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There's been some interesting pretzel logic on social media regarding the upcoming CV19 vax. Originally if one refused to be injected with a fast tracked CV19, that individual was more or less put into the "anti-vax" category. Now that Trump has put his weight behind the fast tracked CV19 vax and having it released before Election Day, those would categorize people with legitimate concerns as "anti-vaxxers" are now saying they won't get vax'd because of Trump. To me it's yet another example of how the national obsession with Trump is keeping people from thinking and analyzing with an independent and rational mindset. It's both a fascinating and disappointing observation.

Especially when you're dealing with a suspect who has resisted arrest, been tazed twice, and has entered his vehicle to allegedly obtain a weapon (knife). If this was a white-on-white or black-on-black incident, we probably wouldn't be talking about this.

I think they are relevent, but not necessarily equally relevent. Violent convicted criminal behavior isn't the same as on-the-job disciplinary action that does not break laws.

We will find out, assuming investgations and any resulting trials are fair and unbiased. Firing seven shots seems excessive on the surface, but the shooting itself appears to be within the laws and purvues given to law enforcement. Again...we will see where the evidence and resulting investigations lead.

The only sign I've had in my yard was a "Vote Yes for Prop 2" sign in 2018 to address gerrymandered districts.

This is my fav sign in my subdivision.

My guess is Trump is saving it for the convention, where it will be throughly and predictibly ripped regardless of content.

Body camera footage is irrelevent in the court of public option once a narrative is set...even if all the evidence has come to the forefront. People are looking to protest and riot based on any smidgen of suspicision of police misconduct against African Americans. Every city in America, every business and every homeowner should be prepared for the possibility of protests and riots in their neighborhoods in this climate.

In other words, it's a "peaceful protest"....🤦‍♂️

It will be suprising if Biden/Harris don't win come November. What will be interesting to observe is how the media cover Biden/Harris, and the tone/narrative it will attempt to set. You can already see hints of "Biden/Harris are going to save the US", which isn't what I'd called unbiased, fact based reporting.

Agreed. Mackinaw is a bit too touristy for my tastes. St. Ignace is scaled down.

Correct. Most Trump voters are not drooling idiotic white morons that is stereotyped.

LaPierre is a a slimy dude and I wouldn't be surprised if he's been guzzling NRA funds for his own personal benefit. Seeking to dissolve the NRA is gonna rile up the 2A folks, which won't do Ds any favors.

I think Biden's team has strategized having him sit in his basement and let Trump self-destruct is the safest path to EC victory. Biden's candidacy has been among the lowest profile I can recall in any POTUS election in my lifetime.

It's a "gaffe" because that's how media portray's Biden's misstatements - he's given the benefit of the doubt. When Trump says something that's similarly stupid the media portrays him as a hateful, crappy person. Trump is a crappy president and I'm not voting for him but I can see his point when he complains about "fake news".