Armed Polite Society
Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: WLJ on May 20, 2022, 09:48:15 AM
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Mass release criminals back on the street - check
Let the homeless take control of the streets - check
Greatly reduce or even eliminate penalties for crime - check
Defund and tie the hands of police trying to stem the flow of crime - check
Decriminalize and even provide free drugs to people - check
Suddenly realize you have a serious problem - check
Solution: Pay "former" criminals to patrol the streets
But hey, it's San Francisco what could go wrong?
The former prisoners tasked with patrolling San Francisco
https://news.yahoo.com/former-prisoners-tasked-patrolling-san-234021127.html
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Again, Kurt Schlichter's "Kelly Turnbull" books are prescient.
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Don't forget:
Legally undermine gun ownership and self defense by law abiding citizens.
Make sure any vigilantes are vigorously tracked down, prosecuted, and sued in civil court.
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Mass release criminals back on the street - check
Let the homeless take control of the streets - check
Greatly reduce or even eliminate penalties for crime - check
Defund and tie the hands of police trying to stem the flow of crime - check
Decriminalize and even provide free drugs to people - check
Suddenly realize you have a serious problem - check
Solution: Pay "former" criminals to patrol the streets
But hey, it's San Francisco what could go wrong?
The former prisoners tasked with patrolling San Francisco
https://news.yahoo.com/former-prisoners-tasked-patrolling-san-234021127.html
Did you forget about the part where they blame legal gun owners for the otherwise-inexplicable rise in crime?
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"Rough sleepers." Is that the lates euphemism for homeless people?
Anyone know an enlish word that describes cleaning up an area? Could even describe a person who has the job of cleaning up an area. Some organizations like to inflict it as punishment. Hint: Police.
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"Rough sleepers." Is that the lates euphemism for homeless people?
What is Rough Sleeping?
Rough sleeping is the most visible form of homelessness.
It is typically associated with sleeping outside, but also refers to sleeping in a place not designed for living such as an empty building or a car. Some people are at a higher risk of rough sleeping than others. Rough sleeping can pose significant risks to health and welfare.
https://www.mendip.gov.uk/article/7983/What-is-Rough-Sleeping
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"Sleeping rough" is a British/Commonwealth term, and it was a BBC article.
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"Rough sleepers." Is that the lates euphemism for homeless people?
Anyone know an enlish word that describes cleaning up an area? Could even describe a person who has the job of cleaning up an area. Some organizations like to inflict it as punishment. Hint: Police.
BBC article/video, it is what they call homeless in the UK & Ireland