Verily, in article <107l9g2$2vab$7@dont-email.me>, did no_offline_contact@example.com deliver unto us this message:
[snip]
Other police have been detailed to deliver leaflets to people ensuring
them that they are free to attend peaceful protests but warning against
doing so. One such officer laughed as he explained his presence on a
man's doorstep, knowing this was nonsense, and is now in serious danger
of doing his job because the conversation was caught on a doorbell
camera and became public.
The UK may have already fallen. There are still people trying to save
it, but it may be impossible at this point.
A black man dropped his pants (and underwear) in the London Tube
(subway) and a couple of passengers urged him to pull his pants back up
due to women and children on the train. The black man refused. The
passengers pulled him off the train at the next stop and held him down
until the police arrived. The passengers were arrested and the black man
was excused on the grounds of a "mental crisis". Sounds like a valid citizens' arrest to me but what do I know?
Meanwhile, since all other crimes have been solved, the police have
persuaded a couple of female officers to go jogging so that anyone who catcalls the women can be dealt with. The police admit that catcalling
isn't a crime but they apparently need something to do....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=665ClzePSfE [9 minutes]
Other police have been detailed to deliver leaflets to people ensuring
them that they are free to attend peaceful protests but warning against
doing so. One such officer laughed as he explained his presence on a
man's doorstep, knowing this was nonsense, and is now in serious danger
of doing
his job because the conversation was caught on a doorbell
camera and became public.
On 2025-08-14 2:21 PM, Rhino wrote:
A black man dropped his pants (and underwear) in the London Tube
(subway) and a couple of passengers urged him to pull his pants back
up due to women and children on the train. The black man refused. The
passengers pulled him off the train at the next stop and held him down
until the police arrived. The passengers were arrested and the black
man was excused on the grounds of a "mental crisis". Sounds like a
valid citizens' arrest to me but what do I know?
Meanwhile, since all other crimes have been solved, the police have
persuaded a couple of female officers to go jogging so that anyone who
catcalls the women can be dealt with. The police admit that catcalling
isn't a crime but they apparently need something to do....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=665ClzePSfE [9 minutes]
Other police have been detailed to deliver leaflets to people ensuring
them that they are free to attend peaceful protests but warning
against doing so. One such officer laughed as he explained his
presence on a man's doorstep, knowing this was nonsense, and is now in
serious danger of doing
not "doing", LOSING! (darn my lazy ass for not proof-reading properly)!
his job because the conversation was caught on a doorbell camera and
became public.
A black man dropped his pants (and underwear) in the London Tube
(subway) and a couple of passengers urged him to pull his pants back up
due to women and children on the train. The black man refused. The
passengers pulled him off the train at the next stop and held him down
until the police arrived. The passengers were arrested and the black man
was excused on the grounds of a "mental crisis". Sounds like a valid >citizens' arrest to me but what do I know?
Meanwhile, since all other crimes have been solved, the police have
persuaded a couple of female officers to go jogging so that anyone who >catcalls the women can be dealt with. The police admit that catcalling
isn't a crime but they apparently need something to do....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=665ClzePSfE [9 minutes]
Other police have been detailed to deliver leaflets to people ensuring
them that they are free to attend peaceful protests but warning against
doing so. One such officer laughed as he explained his presence on a
man's doorstep, knowing this was nonsense, and is now in serious danger
of doing his job because the conversation was caught on a doorbell
camera and became public.
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
Verily, in article <107l9g2$2vab$7@dont-email.me>, did
no_offline_contact@example.com deliver unto us this message:
[snip]
Other police have been detailed to deliver leaflets to people ensuring
them that they are free to attend peaceful protests but warning against
doing so. One such officer laughed as he explained his presence on a
man's doorstep, knowing this was nonsense, and is now in serious danger
of doing his job because the conversation was caught on a doorbell
camera and became public.
The UK may have already fallen. There are still people trying to save
it, but it may be impossible at this point.
The question is, what will rise to replace it?
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