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DipDipDiver posted...

Seems like a whole lot of stubbornness from all involved

but only the citizen gets punished and the cop gets to smirk as he destroys the man's life

this is what you want

LightHawKnight posted...

There is no unbrainwashing idiot republican voters is there?

even those working low paying jobs who got and enjoyed these stimmys are onboard saying the same stimmy destroyed the economy.
And yet it was just Biden's stimmy, not Trumps...

Want actual change to healthcare, wages, worker's rights, etc?

Do not be alarmed, I mean you no harm. I wish only to hear your words, share your feelings, know your thoughts.
May we please, be friends?

lol I can already recognize the voice actors from FFXIV

is ps2 era square enix coming back!?!?!

CADE FOSTER posted...

That's why we need an age limit in his head 1600 dollars is a lot of money but it's not 1950 Mitch

probably thinks people bought a house with the $1400

wackyteen posted...

The stimulus money came what, 3 times?

And some of it varied by amount of kids, no?

Regardless, nobody living off the, what, at most $10K? $15K? They made.

Trying to make sense of this?
You shouldn't.

Your own article said:

Republicans have long blamed that $1,400 direct payment to Americans for worsening inflation and helping keep people out of the workforce.

They are that dumb.

These idiots think people been living 2 years off
$1400

And sadly a segment of the population is that gullible

sutree posted...

is there are any reason not to just tell the guy why he is being pulled after

Yes

Because I am cop and better than you and you gotta do what I say and I don't like your attitude hahaha
Obey me

SwayM posted...

The stop didnt seem reasonable but the request for his license is.

Why do you think that just because the officer behaved poorly, you dont have to do what they say?

Is there a request for id without the stop?

Thus if the stop is unjustified.....then anything that exists from it....
Is also unjustified....

You are trying to justify the cop for being a cop

Sadie sunk

NoxObscuras posted...

And one example they gave was how differently it was handled when a white guy wasn't cooperative with the police. They let him go without incident.

oh snap

SwayM posted...

I dont believe in police pulling people over for no reason and not explaining why.

So why do you try to paint this as being reasonable?

Maze_ posted...

Isolated Incident #37584

Also love the gall of the police saying "Well put yourself in our shoes!" to an innocent civilian they just harrased with their guns drawn

you have tinted windows!

I was scared for my life!

says the heavily armed officer wearing body armor

Also Fascism happens when the privileged of a society think commonplace abuses are ok

history taught us this very well

DipDipDiver posted...

I'm just not seeing how it makes sense to act this way when you get pulled over. Even if we do roll with the narrative that the cop only pulled him over to harass him, like, how does one expect that to play out if you just flat out refuse to ID yourself?

Get a video of how shit police are so the public can be outraged and the aclu be on the departments assholes.

and that is what happened

SwayM posted...

Copy and pasted from a comment in that thread:

"citizen be cool headed and de-escalate.!!"

"police always escalate and make things worse!"

this is good

this is right

your opinion?

[LFAQs-redacted-quote]


they would actually

difference is they wouldn't pulled over the white guy unless he had like a broken light or was speeding

DipDipDiver posted...

Officer obviously went way overboard here but I don't understand why the driver was being so stubborn about handing over his license

Because the police harass people of color all the time with no good reason and this is literally what was going on.

You could tell when the officer said "your license is PROBABLY SUSPENDED!!!"

oh

how did the officer determine this?

he didn't

he was just hoping it was

Pull gun on him and tell him to relax he is making this a big deal out of nothing.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/vrl8nd/police_swarm_unarmed_black_man_sitting_in_his_car/

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/vrwoi1/heres_the_deal_show_me_your_id_or_go_to_jail/

Why do they not have this kinda energy when it really matters?

Ripping this guy out of his car for asking why he got pulled over really is keeping the streets safe...

Ok

What happen?

He do the whole she was x years old when I was y again?

Grocery bag?

Nerevar791 posted...

Lol saw this in the other topic and had to repost it yourself for some attention eh?

?

No from reddit

The actual study

https://bmcpsychology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s40359-022-00811-x

The association of childhood abuse and neglect with tattoos and piercings in the population: evidence from a representative community survey

Abstract
Background
Tattoos and piercings are becoming increasingly popular in many countries around the world. Individuals seeking such body modifications have reported diverse psychological motives. Besides purely superficial considerations, tattoos and piercings can also have a deep, personal meaning. For example, they can mark and support the emotional processing of significant life events, including formative experiences from early childhood. However, there is a lack of studies that examine the links of tattoos and piercings with experiences of childhood abuse and neglect in large, population-based samples.

Methods
We investigated the association of reports of childhood abuse and neglect with the acquisition of body modifications (tattoos and piercings) within a representative German community sample. Survey participants (N = 1060; ages 1444 years) were questioned whether they had tattoos and piercings and filled out the 28-item Childhood Trauma Questionnaire Short Form (CTQ-SF).

Results
Tattoos and piercings were more common among individuals who reported childhood abuse and neglect. The proportion of participants with tattoos and piercings increased as a function of the severity of all assessed types of abuse and neglect (emotional, physical, and sexual abuse; emotional and physical neglect). In logistic regression analyses which included the covariates age, gender, education, and income, the sum of significant kinds of childhood abuse and neglect was positively related to having tattoos and/or piercings (OR = 1.37 [95% CI 1.191.58]).

Conclusions
The results corroborate previous research indicating that body modifications could have special significance for individuals who have survived adversity, in particular interpersonal trauma at the hands of caregivers. These findings could inform screening procedures and low-threshold access to psychotherapeutic care.

https://www.psypost.org/2022/07/tattoos-and-piercings-are-more-common
-among-those-who-experienced-childhood-abuse-and-neglect-63440

Tattoos and piercings have skyrocketed in popularity over the last few decades. These body modifications can be seen as a way to express individuality, but could there be a darker association? A study published in BMC Psychology suggests that people with a history of child abuse and neglect are more likely to get tattoos and piercings.

Tattoos and piercings have been around for centuries and often have cultural or personal significance. Old-fashioned norms thought of visible tattoos or piercings as unprofessional, but society has been moving away from that view in recent years and nowadays it is very common for people to have these body modifications.

Many people partake in them to express their personality or aesthetic. Previous research on tattooed and pierced individuals has linked them to having lower self-esteem and a higher need for uniqueness. Trauma survivors may turn to body modification as a way to overcome past experiences. Despite this, there is a lack of research regarding body modification and child abuse, which this study seeks to address.

Researcher Mareike Ernst and her colleagues utilized a sample of German participants who were 14 years old to 44 years old. The sample included data from 2,510 households. Questionnaires were handed out and socio-demographic information was gathered by an interviewer face-to-face.

Participants answered questions about tattoos and piercings, as well as completing a measure on childhood trauma. A total of 1,060 participants were included in the data utilized, with the average age being around 30 and most participants falling into the lowest income bracket.

Results showed that around 40% of participants had at least one tattoo or piercing and approximately 25% of participants reported significant child abuse or neglect. Among the participants reporting child abuse, 48% had a tattoo or piercing, while only 35% of people not reporting child abuse had a tattoo or piercing. Different types and severity of abuse showed relationships with both tattoos and piercings, with more severe abuse or neglect being associated with more tattoos and more piercings. The strong relationships are somewhat surprising due to the growing popularity of tattoos and piercings among young people.

The present study adds to previous research by confirming positive and similar associations of tattoos and piercings with childhood abuse and neglect within a representative population sample. These relations did not just pertain to physical and sexual abuse, but also to early experiences of neglect and emotional forms of trauma. They were still observed in statistical models that controlled effects of potential socio-demographic confounders such as gender and age, the researchers concluded.

Hence, for a substantial number of individuals who acquire body modifications, they could present a means of coping with previous adversity and be an expression of autonomy. These findings open up new avenues for support offers (involving tattoo artists and piercers) and screening (e.g., in primary care). Tattoos and piercings could also provide an impetus for therapeutic conversations about the significance of past experiences and about currently important themes.

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Our founding fathers....

Could been bs but makes you think.

This could actually happen.

For the economy and to promote the labor force of course.

MedeaLysistrata posted...

But then women will just have babies whenever they want a break from work.

Labor force

Ez

Scotus declares Trump is king

Remember that if google didn't make this pledge many women could face legal charges and this might not even be the end of it.

Oh but I though it was "got nothing to hide!"
Yea, maybe that is a stupid thing to say.

Time to stop letting everyone just track you and devour your data like a black hole. You might not like the consequences years down the road.

Google will delete user location history for abortion clinic visits

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/07/01/google-abortion/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2022/07/01/google-delete-abortion-clinic-visit-records/7793151001/

What will you do?

I morbin just thinking about it.

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stonks

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Questionmarktarius posted...

close enough

there was 2 more I found but I prob get modded

Questionmarktarius posted...

big tiddy Unicron, please.

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Questionmarktarius posted...

tsundere Starscream, please.

m-m-megatron chan!

it it is not like i

you lose skills you learned when you don't use them

most management jobs are bs where most of what you do is tell someone else to work harder

thus even a guy who was a genius in college at a management job for awhile will get the brain rot