Cat45

I'm talking beyond the big headline stories. The militarization and corruption with law enforcement is a problem. I deal with cops on an almost daily basis for work and they all act jacked up just waiting for a chance to pull a gun. It seems protect and serve has turned into harass and fine. Again, i don't care if they kill some punk that has a gun or knife, but just because someone is running from them doesn't justify opening fire.

Can you honestly say all these cop shootings are justified and that theres not widespread corruption in law enforcement? I see and hear it all the time, from youtube vids local cops letting friends off with no dwi or tickets. I don't give 2 shits that they are killing some of these thugs but holy fuck is it necessary to shoot at them while they're running away?

I agree to a point, there's always been disregard for the law, but the militarization of police, and the kill or be killed attitude they have is getting out of control. I think some cops are ok but the majority are corrupt and power hungry

Wtf are you talking about? We don't have a gun problem, we have a shitty cop problem.

Put 4k on my 20 ranger last year in 4 months. 1300 on my 19 zr since new. I even live on the trail in bayfield county where we always have good snow to ride. Getting harder to justify keeping the sled around

There's been alot of low altitude activity up here this week too. I figure they are flying bsck and forth across the bayfield peninsula from duluth to the base in Michigan

I would thank her if she died

Good! Got a shitty cop and a thug off the streets. Maybe some store owners will get rid of a few more pos when the peaceful celebrations start tonight

Wouldn't surprise me at all!

Yep that's the best part! The rich libs can deal with this shit now. Blm would be smart not to cross the river though. Probly won't work out like they think

History Interview Video About Us BLM Rioters Triggered White Man in His Own Neighborhood Push Him And Than Police Arrest an Innocent 10:44 am April 18, 2021 163 The viral video shows a conflict between BLM bikers blocking a street in Stillwater, Minnesota, and a white man trying to drive home. At one point, a man gets out of the car and says that he lives on this street, but in response he hears only BLM slogans. The video shows a BLM biker pushing a white man first. At the same time, the police arrive at the scene of the conflict and, without clarifying the circumstances, arrests a white man who was trying to get to his home. Then, the organizer of the "peaceful" protest boasted that they managed to remove the local residents with the help of the police and continue the march.

Yes, they are absolutely serious! They will try to push Every crazy half baked idea they've ever had into legislation. It will only get worse when the hoe pushes joe down the stairs

We did this years ago when i worked at Andersen windows. It slowed our production lines down really bad but they told us it was more profitable and the management was happy with it. I quit shortly after we implemented it, but have friends there still that bitch about it constantly

Then You must be real happy with the stumbling bumbling idiot we have now

Probly because they don't have salt and off road conditions in Japan. I have 1 in my yard with several cracks and rotten spots. I know of atleast 6 that broke frames and had Toyota either buy them back or swap frames at the local Toyota shop here. These were alk tacomas, tundras might not have the same problem

Most of the one's i see up here are from a poor frame design that allows water get inside the frame and rot it out from the inside. This is on trucks that are driven in the winter and on dirt/gravel roads. If it's a mall cruiser it will probly last forever

It'll go 400k if the frame doesn't rot out from under the cab.

Biden needs to come up with common sense volcano regulations to stop this tragedy from ever happening again. Maybe Greta could help him out

I filled my truck for $601 last week. 1st time since obama ive been over 600 a fill up. I fill up 2 to 3 times a week so .80 is money to me

The only thing people are going to see is the npr headline saying the pandemic is 10 times worse than we thought.