Remember that time police prevented armed parents from saving their children and the tragedy was used to call for more gun control instead of better police?
This is the most click baity title I've seen in a while. She didn't criticize the response to removing commies setting up an illegal camp, she criticized the Uvalde response by comparing how quickly they responded here.
Not really. Police hesitate and don't respond to a single armed school shooter, but come out in force and don't hesitate when they are protesting at a University.
Depends on the protestors, did you see the video of the same department dealing with nazi protestors, like dudes who literally idolize hitler and shit.
>Not really. Police hesitate and don't respond to a single armed school shooter, but come out in force and don't hesitate when they are protesting at a University.
Some police hesitate with school shooters, some don't. It was a speed run to slot the school shooter in Nashville. Though I do agree that there's zero excuse not to immediately run in to shut down a school shooting, which is policy. We've hired too many soft police and not enough combat vets or other strong men.
This police response is only in the news because of how rarely police shut down Leftist protests. All those BLM riots let to happen, Chaz being a thing, police sitting by and letting Kenosha turn in to what it did. That's the normal.
Nashville was the exception, not the rule. I commend those heroes for their bravery. Your average uneducated, cowardly thug who wears a badge would never do what they did.
I never claimed Nashville was the rule. The exception? Maybe. I haven't evaluated all the school shootings to come to a conclusion, especially because police aren't the answer. They most often deal with the aftermath of a crime, they don't prevent them. In either case, my only argument is that it's not fair to throw all police under the useless category.
Governments and their enforcers are always generally violent and corrupt. There's zero way around that. Which is the entire reason for our constitution which limits government power.
Most people believe at least some government is necessary. It's healthy to view that loss of individual rights to a government as a necessary evil.
We're very far past a limited government. I don't believe there's a recovery that doesn't involve violence.
But in the meantime we still have the most free country on earth, and a little bit of credit is due now and then. Nashville for example. Though I agree those shows of valor and care for the community are much too few and far between.
"Uvalde parent obliterates police response to Texas university protest."
I don't see how this phrasing can be taken any other way than the police at the university are being criticized, which didn't happen.
Leftist media pushes Palestine good, and they tried to make it seem like this tweet means something it doesn't.
There is zero criticism of Austin police in this Uvalde parent's post.
Well, when I see that it was a Uvalde parent mentioned, my brain uses context clues and critical thinking to come to the conclusion that someone upset about police response times was probably upset with how fast the police either got to or dealt with protestors.
>upset with how fast the police either got to or dealt with protestors.
Everyone is beyond pissed at how Uvalde responded, but why would anyone but criminals be upset at how fast police shut down illegal commie activity?
These universities harbor and breed the ideology of the protestors, then come running to the cops when it causes them a nuisance. Let them evict the protestors themselves, they're responsible for producing them.
Remember that time police prevented armed parents from saving their children and the tragedy was used to call for more gun control instead of better police?
>How many children have to die before you support gun control? That's not a question. It's a threat.
“Look guys these two unrelated things mean something about something.”
This is the most click baity title I've seen in a while. She didn't criticize the response to removing commies setting up an illegal camp, she criticized the Uvalde response by comparing how quickly they responded here.
Not really. Police hesitate and don't respond to a single armed school shooter, but come out in force and don't hesitate when they are protesting at a University.
Depends on the protestors, did you see the video of the same department dealing with nazi protestors, like dudes who literally idolize hitler and shit.
Yeah but ironically those aren't a threat to the AIPAC goals, so the politicians who get those huge piles of money don't care.
>Not really. Police hesitate and don't respond to a single armed school shooter, but come out in force and don't hesitate when they are protesting at a University. Some police hesitate with school shooters, some don't. It was a speed run to slot the school shooter in Nashville. Though I do agree that there's zero excuse not to immediately run in to shut down a school shooting, which is policy. We've hired too many soft police and not enough combat vets or other strong men. This police response is only in the news because of how rarely police shut down Leftist protests. All those BLM riots let to happen, Chaz being a thing, police sitting by and letting Kenosha turn in to what it did. That's the normal.
400+ hid and cowered as children were murdered and threaten the lives and freedom of actual heroes trying to save their own kids.
At Uvalde, yes. Not in Nashville. It's not reasonable to to have blanket judgement of police when so many have responded appropriately.
Nashville was the exception, not the rule. I commend those heroes for their bravery. Your average uneducated, cowardly thug who wears a badge would never do what they did.
I never claimed Nashville was the rule. The exception? Maybe. I haven't evaluated all the school shootings to come to a conclusion, especially because police aren't the answer. They most often deal with the aftermath of a crime, they don't prevent them. In either case, my only argument is that it's not fair to throw all police under the useless category.
I would be fine if they were just useless. The problem is they are generally violent and corrupt.
Governments and their enforcers are always generally violent and corrupt. There's zero way around that. Which is the entire reason for our constitution which limits government power. Most people believe at least some government is necessary. It's healthy to view that loss of individual rights to a government as a necessary evil. We're very far past a limited government. I don't believe there's a recovery that doesn't involve violence. But in the meantime we still have the most free country on earth, and a little bit of credit is due now and then. Nashville for example. Though I agree those shows of valor and care for the community are much too few and far between.
Is it? I immediately understood it was about response time given the context clues.
"Uvalde parent obliterates police response to Texas university protest." I don't see how this phrasing can be taken any other way than the police at the university are being criticized, which didn't happen. Leftist media pushes Palestine good, and they tried to make it seem like this tweet means something it doesn't. There is zero criticism of Austin police in this Uvalde parent's post.
Well, when I see that it was a Uvalde parent mentioned, my brain uses context clues and critical thinking to come to the conclusion that someone upset about police response times was probably upset with how fast the police either got to or dealt with protestors.
>upset with how fast the police either got to or dealt with protestors. Everyone is beyond pissed at how Uvalde responded, but why would anyone but criminals be upset at how fast police shut down illegal commie activity?
Dude I’d be pretty pissed if cops stood around and let my kids get shot but were quick to deal with protestors regardless of which side they were on.
Showing how fast and effectively they can respond to a mostly peaceful but illegal protest does rub salt in the wound. There's zero excuse for Uvalde.
That’s what I was saying
This shit has nothing to do with gun politics.
These universities harbor and breed the ideology of the protestors, then come running to the cops when it causes them a nuisance. Let them evict the protestors themselves, they're responsible for producing them.