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1 posted on 02/21/2023 2:24:33 PM PST by george76
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Nothing a machine gun couldn’t solve


2 posted on 02/21/2023 2:31:39 PM PST by Fai Mao (Starve the beast and steal its food!)
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Except for attacking the cops, sounds like a fun time.

What's the problem?

4 posted on 02/21/2023 2:55:01 PM PST by Mogger
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Doing donuts is now street racing? How woke can you get.


8 posted on 02/21/2023 3:43:33 PM PST by showme_the_Glory (No more rhyming, and I mean it.........)
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Answer:

Suppressed 22LR rifles and good cover.


9 posted on 02/21/2023 4:03:20 PM PST by Disambiguator
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Annoying people doing annoying people things.


10 posted on 02/21/2023 4:19:00 PM PST by Organic Panic (Democrats. Memories as short as Joe Biden's eyes)
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Woke city policies in Austin, Texas blamed for street racing chaos. ( Soros funded DA and .. )
New York Post ^ | February 20, 2023 | MaryAnn Martinez

Posted on 2/21/2023, 2:24:33 PM by george76

AUSTIN, Texas — Prominent voices blamed liberal, anti-cop policies for chaos in the city over the weekend after street racers took over city intersections, attacking law enforcement and setting people on fire in wild scenes which were caught on video.

“Austin voters wanted a Mayor, City Council, and [George] Soros [funded] DA who treat cops as criminals and criminals as victims,” tweeted the National Police Association, referring to the left wing billionaire, who is said to have funded Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza.

“This was not only predictable, it was predicted
Dennis Farris, president of the Austin Police Retired Officers Association, told Fox News Digital he knows of 35 officers from the department that have filed retirement papers and at least six of them are “high ranking officers.”

“I fear we’re going to see a mass exodus of the senior people with longevity to where you’re going to have a department where maybe the average service time was in the high teens now and I think it’s going to drop into the low teens,” Farris said, explaining that departments without strong senior leadership often experience more problems due to “inexperience.”

Farris said that two waves of retirements, officers who have already filed and officers who will file when the contract officially expires at the end of March, could result in as many as 100 retirements. Two police sources told Fox News Digital that 150 officers have reached out to the retirement board in the last few days to discuss options.


11 posted on 02/25/2023 11:50:08 AM PST by Grampa Dave ("What is your 'fair share' of what someone, else has worked for?" - Thomas Sowell !!?!!)
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buy some disposable cars and trucks and have a good old fashioned demolition derby...


12 posted on 02/25/2023 11:56:16 AM PST by heavy metal (smiling improves your face value and makes people wonder what the hell you're up to... 😁)
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