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Every serious medical professional should issue a public statement demanding a military level investigation of public corruption. Starting with extortion/intimidation of medical examiners.
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After 2 hours listening to the council honor veterans, I thought they could use a reminder of a veteran they recently chose to DIShonor: General John J. Pershing.
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I gave a public comment at committee before the main city council meeting started. They'd been deleting my name.
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Nithya is here at the main meeting. Why did she miss the Homelessness committee meeting a little while ago?
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If someone is disrupting a public meeting, the police don't need the chairman's permission to expel them.
If someone ISN'T criminally disrupting, the police may NOT expel them, even if ordered to.
§ 54957.95 is intended to ensure that people aren't mistakenly expelled.
Police procedures for handling meeting disruptions seem to be intentionally ineffective.
They should give hecklers a $10 citation for the first violation, $20 for the second, etc. That will get most people to shut up quickly. It will also comply with Due Process, unlike now.
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Police deserve most of the blame for government corruption. They know that laws are being enacted illegally, yet they enforce them.
It is in every police officer's self-interest to demand a military-level investigation of public corruption. The harm is massive.
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Michael Ackerman retweeted
In the '60s, freeways were measured by economics --increased productivity, dollars brought in, and how they were 3x less deadly than highways. These old metrics yielded today's LA cityscape.
Quality of life, pollution, etc. were ignored until the '70s, when most were in place.
If you eat these with a fork, it is actually a normal meal. The buns are pancakes. I got mine without cheese. Thanks, McDonald's Monopoly!
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