ColtWalker1847
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Looks like one of those sheet metal cases the cheap chinese tap and die sets come in.
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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What going on in DC? All I have is
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And here goes the racism...
NYC gets $7 billion a year in federal aid yet lower boroughs in NYC have issues with violence and crime? How???
Also, why would you cut federal funding in the nation's capital? How does that work?
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Hadn't seen this before. Anyone else see this? Interesting.
Trucking company not going to cities pushing to defund police: 'We have to keep drivers safe'
Soon-to-be released survey of 258 police departments shows almost half have had budgets cut
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By Joshua NelsonFox News
Trucking company leverages business against 'defund the police' movement in Minneapolis
JKC Trucking co-owner Mike Kucharski says trucks won't go to cities without police forces.
A trucking company owner told Fox News on Wednesday that in order to keep drivers safe, he will not direct services to cities that are pushing to defund the police.
“Our first priority is to support our drivers and their safety when they are on the road,” co-owner of JKC Trucking Mike Kucharski told “Fox & Friends First.”
Kucharski said that defunding the police is a bad idea because drivers carry valuable cargo on the road for weeks.
“Everybody wants to steal this,” Kucharski said.
PORTLAND POLICE OVERTIME PAY EXCEEDED $5.3M SINCE PROTESTS STARTED
A soon-to-be-released survey of 258 police departments nationwide shows almost half have had their budgets cut amid calls for police to be defunded despite increases in gun violence and otherwise violent crime in some parts of the country, according to USA Today.
The outlet was first to report that the Police Executive Research Forum publication, which is expected to be released in the coming days, shows cuts in the police budgets are largely being made to training and equipment.
WHAT ARE THE MAJOR POLICE UNIONS?
Protesters are pushing to “defund the police” over the death of George Floyd and other Black Americans killed by law enforcement.
Floyd died after a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, held his knee on his neck for nearly nine minutes despite Floyd’s several shouts that he couldn’t breathe. Floyd was handcuffed at the time.
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Kucharski said that his company is also avoiding states pushing to defund the police because his insurance coverage is prone to dissolve.
“Another issue that I am seeing in the future is I have cargo insurance, liability insurance, fiscal damage insurance, and I am very curious how when I renew my contracts at the end of the year, if there is going to be language -- if I am going to even have coverage going into these places,” Kucharski said.
“Right now I have coverage going all over domestically. You have to get special coverage for Canada or Mexico or you might have to buy special riders for this on top of everything.”
Trucking company not going to cities pushing to defund police: 'We have to keep drivers safe'
Soon-to-be released survey of 258 police departments shows almost half have had budgets cut
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By Joshua NelsonFox News
Trucking company leverages business against 'defund the police' movement in Minneapolis
JKC Trucking co-owner Mike Kucharski says trucks won't go to cities without police forces.
A trucking company owner told Fox News on Wednesday that in order to keep drivers safe, he will not direct services to cities that are pushing to defund the police.
“Our first priority is to support our drivers and their safety when they are on the road,” co-owner of JKC Trucking Mike Kucharski told “Fox & Friends First.”
Kucharski said that defunding the police is a bad idea because drivers carry valuable cargo on the road for weeks.
“Everybody wants to steal this,” Kucharski said.
PORTLAND POLICE OVERTIME PAY EXCEEDED $5.3M SINCE PROTESTS STARTED
A soon-to-be-released survey of 258 police departments nationwide shows almost half have had their budgets cut amid calls for police to be defunded despite increases in gun violence and otherwise violent crime in some parts of the country, according to USA Today.
The outlet was first to report that the Police Executive Research Forum publication, which is expected to be released in the coming days, shows cuts in the police budgets are largely being made to training and equipment.
WHAT ARE THE MAJOR POLICE UNIONS?
Protesters are pushing to “defund the police” over the death of George Floyd and other Black Americans killed by law enforcement.
Floyd died after a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, held his knee on his neck for nearly nine minutes despite Floyd’s several shouts that he couldn’t breathe. Floyd was handcuffed at the time.
VideoKucharski said that his company is also avoiding states pushing to defund the police because his insurance coverage is prone to dissolve.
“Another issue that I am seeing in the future is I have cargo insurance, liability insurance, fiscal damage insurance, and I am very curious how when I renew my contracts at the end of the year, if there is going to be language -- if I am going to even have coverage going into these places,” Kucharski said.
“Right now I have coverage going all over domestically. You have to get special coverage for Canada or Mexico or you might have to buy special riders for this on top of everything.”
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So what are the odds that Joe Biden says something offensive tomorrow during his trip to Kenosha? He must be desperate af because every time he talk to someone black he fucks up and says something actually racist. Only time he hasn’t recently was when he talked to Cardi B (who might be even more mentally disabled than he is).
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This post glows so hard I'm getting skin cancer
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The hell that logo just gives "Midnight sleazy lawyer TV ad" also why would you disclose you are representing a client pro bono in a demand letter?
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I have a feeling that the Feds will be speaking with said parents. And possibly locking down or seizing bank accounts and property as material support for terrorism.
So the rioters have just made themselves named identifiable parties in court? Who may in turn be sued by the destroyed Kenosha businesses. I see this as a win.
You may want to let her know that Police Tasers have 2 shots. Ray shard fired the first shot, incapacitating one officer and leaving him with a concussion from his head striking the ground. He fired his second shot at the second officer as the officer was shooting him. If Rayshard’s second shot had hit the officer he would have disabled both cops and had access to their firearms. Any assumption of peaceful intent ended when he seized the officers weapon.
I’m pretty sure they have been testing chemical agents in Portland for years.m
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D.C. stream:
A jogger was shot in D.C. today so this is one to watch out for
A jogger was shot in D.C. today so this is one to watch out for
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One man being shot by police in MAY started all this brouhaha. I'm STILL flabbergasted how humans just lost their shit after that.
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It looks like kitty was using the stream from the 16th found here:
It's uploading to Mega now, I'll edit the link in.
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Less than half a mile from the intersection of MLK Jr. Ave and Malcolm X Ave... SE DC is a shithole. They apparently recovered firearms on the scene and will release the bodycam footage within 72 hours, so the odds of rioting next weekend just skyrocketed.
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That's about the gist of it. They don't view the work that business owners/management does as actual work or of equal importance to "workers". They incorrectly believe owners/management are "middlemen", completely ignoring what it takes to actually run a business and all of the shit that needs to be done to keep it going, competitive, and healthy.
It's a black hole to them because the have absolutely no idea what actually goes into it, so they pretend like it doesn't exist and isn't important. So the only things that do exist to them is the work/production and the consumers getting the product.
If you try to explain it to them, they ignore it because them not understanding the business side of things is willful ignorance. Which is why these chucklefucks should never be put in charge of anything, let alone politics.
They'll "good intention" us straight into abject poverty and mass famine.
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Oh shit, Bill Barr drops a bomb that Blake had a knife. (Please ignore that retarded title. Telling someone they’re wrong isn’t “catching them in a lie” if you’re the one lying.)
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Lol, Council Member Trayon White literally believes that the Rothschilds control the weather.
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Not all of the funding would necessarily be pointed at law enforcement, and it bears to reason that it's prone to the same waste and embezzlement as the regular police budget.
NYC's problem is that it doesn't seem to want to settle in the middle. It took a very hard stance under Guliani and Bloomberg that arguably went too far - but one could see that as a necessary, temporary overstep to restore a semblance of order, from which you could gradually loosen the pressure and devolve responsibilities / community outreach. Instead, its current chief dingbat decided to roll almost everything back without any meaningful community outreach, to the point where it's frequently under-budgeted, under-staffed, over-worked, and hamstrung from tactics that might serve as even mild deterrents. Especially lately.
It's likely that Trump will be able to argue that certain amounts of federal funding are contingent on certain behaviors from the cities themselves, and the cities' current waste and policy violate the spirit or the word of those disbursements. If he's got a task force combing through all of the riot footage, he's likely got a legal task force combing through the terms of those federal payments. (Or he's putting the cart before the horse, and will realize he needs to get one of those to stand up to the inevitable lawsuits.)
ColtWalker1847
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Not to downplay the concerns of the irrelevant blowhard regional trucking company owner with a fleet of a couple hundred but if insurers bugging out because you might maybe serve high crime areas was a thing we would have seen it years ago. Not staying long in crime ridden areas and/or only going in during daylight hours was how you did trucking way before this nonsense kicked off. You get in then get out. Cities are no places for trucks.Hadn't seen this before. Anyone else see this? Interesting.
Trucking company not going to cities pushing to defund police: 'We have to keep drivers safe'
Soon-to-be released survey of 258 police departments shows almost half have had budgets cut
l
By Joshua NelsonFox News
Trucking company leverages business against 'defund the police' movement in Minneapolis
JKC Trucking co-owner Mike Kucharski says trucks won't go to cities without police forces.
A trucking company owner told Fox News on Wednesday that in order to keep drivers safe, he will not direct services to cities that are pushing to defund the police.
“Our first priority is to support our drivers and their safety when they are on the road,” co-owner of JKC Trucking Mike Kucharski told “Fox & Friends First.”
Kucharski said that defunding the police is a bad idea because drivers carry valuable cargo on the road for weeks.
“Everybody wants to steal this,” Kucharski said.
PORTLAND POLICE OVERTIME PAY EXCEEDED $5.3M SINCE PROTESTS STARTED
A soon-to-be-released survey of 258 police departments nationwide shows almost half have had their budgets cut amid calls for police to be defunded despite increases in gun violence and otherwise violent crime in some parts of the country, according to USA Today.
The outlet was first to report that the Police Executive Research Forum publication, which is expected to be released in the coming days, shows cuts in the police budgets are largely being made to training and equipment.
WHAT ARE THE MAJOR POLICE UNIONS?
Protesters are pushing to “defund the police” over the death of George Floyd and other Black Americans killed by law enforcement.
Floyd died after a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, held his knee on his neck for nearly nine minutes despite Floyd’s several shouts that he couldn’t breathe. Floyd was handcuffed at the time.
Kucharski said that his company is also avoiding states pushing to defund the police because his insurance coverage is prone to dissolve.
“Another issue that I am seeing in the future is I have cargo insurance, liability insurance, fiscal damage insurance, and I am very curious how when I renew my contracts at the end of the year, if there is going to be language -- if I am going to even have coverage going into these places,” Kucharski said.
“Right now I have coverage going all over domestically. You have to get special coverage for Canada or Mexico or you might have to buy special riders for this on top of everything.”
What I see happening, that isn't even touched on here, is trucking companies and their insurers getting together a class action lawsuit for damages against those responsible for blocking the interstates. They sue the crap out of DOTs all the time for weather related road closures and construction running behind schedule etc. Letting mobs close major transportation corridors and organizing said mobs should be open to the same liabilities.
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At this point, NYC CAN'T afford to go in the middle anymore. Cuomo or Blasio whoever is bringing NYC back to the 70s where it needed Guliani for a number of years to get NYC relatively safe again for tourism. They did that to themselves. They can't even take care of their poorer communities even BEFORE Covid.
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Yes, it is a deterrent; get in line or no cash for you. They did sort of the same thing with highway funds when IL had a drinking age of 21 and WI had the age at 18 way back in the 80's, and the national drinking age of 21 was established. They called the WI/IL border "Blood Border," and I knew a family who lost their only two sons (whom I went to school with) to drunk driving. They denied funds to Wisconsin until eventually the drinking age went to 19, then 21 the next year. (Of course I missed the cutoff each year by just days. Of course).
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