Ah... I had my hopes up for a second but should have known better...

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There is also the union and the PBA which is their real strength. They handle media propaganda and political donations

A gun, a drivers license, or a felony?

I mean, I'd prolly catch a felony if someone broke into my house and stole money, so...

To sell them to a private investigator firm.

Im from Mass and it's warm in Scituate

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Don't worry. I'm sure the good guys carrying will show up and take care of it. s/

Because police are corrupt dirtbags.

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> But when I bring up the fact that so much focus has been put on Girls succeeding and excelling in all areas, and are now WAY beyond the boys in the US in every measurable metrics and that our boys are being left behind and deprioritized, and that is having a SERIOUSLY detrimental effect on our boys mental health and potential future outcomes - I'm called a misogynist.

Prove. It.

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Keep in mind that when asked for a picture, the humiliation photo is the one the parents chose to give to police. Also? The parents weren’t publicly asking for him to come home or for help in finding him. The police were asking for his safe return, not the parents.

"Former baby diaper ad" robs bottle store at knife point.

And he really went all in with the feud angle.

This was a forced error. They didn’t want to arrest him.

If they wanted to then he would have been arrested before retirement. Now he keeps his pension.

Which is directly affected by the severity of the penalty. There are many countries where criminals use few if any firearms simply because the law is so harsh that it's not worth the risk.

This seems much more likely

Most mass shootings don't have a connection to mental health, though. Being radicalized isn't a mental illness (massacres), and neither is being a criminal (gang shootings).