How Not To Shoot Civilians

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

But according to some here, community policing doesn't work. It's far more effective to abuse and murder civilians if they look at you the wrong way.

How not to shoot civilians 9 community policing tips from a chief who got it right - Vox

 

[whitehall]

Who the fuk supervises the "staff" on line on the format that I support when they post crazy stuff that suggests 'how to shoot a civilian'.

 

[Abishai100]

The Art of Gossip


From US Press Wire:

"A group of youngsters chaperoned by a layman activist who obtained school field trip passes to a public-open BP (British Petroleum) consumer-market convention were instructed by their precocious chaperone to walk around the convention and pickpocket whatever they could from various attendees. The next day, when people noticed what had happened and the story was leaked into the press, the youngsters wrote into their local newspaper with the group comment, 'It seems that either no one cares about eco-issues today or there are wayward crooks running around in an under-monitored valuable government field.'"

Were the youngsters actually a gang of thieves led by a proverbial Fagin in a bizarre act of eco-terrorism, or was their relatively non-destructive gesture symbolic of people-intensive modern politics?

Vigilantism sentiments seem to have been rising since the Taliban attacks on 9/11 destabilized everyday securities regarding homeland security and police force effectiveness.

Some social critics suggest that consumerism can be turned around to the favor of the everyday man. The social marketing of water guns could, in theory, detract people from violence and return 'artistic' social dialogue to the domain of creative and constructive thinking. We need more wisdom regarding 'street-politics marketing.'






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[ChrisL]

The Art of Gossip


From US Press Wire:

"A group of youngsters chaperoned by a layman activist who obtained school field trip passes to a public-open BP (British Petroleum) consumer-market convention were instructed by their precocious chaperone to walk around the convention and pickpocket whatever they could from various attendees. The next day, when people noticed what had happened and the story was leaked into the press, the youngsters wrote into their local newspaper with the group comment, 'It seems that either no one cares about eco-issues today or there are wayward crooks running around in an under-monitored valuable government field.'"

Were the youngsters actually a gang of thieves led by a proverbial Fagin in a bizarre act of eco-terrorism, or was their relatively non-destructive gesture symbolic of people-intensive modern politics?

Vigilantism sentiments seem to have been rising since the Taliban attacks on 9/11 destabilized everyday securities regarding homeland security and police force effectiveness.

Some social critics suggest that consumerism can be turned around to the favor of the everyday man. The social marketing of water guns could, in theory, detract people from violence and return 'artistic' social dialogue to the domain of creative and constructive thinking. We need more wisdom regarding 'street-politics marketing.'






Maniac Cop - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia


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It seems like they are thieves to me. What does pick pocketing have to do with any issue except thievery? They should be charged accordingly. I am completely lost as to your comments about guns and vigilantism.

If you are saying that you think personal ownership and the ability to carry a weapon would deter crime, I agree.