No big deal....
au contraire, if taxpayers have a few rogue cops doing grimy stuff which results driving up their tax bill then yes it's a very big deal. heads roll when budgets aren't either met, either elected officials or within the police dept.
Cops are loving all the extra overtime money from these protest.
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au contraire, if taxpayers have a few rogue cops doing grimy stuff which results driving up their tax bill then yes it's a very big deal. heads roll when budgets aren't either met, either elected officials or within the police dept.
Man nobody gives a fukk about those tax dollars, this country is already 17 trillion in debt.
Taxpayer dollars go to the military industrial complex and nobody is in the street protesting that.
Man nobody gives a fukk about those tax dollars, this country is already 17 trillion in debt.
Taxpayer dollars go to the military industrial complex and nobody is in the street protesting that.
Folks care but seem powerless to do anything at the federal level with both major political parties being bought and paid for. effecting change at the local level is another ball game
Capitol Hill: The Power of the Purse
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/capitol-hill-the-power-of-the-purse.274770/#navigation
you might be right about the local vs federal level....
This country is 17 trillion dollars in debt.
Yet the cops and Military will always have unlimited budgets.
If there was a budget problem the cops would not be getting overtime.
Don't be stupid.
Explain that to the fathers of Trayvon Martin & Mike Brown ....
Their pensions are the bomb
Oakland protests’ OT costs for cops: $1.3 million
The protests in Oakland over the past three weeks have cost the city more than $1 million in overtime pay, officials said Friday.
The demonstrations, 14 in Oakland in the past 18 days, were sparked when a pair of grand juries declined to indict white police officers in the deaths of two unarmed black men, Michael Brown in Missouri and Eric Garner in New York.
Most of that that overtime pay, $1.3 million worth through Saturday, was paid to police who have frequently been caught unaware by marches that start in other cities and enter Oakland without much notice, interim assistant city administrator Arturo Sanchez said in a statement.
Oakland police have arrested 209 people over the course of the protests, Sanchez said, though he did not say what the range of charges were against those arrested or where they were from.
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Oakland-protests-OT-costs-for-cops-1-3-5953997.php
The protests in Oakland over the past three weeks have cost the city more than $1 million in overtime pay, officials said Friday.
The demonstrations, 14 in Oakland in the past 18 days, were sparked when a pair of grand juries declined to indict white police officers in the deaths of two unarmed black men, Michael Brown in Missouri and Eric Garner in New York.
Most of that that overtime pay, $1.3 million worth through Saturday, was paid to police who have frequently been caught unaware by marches that start in other cities and enter Oakland without much notice, interim assistant city administrator Arturo Sanchez said in a statement.
Oakland police have arrested 209 people over the course of the protests, Sanchez said, though he did not say what the range of charges were against those arrested or where they were from.
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Oakland-protests-OT-costs-for-cops-1-3-5953997.php
No shyt but since we aren't organized we have to start with the basics