Feds Dealing with Portland Oregon Protesters
This Navy vet joined the protest in Portland because of the inherent danger associated with federal agents with combat fatigues with no insignia hauling people off the streets into unmarked vans. I.e., if they can do it, so can anyone: just buy a used uniform and go for it.
I don’t own a gun, and I certainly don’t carry one, but if I did and such a person grabbed me, I have to think, if I were physically able to unholster it, I would instinctively put a bullet in his chest, and let him bleed on the sidewalk while I called 911 to report the incident.
This is one of the reasons that the local police are a much better choice to contain any criminality that may be connected with the protests.
Also, the police of any city in America would far rather handle this themselves, which I happen to know for a fact via my connections to the Philadelphia Police Department.
As an advocate organization for green vehicles, we applaud the intent behind the parking restrictions here.
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Here’s an article that discusses the 
A reader suggests that this is “poor judgement.” No. Wearing white shoes after Labor Day and marrying an alcoholic you think you can reform are examples of poor judgement.
There is a beauty to the piece of art here that pierces straight to our hearts.
Here’s an observation that American author Fran Lebowitz made recently about the support for Trump.
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I’m old enough to remember when being the butt of ridicule by all American voters whose IQ is over 80 was a bad thing for a presidential candidate.
Pictured here is a cemetery in northwestern Canada whose grave markers were anchored in ice thought at the time to be permanent, now melting rapidly.
