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^^^ bad aides
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"A secondhand bookshop owner who has received more than 20 complaints about his rudeness has admitted he was wrong to call a customer a “pain in the arse”.
Steve Bloom, who runs Bloomindales in the Yorkshire Dales, has been criticised for asking visitors for a 50p entry fee, with the chairman of Hawes parish council branding him “the bookseller from hell”.
Bloom, who described himself as “not really a people person”..."
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It must be a minority of people who think it's automatically fine to kill a drug dealer with form for firearms offences regardless of whether he is posing a threat.
The truth is, we don't know what happened yet. He could have been murdered or he could have had his gun in his hand. Suicide by idiocy. I guess we'll find out.
It might be that the biggest crime here is the fact the victim called himself "Stud Badboy".
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Can the family not say more as the police and other law enforcements can only make statements that are a 100% true, which they can't do yet?
Shootings are investigated, this takes time etc...
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One of those arrested has been charged with possession of a semi-automatic weapon and even a fucking silencer.
No one 'deserves' to be shot and killed by the police but there are certain unfortunate circumstances which increase the likelihood. Not much sympathy unless a proper investigation suggests a serious mistake has been made.
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Experiences of a medical student living rough on the streets of London for a month. I'm posting this as he is my mate, and I've visited him a few times while he's been doing this. He's done a fantastic job of getting awareness raised - been on Sky, ITV, London Live etc.
He had to spend a whole afternoon with the journalist here, so didn't get any begging time to be able to afford food that day. On Xmas Day, he took all the money he'd managed to beg and bought little presents for full-time rough sleepers. Love his commitment to this cause.
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2017/jan/06/what-learned-sleeping-rough-london#comment-90627985
If you feel like contributing to his campaign:
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Chat shit get banged
Carry guns get shot -
100% agree.
Interesting stats in this article about gun crime in Japan: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-38365729
- 33,000+ gun deaths in the US in 2014 - 6 in Japan
- 0.6 guns per 100 people in Japan - 88.8 guns per 100 people in the US
I wonder if those two are related.
Carry a gun, especially when you're not supposed to, and the risk of being shot increases dramatically.
- 33,000+ gun deaths in the US in 2014 - 6 in Japan
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They do not, but the Swiss have always been weird....
Only other they mention is the UK - 6.2 guns per 100 people.
Edit: Wikipedia says 45.7 per 100 in Switzerland. But it also says the US doesn't have 88.8 but 112.6 - fark. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_number_of_guns_per_capita_by_country
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The military service ammo comes in sealed clips that you have to present for inspection annually. If any are missing, it is a criminal offence.
Training is done with ammo that isn't kept at home.
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That's reported everywhere. Wish they didn't base it on a 12hr day, 7 day week, 10 days holiday. It's still disgracefully early in the year based on a 35hr week.