BLAZINGGIANTS
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Bro, I have a Jack Russell!
But... you can't. There's only one in this world!
(We have all sorts of dogs. Possibly more than we should.)
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Bro, I have a Jack Russell!
My Jack Russell? Yes, her name is Nessy.
And she has been in Lake Oswego and Oswego Lake.
Jack russells are very smart dogs.
Soo you call your little thingy a puppet?My Pippet is smarter. And can climb trees.
Soo you call your little thingy a puppet?
The names people give thier members for $100 Aaron!
if my thing can climb trees, I’ve possibly got the most impressive skill in this forum….
It was almost certainly ANTIFA in disguise as drunk soccer fans.She said her and her friends (four 16 year old girls) had to walk to the parking garage a few blocks from the stadium. She is a pretty street smart kid thanks to my training. No ANTIFA, just some drunk soccer fans.
To an ant, a blade of grass is a tree.
Relativity!
It was almost certainly ANTIFA in disguise as drunk soccer fans.
THIS IS PROOF!We prefer to call ourselves Fantifa!
I listened to it. Yep. Pretty much exactly what I've been advocating for here.When you have a little bit of time listen to this. This will be the 4th time I've asked in this forum. No one will listen to it. But it's good. I promise you.
https://cafe.com/stay-tuned/the-camden-policing-model-with-anne-milgram-scott-thomson/
I never take Haines street and I've never seen any vagrancy in Lake Oswego. I did take the Haines street exit once about six years ago just because I wondered if it was the same as when I was a little boy.Those places have issues but nothing close to looking like downtown PDX. Downtown has parts - parts- that look 3rd world. It’s embarrassing just driving on the freeway and seeing what’s happening. Now, yes, there are tents/camps all over now- Lake Oswego off the Haines St exit, Capitol exit, Terwilleger, and so on. We need to build housing ASAP or take over abandoned buildings and create housing like NOW. We need mental health facilities NOW. I’m fucking livid at our leadership. They all should be fired and we start from scratch.
What HCP was talking about "Of course it hasn't always look like that. It's just funny to me that these grown men are going out of their way with their valuable time to google crime and shit in a major metropolitan city. I can do that to about where you guys live if I wanted to. It's no different than the racists asses on here who kept a thread going for years constantly searching for crimes committed by Mexicans Immigrants and would daily post the links and stories on here. I was blown away they let that thread continue."You haven't seen what in Lake Oswego?
Meet my second, the Brawler, at Mt. Tabor.I was teasing, Lanny. The way it came across, it was like you were saying LO was a big metro area.
It really is beautiful over there. Lived in St Johns for years. Great picture. Thanks for sharing!Took the dog on a walk this morning....absolutely beautiful out. @THE HCP wasn't about to hide out in his house googling crimes. Out living life.
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Took the dog on a walk this morning....absolutely beautiful out. @THE HCP wasn't about to hide out in his house googling crimes. Out living life.
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Exactly. And why siding with the police who are opposed to this kind of change is harmful and counterproductive.I read it the first time you posted it. Camden's model of policing looks to be a success and should be studied for other police departments to emulate. Unless the public continues to put on pressure demanding change, I have a hard time believing many police departments would embrace the kind of positive transformation that Camden went through. That's why the BLM movement is needed to push through the kind of change that we need in policing.
It's terrifying. Anybody they think might be too weak to fight back legally is at risk of this.I had two close calls. Once was when my 3 nephews (all young children at the time) were around.
I read it the first time you posted it. Camden's model of policing looks to be a success and should be studied for other police departments to emulate. Unless the public continues to put on pressure demanding change, I have a hard time believing many police departments would embrace the kind of positive transformation that Camden went through. That's why the BLM movement is needed to push through the kind of change that we need in policing.
Exactly. And why siding with the police who are opposed to this kind of change is harmful and counterproductive.
I understand change is scary. But so is the idea of being shot by police or having my life ruined because a cop is having a bad day.
Oregon is famous for adopting policies and laws that others have tried and had success with. We are just good at recognizing a good thing early on while letting someone else do the initial risk taking.Camden, NJ is about the same size as Medford. So it would be nice to try this in a bigger city. I do think that Portland is a very good size for us to be a trial city.