D-Day Celebration

[lovinlife101]

75 years ago, brave Americans fought against tyranny.

Today, brave Americans still fight against bullies with badges.

[lovinlife101]

If you really understood the sacred commemoration of D Day - you would not use the sacrifices of millions of men, women, boys, and girls (military, organized civilian resistance, individual civilian resistance) to further your personal “bad cops” crusade.

It’s important to expose police brutality, but please don’t segue from the D Day solemn commemorations to any other personal, political, or pop culture “wars” you are fighting.

Let a sacred commemoration stand alone. ALL focus on that day, those lives, and their historic heroism.

Otherwise on this day - you use them.

Another post from someone who does not want to be taken seriously. I believe there are many people on this board who would back your efforts to monitor police abuse, but find it difficult to support you when you post things like this. [quote=lovinlife101 post_id=574936 time=<a href="tel:1559822998">1559822998</a> user_id=9159]
75 years ago, brave Americans fought against tyranny.

Today, brave Americans still fight against bullies with badges.

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I’m just glad those who perished defending freedom don’t have to see their sacrifice disrespected by cops who take freedoms away from Americans.

[lovinlife101]

Police chief tried to curb police brutality within his own department, so 95% of his cops voted him out.

https://thefreethoughtproject.com/mesa- ... brutality/

[lovinlife101]

Both politically conservative and politically liberal Americans stand as one - when facing both their and others annihilation at the hands of pure evil. Often later - rather than early. But when they’ve see enough - they act - against all odds - as a mighty force for good.

Well, thankfully for us I’m neither conservative nor liberal!