TitusOvid
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Damn, sounds like they are sorely lacking diversity.
U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers
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Damn, sounds like they are sorely lacking diversity.
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Portlanders getting gassed again. This doesn't do it for me anymore. I think they need to start using live rounds.
When they yell, "Fuck you, get the fuck out of Portland," do you think they realize 99% of the Feds employed at the courthouse are Portlanders? I'm sure they don't care, but do they think about it?
When they yell, "Fuck you, get the fuck out of Portland," do you think they realize 99% of the Feds employed at the courthouse are Portlanders? I'm sure they don't care, but do they think about it?
schizoid PD
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Alex Zielinski, head editor of Portland Mercury, retweeting NPR head to tell everyone to ignore Andy Ngo and deplatform him.
TitusOvid
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Constant exposure to tear gas can't be good for your health. That's the way I like to look at it. These Portland fuckers will be in pain and more susceptible to respiratory diseases.
Garm
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I was thinking similar lines. Wreck up the protesters using the police as an anvil. Didn't think about maybe wrecking up the protesters neighborhoods.
Oh. I got this fucking argument today as well. From a fucking Bernie bro. A GOD DAMN Bernie Bro started going "Muh state rights!" (We don't live in Oregon but you get the idea.)
Can these fucks at least make the attempt to be consistent?
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What do we know about the long-term effects of tear gas exposure?
At this time, there are no long-term studies published monitoring long-term outcomes in tear-gas-exposed individuals and groups. But our research shows that tear-gas exposures cause severe inflammation that can take weeks to resolve, and also chemical burns to the skin.
Do you know why there aren’t yet any long-term studies?
The issue is it’s usually a small number of people who are exposed and affected. It would require a massive effort to follow these exposure victims over years or decades.
But there are now efforts under way by doctors in Turkey to start long-term studies of exposure victims. They have patients in Istanbul they have been following over the last two years, and have shown some data at meetings I’ve attended in the U.S. on the effects on the respiratory system in the lungs of people who have been exposed. People basically had asthmalike conditions, or signs of chemical lung injury, that were very clear.
Aim. This study aimed to assess the long-term respiratory effects of tear gases among the subjects with history of frequent exposure. Materials and Methods. A questionnaire by NIOSH and pulmonary function tests was performed in 93 males exposed to the tear gases frequently and 55 nonexposed subjects. Results. The mean numbers of total exposure and last 2 years exposure were 8.4 ± 6.4 times, 5.6 ± 5.8 times, respectively. Tear gas exposed subjects were presented with a higher rate for cough and phlegm more than 3 months (24.7% versus 11.3%, P > 0.05). Mean FEV1/FVC and % predicted MMFR in smoker exposed subjects are significantly lower than those in smoker controls (81.7% versus 84.1%, P = 0.046 and 89.9% versus 109.6%, P = 0.0004, resp.). % predicted MMFR in nonsmoker exposed subjects is significantly lower than that in nonsmoker controls (99.4% versus 113.1%, P = 0.05). Odds ratios for chest tightness, exercise dyspnea, dyspnea on level ground, winter morning cough, phlegm, and daily phlegm were increased almost 2 to 2.5 folds among tear gas exposed subjects. Conclusion. The rates for respiratory complaints were high in the case of the exposure to the tear gases previously. Tears gas exposed subjects were found to be under the risk for chronic bronchitis.
Not a large sample size but it seems like the best paper done on the topic.
Edit: nothing bad about the paper jumped out at me and it was done in 2012 and published in 2014. So well before the current political climate but as with much of academia it may have some behind the scenes fuckery with the data.
At this time, there are no long-term studies published monitoring long-term outcomes in tear-gas-exposed individuals and groups. But our research shows that tear-gas exposures cause severe inflammation that can take weeks to resolve, and also chemical burns to the skin.
Do you know why there aren’t yet any long-term studies?
The issue is it’s usually a small number of people who are exposed and affected. It would require a massive effort to follow these exposure victims over years or decades.
But there are now efforts under way by doctors in Turkey to start long-term studies of exposure victims. They have patients in Istanbul they have been following over the last two years, and have shown some data at meetings I’ve attended in the U.S. on the effects on the respiratory system in the lungs of people who have been exposed. People basically had asthmalike conditions, or signs of chemical lung injury, that were very clear.
Aim. This study aimed to assess the long-term respiratory effects of tear gases among the subjects with history of frequent exposure. Materials and Methods. A questionnaire by NIOSH and pulmonary function tests was performed in 93 males exposed to the tear gases frequently and 55 nonexposed subjects. Results. The mean numbers of total exposure and last 2 years exposure were 8.4 ± 6.4 times, 5.6 ± 5.8 times, respectively. Tear gas exposed subjects were presented with a higher rate for cough and phlegm more than 3 months (24.7% versus 11.3%, P > 0.05). Mean FEV1/FVC and % predicted MMFR in smoker exposed subjects are significantly lower than those in smoker controls (81.7% versus 84.1%, P = 0.046 and 89.9% versus 109.6%, P = 0.0004, resp.). % predicted MMFR in nonsmoker exposed subjects is significantly lower than that in nonsmoker controls (99.4% versus 113.1%, P = 0.05). Odds ratios for chest tightness, exercise dyspnea, dyspnea on level ground, winter morning cough, phlegm, and daily phlegm were increased almost 2 to 2.5 folds among tear gas exposed subjects. Conclusion. The rates for respiratory complaints were high in the case of the exposure to the tear gases previously. Tears gas exposed subjects were found to be under the risk for chronic bronchitis.
Not a large sample size but it seems like the best paper done on the topic.
Edit: nothing bad about the paper jumped out at me and it was done in 2012 and published in 2014. So well before the current political climate but as with much of academia it may have some behind the scenes fuckery with the data.
TitusOvid
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And you know these people smoke and abuse drugs. They are not gonna be healthy to start with.
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Nobody can ignore him when he does a lot of the reporting that his fellows are supposed to do. Streisand effect in full activation if they do much as bother getting rid of him.
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They act like it's mustard gas, but it's a really minor irritant. Certain military specialities get exposed to it frequently. There's no registry or presumptive disability percentage for it AFAIK. But people in Portland are dumb, I wouldn't be surprised if they aggravated it somehow. Anything that hurts them amuses me.
The "phalanx" of umbrella goons is advancing. They're throwing water bottles at the Feds. No confirmation of what is in those bottles.
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Henney or popping bottles in general, gold chainz, wigz, nells, Benz or two, all the fentanyl she would like, Jordan's, constant take out, ghetto fantasy mansions in Atlanta, guns and ammo, shoes, Fenty, LV, Red bottom shoes, probably 10 generations worth of people to "help with their light bills", a pimped out gold casket, studio time - it will be gone in 3 years
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That sounds familiar...like when a state in the southern US declared it was not subject to federal law, declared independence and and decided it could attack and take over a federal military installation. I'm almost 100% certain it signaled the start of the Civil War.
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Due to their value to the left's narrative, they may have handlers. Handlers are going to consult them on the basics of money and a decent chunk will end up invested. Or, they don't serve a use to the left's narrative and the money will end up indirectly killing half his relatives through drugs, motorcycle accidents, and other hood-rat chicanery. We need a pictoral family tree of the Floyd family so we can get a death/prison pool going.
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Jesus Christ, I was half this guy's age when I fired a gun for the first time, and it was an M-1. He is lucky that he fired a modern rifle. This guy would have definitely gave himself M-1 Thumb if he was left unattended with the M-1. That would have made a better headline to his stunning and brave gun experience: "I have no thumb, and I must scream."
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Man these people really are mentally ill 14 year olds with their own headcanon. I just can't believe you can really get a job and have a life and still be like this.
Oh by the way the Head editor of the Portland Mercury and one of the heads of NPR are taking part in the protest. And many of the protesters are in their followers. Just to let you know how neutral they are.
Oh by the way the Head editor of the Portland Mercury and one of the heads of NPR are taking part in the protest. And many of the protesters are in their followers. Just to let you know how neutral they are.
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Annie Applebaum looks like a cunt who screams at her doorman, the delivery boy and Mexican maid after lecturing the plebes about being Nazis.
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No, fingerpaints.
Edited to say:Not USA related but a sign of the BLM batshittery getting worse. The black Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees has come under fire from Britain First (a "far right" group in the UK) for taking down the statue of merchant, philanthropist and slave owner, Edward Colston. Which makes sense as in, that's what that sort of group does. But he's also been getting flack from BLM/ANTIFA members for removing the statue of Jen Reid.
Bristol's mayor reveals he has been abused by BLM and Britain First
Bristol mayor Marvin Rees, 48, ordered the removal of a statue of Jen Reid, a Black Lives Matter protester, just 24 hours after it was erected.www.dailymail.co.uk
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So he, a black man who has been voted into a pretty decent position of power and has made a good career for himself is getting racist abuse from the anti-racists?
BLM and ANTIFA can go suck on a whole buffet of fucking dicks. BLM and ANTIFA are racist in the truest sense of the word.
Edit 2: Rees makes a point in the article:
"Mr Rees supports Black Lives Matter but said he wants to be remembered for other issues - the affordable houses he built and the steps he took to ending period poverty or introducing the national living wage.
'I didn't take down the statue of a black woman. I took down the intervention of a white, London-based artist'".
What a man. Seriously.
Mayor Rees is almost archaic when compared to the "front line" of modern Labour. He's an actual working class lad with old fashioned Labour Party policies that he's applying to the city he clearly does love.
He's managed a budget shortfall (mostly by cutting idiotic boondoggles and offering a voluntary redundancy program) and has even been using the Council Housing "Right To Buy" scheme as it was originally fucking intended.
Sell off the old stock to the residents therein and use the profits to build new housing to replace the lost stock.
He also cancelled what would be the disasterous Bristol Arena project, a small venue that'd never break even and was part of a weird glut from various Labour/Lib Dem run cities back in the day to build these eye watering expensive arenas which would never be able to hold events big enough to justify the original cost. The one I know of the most is the "Derby Arena" which was a Vellodrome built too small to be of any use as either an event venue, or a competitive sporting one.
Don't know what it is about Bristol and making uncucked politicians considering how sickly woke the city is these days, but here we are...
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Good for him. More I read about him, the more I think he sounds like a genuinely good person, representative of his city, and Mayor.
And maybe it's the exposure to all the students that does it? They're among the worst of the worst, so perhaps it's having those obnoxious little shits in his City that's made him so down-to-Earth and sensible.
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Sorry if this has been posted already.
Local leaders demanding an end to violence in Portland. Seems people are getting fed up... 54 days later.
Damn Portland has some patient motherfuckers in it.
Local leaders demanding an end to violence in Portland. Seems people are getting fed up... 54 days later.
Damn Portland has some patient motherfuckers in it.
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