kaikatsuna-yane:

@ghostlyvibez ^-^

This week bunny c:

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patrick42h:

macleod:

In 2008, Obama lost 21 states. HRC initially had a 3 to 1 super delegate advantage. It was June before she conceded.

History will repeat itself. #FeelTheBern

For any fans of Bernie Sanders who might be getting discouraged after Super Tuesday, this fight is not over. Bernie can still be the nominee. Vote, donate, and phonebank! Make some noise. This isn’t over.

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disguisedfreedom:

A California police officer has been fired for NOT using violence

Seaside, CA — A 20 year veteran of the CSU Monterey Bay police force, was given a notice of termination this week for choosing NOT to immediately resort to violent escalation during a confrontation with a suicidal student.

The unidentified officer was the first one on the scene when responding to an incident involving a suicidal college student in his CSUMB dorm room in February of this year. The officer showed a heartening level of restraint when dealing with a student, who was in his room with a knife and hammer, and was also threatening to light himself on fire.

“He was clearly a danger to himself and he was in crisis,” Marina Police Chief Edmundo Rodriguez said. “We were trying to keep him from accessing the weapons or leave, to get him medical attention.”

Instead of immediately resorting to violence, this officer was talking the student down and de-escalating the situation. The officer was successful in calming the student down and was going to get him a glass of water when the Marina police department showed up, and immediately began tasering the student.

The campus officer refused to taser the student, as he did not perceive a threat. Subsequently Rodriguez’s department later issued a “failure to act” complaint against the campus officer, accusing him of not engaging in a “highly agitated situation.”

“It defies logic and is extremely disappointing that, at a time when law enforcement is under fire for using more force than necessary, an officer is being terminated for attempting to use civilized methods to resolve a situation,” the student’s father said.

“Our officer did not believe he was any threat at all,” said Jeff Solomon, the union’s president.

“The other officers started yelling and screaming to get down, Tased him multiple times, and from what we understand (told the university officer) to Tase him again,” Solomon said.

The officer has been on paid leave since April according to his attorney who said she will now file a lawsuit against the university.

“We believe the officer in this case exercised restraint and good judgment in not tasing a student that was suffering from mental health issues,” said the officer’s attorney Kathleen Storm.

(Read more)

Wtf kind of over violent policing culture Tases a suicidal student MULTIPLE TIMES AS THEIR SOLUTION TO SAVING THAT STUDENT’S LIFE????

And then COMPLAINS when an officer is actually incredibly diplomatic and nonviolent and EFFECTIVE at de-escalating a very precarious situation??

Again, for all the folks that wanna talk about good cops: this is an actual good cop, who was actually doing their job effectively. As retribution, he now has a complaint in his file.

^^^This is what happens to good cops

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