You people actually hire cops — and their fascist, rent-seeking contractors, like MVP Math Inc. — to teach your kids how to read, write and do the arithmetics?
What are you, stupid?
You people actually hire cops — and their fascist, rent-seeking contractors, like MVP Math Inc. — to teach your kids how to read, write and do the arithmetics?
What are you, stupid?
In Episode 57 Tommy takes another look at immigration. The caricature of libertarians is that they are open borders. Tommy takes the time to explain private property borders, property from a natural law perspective, and the government’s land monopoly before spending a few minutes on the immigration underground railroad attempting to nullify federal immigration policy and help those that are in need of assistance.
At the 16 minute mark a phone call comes in and static haunts the rest of the podcast. I hope it doesn’t ruin the fun.
Steve, from further down in the article:
Timpa called 911 on Aug. 10, 2016, from the parking lot of a Dallas porn store, saying he was afraid and needed help. He told a dispatcher he suffered from schizophrenia and depression and was off his prescription medication. The News first reported Timpa’s death in a 2017 investigation that showed Dallas police refused to say how a man who had called 911 for help ended up dead. …
He had already been handcuffed by a private security guard before police arrived. He never threatens to hurt or kill the police.
A fellow ANCAP, and podcaster, documents his jury experience on a major drug case in Philadelphia. The first episode is the story of what he experienced, especially the lies and omissions by the State, and how he influenced a jury to say “not guilty.”
The second episode includes an interview with one of the men he was able to free, detailing his experience, and the corruption that led to his charges.
Enjoy these two episodes of “The Rollo and Slappy Show.”
From the Dallas Morning News
Tony Timpa wailed and pleaded for help more than 30 times as Dallas police officers pinned his shoulders, knees and neck to the ground.
“You’re gonna kill me! You’re gonna kill me! You’re gonna kill me!”
After Timpa fell unconscious, the officers who had him in handcuffs assumed he was asleep and didn’t confirm he was breathing or feel for a pulse.
As precious minutes passed, the officers laughed and joked about waking Timpa up for school and making him waffles for breakfast.
Body camera footage obtained Tuesday by The Dallas Morning News shows first responders waited at least four minutes after Timpa became unresponsive to begin CPR. His nose was buried in the grass while officers claimed to hear him snoring — apparently unaware that the unarmed man was drawing his last breaths.
Via Trevor Lyman, Vice:
Amazon’s home security company Ring has enlisted local police departments around the country to advertise its surveillance cameras in exchange for free Ring products and a “portal” that allows police to request footage from these cameras, a secret agreement obtained by Motherboard shows. The agreement also requires police to “keep the terms of this program confidential.”
Dozens of police departments around the country have partnered with Ring, but until now, the exact terms of these partnerships have remained unknown. A signed memorandum of understanding between Ring and the police department of Lakeland, Florida, and emails obtained via a public records request, show that Ring is using local police as a de facto advertising firm. Police are contractually required to “Engage the Lakeland community with outreach efforts on the platform to encourage adoption of the platform/app.”