Gonna be a mess - got an excuse to agitate

[William]

For those that still do facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/realCandace...3957870461345/

[Bailey Guns]

Candace Owens is just brilliant.

[roberth]

Candace Owens is just brilliant.

Yes she is, we enjoy watching her videos.

Thomas Sowell turned 90 a week or so ago.

https://www.cato.org/blog/thomas-sowell-90

[MrPrena]

I had a full potato tard soliciting to sell shit with Black Lives matter sign yesterday.

I saw him approaching me and told em that I am not interested. He told me to get the fuck out of whatever the country and told me this is why racism exist in US.

This tard is messing with wrong person today. I showed him how I deal/handle full potato tards at South Central LA and Compton area. He later was mumbling his way out of our HOA.

I dont care you are black or green, dont act like a fuckung racist and call me a racist. You will open a box of
"how Mrprena deals with ghetto fucks in worst way."

[MrPrena]

^ i

I was about to film this and send it to all minority community leaders (including 4 African immigrant leaders, true african) how this black kid can be a god damn racist but calling others racist for not buying his shit that he sells.

[Gman]

Greenwood Village City Council votes to defend officers in suits brought under Colorado police reform law

Greenwood Village City Council voted unanimously this week on a resolution to defend any police officer sued as part of Colorado's new police reform law.

According to the resolution discussed Monday, court costs, attorney fees and fines would be paid by the city for lawsuits brought under Colorado's Senate Bill 217, which was signed into law last month. The measure included new policies on data collection and banned carotid holds.

The law also eliminated some protections for officers in civil lawsuits, in contrast with the resolution considered by Greenwood Village. If an officer is found to have acted in bad faith or there is a reasonable belief an officer's conduct was unlawful, the officer would be responsible for up to $25,000 in a civil suit, according to the law.

"It goes well beyond supporting our officers," councilmember Dave Bullock said of the resolution. "It sends a message to ... the country that we have a very different attitude towards law enforcement and the rule of law in Greenwood Village."

Bullock also told 9NEWS that he has seen protests in cities where he feels police departments are not supported and "that will not happen" in Greenwood Village.

[hollohas]

Greenwood Village City Council votes to defend officers in suits brought under Colorado police reform law

Good on them.. I hope more follow.

[Aloha_Shooter]

LOL, wow, I'm seeing headlines now about a huge surge in retirement applications from NYPD now (400% compared to same week last year, 75% compared to same month last year) and NY limiting processing of those applications to 35-40 per day as a result? Great trend for realtors -- eff any city led by Democrats; you couldn't pay me enough to move to one of those locales unless I had my own PD to protect a clear fire zone 600 yards out from the property ...

[Gman]

Idiot shoots himself in the foot with a .22. Then said idiot begins to raise the weapon as he's approached by police. That could have gone very differently.

[Irving]

Seemed handled well enough. Kind of a shame the video was edited down so short though.