment is complete nonsense for a million reasons. Just look at the company we're in on that.

Gosh Messy. If we were talking about something like that happening to my relative I hope I would have to walk into court and say I don't believe in that. But if that dead man's family wants to go in and ask for true justice? I don't know that I disagree that the death penalty is wrong in this type of case.

 

[Hüsker Dü]

Gosh Messy. If we were talking about something like that happening to my relative I hope I would have to walk into court and say I don't believe in that. But if that dead man's family wants to go in and ask for true justice? I don't know that I disagree that the death penalty is wrong in this type of case.

Those two will probably walk, this being America and all.

 

[espola]

Gosh Messy. If we were talking about something like that happening to my relative I hope I would have to walk into court and say I don't believe in that. But if that dead man's family wants to go in and ask for true justice? I don't know that I disagree that the death penalty is wrong in this type of case.

This type of case -- good ol boys, father in son, riding around in a pickup. Son jumps out with a shotgun and shoots a jogger, claiming self defense.

Three times.

Add in the complication that father ol boy is a former cop, and knows how these things go. m "The minute he tried to take your shotgun away from you, that's self defense!"

 

[messy]

Gosh Messy. If we were talking about something like that happening to my relative I hope I would have to walk into court and say I don't believe in that. But if that dead man's family wants to go in and ask for true justice? I don't know that I disagree that the death penalty is wrong in this type of case.

The effect of the sentence is that more than half of those sentenced live another 25 years and almost all live for more than 10 years. Not to mention the millions of dollars in taxpayer money funding appeals. These sentences cost us much more than LWOP (life without parole). Not to mention the errors in convictions. It's almost a fictitious sentence.

 

[espola]

The effect of the sentence is that more than half of those sentenced live another 25 years and almost all live for more than 10 years. Not to mention the millions of dollars in taxpayer money funding appeals. These sentences cost us much more than LWOP (life without parole). Not to mention the errors in convictions. It's almost a fictitious sentence.

If we are going to use the death penalty, let's get real and use proven technology - the guillotine. Also, since it is the ultimate act of government, no more secret proceedings - broadcast the process on TV or the internet.