Wez
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Did you have a problem with any of their conclusions or sources, or do you just not like what they've come up with?
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Did you have a problem with any of their conclusions or sources, or do you just not like what they've come up with?
Wez
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How do you decide the truth other than by doing research and citing your sources? They at least do that...
Wez
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Can this help me here?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...izes-for-historic-mistreatment-of-minorities/
"U.S. police chiefs group apologizes for ‘historical mistreatment’ of minorities"
The president of America’s largest police organization on Monday issued a formal apology to the nation’s minority population “for the actions of the past and the role that our profession has played in society’s historical mistreatment of communities of color.”
Sheriff Joe
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Wez
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A leader in the LE field recognizes an issue you both deny exists, so you attack the message as forced or purely partisan. I sure hope HRC gets elected, it's going to be fun rubbing it in your noses all day long...
Bruddah IZ
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Sheriff Joe
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Wez
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Sure sure, it's a political move, no way he is sincere. Obama Derangement Syndrome in full effect.
Sheriff Joe
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Wez
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Sheriff Joe
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Thank you Wez, very mature of you to think of others.
Just like Obama, if Hillary is President, she'll be President of all the American people.
We'll just have a pathological lying women as President. What a country!
No need to rub my nose in it, as the smell will be discernible from quite a distance.
Speaking of noses, you put your nose any farther up Hillary's ass, you will have to be surgically removed.
An apology for the role police officers played “in society’s historical mistreatment of communities of color” issued by the president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police quickly drew mostly positive reviews from advocacy groups and other law enforcement officials.
IACP leader Terrence Cunningham, speaking Monday at his group’s annual conference, said laws adopted at the federal, state and local level in the past required officers to perform “unpalatable tasks” such as ensuring legalized discrimination.
“While this is no longer the case, this dark side of our shared history has created a multigenerational, almost inherited, mistrust between many communities of color and their law enforcement agencies,” he said. Cunningham said most of today’s officers had nothing to do with those practices and find it difficult to understand the inherent mistrust felt by many minority citizens. Work must be done to build trust, he said.
“The first step in this process is for law enforcement and the IACP to acknowledge and apologize for the actions of the past and the role that our profession has played in society’s historical mistreatment of communities of color,” Cunningham said. “At the same time, those who denounce the police must also acknowledge that today’s officers are not to blame for the injustices of the past. If either side in this debate fails to acknowledge these fundamental truths, we will be unlikely to move past them.” The Rev. Al Sharpton, who heads the National Action Network, welcomed the apology. NAN issued a statement saying Sharpton “will urge officers around the United States to back his words up with action and legislation to protect communities of color from the onslaught of police misconduct that has disturbed the country.”
Andy Dukes
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The last debate is over and. Chris Wallace was the clear winner last night. His questions were clear and he did the best job of anyone during this campaign cycle (that seems to have lasted a decade). Bravo Mr. Wallace.
The family IM'ed all night and all the girls got a kick out of the non political conservative Republican Mom getting extremely animated this time around. Even an F'bomb even if she could not use the F word. I am just content that I helped raise a group that independently decided that these debates mattered and they needed to watch. Each individually in different states. Pretty proud. I will vote this weekend and put this election behind me.
The family IM'ed all night and all the girls got a kick out of the non political conservative Republican Mom getting extremely animated this time around. Even an F'bomb even if she could not use the F word. I am just content that I helped raise a group that independently decided that these debates mattered and they needed to watch. Each individually in different states. Pretty proud. I will vote this weekend and put this election behind me.
I am going through all the candidates and issues on my voter pamphlet today and plan to vote tomorrow in Kearney Mesa if I can find the new Registrar of Voters office.
City and County of San Diego propositions --
A yes
B no
C no
D no?
E yes
F no?
G yes
H yes
I yes
J yes
K no
L no
M yes
N no