"Do you know who my dad is? He is ____, and I am gonna have you fired!"
Too classic and almost by the manual.
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"Do you know who my dad is? He is ____, and I am gonna have you fired!"
Too classic and almost by the manual.
Bro, you can't just go challenging the narrative like that...Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
So they let the Denver mayor's son off with a light slap on the wrist but they're going to skewer whoever released the video if they can find him/her.
He was speeding and he was fined.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
The person who released the video almost certainly committed a blatant violation policy and likely a criminal act. There is a process to release this type of information to the public. IMO if a government employee subverts that process for their own personal reasons, they are unworthy of the public trust that comes with their job. It is not right no matter who it is done to.
I'm not a fan of Mayor Hancock, and based on the video, I don't much care for his son, but I agree with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
Cops have people act shitty to them every single day. Does it make a difference if it's the mayor's son? I wouldn't be surprised if that particular office had already heard that same line in the past, only now it was actually true.
To answer my own proposed question. It doesn't matter, but I sure like knowing about it, and I'm glad it was released to the public so that the mayor is pressured to handle the issue more severely than otherwise. It's none of my business, and I'd have a different opinion of it happened to me, but I can be honest about the way I feel about it.
Don't you wish you got a bonus for each time you were told by someone they would have you fired...and you weren't? [ROFL3]Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
I'd have a lot more guns that's for sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
Future Denver Mayor if he doesn't change his ways.
Hey guys,
"Do you know who my dad is?"
Red flag. ^