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BNakagawa got a reaction from Steve in Dealing With Riots
While players might balk at dragging real world politics to the game table, it might be more palatable if a long time adversary was using their knowledge of the heroes to drag them into interacting with riots via their backgrounds and/or disads.
If it was an especially well informed adversary, they might be able to split the team if the core conflict of the riots put key members of the PCs at odds over their positions.
If the PCs haven't been meticulous about stray shots or knockback or overzealous use of area effects/explosions, they could be the reason for the riots.
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BNakagawa reacted to Lord Liaden in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
I'm sorry that I can't recall the username of the poster who told this story on these forums, but the story itself has stayed with me for years. IIRC said poster related this remark from his army drill sergeant to his platoon on their first day of training: "You don't have to earn my respect. That's your God-given right as human beings. But God help you if you ever lose it!"
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BNakagawa reacted to Lord Liaden in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
Trencher, that kinda sounds like you've never tried watching them.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Armory in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
I disagree. You can make blanket statements about the scope of work of another person without having done the same work. Everybody on the streets around the world is doing exactly that.
The council of Minneapolis has expressed the intent to explore the dissolution of the MPD entirely.
Police all over the country have had countless opportunities to address the problems and universally they all close ranks, resist reform, refuse oversight and ignore any challenges to their monopoly of force. Police aren't part of the solution, they're core to the problem. The solution of Minneapolis might be some portion of a national solution. The structural problem won't go away without a large scale fix. They'll never accept incremental reform and they'll always just go back to their old ways once the heat is off.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Lord Liaden in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
if your first response to a potentially violent situation is a police officer whose default response to conflict is violence, then you're just creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Matt the Bruins in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
decades ago, police went to court to fight for and win the legal right to discriminate against high IQ applicants.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from pinecone in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
decades ago, police went to court to fight for and win the legal right to discriminate against high IQ applicants.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Ragitsu in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
decades ago, police went to court to fight for and win the legal right to discriminate against high IQ applicants.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Matt the Bruins in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
Because there is a long history of police getting away with murder and paying no penalty at all. And people are sick an tired of it.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Matt the Bruins in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
That assumes a level of self reflection that is beyond the capacity of most of the police. Remember that decades ago, the police went to court to fight for the right to discriminate against high IQ applicants. (and won)
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Lord Liaden in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
Because there is a long history of police getting away with murder and paying no penalty at all. And people are sick an tired of it.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from pinecone in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
Chauvin has now been charged with 2nd degree murder. charges being prepared against the other officers present.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Cancer in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
It's hardly different from the Boston Tea Party. White extremists instigating the property damage and trying to blame it on people of color.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Matt the Bruins in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
It's hardly different from the Boston Tea Party. White extremists instigating the property damage and trying to blame it on people of color.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from assault in [Police brutality] American injustice, yet again.
It's hardly different from the Boston Tea Party. White extremists instigating the property damage and trying to blame it on people of color.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Cygnia in A Thread for Random Videos
It's time we blew this scene. Get everybody and the stuff together...
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Ockham's Spoon in Ruin A Band Name By Adding, Subtracting, or Changing One Letter
TUSH
LIVING COLON
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BNakagawa reacted to Lord Liaden in Political Discussion Thread (With Rules)
This is the action of a small fringe of the Michigan populace -- polls show the majority support Whitmer's lockdown measures. But the current political climate is tolerating this kind of activity, and Donald Trump is actually fueling it with his "Liberate Michigan" tweets. Four years ago every level and branch of government would have condemned such expressed sentiments in the harshest terms, and the people running the websites encouraging such violence would have had their asses dragged into court for inciting hatred and armed insurrection.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from Cygnia in And now, for your daily dose of cute...
they make the most ridiculous noises.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from tkdguy in And now, for your daily dose of cute...
they make the most ridiculous noises.
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BNakagawa got a reaction from L. Marcus in And now, for your daily dose of cute...
they make the most ridiculous noises.