Recent comments in /f/washingtondc
gutterbrain73 t1_j81l5c0 wrote
Fascinating…
wwb_99 t1_j81kqvi wrote
It is new but https://www.reddit.com/r/washingtondc/comments/10yy1l1/purchasing_new_car_which_is_least_likely_to_get/ seems to capture every angle of this sub.
DemureCynosure t1_j81fszb wrote
Reply to comment by hannibalbaracka in All-time greatest r/WashingtonDC thread by AuthorityRespecter
It was definitely Kathy Henderson for me.
hannibalbaracka t1_j81fje3 wrote
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Reply to comment by GMarius- in Silicon Valley Layoffs Mean Washington, D.C., Is a Hotter Tech Hiring Market - WSJ by Chraunik
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thechief05 t1_j7ywx6e wrote
Reply to comment by LoganSquire in Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
How often do you think that happens
messmaker523 t1_j7ysrcp wrote
Reply to comment by blinchik2020 in Wisdom teeth removal options? by app_priori
I said nothing about not being informative or not providing proper care. I was more implying their social skills.
blinchik2020 t1_j7ygzwi wrote
Reply to comment by messmaker523 in Wisdom teeth removal options? by app_priori
If the surgeon cannot communicate well regarding pre-op risk factors and care and post-op care and red flags for complications, he or she is not a very good clinician IMO and patient outcomes will be poorer. Obviously, their time is valuable, but that’s the bare minimum.
I’m glad that more clinicians, like Atul Gawande, are talking about the fact that this doesn’t have to be the status quo.
Even with routine oral surgery, a lot can go wrong once you’re discharged… I certainly wouldn’t want someone like you’re describing to perform an oncology-related surgery on me.
35chambers t1_j7wmgjk wrote
Reply to comment by 50thinblueline in Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
pretty sure an active shooter is reason enough to use deadly force lmao cops aren’t allowed to use chokeholds because they keep choking people out during traffic stops
Devastator1981 t1_j7wksn6 wrote
Reply to comment by fronthacker in Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
The random nature of this is alarming:
fronthacker t1_j7w7qh2 wrote
Reply to Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
Died a hero
Joelpat t1_j7v2eei wrote
Reply to comment by morningwoodman1 in Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
We should be so lucky. NYC crime rate is lower than ours.
Kitchen_Software t1_j7upmw7 wrote
Reply to comment by 50thinblueline in Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
Is a gunman shooting people not reason enough to use deadly force? I don’t think civilians are often in a position where they’re dishing out chokeholds for no reason and it not qualifying as assault.
LoganSquire t1_j7umf01 wrote
Reply to comment by 50thinblueline in Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
If cops would stop killing people with chokeholds, society wouldn’t have to make it illegal.
toorigged2fail t1_j7ud4zc wrote
Reply to comment by aafdttp2137 in Unique restaurants to try? by ImAdamnMermaid
Oh my list to try actually
BouncingWalrus t1_j7ubp6t wrote
Reply to comment by 50thinblueline in Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
> As Isaiah Trotman trained his gun on a woman in the Potomac Avenue Metro station last week, a 64-year-old Metro mechanic sneaked up behind him and put him in a chokehold, according to a newly released account filed in court on Tuesday.
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Reply to comment by GMarius- in Silicon Valley Layoffs Mean Washington, D.C., Is a Hotter Tech Hiring Market - WSJ by Chraunik
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MacManus14 t1_j7u8s7l wrote
Reply to Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
Hero. Truly
50thinblueline t1_j7u8lds wrote
Reply to comment by sl8rfan2 in Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
I can’t read article as it’s behind a paywall, but an interesting fact is as a cop I can’t utilize a chokehold to subdue someone and would likely be charged with a crime for using one. I could only use a chokehold if I was in a position to use deadly force and it was my only option.
morningwoodman1 t1_j7u1jn4 wrote
Reply to Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
I am just watching DC turn into NYC crime rate.
Tahh t1_j7u08n6 wrote
Reply to Metro mechanic had gunman in chokehold to protect a commuter, documents say by ssempamartin
Would be nice to live somewhere where no one has to do this bc deranged people can't easily get guns.
moonbunnychan t1_j7tuf6x wrote
Reply to Unique restaurants to try? by ImAdamnMermaid
So the food is just generic level Chinese, but I love taking out of town people to Wok and Roll because it was the boarding house used by the Lincoln assassination conspirators. https://ghostsofdc.org/2015/03/02/mary-surratt-house-wok-roll-dc/
creemfreesh t1_j7tr4zf wrote
Reply to Unique restaurants to try? by ImAdamnMermaid
We just went to Cranes for my husband’s birthday—it was an incredible treat with some flavor combos I’d never had before. I loved the fact that everything felt new and fresh but nothing was so outside my comfort zone that I couldn’t enjoy it.
Cabello05 t1_j7tbme6 wrote
Reply to Unique restaurants to try? by ImAdamnMermaid
Try mastro dc, top notch!
Deanocracy t1_j81m9ky wrote
Reply to All-time greatest r/WashingtonDC thread by AuthorityRespecter
Wait… that guy meant GUN possession???
Lolol