End Political Bias in College
Unfortunately for students, speaking out about personal beliefs or challenging political dogma in college can be a dangerous undertaking.
Unfortunately for students, speaking out about personal beliefs or challenging political dogma in college can be a dangerous undertaking.
Employees are asking for transparency, fairness, and honesty. That’s not a high bar— public-sector unions should be trying to meet it.
Giving them this full due process protection is the least we can do to support our brave boys in blue! If we don’t trust police officers to punish those they believe are up to no good, we might as well abolish police departments!
Why can’t they protest peacefully? Because they’re called traitors, anti-American, anti-police, told when and how they can protest.
In a time of civil unrest over abuse of police powers, the New Hampshire House judiciary committee voted against a bill banning facial recognition systems by government employees and agencies. The committee essentially indicated that they support the use of facial recognition technology by police in New Hampshire.
I would rather see a ‘Boeing’ logo on the Senate wall on C-Span than be extorted for $20,000 by Trump and Schumer each year. Wouldn’t you?
Those who know me know that I am both pessimistic and arrogant. I believe that nearly everything in the US is hopeless, and I am pretty damn sure that I’m right. As such, I must admit when I am totally wrong.
Forget convicting Officer Derek Chauvin, the man who willfully murdered an unarmed and restrained man. He may not even be charged with a crime at all.
A video showing a Minneapolis cop kill an unarmed, handcuffed civilian went viral on Monday, leading to outrage over police brutality, yet again. The footage clearly shows one cop pinning a man down on the street using his knee and shin on his neck, as at least two other cops watch.
we are somewhere between the phase of ‘flatten the curve’ and ‘contact tracing’.