Enforcers category archive
The Eye of the Beholder 0
Reacting to the recent police shootings of innocent black persons simply for being, Leonard Pitts, Jr., asks a question:
Follow the link for the rest of his thoughts.
In related news, Tony Norman wonders what’s going on in Texas, anyway.
Coddled Yeggs: A Parable for Our Times 0
They raise their firearms, carefully taking aim; they caress the triggers lovingly and let fly the cartridges.
They strike their targets, who drop lifelessly.
“Oh, no,” they cry, “I did not intend to do that regardless of how it might have looked. It was an accident.”
“That’s okay,” replies Mr. Enforcer. “As you are a member of the Fraternity of the Fair-Skinned, I must take you at your word.
“Oh, and before you go, have a cookie.”
Dragnet 0
Solomon Jones recounts tales of being while black.
The Watchers 0
The IoT is spreading its voyeuristic web. Now it’s doorbell cameras being made available to law enforcement.
From the story (emphasis added):
Ring users can decline video access requests by police officers.
I am certain that there’s no way this guarantee can be circumvented. After all, we never hear news stories about outfits getting hacked, do we?
Immunity Impunity
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Shorter Elie Mystal: Justice is Barred.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
A Fourth of July firing.
Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0
Well, this one’s not a snapshot. It’s a video, with commentary by David.