The author’s point was that “poor people would be left standing in the rain” which is pretty fucking stupid.

Seeing as it was basically an intel thing, it would have defeated the purpose. If the cop/car were marked they would have just moved the event. I doubt it was the only one occurring that night and DPD doesn’t have resources like that to chase around every “show.” Plus, it woulda been stupid dangerous for the cops.

Hey, whaddya know, I found a grey comment! lol

5th: I’m going to go out on a limb and say that those hovering near the poverty line don’t have EV charging infrastructure woes very high-up on the ol’ priorities list.

I’m not gonna get into the Floyd case, as there was a lot there that was questionable, not only with trial, but how it was utilized and promulgated by every segment of media worldwide to advance whatever agenda was appropriate for promotion/ratings/clicks/sales for each outlet. Which you surely see. Plus, I’m really…

It has nothing to do with engine displacement. I said nothing of the sort. The Chief asked them to fix their shit because it sucks. It always has. You can go through the decades if you want. LeBaron, Neon, Sebring, pretty much anything Dodge. They aren’t that complicated to steal. The streets have their number as far…

The Chief of Police was calling on the automakers to help out. He basically said that if they made their cars harder to steal, it’d really help.

Ok, one more go around, lol.

In Detroit, they don’t just stop people for rolling through a stop sign. It doesn’t happen. Doesn’t happen for tags, seatbelts, tinted windows etc. That is some suburbs shit. When a cop in Detroit makes a stop/interaction, you better sure as shit believe they are assessing the ENTIRE situation around them. It’s no…

For fucks sake. I’m not going to dissect all of what you said, but I’ll do a quick look around.

What’s with all the “we” shit? You are more than happy to group everyone together regardless of the validity, eh? Sounds familiar and a never-ending cycle of no results and constant antagonism. How fun!

I normally enjoy your comments on here, but you are way out of your lane on this one. This is a street smarts issue and you kinda missed the point.

You’d get paid better, at least.

Detroit is closer to Mad Max in that sort of analogy. Been that way for decades and decades. Sure, it’s safe in the shiny areas by the stadiums and such, but like I said before Detroit is a very large city. Where this happened was not exactly a shiny area.

Fun trivia fact: You can fit the cities proper of San Fran, Atlanta, and Manhattan inside of the geographical boundaries of Detroit.

See, there are alot of places like Texas or Wyoming or wherever where people own guns because they like them. In Detroit you need them. It’s been that way since Coleman Young was mayor. In the D, the cops aren’t the solution they are a suggestion. That’s what happens when you pay the most dangerous assignments like…

You must not be familiar with how Detroit works, lol. People mind there own business for the most part, but if you mess with any part of their money...uh...there are consequences for that.

He looks like he’s hunting for a Silverado grill to put a hurt on.

Long Jump.

Meanwhile, at intermission during a Polo Match somewhere in the world, Kristin is enjoying a Saturday single-malt, a spoonful of caviar, and more than one chuckle at this article.