They'd sacrifice every single freedom they have to keep that one thing. MentalCan't get in to school with out going thru airport security, get into school and are surrounded by armed guards.
Land of the free.
Home of the brave.
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They'd sacrifice every single freedom they have to keep that one thing. MentalCan't get in to school with out going thru airport security, get into school and are surrounded by armed guards.
Land of the free.
Home of the brave.
Can't get in to school with out going thru airport security, get into school and are surrounded by armed guards.
Land of the free.
Home of the brave.
Shouldn't take a basketball coach to cut through all the bullshit.
Did you ever see that episode of the Simpsons where Homer got a gun?They'd sacrifice every single freedom they have to keep that one thing. Mental
Yeh we do. We had it better but ... at least we had that. There is alot wrong here tho. Maybe with a change of government some things will change. Like the prosecution of whistle blowers for acting in the public interest no longer being standard procdeure. That would make me happy.Honestly in the last few weeks there have been a few reminders about how much better we have it.
Their highest court infiltrated by non-secular influences where by they used religion rather than scientific reason to likely strike down a law that critical to both privacy and womens rights.
They have yet another mass shooting of pre teens no less.
We hold an election where there is a transition of power which happens rapidly and done in a way where one concedes and congratulates and the other claims victory and thanks.
Security guards aren’t doing shit.
Yeh we do. We had it better but ... at least we had that. There is alot wrong here tho. Maybe with a change of government some things will change. Like the prosecution of whistle blowers for acting in the public interest no longer being standard procdeure. That would make me happy.
Why would they?
For f** all money.
And a health care system that in no way is going to care well for them if things go poorly.
I meant the security guards.I can’t imagine waiting outside a primary school while that’s going on. They should turn in their badges immediately.
I meant the security guards.
The cops, that’s another story.
That was unreal.
Lifes full of paradoxes.They'd sacrifice every single freedom they have to keep that one thing. Mental
Great observation.Honestly in the last few weeks there have been a few reminders about how much better we have it.
Their highest court infiltrated by non-secular influences where by they used religion rather than scientific reason to likely strike down a law that critical to both privacy and womens rights.
They have yet another mass shooting of pre teens no less.
We hold an election where there is a transition of power which happens rapidly and done in a way where one concedes and congratulates and the other claims victory and thanks.
A mate of mine went for holiday to LV and had to get his spleen removed whilst over there. I can't remember the actual figure, but it was just under 200k after 4 days in recovery. Insured obviously.holy duck. 91k to have A SURGERY View attachment 1408409
Holy **** 200kA mate of mine went for holiday to LV and had to get his spleen removed whilst over there. I can't remember the actual figure, but it was just under 200k after 4 days in recovery. Insured obviously.
Compare that to Czech Republic. My wife suffered a DVT when we were on holiday. She spent 10 days in hospital(non surgery) and it cost a bit under 3k.
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I speak to a lot of Americans who've had knee recos. Insured Americans frequently pay more than I did going completely out of pocket in our private system. Uninsured Americans are looking at $70k+. The insured ones insist to me that their healthcare system rocks because they 'only' paid $9k. The country is ****ed.Holy duck 200k
I can’t imagine waiting outside a primary school while that’s going on. They should turn in their badges immediately.
Would you know what to do in that situation?
Most cops aren't trained to deal with gunfights in schools where a stray bullet could go thru a wall and kill a child.
Even the highly trained cops duck it up. One of the hostages who died in the Lindt cafe siege was killed by police bullets. A bunch more were wounded, some seriously. Mounis shot one person.
Whilst the statistic alone reads alarming I think its more a case of attitude towards firearms, Switzerland for example per capita has a pretty high rate of firearms (3rd only to yeman and the US but if you changed the question to owndership overall the gap closes substantually as a lot of people have access to non-civilion firearms) but because they all do national service and have laws reinforcing its a privilege to use a firearm they tend to have less issues. Compare this the the US attitude that its their "right" rather than privilege to bear arms and its a huge difference in attitude.Just read that the US has 46 per cent of the world’s civilian owned guns while having just over 4 per cent of the world’s population. FMD.
Possibly a little bit simplistic though val, lets use the firefighter analogy, plenty of firefighters are brave enough to enter a burning building but that doesn't always mean its the intelligent choice?I don’t know what I’d do, but I do know that if I was too scared to go into the school to try and save some kids then I shouldn’t be a cop.
Possibly a little bit simplistic though val, lets use the firefighter analogy, plenty of firefighters are brave enough to enter a burning building but that doesn't always mean its the intelligent choice?
Confined space incidents again often require a well thought our response as well rather than just marching in.
I would question the intelligence of an officer to enter a building under siege with unknown assailants toting military grade weaponry unsupported with a service revolver.