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TSA Security Theatre 0

And this surprises you how?

Two Transportation Security Administration screeners have been fired for conspiring to allow the fondling of attractive male travelerers passing through a security checkpoint at Denver’s airport, investigators report.

Police learned of the illicit activity last month when an official with the TSA’s inspector general’s office contacted them “in regards to a possible Unlawful Sexual Contact” at Denver International Airport, according to a Denver Police Department report first disclosed by CBS4.

Opportunists take opportunities. It’s what they do.

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The Cop on the Beat(down) 0

Kids talking with cop.  Conclusion:  The system works, so long as a bystander has a cellphone.


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Via Kos.

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Driving while Black: Guilty until Proven Innocent 0

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CSI: Canine 0

Bad dogs! Bad dogs! Bad dogs!
Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?

A company called BioPet Vet Lab, out of Knoxville, Tenn., says its PooPrints testing kits are now in 26 apartment and condo complexes and homeowner associations in greater Seattle.

You see, some of the tenants, they let their pets do their business pretty much anywhere.

It seems that the soil for this endeavor have been well-fertilized. Now the villains can be sniffed out.

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“Bogie at Two O’Clock High” 0

The fascinating bit of this discussion is where Thom and his guest discuss how enforcers on campus select their victims targets.

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Get Real 0

I did a year’s grad work at the University of Virginia.

If the Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Board really wants to get serious about underage drinking in Charlottesville, they would close fraternity row instead of beating up random black students.

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Surrounded 0

Black man holding newspaper with the headline,

Via Job’s Anger.

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“Equal Enforcement Opportunity” 0

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“Racism Is Not an Opinion” (It’s a Fact) 0

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The Hits Just Keep Coming 0

Man leaving theatre showing


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Plus Ca Change 0

Herblock in 1965 about Selman, but it could be 2015 about Feguson or Cleveland or Seattle or just about anywhere else in these United States . . . .

Alabama State Trooper during Civil Rights era washing his baton:  I got one of them just as she almost made it back to the church.

Via Job’s Anger.

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Punishing Regimen 0

What’s the point of having enforcers if you can’t criminalize everyone?

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“Let’s Make a Deal” 0

Shaun Mullen explains that it’s not what you know, it’s who you know.

Afterthought:

Moveon was right.

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A Uniform Code of Uniform Justice 0

Title:  Ferguson Police Department Dress Code:  Daytime (Blue Police Uniform).  Overtime (SWAT Armor).  Weekend (Klan Robes).

Via Job’s Anger.

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The Beat Down 0

Personnel matters cannot be discussed.

The racism. It burns.

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Playing Cops and Robbers . . . 0

. . . in real life.

Words fail me.

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Nutballs 0

Cruelty is no joke. That’s why I don’t like practical jokes; ultimately, cruelty lurks in every practical joke to some degree or other.

This goes way beyond joking.

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“All Your Stuff Are Belongs to Us” 0

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TSA Security Theatre 0

As my freshman roommate said about his ROTC cadet officers, “Give some people a flat hat and they think they rule the world.”

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Ignorance Is No Excus–Oh! Wait! 0

This is what a blank check looks like.

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